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dred and eighty nine men are eligi-
BILE for discharge at the present
time. Of the remaining sixty-one
men in the outfit, only handful
have less than fifty points, and the
majority of these "lowpointers" Tin
the 35th, a low pointer" is one
with less than 70 points, are ex-
combat men.
But, in spite of all these facts. in
spite of our service in three theaters
of war, in spite of our high point
scores, and the length of time we
have spent overseas (thirty-two
months until now we are scheduled
to leave Okinawa in a short time.
not for home, as you might reason
ably expect, but for Japan as part
of the Army Of Occupation!
According to a recent War De-
partment order, all men with more
than seventy points and those
eligible for discharge because of age,
are not to leave this island with
their units for future duty in this
theatre, but are to remain here to
be processed for return to the United
States. But We are told that sincd
we are members of he Sixth ArmyI
this does not apply to us, ami that
We must go on to Japan before we
can return home. This means that it
will be several months before we
can even think about starting home.
We have tried to do something
about correcting this injustice our
selves, but our appeals to our own
army officials on this island have
been futile. We can not do anything
to help ourselves; out here our
hands are tied. 1t is up to you, the
people back home, to help us.
We feel that by bringing this in
justice to light, you in the States
may feel it proper to help us as we
have helped you in your hours of
need. We are depending on you to
use your immense powers to stop
this injustice . =. to cut the red tape
that is binding us to overseas posts.
We are depending on you to come
to bat for us, and to aid US in re-
turning home"
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on the streets sheltered about a
hundred people, Ochs estimated
Tokyo, Yokohama, and KokoSuka,
the three cities which OchS visited
during his three liberties, were
all bombed out. Tokyo suffered
heavily from Big attacks directed
against the air field and naval
base, the bluejacket stated.
OchS contrasted the barren
houses with the Shinto temples
which although crudely constructed,
contained vases, affairs and tapes
tries. The temples were exceeding
~ oriental in appearance, he said.
Although allowed to speak to any
one, conversation was practically
impossible because most Japanese
do not understand English, Ochs
said. The one exception was the
japanese police who dress in blue
uniforms and carry small swords
instead of guns, and who travel
on bicycles, the most widely used
method of transportation.
The japanese, who are short, very
dark, and tan rather than yellow,
don't all have buck teeth and wear
glasses Seaman OchS declared.
Glasses are worn mostly by the
men and boys, not the women, he
said.
Il didn't see any Jap doing any
work except trying to sell some
thing to u.s." he asserted, adding
there was no trouble unless you
started it,
Majestic and impressive Fuyi-
yama, provided Ochs with his big
gest sightseeing thrill. He also
saw the Emperors palace, and was
impressed by the beautifully kept
gardens overlooking the river. How
ever, no one was allowed inside the
palace which was patrolled by MPs
and SPs in addition to special Jap
guards.
OchS retains a vivid memory Of
the typhoon which struck June 5.
At that time the Atlanta was just
off Okinawa. With a wind reaching
13O-150 knots an hour the cruiser
was just able to keep afloat. Huge
waves washed over the deck and
the crew was tossed about like
kindling.
Although the sailor was not in
jured in combat, his right hand
was broken by fuel line during
an attack by enemy planes.
From VI day on August 16, I'M
til the middle of September, Sea-
man Ochs was in Japan. He en-
joys specializing on the Japanese
emotions as they viewed the Amer
lean fleet steaming into Tokyo Bay
The only Jap ship in sight at that
time, he recalls, was a battleship
whose upper structure was COM
pletely wrecked from bombings.
During combat the bluejacket
helped man the six cruisers six
inch teretS.
Before going to the Pacific Sea-
man Ochs made one trip to Eng
land. He has been in service since
July, 1914.
His decorations include the Oki-
nawa theater ribbon, the ASiatic-
Pacific ribbon with two battle stars
representing Okinawa and bonn
bardment of the japanese main
land, the American theater ribbon
and the Victory bar with one star
for being in a battle area at the
time Of victory.
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state OF Michigan. County Of Wayne.
SIS: 293, 274
At session of the Probate Court for
said County OF Wayne held at the Pro-
bate Court Room in the City OF Detroit.
on the Fifteenth day of october in the
wear one thousand nine hundred orty-
five.
Present. Thomas c. Murphy. Judge of
Probate
In the Matter Of the Estate Of WILL
LIAM H FLUMERFELT. Deceased.
On reading and filing the petition. duly
verified, of Russell c. Johnson, Admin
istrator with the will annexed of said
estate. praying that he may be licensed
to sell certain real estate of said deceased
for the purpose of paying the debts of said
deceased and the charges Of administering
said estate:
1t is Ordered that the Thirteenth day Of
IF November. next at ten o'clock in the
forenoon, at said Court Room be appointed
for hearing said petition. and that all
persons interested in said estate appear
before said Court at said time and place.
to show cause why license should not be
granted to said Administrator with the
will annexed TO sell real estate as prayed
for in said petition.
And It is further Ordered, That a copy
Of this order be published once in each
week for three weeks consecutively pre-
vious to said time OF hearing. in the
printed and circulating In said County
If Wayne.
Thomas c. Murphy
Judge of Probate
"A true copy
Richard H. Wernette
Deputy Probate Register.
(THURSl Oct. rs. Nov. l.
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MRS. KELLETT
CONTINUES IN COMA

Mrs. Ethel Kellett who has been
unconscious for the past Is days as
a result of head injuries remains il
a serious condition at Wyandotte
General hospital. Police continue to
hold her husband, Harry, on an
investigation of aggravated assault
charge pending the outcome of
Mrs. Kellett'S condition.
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MUCC BENEFITS HIGHEST

The Michigan Unemployment
Compensation Commission paid S4,-
1916 in benefits to Michigan's
unemployed for the week ending
October 81. This is the highest
amount of money every paid out
by any state in the union for a
weeks unemployment compensa-
ton, E. T. Dormer, Executive Di-
rector said.
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ing score, but S"eP"e"
you should be able to answer all
five of these.
/. An aunt who vas her own
nephew.
.. An uncle made famous by Har-
riet Beecher Stowe.
3. Five sisters who established a
record.
4. The adopted mother of all
students.
5. A wife who got into trouble by
looking back.
ANSWERS:
I. Charities Aunt ?. Uncle Tow 3. Dionns
QniHfHpIefS {. Alma Mater 5. Lof'e Wife.
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TACT or nCtiOn,
W h ON Bruce
Chapman of
Nj u Q u a l IS
Here's Howe,
With Pete
Howe" thinks
you should be
able TO identify
Three is a pass
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ii z d e q
to life imprisonment at the Joliet.
ILL.,, penitentiary :. There was no
Immediately apparent motive for
this murder, which became known
as the thrill killing" ;. In 1886.
the convicted criminal pictured
above met violent and terrible
death at the hands of his fellow
prisoners, who cornered him In a
Jail anteroom and slashed his
iugular vein.
Ned Weaver. who tracks down
killers for the Adventures of
Bulldog Drummond," heard over
the Mutual network challenges the
reader to identify the pair, one Of
whom 10 pictured above
ANSWER:
qso7 pLopo,a pup ptodos7 uDv,pd
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Local Red Cross Office Moves

American Red Gross headquarters
for home service, production and
Junior Red Cross activities have
been moved from the Kresge build
ing to the second floor of the Wy
andotte Savings bank building it.
was announced today.
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Buy Victory Bonds
@CRIME CLUES

Can You Solve This Murder?
This case resulted in one of the
bitterest court trials in Illinois
history Two teen-aged boys
murdered a 14-year-old lad, Bobby
Franks, and stuffed his body in a
drain then tried to collect
money from the father, but the
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-01

The Statue Of Liberty cost the
French people who presented it to
America $450,000; the American
people paid $35O,OOO for the ped
eStal.
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corpse was dis
covered before
they were able
to obtain any Of
the ransom
B e C a u s e of
their youth and
because of the
b r 1 l l 4 a n t
defense by Clar-
e n C e barrow.
the two were
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The bonds shall be coupon bonds of the denomination
of 100000 each and bear interest at rate rates not
multipleS of IA of
IT, Interest will be payable May 1s 1916 and semannualy
thereafter on May 1St and November 1st of each year
Bonds shall be numbered consecutively, to City
Portion Bonds to 40 inclusive and to Special
Assessment Bonds from to $50 inclusive.
Upon the option of the successful bidder said bonds
registered bonds without interest coupons
81 to provide one bond for each maturity.
Both principal interest will be payable at the Wyan-
dotte Savings Bank, Wyandotte Michigan.
The interest rate may each years matur
ty but all bonds maturing year. In either ISSUE
must carry the rate of interest
The bonds will be awarded to the bidder whose bid
produces the lowest interest cost to the City after deduct
be considered deducble in determining the net in
terest cost Interest will be computed from date of recev
bids to the respective maturity dates No bids for less
than all of the bonds will be considered.
The special assessment bonds issued in anticipa-
ton of the collection of special assessments and the full
faith and credit of the city pledged for the payment of
both issues.
Envelopes containing the bids should be plainly marked
Proposals for Bonds certified check the amount Of
go of the par value of the bonds bid drawn
order of the City of Wyandoe must each bid
guaranty of good faith the part of the bidder to be
forfeited quidated damages in the bidder fails to
for said bonds if the bid accepted No
interest will be allowed the good faith checks.
Bids will be conditioned upon the legal opinion Miller
approving the legality the bonds The legal opinion and
printed bonds will be furnished without to the
cessful bidder
The right is reserved to reject any and all bids
FORD WAGAR
City Clerk.
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Hot Seat

THAT STORY about Grover Beae-
dict :. and a Partisan wife with
two kids was fake from start
to finish. Payoff will come when
Grover catches up with the gal who
phoned in the phoney. Yes he
knows her and from here il
looks like the little cherub's sit
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FOR SALE-USED CARS
FOR sALE-BOATS & MOTORS
FOR SALE-HOUSES

4 ROOMS, bath, sun porch, garage,
fruit trees, two extra lots on
each side. 1899 Sixth st. (2233C)
ROOM home, bath, 5 acres black
soil, fruit trees, toolShed, COW barn,
pig pen and chicken coop. Bargain.
Inquire 1c847 InkSter Rd. (2346C)
FIFE-room cottage, fireplace, two
car garage, chicken coupe. River
near school. Terms. Phone Tren-
ton 70l0R11. C2456C)
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Ki,Oanis Check TO Buy Wheel Chairs

check for the purchase of coapsbe
Percy Jones hospital by Ray
Miss Margaret Ayers field representative the
Cross the Kwans club meeting Tuesday Watching
action Mrs Harry Locker who of
recognition of her production Wyan-
doe Red Cross and W. F. Sandy Newell Kiwanis
dent portion of the obtained from clubs
merchandise sale of which Mix
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-01

The University Of Texas plans to
publish three-color geological Pc
troleum map of the state. 1t is now
available from the University as a
black and white preprint.
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CHURCH OF GOD
1884 Eureka

Rev. ID. A. Briggs, Pastor
10 am. Sunday school.
II am. Morning worship.
7:30 pm. Evening worship
Wednesday, 7:3O pm. Bible study.
Friday, 7:45 pm. Young Peoples
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'QU/CK/E 0UE

: Ii you are a boxing fan, you
have heard of the rabbit punch,
the kidney punch and right and
left cross.
But Walter kinsella, star of Mu.
tuals leave Ii To Nike" asks if
you can tell him the basic blows in
boxing.
The basic blO,cs in boxing are a
left jdb, straight right hand, a
left hook, and an uPpercut, pith
either hand.
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Gar4~A 2~a

How's your relative To-?
Here are some famous relatives
Who have achieved fame in either
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Legal Notice

Legal Notice
Atty: Victor Tarronski
1850 Biddle, wyandotte. Mich
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
ARTHUR JOHN CUNNINGHAM.
VS.. No. 376-904
ISABELLE CUNNINGHAM
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
At session Of said Court held in
the County Building ct the City OF
Detroit, Wayne County, Mich. on the
gath day OF September. 1945
Present: Hon. Chester P. O'Hara, Cir
cult Judge.
In this cause It appearing from the
affidavit on file that 1t is not known
whether Isabelle Cunningham. Defendant
herein. is a resident of this state or some
other state; that process for her APP
pearance has been duly issued but that
the same could not be served by reason
of her absence from her last ,known adj
dress;
On motion Of VICTOR TARGONSKI.
Attorney for the plaintiff, It is ordered
that the said defendant cause her ap-
pearance to be entered in this cause
within three 81 months from the date
of this order and that is default thereof,
said Bill Of Complaint be taken as con-
fesSed:
1T IS FURTHER ORDERED that within
forty days from the date hereof, this
order shall be published in the Wyan-
dotte News-Herald a newspaper published
in the County of Wayne, and that such
publication be continued at least once each
week for six weeks in succession
Chester p. O'Hara
Circuit Judge
A true copy
Casper j. Lingeman. Clerk
BY A. z. Nader, Deputy Clerk
(THURS) Oct. IL, IL, rs. Nov. I, 8. Is. IL
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SEE YOU at coffee time.
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down muscles are gonna get al
awful warmin'.
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FOR SALE-LITTLE FARMS

LIQUIDATION SALE. One or more
acres. Easy terms. All on pave
ment, bus service. Eureka, corner
Of Mortonview. west Of Allen Road
Salesman on property. Daily II am
to z pm. Sunday, 10 am. to pm.
Redford O270. T. F. O'Connor, 2740l
West Six Mile. 1699C)
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FOR SALE-CEMETERY LOTS

TWO six-grave lots, Michigan
Memorial Cemetery, $3.50 each or
$3.50 both. Inquire 1855 Second st.
Wy. 0457-J. (2380C)
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Sealed bids for the purchase of $2O0OOO0O Gen
era Obligation Paving Bonds $4OOOOOO city portion,
S16OOOOOO special assessment of the City of Wyan
dotte, County of Wayne, State of Michigan, will be
received by the undersigned at the office of the City
Clerk in the City Hall, Wyandotte, Michigan until
eight o'clock Pm Eastern Standard time on the 18th
day of November AID 1945 at which time and place
they will be opened and considered by the City
Council
The bonds will be dated November l, 1945 and mature
seraly without option of prior payments follows
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11

a solo is Mr.. Heifitz. Mister p. j. Heiftz, from
Crotona Park Sout. So so soon wot it finished Mr.
Heiftz de solo, it jumped up witt a teacup de
monkey, und TO all de guests he ran around dey
should dropping in de teacup nckels. Moo, moo!
You should hold screaming dere, wot it was de
Noftolses laughstocking from the whole neigh
borhood! Und de charming Gloria gave up grad
ually de imported animals in favor from domestic
ones only. Wot now, she struts upswitt down a
whole day on de street witt Great Dane.
You sister Shoiley packs up to sending you
box dates, dollink. uni Junior writes you him
self letter witt all de bazebal witt de basket
ball witt de football moose. Uncle Pincus sends
vocally de regards on accent he's unable at de
moment to holding pen. so wait I'll told you
about il.
Friday he goes by Grubnick In de restaurant.
wot IL esks him Mister Grubnick You'd like
maybe a eggplant tart?" So IL dement's Pincus
Copyright Iei' Features syndicate Inc.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11

to know wot's a eggplant tart Wot 1t explains
him Mister Grubnick So
Lest night 1t expected Meesus Fink to en-.
tertaining from dc USO Fife Soivice men. ToIty
homem egg plant tarts- she prepared for dem,
MSdirected It became de day wot IL didn't showed
up de soldiers So it brought here to Meesus
Fink de tarts. OF cuss we didn't sponsoring dem
on dc menu. .dey just on sustaining But. IL
it'll liking dem dc customers. so well featuring
dem regular. You'd like maybe to try one?"- So,
il respounds him Pncus, MOI
So it gives him answer Crubnlck. "Okay.
here is de menu" So II reconnoiters Pincus de
menu wot he esks. Instead de zoop, could ]
having maybe hard.boiled egg?" wot 1t re-
spounds him Grubnick. "Okay."
So is coming de entry, wot he esks. Instead
dc fish, l could have maybe chicken So Is
agribble Grubnck. wot he responds. "Okay!-
So is coming de dessoit so it esks you Uncle
Instead de apple pie, Mr. Grubnick. could max
ing on de telephone local call?" Fife stitches
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11

paper article, witt picture yet from liddle
Jenny Schwartz. You remember dollink, her fod.
der kept on Pitkin Avenue de barber shop, wot he
was ulso a amateur magician. So hot towel, one
afternoon lest summer, he tried to pull off from
CoStumers face ii shouldn't distoib on de top from
It yet, wot he placed manicurists tray...So
dun't esk!. Memorial Hospital!
So irrigardless it stood liddle Jennys picture in
de paper on accent her financee brought her back
a gift witt him from de Sout Pacific, wot it's
gudgeous Korean rooster which is de equivalent
from a beautiful peacock yet
So was all agrog de whole neighborhood wot
] couldn't wait. dollink. was on pins witt needles
TO meeting him. 1 should ask him if maybe he
met you some place dere, odder he knew some
body wot dey see YOU He's such sweet boy,
but Of cuss is a big place dere witt SO many boys
but you couldn't blame me. dollink, wot asked
him. Everybody meet ask. In all de moofes
by de nooserills, I'm looking always. in all de
magazines, should see maybe your picture, und
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11

BY MILT CROSS
DEAR DOLLINK:

Bing it's to-day Sunday, so it lays you fodder
q whole morning in de tub. So since de COM
mencement from de adventure all hearing Is.
"Dollink, fill me up de tub! Dollink de soap fell
out from de tub!. .Yoo, hoo, Dollink where's
mine shorts? Dollink, it's missing de wash rag!
Answer de bell! From who is de mail?.
Where is mine collar button?. HIM, you couldn't
finding mine collar. button. .Wot would do witt.
out mineself?" Moo, noo Dots you fodder, dol.
link!
Sally Gimple married last week. de druggist
from Bridgeport, wot il gave you smott fodder
opinion, dot she's marrying him to getting for de
camera films. De wedding we was unable to at.
tend on accent we didn't was invited, so we went
instead for de evening by de Noftolises. So was
so de reason.
Witt two weeks before, IL stands in de moose.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11

So is two hours gradually you smott fodder
is out from de tub, wot it's going on by him In
de kitchen banging witt hammering. Wrenches
he sends Junior to borrowing gradually by Meesus
Mitzic
Shoiley he yells for to holding steady de screw
driver. Moo moo! So noontime he's got wired
togeddcr do two car keys. de ignition witt de
rumple seat. .wot it's afraid everybody to re.
mnding him dot do got gradually lest week rid
from de car.
Take kerr youself. dollink.
MONIMA.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11

you should see when toining dc pages from de
soldiers pictures, how it looks in each face Pinto
maybe it's you. SO wait yet.
Fusses IL makes de whole neighborhood from
Jenny witt de rooster. Jealous like anything II
gets de charming Gloria Noftolis. For evening
dey inviting everybody il should be oStensibly
musicale. But dey really got ulterior motors dey
should showing off dere monkey wot it claims
de charming Gloria il was sent to her from Boima
for souvenier yet, from sailor, wot she met
him last summer in ferris wheel by de amuse.
ment park. So wait y1: Rendering on de violin
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31
Hunk Admits
Lions Good

Hunk Anderson and Joe Bach
engaged in some lively repartee
at yesterdays session of The De
troit Times Downtown Quarter
back Club
Joe, capable line coach Of the
Detroit Lions, admitted the Bears
gained more yards and made more
first downs. He agreed with Hunk
the Bears made substantial gains
through the line.
But We made two touch
downs and we stopped them
when they got too dangerous
Joe commented. and all Hunk
could admit was that's so
Others who appeared on the
program were Eddie Barbour OF
University Of Detroit. Al t<sFeher
of Michigan State, Joe Gembis to
tell about his victory Saturday
Bob Murphy, Edgar Hayes and
Don Wattrick.
The biggest hand Of the day
was reserved for the coach max
ing his annual appearance Field
ing II. Yost, the grand old man Of
football, has visited the meeting
at least once every year since il
was started
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31
He Made. Mickey

But. as the No. ! receiver Tor
the Athletics. way back Perkins
cid pretty good job OF making
a star out Of CoChrane, Perkins
ioined the Athletics directly from
his home town. Gloucester, Mass,
and stayed with Connie Mack for
il seasons. In 1880 he was sold
10 the Yankees and served them
two year as catcher, one as
coach.
Since leaving the Tigers, Per-
kins has been scout for Dodg-
gers. I'm the navy for p months
and manager Of the Lancaster,
Pa. and Burlington. y. C.,
teams. While In the navy he
was for some time stationed nj
Crosse lie and used to be a
regular visitor at Briggs Sta
dunn.
The Phil faculty shako-up threw
Merry -ShsH another former Tiger
out Of work. But Shea. who was
2 Phil coach, has a line on a
minor league managerShip. ac-
Cordng 10 word from the Quaker
City. Ted McGrcw. former Ma
tional League umpire and Phlllles
scout for the last two season. re-
SCned 10 become an executive Of
the indianapolis American ASSo-
citation team Of which his old
friend DOME Bush is president.