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Kodiak mirror., 1945-02-03
Meeting Monday

The annual meeting of the members of the Kodiak Electric Association will te held March 5 in the Red Cross Center build ing on Kashevaroff street.
 4 new board of directors of nine members will be elected at the meeting.
 Nominees are Robert King, Jess Blinn, A. A. Sumerlin. Mer- Till Coon, James Pierce, Stan Austerman. Sam Sears, Charles Madsen, Jorgen Fredrickson, William H. Lamme, Paul Fretzs, John Winter, Walter Muller, Frank Erbes, Walter Taylor and John Steffgen.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-02-03

be held on the application of Wood;ey for route from An chorage to Kodiak, now operat- ed by Alaska Airlines. Examin- CTS for the Civil Aeronautics Board recently recommended in favor of WoodIey for the Kodiak run and the decision will be made at the CAB board hear ings.
 Woodley now operates be- tween Anchorage and Juneau and to Bristol Bay points. h. corporators of the company are John E. Manders, Art Woodley, Letha E. Woodley, Mary E. Diamond and W. W. Stoll.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-02-03

Mrs Celeste Lewis, formerly employed at Bert's Drug store here, is now in Nome where she has a job as house mother to 40 girls in 3 barracks, all civilian employees of the Army post there.
 Charles Madsen entertained visitors and members at the Ro- tary Club Tuesday with 8 talk on the history, lore and descrip- tion of the famed Kodiak bear. Guests were Paul Vicent, Don Simpson, N. l.. Abraham, Chas. Biseette. Marshall Crutcher, Mark Meyers and Bruce Parker.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-02-03

A crisp green and white paper that 10 years hence is going to bring in an extra dollar for every three you put in now.
 A piece of paper that can help bring you comfort, peace of mind. security. AWar Bond.
 That's why. when times are good. and you're making little extra money, you
Kodiak mirror., 1945-02-03

should collect as many of those pieces of paper as you possibly can. Common sense will tell you that you ~an' tcollect too many.
 Sobuy Wsr 8onls. Keep on buying more and more Var Bonds. Hang onto them don't be tempted to cash them in. For after the war you'll have some mighty fine friends in your fstful of War Bondsl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-18
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Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15

MOTHERS CHOICE for hot
weather sewing. open-out-fiat
ironing; ruffled wrap-and-tie
sunsuit. Pattern 4645. No side
seams, no buttons; cap her curls
with the cute bonnet.
Pattern 4S45 comes in Tod
dler's sizes !. 2, 3, 4. 5. Size 2.
sunsuit and bonnet, Ia yards
35-inch fabric.
Send 20 cents in coins for
every Anne Adams Pattern.
Write plainly name and address.
style number and size.
Send an additional Is cents
for the Anne Adams Book OF
Patterns for summer. Free pat
tern for hat, bag. gloves printed
in book.
Send 80 cents in coins when
ordering both pattern and book.
Send your order 10 the Anne
Adams Pattern Department,
The Detroit Times, Detroit 81,
Mich.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Corn Borer
Insecticide

A REPORT from the New
"A Jersey and New York eX-
pertinent stations states that a
new insecticide called ryanex
has been tested for the past two
seasons in New Jersey and east
ern New York and that it is
highly satisfactory for control
ing European corn borer.
This material may be used
either as a dust or as a spray.
All but one test showed ryanex
go per cent dusD 10 be more
effective than other dusts used
which contained rotenone and
nicotine. AS a spray, ryanex was
about on a par with rotenone.
sometimes gave better control.
Under 1914 conditions, ryanex
was as effective as the widely
publicized DDT. Limited quanti-
ties Of ryanex in so per cent
dust will be available for farm
tests this year. Perhaps the pub
lie will get the material in 1916.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Gardeners S Horoscope
Look in the Section in Which Your Birthday Comes aud Find
What Your Outlook Is According TO the Stars,
For Monddy, JUN is, 1915


MARCH q TO APRIL eO-Aries-Sight friendly influences
tapeTing Oft after efforts during working
hours Evening recreation, doses
APRIL H TO MAY 2O--Towus-Be sagacous dealing with
those who agreeable Your chief
and happiness Will service Others loved employers
government
MAY af TO JUNE 2i-Gsmini-Be the good diplomat and
business person capable of being Avoid rushing sliding
and you'll make headway Heart favored
JUNE 2R TO JULY Observation-Disclosures today toward ino
erane irrtsbty quick decisions They out Tact silence
better will be important in getting things properly done
JULY 81 TO AUG. 22-Leo-Keep usefuy occupied all day.
and employ versatile mind achieve
Familiar matters, duties routine will quickest
advancement.
AUG. ~ TO SEPT 23VWgO-Planetary vibrations excellent
Be completely engossed dalying
self and don't much from others
SEPT 81 TO OCT 2S-LraAspecs say you may be able to
fulfill personal desires rightly Forge
ahead in activities high in character and worthiness.
OCT ~ TO NOV. 22-Scorpo-If conveniently step
TO the side lines observer
Business heavy money investments possible should await
better periods.
NOV TO DEC. 2-SGgittaru-Pessant but may be quiet
Advise
attention to your energy. health family.
DEC. 25 TO JAN. 2I-Cdprcoy7-Heart interests highly
favored this benehcent Money advance
make apprecabe Attend quickly pressing duties
full benefit available
JAN a2 TO FEB 20-Aquarus-Dont wary taking that
plunge into the attractive proposition
offered Watch out for uneha who'd lead
you astray
FEB. 2l TO MARCH 2O-Psceswih your kind industrious
possible should
efforts Don't strain be too conciaory with others
YOU BORN this date Nothing willy nly you
folks You loyal to friends, family You like
make fine writer's explorers highly educated will be
Of moods Overcome mpusvenes feeling hurt
copynth,. b Ing Feature
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Tomato Cheese Salad

One and a half cups hot to-
mato soup. y cup cottage
cheese, l tablespoon butter. !.
teaspoon salt. ! tablespoon
onion juice. ! tablespoon un-
favored gelatin. 4 cup cold
water. II cup mayonnaise, Il
cup evaporated milk, u cup
stuffed olives. chopped.
Heat soup, cheese. butter.
salt, and onion juice until cheese
has softened. Soften gelatin IN
cold water and dissolve in hot
mixture. Cool until mixture
starts 10 thicken: whip milk
and add with mayonnaise and
stuffed olives.
Turn into mold and chill
When firm. unmold on lettuce
and garniSh with sliced olives.
Serve with mayonnaise Sprin-
Killed. with paprika. Serves eight
To vary this, use l cup grated
American cheese, green pep
per. chopped, cup diced celery.
and 3 tablespoons lemon juice
instead of the cheese, stuffed
olives and evaporated milk.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Wait for Rain

Now, assuming no water
available. wait for the next rain
or better still, pick the time
for fertilizing so the chore is
finished just before the rain
starts. II takes smart gar
dener 10 do this, but it can be
done.
Once the ground is well
soaked. on goes the mulch TO
keep it from drying out. This
summer mulch in the vegetable
garden should be thick enough
so that weeds cannot grow
through il. The people who used
good thick mulches last year
were delighted with them, but
those who mistakenly put on
only half an inch of mulch found
that the weeds soon made their
way through it. The depth will
depend on the material used.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Mulch Ingredient

Here are some Of the things
that might be used for mulches:
straw. wilted grass clippings,
tobacco stems. cranberry hulls,
compost. II is possible TO use
peat moss which is easily OBJ
tainable anywhere, but the dan
ger in using this is that, if there
is rain, it will absorb the mois-
ture rather than let il get down
10 the roots of the plants.
Therefore. the other materials
mentioned would be preferable.
Once the mulch is in place
over fed and watered plants,
little further attention should
be necessary for a month or
more. An occasional extra
vigorous weed may work its
way through the mulch and will
have to be pulled, but that is
all that will spoil the garden
er's vacation from garden main
tenance.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Some More Needs

II you have the kind OF feet
that 90 back on you when the
weather is warm, you'll need a
foot powder. Talcum is useful
after the bath. and, of course,
you'll include your precious lit
tie vial OF perfume.
Then there are hair needs.
Besides comb and brush. there
must be metal curriers', just in
case some OF those strands sp-
pear between shampoos. You'll
find a pair of tweezers useful in
case your eyebrows develop
spare hairs. Though you may
be going TO stay at the best no.
tells. take along your favorite
soap. OF course. you should
have several washcloths and a
rubber bag in which 10 pack
them when they are wet.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Soft Cleaning Cloth

Cleansing tissues are a joy
remember the old towel you
used TO use and how you hoped
you wouldn't be found dead
with it?-but you can't always
get them. Worn out table linen
can be cut up into squares; they
are soft and absorbent; and can
be laundered easily.
Get powder in a non-spill box.
Have several lipsticks; they are
easily miSlaid. A box of cream
rouge and a compact of rosy
glow are essentials.
For the finger nails: polish
and remover. orange wood stick.
curved. needle point scissors.
nail file, emery boards. nail
white. Sounds like a lot. but
they take up no space at all.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Put In Fertilizer

The fertilizer is put in bands
along the rows, on each side Of
the plants but four or five
inches out from the stems. For
a 50-foot row, use about two
cups of a 4-12-4 analysis down
each side Of the row.
On such crops as tomatoes or
cucumbers, where the plants
are individually grown, make a
little channel circling each plant
and sprinkle the fertilizer in
this channel. After fertilizer is
on the ground, rake il lightly
into the surface. II even carry
ing water enough TO wet il down
is beyond your reach, rake the
fertilizer down to the depth Of
the rake tines.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Vacation
By ISABEL FUCKER
p,,rsI, Tine. o.ra.a Ial,sr

DRACTICAL gardening calls
u for a summer vacation In
upkeep. Gardens that have been
growing well for a month are in
line for a dual program OF feed
ing and mulching that will take
them of the chore list for a
good while. Don't believe 1t?
Well, read on and see how
simply your garden can be made
to care for itself for the next
month.
This program is particularly
suited to gardens that are not
within reach of water. so cannot
be hosed if the weather is dry.
First part of the program is a
side dressing of complete ferti-
lizer for every row OF plants
that is well rooted and growing
vigorously.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Trave|inq
Cosmetics
By HELEN FOLLETT

A RMY and navy wives who
- follow their husbands from
place TO place realize what it
means TO have small. compact,
yet complete beauty kit. They
don't want TO travel heavy, but
there are certain toiletries that
one must have if one is to keep
stepping along the good looks
way. There are items that you
just can't get along without.
and that's all there is 10 II.
Fortunately, cosmetic chemists
put up their alluring offering
in small packages.
A cleansing cream is a must
have not only for quick reno
Vations. but 10 use If one is sun
burned or likely 10 take on too
big a load OF tan.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Try yCooI
Salads
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

A PERFECT climax after a
~ hot days work would be to
sit down at the dinner table TO
a cool, refreshing salad. IL can
be light as a feather, yet as nu-
tritious as you care TO make II.
There are a variety OF fruits
and vegetables TO choose from,
any of the fishes you have on
hand or leftover meats that can
be ground up. cheeses, and with
the abundance Of cottage cheese
on the market. 1t is wise to
make use OF this now.
Vary these salads with diff
ferent dressings, either mild or
as nippy as the family prefers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Un|ove|y
Rudeness

YOUR good looks reporter
Il often wonders what salts
faction there can be in rudeness.
The i'll hammered woman wears
a diSagreeable look. Her face
is like granite; her body is
rigid, lacking in grace. She
tells the world where it gets off.
including fellow creatures who
serve her in shops and offices.
There should be a law against
Tudeness. 1t isn't fair to others
who are kindly, gracious.
How can the over-bearing
woman live with herself? She
must have some sort OF a con-
science. And. il she has. how
can she offer excuses for unrea-
Sonable speech and conduct?
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
BACkAChE,
BE DANGER sign

When disorder Of kidney function permits
poisonous matter TO remain in your blood,
1t may cause nagging backache. rheumatic
pains. leg pains. loss Of pep and energy, get
ting up nights. swelling. pufiiness under the
eyes. headaches and dizsiness. Frequent or
scanty passages with smarting and burning
sometimes shows there Is somsthinx wrong
with your kidneys or bladder.
Don't wait Ask your druggist for Doan's
Pills. . stimuiant diuretic. used successfully
By millions for over 20 years. Doan's give
happy relief and VIII help the is miles Of
kidney tubes flush out poisonous waste from
your blood Get Doan's Pills.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Fruit Salad Bowl

Two bananas. cut lengthwise,
q slives avocado. lemon juice. l
head chicory. shredded. 4 long
strips cantaloupe, 4 half-slices
fresh pineapple, 8 orange seq
ments, II watermelon balls,
fruit French dressing.
Dip bananas and avocado in
lemon juice. Line a salad bowl
with chicory and on this arrange
bananas and cantaloupe. Alter
nate pineapple. avocado. anC
oranges in bowl. Make into a
nest and garnish with mellon
balls. Serve with dressing.
Serves four.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Cultivate Manners

Make IL practice 10 say
please and thank you. especially
10 the members of your family.
We should be especially gra-
Cious TO those we love and who
love US. Also. IL we expect our
children 10 have nice manners.
we should be mannerly at all
times.
There is no beauty radiance
equal TO that which is impaired
by sweetness of disposition.
kindness of nature.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Why Be HatefuI7

One meets her everywhere.
Al the grocers. at the post office
window, in public conveyances.
What does she get out OF being
unpleasant?
BE a nice person. and you'll
look nice. There never was
sour person who didn't proclaim
her nasty disposition in the
glance OF her eye, the tightness
Of her lips, the demanding pose
Of her head.
Speak clearly, quietly and in
kindly manner 10 all those
who serve you-the waitress.
the halrdresser, the grocer boy.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Tomato Worms

PALE GREEN caterpillars or
worms now appearing on tomato
plants are known as tomato
worms. If there are not very
many in your garden. pick them
off by hand and destroy them.
They eat the leaves of the to-
matoes. If the infestation is
heavy, spray the leaves with
rotenone and the worms will die
when they eat the leaves.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Apple Nut Salad

Four apples. diced. 2 table
spoons lemon juice, =. cup pine
apple cream dressing. lettuce.
2. cup salted almonds.
Combine apples. lemon juice
and dressing. Arrange in salad
bowl on lettuce. Garnish with
almonds. Serves six.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15

A HAND-WORKED mono-
gram is always a mark OF dis
tinction. on personal garments,
household linens. Use initials
with or without frame.
Initials and frame to em-
broider in various ways. Pat
tern 791 has transfers of two
q Inch, two l "a Inch alphabets;
and six frames.
Send Is cents in coin for
every Laura Wheeler Pattern.
Write name and address plainly.
Send your order to the Laura
Wheeler Pattern Department,
The Detroit Times, Detroit 81.
Mich.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Baked AppIe Dish

ALTERNATE AYERS OF
apple and parsnip, lightly
sprinkled with sugar. molstened
with orange and dotted with
butter or margarine. baked /
hour at 325 degrees, is a dish
fii for a king.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
SATURDAY
Asparagus Memo

ASPARAGUS MAY be cut up
TO the end of June. From that
time on the stalks should be
allowed TO grow, so that food
may be made for next years
crop.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Peat Moss Note

BE CAREFUL never TO use
peat moss. usually acid in re-
action, on lime loving plants
such as tall bearded iris. or the
dwarf irises OF early spring.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15

HERE is pleasant little that will give you message
- day 1t is numerical puzzle designed spell
fortune Count the letters your the number
Of letters subtract II the number less than s..
add The result your key number the upper left
hand the ectangle check
numbers left TO right Then read the the letters under
the checked figures give YOU
Copyright. r..,us
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
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Radio Programs for


Local programs commercial otheytcise, may cause
certain stations to reject some Of the programs scheduled
by the chains.
National BroddcoStiRg Co. stations heard IN ts area
are CBL, WIEN, WLW WMAQ, WTAM, WV.
Those of the Blue NetWork are CBL, WEBR, WENR,
WHK, WLW, WSAI, VXYZ.
Columbia Broadca8tin0 System stations in this
are CFRB, WBBM WCKY, VICAR. WGR, WJR, WKBW.
Those Of the Mutual BrOGdcastH0 System are CKLW,
WCLE, VGN, VGR WHk, VKBW. WKRG.
The Detroit Times lists the programs as they were
given by the stations II there in the
schedule 1t is not the fauN Of the Times
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
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Evening star., 1945-06-06
Educational Leader
Firm in Opposition !
To Peacetime Draft T
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The spokesman for a large seq
ment of American education eau
toned today against RECOMMENDATION
Of the mind" which he said would
result from peacetime draft law
First of group of opposition wit
nesses expected to be heard during
the next three days, A. J. Brum-
baugh, vice president of the Amer
ican Council on Education, told the
House Postwar Military Policy Com
mittee:
THE opposition Of representatives
of higher education to immediate
action on conscription Is due pri-
marily to the fear OF what universal
military training will do in regi-
menting the minds OF our youths.
Body Mind Regimentation.
1T is impossible to give only mil
itary training-the body cannot be
regimented without comparable reg
imentation OF the mind"
For Congress to act now on q
peacetime draft program, Mr.. Brum-
baugh said, is to declare "in ad-
vance that We have no faith in col
lective security and international
action" and to assert that we be-
lieve that World War III is inev-
liable and that 1t will come soon. /"
Before taking such action, he sug-
gested, I'VE must first make an
earnest and sincere effort to estab-
Evening star., 1945-06-06

but ashes, I looked carefully amid
the ruins. The odor of burning flesh
was strong. I noticed particularly
that none of the heads of the
American men and women was at
tached to the bodies"
The heads of the three children
were still attached to the bodies
when Enano investigated There
were indications they were bay
oneted instead of killed with Sam
urai swords.
Within three weeks, Alroa, accom-
panied by the Rev. Delfln Dianala
pastor of the Katipunan Baptist
Church, visited the scene.
Alora said he found 10 skulls
among ruins of burned houses.
He verified statement by Mr.. and
Mrs. Urbano Nequin, who lived
nearby, attesting to the execution
Of the Americans.
Enano's signed statement included
verification of the execution of
King and two engineers.
Alora said he collected the bones
and carried them in a sack to the
mission, where he buried them at
the foot of the pulpit in common
grave He sprinkled the bones with
sana to preserve them but placed no
marker to indicate a grave.
His precaution was vindicated
when the japanese returned several
weeks later to Hopevale, entered the
mission. chopped the communion
table into firewood and cooked a
meal over the grave.
Today the only thing to mark the
atrocity is pile of ashes left by
the japanese after they had eaten
and departed.
Alora said appropriate markers
VIII be erected soon in Hopevale,
the Valley of Hope"
Evening star., 1945-06-06

lish n, international structure which
will maintain the peace"
Mr.. Brumbaugh said the sum-
mary Of the considered Judgment
OF approximately l,l00 college and
university presidents indicates that
they believe that 1t is now unwise
to enact legislation requiring uni
versal military service"
Other Opponents Waiting.
Other opposition witnesses to De
heard are spokesmen for the As.
sociation of American Colleges, thu
National Education Association, tht
Federal Council OF Churches OF
Christ in America, the Nationa
Catholic Welfare Conference, anc
the National Congress of Parents
and Teachers.
Foreseeing such opposition, the
Veterans OF Foreign Wars, claiming
to speak for 100000 servicemen In
the present war, yesterday advanced
compromise calling for three-yeaI
enlistments in military reserve units
instead Of one year OF continuous
service.
Evening star., 1945-06-06
Owner Of Dogs That Killed
Woman Freed on Bond

BY the Associated Press.
MIAMI, Fla, June 6.-Joe Mum,
freed from Dade County Jail on a
81, 900 bond. planned today to seek
return of his old job as laundry
truck driver.
Mum was taken into custody on
a manslaughter charge after pack
of dogs he owned fatally mutilated
Mrs. Doretta Zinke, Miami. May 16.
His release last night came only
few hours after his attorney OBJ
tanned court. permission to appeal
the habeas corpus action by which
he earlier had sought ,unsuccess-
fully to obtain Zinkes release from
jail or reduction of bond.