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Evening star., 1945-01-27

...both for you and for your Country.
War Bonds are your safest, and smart
est, investment. In ten years, they'll
bring you back four dollars for every
three you put in. And that money will
mean purchasing power. ...for you. It'll
mean jobs and healthier economy in
America.
So buy more Bends than you've been
buying. Buy more than you think you
can afford.
They help toward quicker Victory
...and happier peacetime for you.
Evening star., 1945-01-27
Decisions Listed,

Decisions Listed.
It appears that during the past
two and one-haf years the War
Labor Board had considered numer-
GUS labor disputes between Mont
gomery Ward and its employees, ane
has issued directives which the com.
pany, in practically every instance
has refused to obey, consequent,
resulting In strikes. The board ha,
no power to enforce its decision.
and there is no statutory authorize.
ton for review of it's order. EN-,
ployers' group of Motor Freight Car.
riers, Inc. VS.. National War Lahol
Board, l43 Federal (O l45. where
the court said;
mo one threatens, and no ont
could maintain, either judicial ol
administrative proceedings agains
the appellants upon authority o.
the boards order"
The Court of Appeals In this cas-,
concluded its opinion by xayinl
that action of the board would hl
"informatory and at most ad,
visory. I" The Supreme Cour
denied certiorari in this case.
The War Labor Disputes Act. how,
ever, provides that the Presiden
may take possession of amy plant
mine or facility, equipped for tn,
manufacture, production or mining
of any articles or materials which
may be required for the, war etior
or which may be useful in connec,
ton Herewith" after he has in,
vestigated and found that there i
ian interruption Of the operation
Of such plant. mine or facility a
the result OF strike or other labo
disturbance; that the war eiIcr
viii be unduiy impeded or delaye,
by such interruption, ana that III
Evening star., 1945-01-27

! have carefully read the entire
legislative history of the act and
from 1t I cannot draw the concIu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-23
LEff STRIcEK
REl AMI
BEL-AkII
Francoshi spisal - GUY DE MAUPASSANT
Prevel - oToN zUPANcIc

mu so jahale moske spodnje hla-
&c. Cetvero eevljev, dvoje veli-
kin, dvoje majhnih, je lezalo oh
postelji pri vznozju.
Bila je prava opremljena So
ba "a v najem, z navadnim pohi-
stvom; po Mi je plaval tisti 20
PERM, osladni hotelski duh, IL
hajajoc Cd zaves, zimnic, cd sten
in stolov, duh vseh tistih ljudi,
XII so tukaj, item stanovanju "a
YES svet, spali ali ziveli, emo noe
ali sest mesecev, in ostavili tu-
kaj nekaj svojih izparnih, tistih
cloveskih izparin, XII Sc spajajo
S prejsnjim vonjem in Sc zlijo
polagoma v mesan, sladak in ne
znosen smrad, XII je enak po vseh
podobnih sobah.
Ma kaminu je stal kroznik s
pecivom, steklenica sartreze in
dvoje napol izpraznjenih casio.
Kipec ma bronasti kaminski uri
je bill pokrit z velikim moskim
klobukom.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-23

Konisar se je sunkoma okre-
nil in je pogledal Madeleni v oci:
wi ste gospa Klara Madeleine
Du Roy, zakonska soproga tu-
,kaj eujocemu gospodu Pro-
|sperju Georgesu Du Royu, pisa
|te1ju."
2 zadusenim glasom je zajec-
ljaIa:
''Da, gospod."
''Kaj delate tukaj?"
Nj odgovorila.
Uradnik je ponovil:
"Kaj delate tukaj? Nasel sem
vas izven vase hise, do malega
sleeeno v opremljenem stanova-
nju. Pc kaj ste prisli semkaj?"
Nekaj trenotkov je cakala; ko
pa je Sc vedno molcala, je po-
vel:
"Kakor hitro mi ne marate
priznati, gospa, bonn prisiljen,
da ugotovim to sam.''
Ma postelji je bilo spoznati
|oblike cloveskega telesa, skrite-
ga pod odejo.
Komisar je stopil tia in je "a
klical: ''Gospod!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-23

# - - 5SEr /. d. s 4
vas pozivan; da mi povejte svoje.
ime."
Tedaj je MOI ma postelji "a
jecljal:
"Gospod kon1isar, prepovejte
tenu cloveku, da bi me zalil.
Ali imam opravitiz varni ali .
MIN? Ali moran odgovarjati
vam ali njenu?"
Govoril je, .kakor da nina Sill
ne ' ustih. .
Komisar je odgovoril: 'Meni,
edino meni innate odgovarjati.
Vprasarn vas, kdo ste ?" -
tDaije prInodnJic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-23

MOI, ki se i tam skrival, Sc nj
genil. Po vsej priliki je bill obr-
njen proti stem in je fiscal gla-
70 pod Blazino. Uradnik Sc je
doteknil tistega rnesta, kjer se
mu je zdelo, da mora biti rama,
in ga je opomnil Sc enkrat: :
"Gospod, ne primorajte me,
da bi nastopil s silo.' "
A zavito telo Sc hi premaknilo,
kakor da je mrtvo.
Du Roy je stopil magic naprej,
prijel odejo in jo odgrnil raz ME-
ga, potem je potegnil blazino
proc in pokazalo Sc je mrtvasko-
bledo lice Laroche- -Mathieuja.
Sklonil Sc je preko MEGA, trepe-
tai, tako ga je mikalo, da bi ga
zgrabil "a vrat in zadavil; dejal
mu je 8 stisnjenimi zobmi: ''Bo-
dite vsaj toliko pogumni, koli-
kor ste nesramni!"
Uradnik je vprasal Sc enkrat:
"Kdo STEP
Ker prepadeni ljubinaec nj dial
odgovora, je uradnik powell:
"Jaz sem policijski komisar in
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-23
(Nadalievanje)

AAN vSSAAAA A1S~ vS~A~A~s
Uradnik je dejal: "Stopite
vendar, gospod, JAZZ sem donna"
Sedaj Sc je udal, poklonil in
stopil skozi vrata. r..
Najprej sta sla ma komisarijat
po tri-civilne straznike, XII so bill
ze pripravljeni, ker jih je bill
Georges ze isti dan opozoril, da
pojde nocoj ma prezo. Eden cd
njih jel zlezel koeijazu ma koz-
la. Druga diva sta stopila koci-
jo, XII je sla v rue des Martyrs.
Du roy je rekel: "Naert cd
stanovanja imam. V drugem
nadstropju je. spredaj je maj
hna veza, potem pride jedilnica
in "a MO spalnica. Vse tri sobe
so skupaj, drugega izhoda nj,
beg je torej izkljueen. V blizini
je kljucavnicar, cakal bo "a slu-
caj, &c bi ga poklicali."
Ko so prisli pred doloceno hi
SO, je kazala ura sele cetrt ma
devet, in preko 20 minut so mol
&c cakali. Ko pa je Georges vi
del, da bo sedai bilo tri cetrti, je
rekel:
'Sedaj pa pojdimo!'
In sli so po stopnicah, ne da bi
Sc zmenil "a hisniki, XII jih sicer
tudi sploh zapazil nj. En- straz-
mix je ostal ma cesti, da hi pail
ma izhod.
Ostala cetvorica sc je ustavila
v drugem nadstropju, in Du Roy
je pritisnil najprej uho ma duri,
potem je pogledal skozi luknjico
v kljucavnici. Nicesar nj slisal
niti videl. Pozvonil je.
Komisar je rekel svojim straz-
nixon:
"Vi ostanete tukaj, dokler vas
ne poklicem.'
In sedaj so cakali. Pc dveh ali
treh ninutah je Du Roy iznova
veckrat zaporedoma potegnil "a
zvoncevo zico. Zadaj v stanova-
nju Sc je zaslisal sum; potem so
sc priblizali lahni koraki. Ne
kdo je prisel gledat, kaj je. Te-
dai je zurnalist krepko potrkal
prstom ma lesena vrata.
zenski glas, XII sc je pritaje-
val, je vprasal:
"Kdo je?"
Uradnik je odgovoril:
"Odprite, v imenu postave."
Glas "a durrni je ponovil:
'Kdo pa ste?"
"Jaz sem policijski komisar.
Odprite, &c ne dam vdreti."
Glas je powell:
"Kaj pa hocete?"
Du Roy je dejal:
"Jaz sem. Vse zaman, uiti ne
mores."
Lahne stopinje, stopinje bosih
nog so Sc oddaljile, pa Sc cez ne
kaj hipov zopet vrnile.
Georges je rekel: "Ako ne od-
prete, polomimo vrata." Sits
kal je medni rocaj in z ramo ma
lahno fiscal v duri. Ker pa nj
bilo vec odgovora, je hipoma ta-
>ko silno in krepko sunil, da Sc je
stara kljucavnica udala. Vijaki
so popusthi in mladi moz toliko
da nj padel ma Madeleine, XII je
stala v vezi v sami srajci in do
lenjki, z razpletenimi lasmi in
bosa, s sveco v roki.
Du Roy je vzkliknil:
''Ona je! Imamo jih!"
In planil je v stanovanje. Ko-
misar Sc je odkril in je stopil "a
njim. In mlada lena. je sla pre-
padena "a NINA in jina je sve-
tiIa.
Prisli SO skozi obednico, kjer
so stall ma De nepospravljeni mi
ii ostanki cd vecerje: prazne
sampanjske buteljke, odprta pa
steta Cd gosjih jeter, obrane ko-
sti Cd piske III nekaj nacetih ko-
SOY kruha. Ma nizici "a servira-
ME stu stala diva krozhika, ku-
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
Wears Mothers Weddinq Dress

The wedding took place 80 o'clock, in quaint ST.
PauIs Church, Paget. Bermuda.
The venerable Archdeacon Henry Marriott oficated
sisted by the Rev Keith Harmon.
Wearing her mothers wedding dress fashioned entirely Of
pontc lace ivory satin, with train Of silver
lace descending from the shoulders and tiara Of shrred tue
from which panels Of ivory e fell either side of the
the bride regal figure. The dress made with the
off theshouIdcr line fitted bodice long and fu
skitt the hoop
Her bridal bouquet shower of white orchids
and sephanotis.
The maron Of honor Mrs George Lee Sargent Of Boston
the former Hester Jones Of the bride candle
wood rcd jersey with tiara Of gold chrysanthemums
and carried a shower bouquet Of the same
The maid of honor, Suzanne Ouerbrdge of Fairyland
Bermuda aquamarne jersey gown did two
of the bridesmaids Gloria White and Mrs Alexander MacKay
10Th OF Bermuda.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
Pink and White

II was a pink and white we'd
ding with the bride carrying
out the GrcClan theme in her
white silk Jersey bridal attire.
The deep folds OF her skirt
graced out from a long Shirred
torso INTO a deep train. The
yoke was of marquiSette and
outlined with embroidered seed
pearls.
Long full sleeves gathered at
The wrists furthered the lovely
Grecian effect Her bridal illu-
sion fngerup veil was caught in
a white Jersey braid.
The bride carried white or
chidS on her prayer book from
which stcphano.is fell on satin
ribbol s.
Delicate plnK mdrquisette was
chosen for the matron of honor.
Her gown was gathered az
the waist by a band Of pink
lace A wide insertion Of pink
lace topped the bodice and
shoulders
Tiny pink SATIN. buttons
studded the bodice from the
small collar 10 the waist.
She wore "A pink net tiara
trimmed with seed pearls in her
hair and carried a colonial bou.
quet OF pink roses surrounded
Continued on Page Twol
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18

cludcS: DR. David y. Henry
president Of Wayne University
and also president Of the board
Of International Institute Mis-
George G. Wright. Ella Cor
don Smith, Alice ~ Gorhem
Kane Campbell. Don Weeks
William Holbrooke. Henry
Rcichhold. Thelma James. l.ola
de Grille, Mrs Bruce Camp
bell Mrs Alice l. SickclS Fred
Rivard and Charles Livingston.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
Mig hi at Music Hall

chcStra with Karl Kruger and
hi, assisting conductor. Walter
Poole. VIII furnish the musical
background for the show which
is being written by Kane Camp
bell. Broadway playwright.
Taking part in ;he Music Hall
show VIII be stage and radio
stars as we'll as nationality
choirs and dancers in old world
dress.
Noble n Travis is general
chairman Of International Night
and his assisting committee in
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
Col. John l. Ryans
At Wymond Home

Mr. AND MRS. GILBERT
WNNOND Of Seminole avenue
have as their house guests their
daughter and son-in-law. rcgu-
laI army Col John l.. Ryan JrA
and Mrs Ryan and Col Ryan S
mother Mrs John l. Ryan of
Atlanta. Ga
Col Ryan has fust returned
from Germany and was in. COM
bat from August 1914. with the
Seventh Armored Division.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18

MAYFAIR is Joining hands
-A with the men and women
Of other lands who have come
10 make their home IN Detroit
in one Of the most brilliant Of
prehohday events lntcrra-
tonal Night AZ The Music Han
on the evening oi Dec :.
This occasion is being taken
by International Institute 10 tell
Detroit of work with tho ma
tionality groups
The Detroit Symphony Or
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
z Aunts Entertain
For Peggy Schops

PEGGY SCHOPS Of Wiltshire
drive was guest OF honor al a
wedding shower IN the Whittier
yesterday. arranged by her
auntS. Mrs. Raymond Petz and
Mrs Edward LoranCer. Il
Peggy the daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs Leonard SchopS. will
marry Joseph Allor Dec l.
The luncheon table Will be
centered with pale pink and
white chrysanthmums and white
taperS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
Campbell,
Bonbrigh+
Weddinq
1lRayai;r
Rau,bE,

My The very friends told Of the wedding
"A Of Mrs Howard Bonbright and Henry Munroe Camp
y bell which took place Saturday IN the brides resi-
~ deuca Lake Court. Crosse Ponte.
The Rev. Francs 3. Creamer rector Of Christ
Church Chapel read ne Episcopal wedding service at 80
O'Clock, the presence Of the families.
Mrs Bonbrght's daughter Mrs. James Simpson Jr. had
come over from Wadsworth. H., for the ceremony.
Navy It. Harry Campbell arrived that morning from
Charleston and EnA George Campbell tUSNAF- was here
leave 20 Norfolk.
Among members Of the family who witnessed the
ceremony Mr. and Mrs William p Bonbright II, Mrs.
W Hodges Mr. and Mrs Charles W. Hodges Jr Mr.
and Mrs. Robert O Derrick.
Detroit relatives and many friends Of Shirley Balan-
Neuld thrilled they could have had
tcctison Of Joncs-H Humphreys wedding Saturday
afternoon n Bermuda.
staged according Bermuda traditions in coorfu and
exotic setting beautiful pageant
Shirley the daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Permission
Jones o Pagct Hall, Bermuda and Colorado Springs
IL. Jim Humphreys, USNR is the of James Arthur
humphreys Grand Rapids Mrs, Theodore T. Guttedge
Of Dcf frou
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
Pair Wed
In St. PauI's
BY DOROTHY MILLER

DOMANCE took the lead this
~ weekend in the form of two
important occasions, a wedding
and an engagement announce
mpUt party.
Miss Fandira Caroline Nc
Fadden, daughter of Mrs. Basil
l. Connolly and the late DIR.
Connolly was married last eve-
ming to 1t Robert T. TFuesdell,
son of DR. and Mrs. Norman o.
LaMarche. in St. Pauls Ca
thedral by the Very Rev. Kirk
b. OFerrall
Given in marriage by her
uncle. Ivan Ludington, the bride
was attended solely by her sis
ter Mrs Harry q. WaSson.
Or LaMarChe was his sons
best man The usherS included
1t Truesdell's brother-in-law,
d. Preston Dozier, and Donald
MacAlOne.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
IT. Cmdr. Crets Best Man

Two other bridesmaids Mrs Lloyd Permission Jones Jr.
nd Catherine Menay of Colorado Springs had dresses Of
andowood red Jersey like that by Mrs Sargent all
he attendants aras Of gold chysanthemums
Rod shower bouquets Of the same golden blooms
1t Cmd Robert B. Crets Of San Francisco the best
The ushers It. Cmdr John J. White Jr. of Wash
ington, D. c., 1t Cmdr William B. Winon of Mt Clair ~ j.
Continued Page 1wo)
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28

ITO hold his fists closed tight to feel the drill and his
body trembling tension that shaft of steel might
sink slowly granite-thiS all OF life for Howard
Roark in the granite quarry.
lie stood on the hot stone in the sun His face was
Scorched 10 bronze He liked the work He felt if II were
match OF wrestling between his muscles and the granite
He was very tired at night lie liked the emptiness of his
bodys exhaustion.
That summer, Dominique Francon lived alone on her
fathers estate the quarry EXquSitely beautiful,
aserey aloof and profoundly embtered she hated the
nepttde OF the world her. her sole passion was
fierce determination 10 preserve her independence by
never allowing herself to for anything.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28

On blazing summer day Dominique came to look at the
quarry She felt thrust into execution chamber OF scad
ing steam 1t obscene to see men on the shelves OF e
She could not turn She Stood as an insult
the place below Her thin heels planted wide apart the
smooth helmet of her hair the exaggerated ragfhty OF
her bodyhaunted the fastdous GOODNESS OF the gardens
and drawing rooms from which she came.
She looked down Her eyes stopped man who raised
his head and looked her Her first perception not OF
sight but Of oucho slap in the face She saw the silent
contempt shape of Roarks mouth; the cold
brance OF the eyes that had trace OF pity not
glance but act of ownership. She felt convulsion OF
anger, of resstanceand Of pleasure She thought she
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28

had found an aim fe-a sudden sweeping hatred for
that
She was first 10 move. She turned and walked away
from him But she back TO the quarry against her
WILL unable to resist it, Roark looked at her If he knew
she would be back.
"Why do you stare at ne?" she asked sharply.
"For the same reason you've been staring at me-"
"I don't know what you're talking about"
"If you didn't you'd be much astonshed and much
less angry"
She shrugged and walked away from him up the path
and through quarry She knew that he looking after
her. She did not glance back
CONTINUED tOmOrrOw)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-19

An Australian squirrel, according
TO Photographs, can leap in any di-
rectlon at top speed. Would make an
excellent traffic cop.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-19

Betcha Dollar Dyer wants to bet
the family silver that white no Il
Hironito's won't finish II - !.uuey.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-19

LOST: SATURDAY IN HEN3rR.
son. ladies yellow sold .oe
#.,h three blue sappHHc- Fnaa.
please notify Nj WaI4a.. H1ea
Route ), Henderson, B-q
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-19

PROTECT YOUR TABLE TOP
new glass cut any aIze for table
tops. Edges bevcIed aud polished.
Auto glass plain or safety, cat and
installed. a. K. Perry Garage,
phone 300. ST
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-19

FOR COMPLETE RADIO SERVICE
call 204-W. All work guaranteed,
Upchurch & Daeke Electric Co.,
ia South Garnett street. 1911
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-19

ONE OUTDOOR PLAY GROUND
slide $3.50 Watkins HuaWage
Co. l8-+,i
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-19
WANT ADS
Get Results

MONUMENTS, MARKERS, REST
workmanship. Representing poi
ner Stone Works, Inc. " IW
Langston, PIG Young ST., Pbons
2l-u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-19

II | \ y K + DS OF UNRl
TONED sandals in the sca-ar.~
popular styles and cY.ar~
One special lot of odd, and
ends at only Sl.99. Wc8b'S
Henderson Shoe Store. l--5ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-19

PURE SHEII.AC. WHITE AND
orange ia H.a'~, quarts AVID gaI-
i4ns L.age-e"tt pant remover.
Watkins Hardware c.. lG-4U
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-19

CALL HABNIE TRANSFER CO.
fog all auds IF aaal.a-, .5ta and
out OF town. Paaae 36l=J. 1854
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-19

WE CLOSE EACH SATURDAY AT
one p. m. during May, June. Jgi1
and August. II. o. Falkner & Son
Lett
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-19

PLENTY OF REGULAR .fz-
flash light batteries W5..-+
Hardware CO. 4a g..
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-19

GROCERIES, FRESH MEATS Ann
vegetables. Everything for vo1r
table. We deliver and save Va,
gas and time. Phone 439. A.u.vs
ready 10 serve you. Herberts ~
low Front. * :,
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06

Poor girl-she never realized how
easy It.. could be to look so smart
so stunning and vet not have to
dig deep into the old budget. You,
too. can dress UP in these gorgeous
'2-skin scarfs of GENUINE SILVER
FOX. You'd actually expect to pay
much more but they're only $9S on
Custom Budget Payments which fit
your pocket so easily Get yours
NOW at FRANKLIN'S during their
daring Spring Sale "a few other
sets available at $50 10 S79). Fur
Chubbies as low as $5S. Just $500
reserves any furs. Choose the
FRANKLIN credit plan which suits
you best with up to SO weeks TO
pay-or--a Charge Account with
NO DOWN PAYMENT. No red
tape-no delay-that's the way
to use your credit as always
at FRANKLTN'S DEPARTMENT
STORE. 3l6 MICHIGAN AVE.
Open Mon. Fri. and Sat. evenings
till so'clock.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
Sen. Ferguson Fdyors
Fair Practices Bill

Senator Ferguson has advised
the UAW-CIO that he will favor
legislation outlawing discrimina-
tion in industry on account OF
race. creed or color. r. J. Thomas,
UAW-CIO international president,
announced.
Thomas added that Senator
Vandenberg had also informed the
UAW-CIO that he is in favor Of
anti discrimination legislation
similar TO the law recently en-
acted hY New York state.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
Detroit Hump Filler
In Denver Hospital

More than 800 hours Of opera
tional fight in transport aircraft
over the dangerous and difficult
Assam Burma air route were
chslked up by Capt. Harry r.
Anderson of 1929 Ashley, Detroit,
now at FitzsimmonS Hospital,
Denver.
He has been awarded the Dis
tinguished Flying Cross and the
Air Medal with Oak Leaf clusters.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
Good Behavior Bill
Passed by House

LANSING. April 5-The House
passed and sent to the Senate bills
permitting sheriffs to offer good
time behavior allowances" TO
county prisoners and another re-
quiring fingerprinting of custom
ers who pawn articles.
Advanced to final passage was
House bill which would permit
intro duction of "drunkometer
tests" as evidence against mo-
torists accused of drunk driving.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
Gdrnishment Bill
Ready for Governor

LANSING, April 5-Ready for
the governors approval is a bill
fixing ceiling in garnishment
proceedings. introduced in the
Senate, the bill provided that all
but $1S of a workers weekly pay
could be seized.
The House, however, lowered
the figure to $12. Rather than
invite defeat, the Senate in con-
ference committee agreed to 60
along with the House.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
EX-Nienna Official
Freed by YankS

WITH THE u. s. THIRD
ARMY, Germany. April 5 1NS)
DIR. Michel Skubel, former chief
police commissioner of Vienna,
has been liberated from the Ger
mans at the town of Holzhausen,
just outside Kassel.
Skubel had been a prisoner OF
the gestapo since 1888 when Hit
Ter annexed Austria.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
Silent on Purple Heart
More Winter CIothinq

WASHINGTON, April 5 up
A new program designed to
assure sufficient numbers Of chill
dren's snowsuits. ski suits, Logging
sets and snow and ski pants has
been announced by the WPB.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
Tells Of Rescue by Rangers

Proud his mother is his uncle, Marvin Brsndau. chief
engineer of the Aeroqp Corp which manufactures arpans
parts Jackson Fred plans to spend much of his time
with his uncle during the furough.
About the limp the missing finger tip and the Purple
Heart ribbon he'd rather speak. He doesn't his
mother to know.
she knows She winked when he had trouble picking
I'D his coffee CUP
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
Service Record: Solid

DiSant of 1915 Abbott showing daughter and
she bought with WAVE c
25 home from duty in Washington. SSML SIC
Daniel five Pacific battles home leave from his carrier
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06

Continued from Page III
The letters led reminscng and tears weled in his eyes
he recalled his capture and Imprisonment
II what the Japs called the victory march through
Manila Bbd That terrible the
children who lined the than the soldiers
He in Biibd only five days when he sent
Prisoner No. 1922 to Cabanatuan to help build the plant
there.
Silent on Purple Heart
"A days later the Gee I'll forget
that sight hope anything sorrowful
that again"
When the Rangers started shooting Cabana uan Fred
said he thought the aps annhatng the prisoners
they had expected He nearly killed by the Rangers
because he the power plant in the Jap side of the
compound
that's all over. I'm home and although I've been
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-26

900 persons were reported to have lost their lives.
 People in the farming districts and small towns are faring far bet. ter than those in cities, MT. Lux said. Broken transportation Sys- tems and bombed roads impede the shipment of food from the farming areas to the cities.
 The people on whose shoulders will fall the responsibility Of build. ing Germany are women, old men, and children, MT. Lux said, for very few men of military age may be seen in Germany today. The clock official observed that the Nazl Youth program had been tremen- dously successful since he had seen SO many youngsters in his life, and ail appeared to be perfect physical specimens,