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Laurel outlook., 1945-11-07

the medical corps in Japan, that
he expects to leave for home soon
MI. and Mrs. r. w. Bates of the
Wisconsin settlement, were dinner
guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. B
B. Hageman.
Laurel outlook., 1945-11-07
ASSEMBLY OF GOD

Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Sunday morning service at II.
Sunday evening service at 8.
Wednesday evening prayer meet
ing at 8.
We are in the midst of revival
meetings, with Rev. l.. E. Davis
Laurel outlook., 1945-11-07
The Outlook Saws:

Mrs. H. M. Larson reports re-
ceiving a message from her son,
Cpl. William Warden, who is with
Laurel outlook., 1945-11-07
"Murder
My SWe Il"

Feature No. 2
Here's a grand picture of the
Timber Country of the West. Pack
ed with thrills, action, adventure
and excitement.
With
VIM. Boyd Andy Clyde
Jimmy Rogers Douglas Dumbrille
Laurel outlook., 1945-11-07
Royal Theatre
WEEKLY PROGRAE

THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
Nov. 1910
Here's on exciting, ~suspenseful, dra-
matte, and thrilling Murder
Mystery. The Lady had money on
her mind, but murder was her
business. Thrills and suspense on
the Swanky sands of Malibu Beach.
With
Dick Powell Claire Trevor
Anne Shirley Otto Kruger
Miles Mander Douglas Walton
Laurel outlook., 1945-11-07
"The Enchanted
Cottage"
Added Shorts

Disney Cartoon, America, News
Sunday Shows 2:30, GAS and 9 P. M.
MOnday-Tuesday, one show, 8 P. M.
Laurel outlook., 1945-11-07

Kind to Animals
It is unlawful to disturb or annoy
a bullfrog or a cottontail rabbit in
Hayden, Ariz.
Evening star., 1945-06-09
Dutch Protest Allies
Treat Nazis Too Well
By the Associated Press,

6y tue ASSOC1ateQ freSS.
Two Dutch newspapers were quot
ed by the Netherlands radio yester-
day as complaining about "benevo-
lent attention on the part of the
Allied administration" toward the
Germans while people in some areas
of the liberated Netherlands have
been left to starve in a most dis
gusting way"
The broadcast said De Nieuwe
Eeuw referred to reports from Lon
don on restoration of utilities and
entertainment facilities in Russian
occupied Berlin and asked: ITO
what do the hordes of Teutons owe
this benevolent attention on the
part Of the Allied administration
while robbed Allies are being left to
their own devices and told to fend
for themselves?"
Het Dagblad Voor Noord of Linn
burg was quoted as saying: "Our
peasants are without horses, but
only a few kilometers further on,
across the German frontier, German
farmers have plenty of horses and
are not troubled about minefields.
80 They live amidst their nest of
plunder and If a Limburg peasant
attempts to demand his property
back the German farmer fetches
the Allied military police"
The broadcast said that De
Nieuwe Eeuw commented that
thousands of school textbooks were
being printed for German youth,
while there was no paper available
for Netherlands school books or
papers.
Evening star., 1945-06-09
CopitoI Hill

All-stone home consisting Of IA
rooms. 3 baths. h.-w.h. and full
from Capitol. Don't fail to see
this ideal home and investment,
Evening star., 1945-06-09
Paper Describes
Alexandra Fires
ToServicemen

Members of the Alexandria Fire
Department now serving in the
armed forces-and there are many
OF them-may not be able to follow
the city's fires in person but they
get descriptions of each and every
blaze in monthly newsletter writ
ten, edited and distributed by
Charlie Sampson, driver for Com
pany No. 4.
When the draft came in 1910 and
regular and volunteer members of
No. 4 left for the armed services
Mr.. Sampson hit on the idea of
having the minutes of the company
meetings mimeographed and sent to
absent members.
The response was so enthusiastic
that he enlarged the idea and for
three years has been getting out 100
copies month of six or eight
page paper describing all the city's
fires.
A sports column, written by an
Alexandria reporter, and the mime
ographing Of the paper by William
Barbour, assistant fire chief, is the
only help Mr.. Sampson receives.
Some subscribers" write that
men who have no connection with
Alexandria became interested and
Evening star., 1945-06-09

copies got so dog cared" from being
passed around that they now are
posted on bulletin boards of several
overseas posts and local camps.
Evening star., 1945-06-09
Neor 5th and F Sts. NE.

Substantial row brick, 6 large
rooms, bath, h.-w.h., full basement
and schools. Priced at only 81, $50.
Inspect 1T once.
Evening star., 1945-06-09
Gen. Seville Appointed
ATC Deputy Commander

Brig. Gen. Gordon Phillip Saville,
veteran tactical air commander of
Mediterranean and European oper-
ations, has been designated deputy
commander Of the Army Air Trans
port Command, it was announced
Yesterday. He replaces Maj. Gen.
Cyrus r. Smith, who returned re-
Gently to civilian aviation.
Gen. Saville headed the 18th Tao
tical Air Command in Italy and took
part in the invasion of Southern
France and the advance up the
Rhine Valley. He is ~ and a native
Of Macon, Ga.
Evening star., 1945-06-09
Owen PI. NV.

Attractive Colonial brick. A large
rooms, bath. h.-w.h., shower In
basement and built-in garage, Q in
closed porches. electric refrigera tor.
equipped fol. 2 families; thoroughly
reconditioned. Don't miss This.
Evening star., 1945-06-09
Six Are Granted
D. {. Licenses as
Real Estate Brokers

Six licenses as real estate brokers
were issued this week by the Dis
trict Real Estate Commission. They
went to Anne w. Toliver, trading as
Reliance Realty Co., Oil Sixth street
NV; Globe Realty Co., 6218 Third
street NV; Walter M. Weiner, 6218
Third street NV; Max Goldstein,
e21S Third street NV; Metropoli-
tan Mortgage Co., 725 Fifteenth
street NV, and Charles McDor-
man, TBS Fifteenth street NV.
Licenses as real estate statesmen
were issued to Robert L. Clarke,
1400 L street NV; Dorothy c. Nit
chell, 3403 Connecticut avenue NV:
Pauline A. Phillips, Investment
Building; Mildred D. Ray, 1o10 M
street NV; John E. Smith, South
ern Building; John F. Talley, TOO
I street NV; Martin K. Friedson,
1415 K street NV, and Frank G.
Shavatt, 3418 Fourteenth street NV.
Business Chance Brokers.
Licenses as business chance bro
kers were issued to Globe Realty Co..
62lS Third street NV; Walter M.
Weiner, 6218 Third street NV: Max
Goldstein, 6218 Third street NV,
and Frank r. Cook, jr., trading as
Cook Brokerage Co., IT'S Eleventh
street NV.
Licenses as business chance sales
men were issued to Robert L. Clarke,
l400 l. street NV, and Sidney Ru-
bin, 1113 Seventeenth street NV.
Applications for licenses as real
estate brokers were received from
Monroe Co., 1414 Monroe street
NV; Clarence w. Gosnell, 1414
Monroe street NV, and James E.
Schrider, 14l4 Monroe street NV,
Real Estate Statesmen.
Applications for licenses as real
estate statesmen were received from
Georgia A. Chotos, 1113 Seventeenth
street NV; Fred S. Boyer, 1880
Massachusetts avenue NV, and
Julius r. Hassin, 1415 K street NV.
An application for a license as a
business chance salesman was re-
ceived from Samuel Chantker, 1910
Vermont avenue NV.
Evening star., 1945-06-09

Near 10th and c Sts. NE.
Vaeant
Attractive row brick, 7 large rooms
"A bedrooms, large reception hall,
bath, tiled basement, new gas-heat-
ing plant and 2.car brick garage,
2 electric refrigerators. awnings,
etc; excellent condition. Inspect
At once.
Evening star., 1945-06-09

as cantAen, workers at' the AWvS
headquarters, and q hospital as
sistants.
Women employed during the day
and wishing to contribute q few
hours OF their time at night are
urged to telephone the AWVS night
section, Dupont 1478. after 6 pm.
Evening star., 1945-06-09
Rhode Island Ave. NE.

Tapestry Colonial brick, 9 large
rooms, bath, h.-w.h and basement,
Good condition, convenient to every
tning. Priced exceptionally low at
Evening star., 1945-06-09
Auto Use Tax Repeal
lin 1916 Is Predicted
BY the Associated Press.

Abolition of the IS automobile use
tax after July l, 1916, was pre-
dicted yesterday by Senator Johns
ton, Democrat, Of South Carolina.
The Senator, who recently in
troduced bill to repeal the tax,
made public a letter from the
Treasury Department indorsing its
abolishment after Japan is de-
feated.
1T is the view of this depart
ment," the letter said, that the
automobile use tax is an undesirable
method for raising Federal revenue. I"
The Treasury also said, "the tax
upon use of boats should be
accorded similar treatment"
Evening star., 1945-06-09
Brown Joins Hoaner

j. H. Brown has become associated
with the Arm Of Randall H. Hagner
q Co., realtors, r. Moran McConihe,
vice president of the firm, has an
nounced. Mr.. Brown Is the former
assistant director of the Land Divi-
sion of the Federal Public Housing
Authority.
Evening star., 1945-06-09
Night Workers Needed
By Voluntary Services

The American Woznen's Voluntary
Services are making an appeal for
volunteer workers on night details.
Night workers are needed for the
baby ferrying service at Union Sta
ton, the room dispatch service at
the United Nations Service Center,
Evening star., 1945-06-09
8Yiohfwood Garner

This attractive corner home is
time. Completely detached, ar
ranged in to apartments with
separate entrances. s rooms, bath
and inclosed porch on lst floor; 4
rooms and bath on 2nd foor, large
basement, automatic gas heat, q
storm windows, screens, etc. sur"
rounded By beautiful shrubbery with
unusual hsh pond and victory gar
den. Truly . home you will be
proud to own. Possession at time
Evening star., 1945-06-09
T0DAY'S
BEST BUYS
North Cleveland Park
Vacant

eemidetached Colonial brick, 6 large
rooms: IA baths, oil heat and de-
porches, electric refriserator, in
sulated, weather-stripped, etc: nice
lot 35x107. Priced right for Quick
sale. Don't miss this outstanding
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-10-13
Tragedy Awaits
Returning G|

When John Holysk Jr, 3S re-
turns home from a Jap prison
camp, his mother Mrs. Anna Hol.
yak, his four sisters and two
brothers will be al the station "a
meet him.
He will be told then by the
mother that his father was killed
in the Detroit race riot in June.
l9i3.
Holyak was captured after the
fall Of Bataan and for year was
lifted as missing. Then the family
learned he was in a prison camp
Trey do not believe he received
aTy Of their letters
Just recently he telegTaphed the
news of his release and said he
kss coming home.
The elder Holyak. who lived Al
1347l Anglin. was returning home
from work when attacked by a
mob.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-10-13
Plenty Of Beet Sugar
Expected for Winter

Detroit viii have plenty Of sugar
this winter.
That was the Interpretation
placed today on an announcement
yesterday by OPA that the dis
tribution zone system had been
revived. The zone system, designed
TO spread supplies evenly, excludes
cane sugar from Michigan. There
fore beet sugar supplies Will be
ymple.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-10-13
Navy Moves
On Refineriies

Representatives of the secre-
tary of the navy will move into
three Michigan gasoline refinerieS
affected by the recent strike
Lrobably by Monday it was
armed today
1t. Cmdr. J. Gordon King of
the Ninth Naval District regional
office at Chicago said the officers
10 be assigned TO Michigan plants
had not yet been chosen.
The navy moved into refineries
OF the Chicago area today.
HOW SYSTEM OPERATES
When the navy took over on
orders OF President Truman, plant
managers were designated TO re-
sumo operations as representa-
tives OF the navy.
This arrangement has provoked
diSpleaSure among union leaders
and members of the two Detroit
locals. 456 and 389, International
Oil Workers (CIO).
INV lNBNdhthig i0butSAtu Aildi
navy officers appear at the re-
flneries of Socony Vacuum Co,
Trenton; Petroleum SpecialtieS,
Flat Rock, and the Pure Oil Co,
Midland. where they will be avail
able TO receive possible union
grievances.
CONFIRMED IN CHICAGO
The unions were advised today
that representatives would arrive
by Monday and the naval regional
oil office in Chicago confirmed
the move.
Rumors current for several
days that the oil workers planned
another walkout have been proved
groundleSs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-10-13
Big-Evening Enchantment
Gaily Striped Rayon Taffeta
Skirt, Black Rayon Jersey Top

Big evenings are back-drcss for them. Feat,
the new understated top, sumptuous skirt look
particularly wonderful for dancing. A wide
jcwclcd belt focuses attention on your tiny W
Muticolors with black. Sizes 10 to To- SIS
EVENING sHoP-sufb Foor-Grahot-Scetior c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-10-13
When 1t Rains
Shine Under
a Gay Rayon
u NJ B r E LILA

Smart cover from sudden
showers-this black and
white, l6-ribbed umbrella of
sleek water-resistant rayon.
Intriguing plastic handle. so
First r-Farmcr-Scetios B
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27
births o Marriages o Deaths

Luther F. spratt. 25 Mary l. Moore Is.
Daniel j. Edmunds, 2J Helen Baron, p,
Benjamin b. Whitacre, al Helen Bernaeka
Carl r. Frank. 30 Florence M. Carlson. 80.
Walter }. Oc1ak, 27 Frances NJ. Jodlowsh
Arthur W. Murray. 30; Gloria c simon, 10.
Robert Alt0beil %. Natalina Grill. ~
Norman a Martin %. Betty j. Viggiano, 20
Ffed IT. Solrot. 80. Una L. johnson, 33.
Nofman A,ler. 20. Betty Davis, II
Leonard Franklin 10. Phyllis NJ HeviU s,
Peter COppo.a rs Grace Micell, %.
sam Sabor -. julia Z. Dudley 81.
Heue r. Caonettc. 50 Marjorie Motyka. %,
Dalid- & -Ma5aFraS Hesrn NJ Coulter. %.
Alfred Bohn - Gertrude Bake q.
Gilbert Green, 2s. Katherine Watts, IS.
Nose Cobb. 30 AGn!S -YeuHF. 80,
Roman j. KuSh. Is Dolores T. KaspTzsk 1s.
Theodore Gilman, ~ Ann Greenfield, q,
James Mexican 2s, sarah p McCaiteTy, %,
George n. GamOnd. A Josephine Zera ~
Vernon P. Parent. a; Loretta Allen, 80.
Frank / Johnson. "a: Elaine T.. Porter. is.
Georee Reid. %. Lula V. Owens is.
John Angel 25 Mary Bueter %.
steve J. NiewisdomSki, 81. Josephine SzoSiek
Furene F. Counts, "a; Helena Hammons 10.
James N. Linton, %. Clarine Stella Mayer,
10
Rcne Malo 27: Rose Nowosielsk %.
Noble Helm. 40. Ellen St Andrews. 81.
RUFUS shannon. 3B, Flora Helms IS,
Joseph Beri. 3S Catherine NJ Roscoe 81.
Thomas II. Simm, % Lillian B. Simm %
Homer A. Hughes, %. Mary LamOreauX, -
Marvin z. Long. %. RebecCa A Smith, 30.
Felix Frankowiak. 81 Valerie Hsmo, 3s.
kenneth W. Davis, 20. Anna TFippe Bond
2T,
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27
oETRoiT4AATlMES

Ruth Hopkins. 1888 Brydcu'
/. susie Mullen. 2ol oI BirHold
MarCDe boWdcn, 2Ol50 Chcrry,aWn.
C6lanthee Lassie. 2O4 Watson.
Boys we're born 10 -
A-'ts tjitrrKurf y F Congress ttalnS1
Nancy Cecl 9l5s Harrcu twins
Eosane Harris s6l3 Greely.
annie Thompson. 5463 Russell
Helen Itusko"sd. 1888 McDousau
Virginia KQfth d60S Philip
Grace Zugid, 5Os3 Bedford
Alice IIasSCll. 1859 Evergreen
Geraldiuc Krauziewicl 6ls9 Linwood.
MARY Lewis. 1887 Fourteenth
Jennie Garrison. A32h Mckinley.
Helen DcLand. l455T Sussex
Marian Moore. 7645 Byron
Mildred Eary 357 Silman, Fcrndale.
Doris LaPine. 6675 \ TeleGIapA.- Dearborn.
~trrna1is Diaczyszyn, 29s0 Goodson liam
traWCk
Catherine welngart1. SIPS Helen Center Line
l4Yfta BuStTudu Z2055 Brittany East, Detroit.
eileen Brackrn, 1889 Eeutof Dearborn.
Bessie Mettinger 22733 Lisc0mb
Betty iiaWley, 1875 r. Bristol. saginaw
Ruby Sleigh. .259 KensinFiun
Angelinr Gaici. l1769 Hnden
Alice Hunger, 6397 kewhall
Lucille Potterpin, Sl74 Montlicu
Dorothy Separa, lll03 Counillr.
Esther GHpuL Sl7 Cherry.
Wipifrcd Ferris, 1908 McGraw
Jennie Bicda l2O6s Crandhaven HamtramCk
Agnes McCann. 2452 Magnolia
Clara Lacko. 1888 Ruth Meyindae.
Margaret Coury, 1861 r Congress
Lorraine Ermci 754s henry Center Line.
Dorothy Quinlan. 1900 Greenwich.
BCrnjCe Sksrbo. 1890 Dragon
stella WasicwSN. 1898 Kcnkrl
Anna Boerner 2499 : Llduesdale.
Rose Ross, 1851 Evans
Jean NaECl, 53l4 Thirty-hlst
AflerdA q BnY-a0- Melbourne.
Susan Abke. 500 Nsvshoc
Alyce Traylor. 245 Edmund Place.
Alma HavcrsOn. 1850 Russell
Anna Mcneil 2716 Third
Bonadctte Demske, 1d624 Faifcfest
Alberune Saugause, s4I9 Fourteenth.
Pauline Strather.
Pearl Green. 2iS5 Cortland
Katherine Los, 1879 Mound road.
Marion Schnenherr, 1921 Burma
Lucille Borski. 371T kirby
Anna walsh S6Oq Ohio
Erma johnson. 249g Myandotte HamtramcS
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27
AZ NynW-Wp NEupwvU%yu1 DETROIT aahTIMES
N NoA-As III Answers Veterans

stances surrounding your com
plant
Q-Was the Purple Heart
ever authorized for trench
foot" a. IL was for "frostblte"?
X. ID. {.
A-No "trench-foOt" was not
included IN the Purple Heart
Awards.
Q--I> a marriage certificate
required TO accompany an ap-
pliCatiOn Ia the Bureau of
Naval Personnel for family al
lowancc for a wife of an en-
listed man who gets married
while i'm the service? Also, il
"A birth certificate required Ia
accompany an application To
the same agency for family al
lowance for child born to an
enlisted mans wife while he Is
in the services? q. X. ID.
Al the enlisted m n
makes application in either
case, no marriage or birth GER
tificate is required. A wife
must file marriage certificate
If she makes application, unless
the enlisted mans service rec
ord indicates she is his wife.
The wife must file birth cer-
tficate if she applies for FAM
lily allowance for a child.
Q-What does this address
mean: Mobile Maint. Plat. lst
Mil. GOV. Bn. (Sep), APO.
15S? Mrs. VI. X.
An full. the address is in
tcrpreted: Mobile Maintenance
Platoon lst Military Govern
ment Battalion, tSeparate)."
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27
BIRTHS

Jane Sugemssa. s59 s R1ure street
Wa4da ~ludc 437 $. Colonial
Msrrie I.ltAr lAQl -Bl---1--------------
fT5UCds MaIK 4oao ~. f,ruor highway,
Dorothy pasIIk 1888 Wot0yor.
Catherine sullivan 4lAl Concord
fTances vaughn 500 p Jefferson. twins
SEiuee kothr 3&20J Jefferson ST. ClalT
Gee,ig,, senafe. a352 = Warren.
Susan Anderson 55a5 Mitchell
HGca Nalek. 2OIZa Gallagher
.Ruu Raines, - wellesley dIige, Pheasant
Dorothy Hay 14i7o sprmrardcn.
Marion Gumuw. 1852 Leslie.
Mary stewart, l2ll6 Grand River
Gssada-yH Le iiteaA f%-ft santa Eoaa
BCr6lc, Rodmsn eo2 ". Lake street. south
Pauline Mitchell. 1888 GueEs
airline Jacobs i45o CaWlpa drive. BeTkley.
Helen H4gpt lo2o6 Eusstu
Blanche Robers 225 horton road
Hauiet,e sage, 1ll9 Beac1nsncd Crosse
Irene Fet,es 1898 wayeyly
Helen Cutowsk. l66b3 Robson.
Tma Kaminsh zoos East Ferry.
Julia MARTINEZ. 334O Rusktn
Olivia Macgerleln. 4447 Lc May
Grace Bacon. lsq36 Mansfield
Anna Russell 2O70 blaine
Gertrude Crompton. l5l43 Evergreen.
Clara Polkzi. l62o6 Santa Rosa
Edith Huffman. 1928 Grandmpnt
Ella Custer. 46ll0 Eeeson Worthwhile.
MARY CLARK 1887 Picrson.
>
Evelyn Ssrras l456 Wilson Lincoln Park.
Louise Ko3cgsk. A45o Hcuter, Dearborn.
Lillian Henry 1888 Mayourn. Dcartun.
Eva Trumblay 4241 Toledo.
Jean Rurk 643l Mitchell
Ruth Stumpf q1g2 Guuiurd.
Jean fowler 4751 Cecil
Catherine Mucha. S114 Kirkwood
Lgaes Ms,yeock. s2sas Eigh'Senth
Mamie TaFM, 17s61 ChHreSt.
Ance Buds' 1886 Waddclein.
Ruby Foley 29s9 Monroe
Marian Maloney 1888 Twenty-thud.
Margaret Moore 16645 Sirathmoot
Eileen Mitchell 1906 BunFsrd drive.
Ruth McElwhin, 2237 Buchanan.
Marie Alcsnlafa. se3 Clairmount.
Rose Ia Verdi. $3.50 Fischer
Elizabeth Dean, 1l55 Atkinson
Pearl Hoyer 541 S. Campbell
AnEelne Herbertsm. llo52 Minden
Marcena Chapp. $50 Kenncy
Margaret Williams sa7 Grand Bl,d
Ice Schorvish. As42 Three Mile drive.
Rosallc p'AnnA t42a5 Appoline.
Edna Blight SSos MONICA.
Catherine Koss 1854 Piatt
Marie GftinrhHr. -ssos co'iiuTvcut.
yrEinia Dicks. $500 Staheln.
Anns Zelanak goo Fortune
stella Williams. 1888 Beatrice
Ella DomokoS 1908 Gravton
Marion Howard. 1871 Rademschcr.
Barbara IIecker lso54 Dequinat
Helen Gori 1883 Hanna
santa Panebianco. 2o5i Ferry PARK
Bertha Kreurcr 5A07 Burns
Mary picCinini 3l5q + Forest
Helen Marchetu 1Gos7 Rosyni drive.
Billy ConSigIio 1s6 Victor Highland Park
Jane Woodvorth 1880 Harding
Joyce TAYLOR. 90 Brighton. Kirkland PARK
Pauline Buest 2OSOO KCnoshs. Gratiot Twp
Mary Krainaty 1s427 sunset
Wilma Suomincn. 1906 Monterey.
BOYS
Mabel Cabaret iS2Ge Rochelle
Mabel MicrlCjcWSki. 6334 Gladys.
Incz ward 1900 Faust
Pauline Marudag 3q4f W. Lafayette
Marjorie Bartlett s32 " MilWaukCc.
Hamlet Lambert 500 Eastavn.
SOPHIA SNs. 2As0 Canton.
Maw Krcitnei, qg Parsons
Louise ZWinpk ass " WINS
Lillian Halliburton. 5Al wilkins
Mildred lie Fevrr 1859 Frank
RUCo Ruff 1917 Kcnturgy Dearborn.
cara Wcstfsu 741e winthrop
Cecilia hartman. 1922 Lafayette. Lincoln
Fsrk
Feanore simpson, 7o43 Army
Charlotte Thomas 1851 Cgrd1Ui.
A,--lIAll-n-L Ll44-------ii ~ ~ ---r
Rose ffsuk l62T4 Pennie. Dearborn
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27

GEORGE PIERROT was in
NJ with the following story
about 1t. Gen. George Kenney.
Everybody thinks that famous
flier got the scar on his chm
from a crack-up
George says it's not true, that
when he was working tor
American Boy he did a lot OF fly
ing. with Kenney down at
Wright Field.
Kenney laughed about the
scar when George said ii looked
as though he'd caught 1t IN a
duel.
~ did, in a manner Of
speaking. When ! Was a KID,
one Of my pals and ! were
reading a lot about King Ar
thur and his knights.
I'VE thought IL WouId be
fun to try out dueIing.
"OnIy horses We could hnd
wsvs COWS, Connecticut eoWs,
and the only lanees Were
seythes.
I'VE wenf 10 a..
IL pinked him on his heel,
and ne caught me on the chm.
! guess hono.s went TO my
pal"
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27

Cla>s-E allotment of pay on
which I still owe even though
! have been discharged. Where
should I write In regard To cor
recting discrepancy which
occurred while | was in the
Army? u. !. ID.
a Write 10 the Army SerN-
ice Forces Office of the Fiscal
Director Army Central ADJUST
mcnt Office, 1900 Goodfellow
Ave, ST. Louis. Mo. That office
has been designated 10 receive
and adjust discrepancies in the
pay and allowances Of military
personnel who have been Sopa-
rated from service. Give your
name and present address. for
mcr rank. serial number, or
Ganlzation 10 which attached,
daGe>of discharge, and circum-
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27
DANDRuFF
FLAKES and SCALES
Worry YOU?

no Dandruff flakes shower
IL down ON your coat collar
each time YOU comb your
hair? Do sticky dandruff
scales cause YOUR scalp To
itch and burn? You really
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can do what 1000 other men
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let Thomas expert remove
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Come in today and see for
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actually removes dandruff
scales, and how it leaves your
scalp glowing with a pleasant
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hair problems to Thomas dur
ing the past 20 years. No
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\ Vpgs
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27
MANY never
SUSPECT CAUSE
OF BACKACHES
This Old Treatment Often
Brings Happy Relief
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Many sufferers relieve nagging backaehe
quickly, once they discover that the real cause
Of their trouble may be tired kidneys.
The kidneys are Natures chief way OF TAX
ing the excess acids and waste out of the blood
They helpmost people pass about pints day.
When disorder Of kidney function permits
poisonous matter to remain in your blood. it
may cause nagging backache. rheumatic
pains, leg pains. loss Of pep and energy get
ting up nights, swelling. puflincss under the
eyes, headaches and dizziness. Frequent or
scanty passages with smarting and burning
sometimes shows there is something wrong
with your Kidneys or bladder
Don't waitl Ask your druggist for Doan's
Pills, n stimulant diuretic, used successfully
by millions for over 30 years. Doan's give
happy relief and will help the Is miles OF
kidney tubes flush out poisonous waste from
your blood. Get Doan's Pulls.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27
Industrial Practice
Course Opens Jan. 9

Advanced Procedures in Indus
trial Employment will be the
subject of Is consecutive Wednes-
day conferences, beginning Jan. 9,
sponsored by the Wayne Univer-
sity school of occupational health.
Enrolment will be limited to
50. The conferences are designed
TO aid plant personnel directors,
superintendents and others who
work directly with employe activi-
ties
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27
Hunters Delight:

NOV come light metals de-
~ Neloped In the war.
Dow Chemical has AN un-
sinkable row boat. weight 20
pounds. - feet long.
And SaginaW's l.. Richmond
and Co. are producing canoe,
49,, feet long. which weighs
60 pounds.