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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-11
ALASKA TAXPAYERS GIVEN WARNING ON MAKING RETURNS

TACOMA, Wash, Dec. 11-Tax- payers of Washington and Alaska are in competition with taxpayers of four other states in regard to 1945 income tax refunds. Plans for the refunding program for early next year were disclosed by Clark Squire, collector of in- ternal revenue, on returning to Ta- coma from trip to Washington, D. C., and New York.
 While in the national capital, Squire was advised by bureau of- ficials that the processing division next year will handle income tax returns from only 10 collection dis tricts instead of all 64 districts as in the past. By such reduction in it's load, the processing division expects to concentrate on those districts having most turnover in employment and thus enable the bureau to advance the date for completion of the bulk of refunds
 Matching Speeded
 heads of the processing division in New York and obtained assurance Nv York an dobtained assurance that the matching of withholding tax forms will be speeded by day and night crews as soon as the 1945 tax returns are forwarded by collectors offices.
 Other districts to be serviced by this special New York office in- clude four in New York, two in California and one each in Con- necticut, New Jersey and Hawaii. Since those returns to be handled by the processing division will be taken in the order of arrival any taxpayer who expects an early re- fund must file promptly, according to Squire He points out that New York, New Jersey and Connecticut have a geographical advantage and little time is lost in shipping re- turns to the processing division from the respective collectors of fees
 Urged To File Early
 To offset this handicap, he urges Washington and Alaska taxpayers to file as soon as possible after Jan. l. He suggests further that employers prepare and deliver Form VIZ promptly to the em- ployee and at the same time send Form W-2a to the collectors office.
 "Cooperation all along the line is necessary if we are to make re- funds early" Squire said. First, we must have prompt action by employers in furnishing employees with Form WIZ. Second, taxpayers must file their income tax returns quickly. eanwhile, employers should forward US their W-2a forms.
 Next, it will be our Job to segregate various types of returps dllu tApIeSS dS ldlJiNtly e'S POooAN4C these which are to be processed in New York The more we can de- liver in January the faster will refund checks flew into the hands Of our taxpayers.
 When the larger districts of New York, California and New Jersey start climbing on this tax -go-round we'll find it hard to get aboard The processing ma- chinery will be slowed up in geo. metrical proportion to the volume of returns. Therefore, we must get away to an early start
 The various forms for reporting 1945 income have not arrived from the printers. AS soon as the first shipment comes in, deputies will prepare them for mailing to tax payers
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-11
GAME TONIGHT

The Douglas Fire Department team playing Douglas Highs Husk ies, will made it's first appearance in the City Basketball League tonight in the Douglas High gymnasium. The game session will start at 7:30 ( clock with Support playing Sig macs in the first game
 Empire WdRI-ddS bring results!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-11
PETERSBURG MAN HERE

L. J. Israelson of Petersburg is a guest at the Baranof.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-26

bort ainn 9llnaaonas, 1,n6 cine an6ert
pia aanariide SnieIn nod ser raus.
beltlilne" Ses be,ltigen Wraiilien uni
bon oort 5000 Meilcn iiiolih lGugs
Ger aiiite, ,15O1--15O2. 1r. Yobl
pertritt Sie sriid>t, oab bies sic Gin.
3iaen Meiieu iino, sic Wcspucci gc.
nraft bat oSer o,tbentiidj ecnnht 81,
BADEN III 9niprl,d) nabn, uuo a.,
Sanb oieier Nrieie .,no gerid,te' iuGt
|cr 3u beluei ,en, Dab 8espucci 'burd,,
C. s Elm gGrel,mann uno Elm griinS.
liher Wiiienid,aftler, 1orider, @ec.
arabs uno Secmann mar. Mud, Or
Eohl id'1e!oet iomit ernellt oie Sra
ae oil, mie man iiebt. mic treit Tes
pnccis 'Mnteil an ser eigcutlid)enGnt
hcfuug, nno nidlt rur ser ooraui
fnlgen6en Grfpridulne Mmcrifas geDt
sbcr bies lit cine isragr, sic bisfu
tiert peroe1 Miro. iulanae sic @iI
ieniduftler heioer Eager nod in br,
Haae Iein lucrSeu. alte Nrhipe, Scar.
ten ,lno Bidder su elrt3iiiern cae,
allb nur IN bieiem oSer jcnem Sinnt
al,ssldeaen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-26
Der pSleerbaitS ierSert
etttc aetiue 1Uelts
kefj,anft ft,.rpelittf
S&lub pon Sette 1.

oaf, man liets oas 3iel elmer Itdrsi
gen Steigerl,ng Oes Mrbeiter-s -s(nteils
an oem Grtrag Ser Groouftion i'm
auge bebolte. 3,,gleid nliiiie oie in.
ternatlonale Srsanl alton es lid, an
seleaen iein laiieu, sic Yroouftipitdt
Der Srbltlirie ourf) t:naebemmtr
Nut6armadpms aaer iuiiieuicnitllts
tedlHid,en iSortIhritte i'll iteiger,l
arro feline Wonopole unS Nonopol.
prcfite auifom,ncn su lallen. '
Inoere Neiornpori6lGee ser o
legation. 6eriibren iid nit oen Yla
,len bon Yrettnn @ooOs uno Gum
barton Oats. Nid)ts lei 10 utapeby
nno gefd6riids ingte ser Ycridt, ,pie
oie alte Noritclluue. elmer icoeh Elm,
3elnel, Mrgierl,ne follme, es eetroit
itberlaiien bleiben. obnc. ieoe Miid,
.1idt auf anoere Staaten sic s.lr 81.
tcrltellune bcfrieoisenSer Mrbeits.
narftuerbaltniiie crioroerliG)enMab,
nablnen 5u treiien,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-26
SiebenbIreifd- -2lmerifanifd,es Dolfsblatt
Die Ecbei,xn,ittclircnt
braaett 1rbeifer
mr Kcnierpet,fabrifcn

Waibiagtou. Gas Salr 1915 lit
u'elle:ft bas fritiifItc in ser oonsen
8cidIid)te unicrer Station. Ser or0b.
te 3rica aaer 3eitea lit aui icin.m
Sobcpunft angelaugt, unN nidJt n.lr
oab taatdslid, meb: unb n1cbr Ntl.,
nltior DeriduIien lpirb, mcbr uno
mebr Yonbcn oogcloricn merNeir
nebr lln> nrcbr iSlu9sellge. @eitiibr,
&riegsldifie III 9lftipn gcben aud)
'oie Schensmittel, sic 5ur GrnGbruue
oer Sruptfn uno Sf)i isbc;at.;ngen,
Oct befrelten Golfer lrno ser Seilnot
Hnoti6t lpcrocn. r1iiiien nah mic
Dor iii iogar nod lteigeuoem MaGc
helfafft werben. Gin grcfcr Scil sic
Ter 2ebersmittel mus III &onlcrpeu
labrfen uerarhci.et merbcu l,no icIbIt
nenn es in europa iiber fur, oNcr
lang gum ssricS:n tomrlcn iolltt.
|lpiro Sjeier Wefori niht nod,lnlicr
iorSern mir n,iilicu hier ooheiu, ,,ucs
tm. nm Die Tcrtci!,,,o mn Crnib
runa an sHillioueu Wenidun rp,b,
llneslos anirct)t5ue:hot"a.
a., mo
,4,,,. onon o;.s.r '> " -
,.a -: "r,.. :I o, ~ .
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-26
Helit 2tltpapicr iantntcl,n

@a7bington. Sc icfdrier Der &nmti
an nlltn ,Sron.en miro, belto grobec
miro aud, Der @cEaci an Yapier ilr
Sic Terp1dlT9 Der Dcridicocnltea
&riegsmateriaIiCn. C>ifanente irro
Notionen, bic ols ltanoigcr 9!aditub
an alte ,Srouten geianot lperoen nliii
ier. sllts biciem Nrlnoc obcr lit cs
bringeno nohucnoig, hab a,tt) mir
Dir 5ilball'e leocs hiBGcn Gapier
al hebca uno ublicferu, Namit cs f.ir
. rpadllngs5pcrtc ne,, uerarbeitet
r,roen fam. ltniere Eaolcrfabrifen
fplnen oen @ebarf rltv slun Sei!
nit Nellpapler Ncdcn, l,no aus o:e=
lerl @ruroc bat ieocr Ieben mr
ieNes @Iott 9Ilspapier bclite cine sss
ralcSu frieasiuihtigc Veoc. tllna.
ycEo A>s. III
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-26

5liiftlinge 81 oenfen, Die bon oen
Na5is rdbrelto ser perlabrigen Bet
ietuna Gral,freid,s sort semartert
tpuroen. Die aunilllatsbeamten Jran,
cos fonnen. fir oieie ourh anoerc
Mitglieber Ser MdNe an ipaniIten
Staatsbiirgern beaangencn Moroe
uQe nottbenoi9en ,,no ertpiinitten
gdreiie in 3o,Mouie, Berpignan un>
9ml erbalten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-26
Der Kriee tinterl6st
aud J,,leln >eS SrieHe,,s
Nblen in Meitfalen bmrd) eimem bent
idjen Stabsarst gcrettet.

9lhlen, s4eliiolen. Gin miiprmtcr.
ter oeut der cffi5ier, brei amerifa.
lliid)cn Soioaten s,,r;efenO uno oauu
ieelenrabia ieirrr Weae acbenb, ,rab
reno uniers Snfanteriiten ebenfaus
luenn audi in nmacfebrter 3ift1n1,
ln5efiinnlert mciternariGicrten ulS)
nitten llnter einer Melbe bon 0chi.
teln. oic al,f oas go abcaS" sSignol
cines amerifaniidrn MiilitGrpolisi
iten apartslr, Gin beutihcs @efibrt,
nit cillcln Nau:t in Seutid,cr llni,
form ais Vhallifeur iold)e lr,6
GbrLid,e S5enen fountc ser 8erid)t-
eritattcr bier in Mhlen hcobaften.
Giel: ctma 10000 eilEuobner
sihlcnce. iebore neitiaii'd,e Staot
ipcilt niht Gin ein5iaes ScbGuo oui,
oas inter Dem ariea gslittcn Bat
nno Soloaten unb Siuilpcriouen mi
ifcn iid, ir;,blih alI o.n StraBen
ofienhar oariibcr ciais, onb oas aus
einieer 1erne Observation-Disclosures Mrtii:
lerieieuer lpciter feinc 9caft,,ng cr,
beiift.
DAB Mblen heute cine iold,c ,Sl,'sl
oes 1rieocns innitten ciucs uu6:.
idreiblid) greaelpollen 9riescs it
oanft es elnem ScutIf,cn Ntilit1rar,t
i'm S6crItcnrang. Youl Hoicnbmrt
Der mit Silia cincs Stabcs bon 16O
! Ielltdrn Elm 2a5arctt lcitet, in Sen,
mebr als tauieno pcrr,nocte ocut chc
Soloaten S1rnieSerIicacn. Hcien
baum battc 8eiebl oas 2asarett al
ebatlliercn, ,uas Scr nll,tlge ,,nS Der
ltalloige 0tann aber ltatt oeiien bcinl
S.rannabcn ser Mmerifancr tat, iaj
ettuas aneers ans: 'Gr iieb rings
UNI ble StaSt Shiloer nit ,snifrii.
ten aufltellen, sic slhlcn ais oiicn.
Staot crfliirten, ilno t.lntsrriftctl
ale oeutid):n Nrtillerielteii,.ngen nnl
Eoltcn allI Sen beWad,bortcn 9ano
ltraBcn rpr ieinem &oraehen. Nul
Il. .
cine ein,iae @sid!itpoiitioll uerhnob.
tei er nidt gu. erreiden. - "
4: %oienbaum ielbcr.3 aillg bam Der
!! sfmerifau,rn cntaeaeu ni5a ertlarte
stblen itebp ibncn niien. Sn .oieien
N,tgan6lid besann bas cinc oeutidt
l@e driis, beiien Mann1e,ait nibt III
gilbc mar, 5u icuc:rr. Ger Sberi
iano eS a6er MIN nSalih, ii,b nit btl
Irtilfsriiten in gerbinouna sn icteu
ano alld) tic braden Den &i
prompt ab., Garnuf riet HoieMbmln
Ser Gadborltaot 8edlm tclepboniidj
ie'aem @ciipiel 81, folssu. uno sos
Grgebnis uar. oaB aud oieie Staot
tie iit i,nGefabr 10 srob luie Mbler.
fapitnliertc, obne einen Sbub obyt.
Fgeben. Moienbalrm iein Stab unl
leine Eaticnten iino nun aber fricgs
geiairaen, aas 2a5arett miro abey
1ueiterbetriibeu. ,s|, . 49, J.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-26
ANSWERS
Questions will be found on page Z

|. Lie preservers.
2. Spar designation for slip.
). Wac term for meat balls and
Spaghetti.
4. Wac sergeant.
). Marine expression for leav-
ing the office.
8. Wac barracks.
I, Waves personal belongings.
8. Wac identification tags.
9. Selection board that passes
on Wac officer candidates.
TO- Wac camp hairdresser.
Fish is a leading source Of 10
dine among natural foods.
Much land between Ecuador
and the Gulf of Panama is still
uncxplored.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-26

"a es unS nun einmal pam
'Sdidial beitimmt. lit, cine aroBer.
@oue .6ei oer lleberipadunn9 ,,,tl
|beim sduse" idtpdderer B6lfer In
Ynsiiif 81 ipielen, ertuartet Die gbi.
cago n1ailp Netps", bob ~Sie ameri.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-26

Stnb Ste uub Shre Auscboriaen
Saitslteb TIM 3ranienuerein unh
Central Yerbanb? @cnn nidvt. jeti
1t bic 9ett betsntreten. 'tlm senaaere
Sntsrmatisn rufen sie ben 0oial.
Uegtreter On.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-26

tauiide 1lasee aud meiterbin, lei
|es oils Gnblem ser Souperdnitat ober
ser 9reubdnberidaft, iiber oen mel
iten iener 6ebiete fIattern miro, in
oenen uniere 8rieger fie aufeepflanst
bdbe,l.'
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-26

= Gin friibercr snfang gctpiiicr
Observation-Disclosures bat wenisitens
Den 'Sorteil, baB nid)t 10 uiele 3u,
ihauer einlMaien.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-26
Das 5eitbilo i'm Spi,oeI
Der preie:

emf Nie'cr SenniipbGrc le.enoen G5i
fer geifaficlL" ihreibeu Oie ltnitei
Stats Nclrs. ~Ssir baben sum erlten
NAL in llNierer &eid,id,tc oie 90,
nlebr ais l2l Sabren profIamiert,
afcnroe Toftrine cnreitc,t. .Nidt MI.
.rllrbe l,ns Sic mil!thriif,c Silie un,
Iercr 9fad,6arn fir hie 1urhlebunQ
loicler Ooftrlne 9egcu europiild)&
ceer oiiatiidrM1htc sugclihert, ion.
ocrn mir INC Sic anoercn panameri
FAM d,cn Golfer baben icicrlid) Der,
jiprodien. Cab audi feiner bon uns
Sas Scrritorium ODER hie rolitiId)t
llna6biingiafeit Ses anOeren iiberial.
leN be5lu. 6eeiatrdftiscn ioae. Ocr
Nft BON Gbapultcpcc. Der fiirslid
tpon 21 paaamcrifaniihcn Nationen
a:aentinien nit eineeidloiien. aln,
terscibnet luurbe. lit ein MeiIenitei!1
ses Tpriidrittes sar ,srieoeusgciiof
tlurg. q" >,'.,I
| Gs. it,. als -lriiroc cine ucue ted.
n!id,e aonitrnftion aui ibre @ioer,
/ lltanOsf1lti0fcit aepriiit: pns nlIes
bG.t eenociy aus. obne scrltort q:
lucroen. Cine @riide et,pa. Socr cir
eaitenai.i3ua ,lnS oergl. 0ie ieltiam
T! iten, oft tuioeriprehenoiten grifei
! ulnaen selgcn iib "a 5uipeilen. Mebn.
lid lit es Jest init 9eltldJlano, NO
neben Vric,einunger tpie sen v@er-
in0!fen" autb plotlih iih bie apiitenS
anti.na5litilhe ,&lsenbbeluea,ln9 Ses
GOelpeib" =8unoes bc,nerfbar mad)i
es lit i'm .gan5en eerommen oas Bills
zines in aufl0lung besriffenen gro,
lbe,l tstoates, obne baB man iebod,
ihon iager fonnte; !reldjen @erlaui
aieier, MISUNDERSTANDING Yro~G
ncbmen miro. rGod tuie INNER aud,
i'm ein5eliten oieIer YrnseB berlauicn
mag" bemerft oie rMetp Uorf SeralS
1rtbumc". .oer enolid)e 3uianmen,
librllh miro rngebeuer iein; es iii
cine Grobe auf 3erit6rung, l,no oicit
3eritor,nla miro iiberpdltiecno oolla
ltanSig iein. Hro6uftion, 0erfebrs-
lpeien, ltactlide unS io5iale Srgani.
iation ,trS ali Sic piefcn unfaBbarcu
iaftoren. Die cine mooerne menit.
|life @ciellid,oit 5u eiuem il,nftionic-
renSen @an5en perfniipfen, tuerrcr
Slrdtuees in gleider @eiIe aer,
id,lnettert baliepen. Gor oieicr slus=
litt miro bic 1rage r@as ioQ nit
Geut;Glaro geldbeben9" beinabe 81.
einer BLOB afabemiid,en. 9as eir,5igr,
pas man tiln fam. lriro Die Aui-
rdllntung zines ,iligebeuren Sriim-
mcrhaufenj iein. lln0 iolange oieie
'Rrobe auf 3eritoruns' nid)t boil
|ltdnoig lit, ,perocn mir ninmer nil
fen, tueld,e Glemente ais Brunb-
Iaaen fiir neue 2oiungen iibrigble;-
ben tuerOen."
Ser .Gbriitian Science Monifor"
5iebt aus Der 1aiade. oa6 ipdbreno
oieies arieees Die SdJulung ser Sol
oaten, bel Ser Mrwee tpie bel Ser Slot.
te, mittels bes 0ilms, itatt nod ser
nlten yYapier" .Metbcbe, cine 10 ul,.
gebeure uno eiinitise, boz aaem 3eit-
ipanenOe @oae eeipielt bat, oen
ShtmB, SaB man BON oieiem 2ebr-
bebelf aud i'm 1rieoen in Sen Shu-
len bsn auseeoebnteiten @ebroaidj
maiden iolite. -,
ga es l,,S nun einmaI bonn
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
Hor1tramck to Honor FDR
At Parade, Memorial Rites

the day Roosevelt Memorial
Day and churches will offer
Among the 20 organizations
participating in the parade are
units OF the u. 6. Army and
Navy, Michigan State Troops.
Civil Air Patrol. mounted division
of the Dearborn Police Depart
ment. World War and II
veterans, gold star and blue star
mothers. the American Legion
and Boy and Girl Scouts.
The Hamtramck High School
Band and Glee Club will take
part in The memorial program at
the stadium.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
z Dodges Wed
Each Is Married TO an
Army Officer

Two new marriages in the
Dodge family were revealed today.
Mai Horace +. Dodge Jr. was
married last week in England "a
1t. Clara Tinsley, an army nurse
Mrs. Christine Cromwell White,
granddaughter of'the late Horace
Dodge, was married today to 1t.
+ d ward Williams, 2S. of Front
Royal Va. The ceremony was in
Stamford, Conn.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
CROWD EXPECTED

A parade al 2 p. m, preceding
the services, will follow the route
along Joseph Campau, starting at
Carpenter, which President Roose-
welt took when he visited the city
on Oct. IS, 1886. to dedicate the
stadium.
A crowd of $4,000 is expected 10
Jam the stadium TO hear Gov.
Tobln and other speakers.
The program will also honor the
memory of Hamtramck service
men who died in World War ii.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
Nisei Jdps 10 Train
Ydnks for Pacific War

WASHINGTON. June 2 CUP)-
YankS being shifted from Europe
to the Pacific will learn how 10
fight the Japanese from American
soldiers of Japanese ancestry. ii
was revealed today.
Special teams of Nisei-Japa-
neSe-Americans-will demonstrate
japanese uniforms. weapons and
methods. These teams have been
undergoing special training at a
camp in MARYLAND
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
OHIO HAS SUPPLY

Operators of the auction, one of
several such sales in the area near
Flat Rock have been IN business
there four years and one farmer
sand he had Just returned from
Ohio where he purchased live
chickens al % cents a pound for
sale at auction at a dollar and up
The auctioneer says the market
is legitimate becauseI all OF the
stock offered IS alive The OPA,
however, says all purchasers must
sign statements that the stock is
for breeding purposes only.
+. S.-A horse meat market on
GratiOt was closed Saturday
night for lack of stock.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03

Hamtramck, its streets flying
the flags of the United Nations,
prepared To turn out en- masSe
this Sunday in tribute to the late
president, Franklin d. Roosevelt.
at memorial services in Keyworth
Stadium. Gov. Maurice j. Tobin
of Massachusetts will be principal
speaker,
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
JOIN IN PARADE

Other speakers are r. Cyril
Bevan. Democratic national COM
mltteeman. who will introduce
Gov Tobin; Frank n. Isbey
chairman of the Michigan war
finance committee; Mayor Stephen
5. Skrzycki Of Hamtramck, and
Joseph L. Wisniewski. chairman
OF the Roosevelt memorial COM
mittee.
Mayor Skrzycki has proclaimed
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
Ontario Set
For Election
Il Candidates Seek
-Four Seats Monday

Border cities residents 60 10
the polls with the rest Of Ontario
AeHszs- to erect a new provincial
eot ernment and end dual cam
palen that probably is without n
duplicate IN Canadian political
history
FOR The first time q federal
election VIII follow luStone week
after The provincial election. That
unusual Circumstance has IN
sp.red no fewer than u candl-
dates 20 "a fever OF oloquence and
eleCu0uccTuE since there are
four provincial districts and three
federal districts III The -MlndSnE
area and three a>pLrants for each
e. rre seven legislative seats.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
Pup With Rabies
Bites City Aide

A black and white cur pup, at
large early last week in the neigh
borhood of Gartncr and Green.
has been found to have rabies, il
was said Saturday by DR.. Bruce
Douglas, commissioner of health.
The pup hit an employe or the
Detroit dog pound when it was
hroight in.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
Foul Auction Plucked Clean
AS Fat Purses Talk Turkey

household goods were put up but
they didn't get impatient. There
was TOO much al stake Private
patrons comprised most -of the
crowd but there was fair Sprin-
king of dealers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
Auxiliaries Get Badqes

LANSING June 2-Just like
4 heir professional brothers-in-
service. so civilian defense aux
iliary firemen here now wear silver
badges.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
Girl Fuaitives Held

{, FLINT, June Pour OF five
girls who escaped from the Juve-
nile detention home Wednesday
have been taken into custody
again.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
BUILDING PERMITS UP

L emplo loyment compensation
claims filed in Wayne ounty
totaled 20,9l9 last week as against
a l945 low of 9.129.
Stewart noted bright spot in
residential building activity. A
rush 10 secure permits under H-2
priority boosted total valuation of
single and two-family dwellings
TO 1857 900 in the latest week
reported
This figure has been exceeded bat
three times over the last 16 years.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
Factories Cut
10000 Jobs
No important Rise
in Unemployed Noted

Cancelled war contracts have re-
duced factory employment in the
Detroit area by approximately
10000 since Jan. ! and current
layofs are averaging about 10000
workers per month. the Board Of
Commerce said Saturday in its
weekly business review.
A high percentage of the lay
offs 10 date have been offset by
n nonindustrial employment.
worker emigration and with
drawal of housewives, old men and
boys from the labor forces.
In consequence, no important
rise in Detroit areas unemploy-
ment has been noted as yet, ac-
cording to J. r. wart, the
board : StatlStlClan.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
$4,000 DURING APRIL

Stewart t-rcpUrted:
"LayOffs of war workers in
Wayne County have accelerated
in recent weeks. Releases av-
eraged about 1000 workers
monthly in the first quarter Of
1945, then increased TO "A, 900
In April.
preliminary data places the
May drop at $4,000. To this
total Of $4,000 workers laid off
by Wayne COunty factories
should be added NJ least $4,000
for the area outside Of Wayne
County, making a total of 10000
laid of in l945."
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
"Once. Twice. Three times
and the gentleman has bought
q pair of turkeys for $3.50.

AND the gentleman mas bought
pair of turkeys for $3.50. :"
The CRY of the auetionccr re-
sounded across the field as he
knocked down another sale TO
meat-hungry patrons at the Bill
Weber farm in Gruber road, in
Monroe County, seven miles south
of Fiat Rock
More than 200 rain drenched
but happy customers crowded
about the auction block Saturday
as chickens. pigs and calves went
up for sale. And without red
points or OPA interference.
BUYERS POUR IN
The buyers came from every
where Detroit Highland Park,
Wyandotte and the whole coun-
tiyside in anticipation of a week
end meat supply.
A few Springers were sold hd-
Vidually and in pair lots f0r g.
each, but the rest required fat
pocketbookS because they went at
case lots of 10 10 30. with old
hens selling as high AS $50 each
and other SpringerS AT S240
Small springers, weighing about
one pound. brought $ll0 each.
2 TURKEYS $3.50
Two turkeys, weighing an esti-
mated 10 10 u pounds, went TO
the highest bidder for $3.50 a
pair
Eight-week-old pigs which sold
az S23 a pair before the war.
brought only SO. Calves which
once sold for S. went over the
auction block for S13.50-but no
points,
The throng Of customers stood
In the rain two hours. while
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03

Mayor Skrzycki has proclaimed
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03

Leaves your hair and sfIr imnacu s'eiy
clean and IN sNrsNert condition. Your hair
well groomed and Wonderfully To-
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-23
new DIRECTOR
and PERSONNEL
ASKED BY BILL

The annual election OF the West
Side Human Relations Council was
held Monday. The Rev. A. r. Davis
was elected chairman for the sec
ond term. Other officers are Mrs.
Gertrude Henderson. vice chair
man; Mrs. Dorothy Curtis, record
ing secretary; Mrs. Julia Gaddy.
corresponding secretary and Dam
lei Gillespie. treasurer.
Board members are Mrs. Irene
Graves. Mrs. Eugene Sutherland.
Mrs. Fannette Norris, Miss Mar
garet Coleman, Fred Long, and
T. w. Ross.
A SHORT business session was
held prior to the election when ac-
ton was taken on two important
items. The status of the FEPC was
discussed by Jack Ellstein, man.
ager OF the Detroit Joint Board OF
Amalgamated Clothing Workers OF
America. A motion was passed that
kilograms be sent TO President Tru-
man thanking him for his stand on
the FEPC and one to Senator Hon.
er Ferguson urging his support OF
the bill.
Petitions were drawn up for
circulation asking the Department
of Recreation for a new director
and a mixed staff of personnel at
the Kronk Community Center.
The chairman of the member
ship committee reported sll3 in
membership fees. The member
ship drive will continue through
out the month Of June.