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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-19
FOLKS
FOLKS
Nice homes-smali and large: also bus
mess houses: very reasonable. See
SAINTS REAL ESTATE
~ Church Street. Mt. Clemens 6
Phone ISIS

EAST DETROIT
Brick and bath; air conditioned: oil
furnace; large lot; garage; first block
off Gratiot.
Income: rooms on first: 4 and bath
on second: and bath basement apt
$4,000; $1,000 down.
ROSEVILLE
acre: 7 and bath: chicken coop. on
paved roads, 500; 81 900 down.
rooms garage; first block of Ora
tiot--s3, 900 cash.
and bath: near Grs,iot and II
Nile; large lot-s4. 75O 81 500 down.
ST. CLAIR SHORES
Hall acre; nice 4-room home; garage:
chicken coop--only 5000; terms.
and bath; excellent condition: gas
furnace: large lot: garage; chicken
eoop-s6 800.
Nearly .. acre: brick home: Scar
garage: large chicken coop; beautiful
landscaping-sll 900.
FRASER
y acre; sand tile stucco home;
and bath: garage $500; ST.. 900 down.
acres: modern brick; 4 bedrooms:
steam heat: 25x75 chicken coop: sever
al kinds of berries; near Harper-Sil,-
600. terms
acres modern brick: bed rooms
natural fire place; garage; barn;
chicken coop: tool shed; 30 fruit trees.
large shade trees on paved road near
Csstiot
40 acres: 5 and bath: nice basement;
steam heat: good barn: milk house; tool
shed; chicken coop: corn CRIB: gran
airy: orchard and nice creek-s7 500:
located z miles north of Richmond
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BARGAIN-Nice bungalow. two bed
rooms: living room: kitchen; bath; util-
lily room; large attic; can be made into
two more bed rooms: hot and cold wa
ter: gas; large porch cesesrnwe
ter; gas; large porch: new screens;
nice trees; lot 85x233 Owner leaving
for south Give immediate posse ssion.
Price 50, $50; $1,000 down; s28 month
II sold at once. This Is snap. Infor-
nation al 4920 South Gratiot. Phone Mt.
Clemens 1907. c
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LumIey johnson, Hunt
Realty COMPANY

10 Macomb ST. Phone GIL
Three apt, house on Lincoln includ-
Ing furnishings good paying invest
ment--sl2 500 income $3.50 80.
3 room home on Ferrn Place: living
room; library: dining room; kitchen;
wash room and toilet down up 3 large
! small bed room and bath room large
attic for 3 rooms; basement with fur
mace coal bin and fruit cellar; price
$1,000 terms
Lovely home on North Gratiot: must
be seen 70 he appreciated; price $4,000
one-half cash.
rooms and bath large lot 42x240 n 81.
canal on back: Siesta street just off
jefferson; price $1,000; So 600 down
g rooms home on Gibbs street lot
60xl20 for quick sale--S3, 900 TO settle
estate.
large rooms and bath down: 3 large
rooms and bath UP on Moross; all in
good shape; basement and furnace
S.. 300 terms.
7 rooms down with bath; large bed
rooms up: one unfinished with large
closets and room basement including
toilet and furnace. la South Broad
way; great for rooming house; price
1000 terms.
LumIey-Jo hnson-Hunt
Realty Co.
40 Macomb ST. Phone 67li-70l3 c
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Tom WhiteIey
REAL ESTATE sih No. WALNUT
PHONE G082 E

FOR SALE-Nine room unfurnished
home with garage or will rent. l434
Shoreline Drive. Mt Clemens. A22
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Houses For Sole
- Houses For Sale

THREE acres on NIT; feed store
building and stock: 5 rooms and bath:
200 chickens; 2 large csops-all for
50. 900.
RosEvILLE- and bath; lot soxi2s:
is-car garage-sa6ooi $500 down.
62x200 corner: rooms; on pave
ment; 2 chicken eoops-s600 down; va
cant
Vacant. near Gratiot; 7 rooms: ; lots;
? chicken cops. Bargain--s3. 800.
EAST pErRoIr-5 rooms; 2 lots; mr..
school--s3.25o; terms.
LIST YOUR HOME, FARM OR BUS
MESS WITH US. DETROIT BUYERS
WAITING. SEE OR WRITE MR.. PAN
KOW. VESCO REAL ESTATE. 27707
GRATIOT. ROSEVILLE.
MT. CLEMENS 1899. DETROIT PIN
GREE s693. Aio'
S rooms; good well; 60 II. lot-s2. 200:
$500 down.
I rooms; city water: gas: lights;
sewer-S2. $50: $3.50 down.
4 rooms: gas, flowing well: lot i0Ox
1858 $50; 50. 900 down.
acre; i-room house and bath: .
years old-S+ 500: So. 900 down.
7 rooms; ? baths: stoker; rented for
500 month--s8 900: So 900 down.
room modern: bedrooms and bath
up; living room: dining room: kitchen:
bedroom and bath down-s6, 500; $1,000
down.
apartment house; rents for SIS mo.
So. 900: ST. 500 down.
2-family flat: three and bath up: Z
and bath down-s6 500.
2-fsmily fiat: three and bath up:
four and bath down-$5. 900: u cash.
6 rooms modern; 10 n. on North
Gratiot; 400 feet deep; garage and
chicken coop-S6, 500
Modern rooms: stoker: carpets: We
netisn blinds-S7 900 with 1000 down.
Store and fixtures with living guar.
ters above-s7, 500; stock at inventory.
-
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Our Plant PoIicv

We are grnwers--not peddlers. Our
plants have heavy roots: bushy ,op
growth and are delivered with soil pro-
iecter eaaots; properly packaEed 20 ham
die safely until planted. Many are
grown In our new individual cardboard
band which allows you 20 Sc og' IN
he hottest part of the dav without dam
ser or loss. wilt or setback giving YOU
blooms two weeks earlier. once you
have tried our band grown plants Won
VIII never tote bare rooted plant rome
again wrapped in newspaper ' sit our
market display any day a. m. 20 .
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MODERN 3-family apt: nicely furl
nished; has electric refrigerators and
stoves in apt. has stoker heat; 2-car
garage. Location Croker Blvd-S9 900
cash; $4,000 terms.
Modern 2-family; partly furnished:
has electric refrigerator and stove
steam heat; 2-car garage: loo alton New
street-S7 400: terms.
Modern 3-fanily apt: I apt furnish
ed; steam heat with Thinker oil burn
err: Pear garage; location Cass avenue
SO 900; terms.
5family apt. furnished: income SIPS
per month-S5 500: terms
rooms and bath on water front lot:
Ia miles from Mt. Clemens-s4 300
terms.
room house on acres OF land:
corner of two main roads-s3. 500: 500
down.
rooms house: large lot: garage:
nice shade; good water; miles from
M. Clemens, out So. Gratiot-S3 500;
81 500 down.
"a acres; room house: hot air
heat; combination COW and chicken
barn. 5 miles from Mt. Clemens; S., 500;
So 300 down
40 acre farm: q room house: large
barn; chicken house: milk house; corn
CRIBS. 500: 81 500 down.
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HARD WATER is Hard on You.
HARD on skin: HARD on hair
HARD on clothes: HARD on soap.
HARD on plumbing: HARD on your
pocketbook. Do away with HARD WA
TER forever with a WATER SOFTEN.
Err. No priority Pre-War Quality.
Pre-war price. Furton & Clark. lO4O0
North avenue al Meade. New Haven.
Mich. c
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Seed Grown Animals

Oar plant list reads like seed cat
alogue, nine types OF tall and dwarf
narigolds including the new Al-Ameri-
can prize winner FLASH" A bloom
which resembles 4 flash OF vivid flame
Many tynes OF As'ers; Zinnias; Ager-
atum Alyssum: Snaps; Portulsea: Yer
bcnia and many others Also few Pc
rp0niais sftif a..,I,bie
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PRIVATE AND CLASS LESSONS
ON GUITAR AN D ACCORDION.
LEARN PIANO IN 10 WEEKS: ALSO
POPULAR AND CLASSICAL. HOMO
LULU CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
STA NORTH WALNUT STREET. MT.
CLEMENS. {
The Apache sentinel., 1945-04-06
.THlRTY


1t is customary, on newspapers, to
indicate the end of a story by using
the mark go" On March 81, in
General Orders issuing from Head
quarters, Fort Huachuca, go" was
written on the stories of two men,
each with thirty years service in
the United States Army.
Staff Sergeant CasSius H. Clay,
Medical Detachment, and Staff Ser
geant William D. Glenn, Post Head
quarters Detachment, after long
and honorable careers, have been
placed on the retired list.
Sgt. Clay entered the service back
in 1914, enlisting in the 10th Cav
airy, serving his first hitch in Co. B.
The remainder of his service has
been with the Medics except for a
period between 1920 and 1923 when
he served with the Medics and the
10th Cavalry.
From 1915 to 1920 Sgt. Glenn was
a member of the oath Infantry,
transferring to the ON after that
for the rest of his service.
The best wishes of the officers
and enlitsed men go with them as
they enter upon the new phase of
their life. Congratulations!
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1t. Blond Honored
By Detachment

A gala surprise party celebrating
the first anniversary of her COM
mand of the WAC Detachment was
rendered 1t. Consuelo Bland last
Thursday evening. Arranged by the
members of the detachment, the af-
fair was held in the WAC day room.
Planned several weeks in advance,
the program was acclaimed by those
attending as "the best party ever
held" - =.
Under the direction of Cpl. Walter
Williams, the Post swing band fur
nished a variety of music, with
piano solos by Pfc. Harold Brown
and vocals by T/Sgt Horace Hug
gins Of the 372nd Infantry: A song,
The Apache sentinel., 1945-04-06

For the second consecutive week,
the Principal Chief Nurse of the
Station Hospital has announced the
promotion of one of the members
of her staff This time the recipient
was 1t. Beatrice Parks. A native of
Louisville, KY, she attended the
Grady Medical School of Nursing
in Atlanta, Georgia, graduating in
1940. 1t. Parks then began as Pub
lie Health nurse for the state of
Kentucky with her headquarters in
Louisville. Until her enlistment in
the ANC, she was the only Negro
nurse in that department. Complet-
ing two years of service as a.public
health nurse, 1t. Parks was COM
missioned second lieutenant Octo-
ber, 1912, and came here to receive
her basic training. March 81 last
was the date she changed the gold
bar for the silver one she now wears.
In the two years that 1st 1t. Parks
has served in the Station Hospital
she has established .an enviable rec
ord and is regarded by her former
patients as one of the most con-
genial nurses on the staff Her de-
votion to her patients leads one to
believe that she was born to follow
the profession in which she is now
engaged. Since her arrival, 1t. Parks
has served as a nurse on medical
wards and is now the supervisor of
the wards.
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Loved by all her sister WACs, the
coveted title WAC of the Week"
goes to Pvt. Christine Ma Bates.
This very conscientious and religious
WAC halls from Victoria, Texas, and
has two and one-half years in the.
service. She always finds time to go
On picnics and names singing, SWIM
ming and tennis as her hobbies.
Prior to entering the Women's
Army Corps, Pvt. Bates managed the
Corpus Christi branch of the Battle
Greek Health Institute, Corpu S
Christi, Texas. Feeling that her tech
nical training and experience could
be more useful to the Army, she was
among the first to enlist in that area.
Since her basic training, ma" has
followed her profession and serves
as a surgical technician in the Sta
ton Hospital.
She acquired her nickname Ma"
while taking her basic training IN
Des Moines, Iowa. There she was al
ways a mother to the girls, and TI5
Priscilla Taylor and 1t. Thelma Ed
wards bestowed this title upon her,
Since that time she has lived up to
all expectations. Whenever any OF
the girls needs advice, MA" is al
ways on hand to give it.
The Apache sentinel., 1945-04-06

Military and civilian personnel
operating motor vehicles upon the
Fort Huachuca military reserva-
tion are reminded that gasoline
ration coupons cannot. be used
for any purpose other than that
fer which they were applied and
issued. A, b, c and T gasoline
ration coupons can be used only
for, gasoline transferred into the
fuel tank of the vehicle described
on the cover accompanying the
coupons. All persons are warned
mot to attempt to use gasoline ra-
tiCn coupons that have not been
issued to them. ViOlatOrs of the
gasoline ratiOning regulations are
subject to revocation of their
gasoline ration and criminal !
/ prosecution under the laws of the
United States.n
The Apache sentinel., 1945-04-06

Having been screened and found
fit for duty, the following men of
the recently activated Casual De-
tachment, Sou 1922 have been
transferred attached unassigned to
the following detachmentS:
Medical Detachment
T/Sgt. Bozie L. Donaldson, Pics.
Alvin Broughton, Willie F. Brown,
Joseph NJ Haskin, Charles Noel,
Jr., and William H. Garrett; Pvts.
John H. Whitted, Manaster Daw-
The Apache sentinel., 1945-04-06
'(5I&!&!|'&|||I1|I
THE MEDICS
Up Front


Rioht up front in the Medical
Detachment is Pfc. Garland N. Vie.
who halls from New York City. f.
veteran of three years in tne Serv-
ice. Vie is a soldier of many talents.
Besides being Detachment Mail
Clerk, he is a projectionist, He has
also worked in Supply and Person
mel. His sense of humor has won Tor
him many friends. Pfc. Vie, we
salute you, and to you we say, keep
alp the good work till every foe has
been vanquished, and we all can
Join the song writer who wrote
Study War No More"
Behind the Scenes
At football game, it's usually the
man who carries the ball across tle
goal line who gets the cheers. All
too often we overlook the man, or
men, who cleared the way, and
made possible the touchdown. or
course the hospital is doing bang
UP job of caring for the sick and in
iured. but let's not overlook those
who help to make this possible. The
job of helping to make life more
bearable for the sick and injured is
that of the hospital pharmacy de-
partment.- Like the, other depart
ments in the hospital, the pharmacy
has a very competent staff COM
posed of registered pharmacists and
pharmacy technicianS. The MOO in
charge of the Pharmacy Depart
ment is S/Sgt. Aubert E. Reddick
of New York City. S/Sgt. Reddick
received his B. S. degree from Will
berforce University and his degree
in pharmacy from Columbia Uni
versity. He is registered in the state
of New York. Other members of the
staff are S/Sgt. Louis NJ Silance,
native of Indianapolis, Indiana.
graduate of Purdue. He is registered
in the state of Indiana. Tee 4
Theodore G.. Martin, Meharry
Medical College product, is regis
tered in seven states and practiced
in Florida prior to induction. . E.
Tee 4 Morris v. Jones has attended
Wilson Junior College, and halls
from Chicago, Illinois. Tee 5
Patricia Dansby of the WAC Sec
tion is very capable technician.
Sac is from Atlanta, Georgia, and
a graduate of Jackson College at
JacKson, Miss.
Dig'n the Hipes
: Who's the sweet thing that has
slim feeling all that. Way?"
- -. Say Drake1. What are YOU try
ing to do-insure your future in
Mexico, Or is it a contact in the
mess hall you're looking for? q.
What did certain young lady mean
when she said, Junior is just a
phone-man?" Is Barnes still a
soldier, or has he been furloughed
to relieve the manpower shortage in
Tucson? Is it true that. Mason
got his present cold while waiting
for a WAC to finish dressing? P. S..
She isn't through yet. E. Wonder
why Bryant spends so much time
on the tennis court these days? Well,
that's one way of getting ac-
quainted. Could somebody tell
me where Whitley gets all the high
octane he's' using these days? Don't
tell me he has an "a" card. 4. 1
wish. somebody would tell Pete that
the regulation is two inches, and
his mop is five inches now. 1t
looks as though Brownie has be-
ccnle a ipapa3'b choice. I see he has
The Apache sentinel., 1945-04-06

mothers baby spending all of her
spare time with him these days.
Careful, Brownie, she may tell her
mother. ., I see Hotel Eleven has
been closed. Wonder what the bricks
are goings to do now? -. Could
ssh EN- YsteA me what's.going ora
4ay<I,> checked the clock in
the mess ham at 111S5 and there.
wasn't soul in the place, not even
Roscoe Anderson. -. Now that it's
open season, I see that Mac is wear
ing his bullet-proof vest. The
War Department has done it again.
They assigned Few to the Medics,
but he's been tearing up tracks re-
Gently. 1t looks as though he be-
longs in the Eng. Corps.
The Eye.
The Apache sentinel., 1945-04-06
underground to escape the heat.
Unique Railroad

Unique Railroad
In Persia we made the only trip
by rail of our entire tour, and ever
the most unique and scenic railroad
in the world 49,. the Trans -Iranian
Railroad. At one section of the. roads
it runs straight through the noun
tainS, and within a distance of 1875
miles there are 1872 tunnels "a
perfect subway system. From one
end of the line to the other you
will go through more than 200 tu1f-
nelS and cross over an equal num-
Der of bridges. The railroad was
built at an enormous cost and more
than six different nations had
hand in the building Of it.
The mountains of Persia are as
awe inspiring as our own Rockies,
and at Tehran is the third highest
mountain peak in the world. -
Negro Troops ~'+
Tt was in Persia that we found
the greatest number of Negro
troops. Perhaps one of the greatest
jobs Of supply handling of this war
was done in Persia when the Rus
slams were pushing Hitler out of
Russia; and the Negro Port Bat
talions and Trucking Companies
played role in this dramatic Incl
dent that must win an honorable
place in the final history of the war.
The way in which they handled
their jobs made Russian victory
! possible.
Our visit to these far away and
ancient countries was indeed most
interesting and educational Our
work was highly appreciated by the
men we entertained and all Of us
returned with feeling of satisfac-
ton over a job we'll done 1 would
4 have met more men whom I knew
/ from Huachuca had I gone to other
tneaterS of war; but when I learned
/ that most of the men we visited had
not seen an American colored girl
In over two years, we all felt that
our services were really needed.
Two years are long time, especially
| in Persia :. believe me.
1t was grand experience, but let
me say again that I am really glad
to be back at Fort Huachuca am
trusting that my stay this time will
be as pleasant as my first visit here;
and as before, my meager talents
are at the disposal of all who wish
to make use of them.
Sincerely yours,
itf5g& = Chauncey "Jody'' Lee.
Il e
The Apache sentinel., 1945-04-06
Want q Little
Brown Pup?

The boys at Fire Station No. 2
have an extra pup, and offer it to
the first bidder: She's. freeS young,
and a light brown! Seems to be part
Dane and 'houndIs = She's yours fer
the, asking. Herr phoneo number, is
1922
The Apache sentinel., 1945-04-06

especially arranged for the occasion,
was rendered by the entire WAC
Detachment, led by 1t. Col. C. F. E.
Nelson.
A parchment scroll, bearing greet
ings from the detachment, was pre-
sented to 1t. Bland by TISgt. Vivian
Bond, on behalf of the WACs. The
scroll was created by TIA Anna Rus
sell and was signed by each of the
women in khaki
Among the special guests attend
ing the party were: Mrs. Mary Car
ter, of the Service Club; Its. G. w.
Thompson, o. G.. Walker, F. D.
Wilkerson, David Anderson, Joseph
Topping, Roger Laws, and from the
Station Hospital, Its. Matte Blake
and Anna l.. Rogers.
In addition the entire staff of the
Fry USO attended.
son, William H. Hoggard and James
G. Brewer.
NJ. p. Detachment
Cpl. Charlie Paul, Pfc. James E.
Gardener, PvtS. Sam L. Gardener,
Cleo Harris, Matthew. Davis, and
Leonard L. Smith.
Post Hq. Detachment
Pvts. James w. Wheat, John
Mitchell, L a wrence Isaac, and
James M. LaShley
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-23
Nuremberg do|o6en
"a obrovnove pro+i
voinin zIo6incem

LONDON, 21. julia. - Da-
mes je bilo tukaj naznanjeno, da
je bill Nuremberg, kjer so naci-
j nekdaj obdrzevali svoje letne
kongrese, ma katerih so kovali
nacrte "a vojno in podjarmljenje
'sveta, izbran kot mesto, v kate
rem sc bodo vrsili procesi proti
nemskim vojnim zlocincem.
Ameriske, britske in franco
ske delegacije, XII bodo vodile
prosekucijo proti visokim naci-
jem, so ze odletele v nacijsko
"sveto mesto", da 81 ogledajo
prostore, kjer Sc bodo vrsili pro-
cesi.
Odhod delegacij ustvarja Wits,
da sc ho prvi process kmalu "a
eel, in domneva Sc, da bo prvi
posajen ma zatozno klop eden iz-
med vodilnih nacijskih mogot-
cev, XII utegne biti rajhsmarsal
Goering.
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MARY PODNAR

V North Side bolnisnici v
Youngstown, O., je v soboto oh
80 uri dopoldne umrla Mary
Podnar, rojena Crnkovic, stara
81 let, stanujoca ma 76O E. 232
St. Donna je bila IL sela Viduse-
vic ma Hrvatskem. Bila je clani-
ca drustva Majka Bozja Bistri-
cka st. AZ HBZ. Tu zapusca So
proga Michaela, stiri otroke
Steve, Mrs. J. M. Budak, Mat
thew, Sgt. Emil v Nemciji, tri
vnuke in sestro Mrs. Agnes Blu
dak. Pogreb sc bo vrsil v sredo
oh 9. uri zjutraj il pogrebnega
zavoda A. Grdina in sinovi, 1858
E. 81 St., v cerkev sv. Pavla ma
E. 40 St. in st. Clair Ave., ter
nato ma Calvary pokopalisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-23

. Stotnik E. M. Zacharias je
kot uradni predstavnik Zed. dr.
zav v radijski oddaji ma Japon-
ce izjavil:
"Potrpezljivost a m e riskega
ljudstva gre nitro proti kraju.
Ako zelijo Japonci uteci unice-
nju, tedaj Sc morajo vdati kma-
lu ali pa "a vselej izgubiti pri-
loznost, katera sc jim Sc nudi."
Trumanova strategija glede
ruske akcije prot Japoncem
POTSDAM, 22. jplija. - Sva-
rilo na Japonsko, da Sc takoj
preda, ako hoce uteci popolnemu
unieenju, je bilo objavljeno z
osebno vednostjo predsednika
Trumana, pravijo pouceni viri.
To je oeividno del Trumano-
We strategic, XII je S tenn dal
Japoncem razumeti, da ako ne
kapitulirajo sedaj, ne bodo ime-
Ii opravka samo z Ameriko,
temvec tudi Sovjetsko unijo.
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ANTON KOBE

Po dolgi bolezni je vceraj zju-
traj preminil Anton Kobe, star
70 let, stanujoc ma 1903 Aetna
Rd. Donna je bill il vasi Ursnega
sela, fara Toplice pri Novem me-
stu, odkoder je prisel v Ameriko
pred SO lett. Bill je Clan drustva
sv. Lovrenca st. 63 KSKJ in dru-
stva sv. Imena. Tukaj zapusca
soprogo Ammo, rojeno Bukovec,
sinove: Antona, Josepha, Alber-
ia, Franka in Louisa, sestro Ag-
nes Krall v Collinwoodu, in vec
drugih sorodnikov. Pogreb Sc DO
vrsil v sredo OBJ $3.50 uri zjutraj
il Louis L. Ferfolia pogrebnega
zavoda v cerkev sv. Lovrenca
oh 9. uri in nato ma Calvary po-
kopalisce.
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RazoEarana lena

Mrs. Mary Evans, stara 25
let, XII ina v oktobru postati
matt, je " soboto zvedela, da
ina njen MOI, katerega je poro-
ella lani jeseni, dolg kriminalen
rekord in da je pred par lett zbe-
zal il drzavne jetnisnice. MIA
da zena pa trdi, da je bill MOI
zelo dober Z MO in da bo cakala
mani, dokler ne pride zopet ma
prosto. Bila je pod vtisom, da
ina MOI nocno delo, sedaj pa
je prislo ma dan, da je YES cas-
nadaljeval $ svojo kriminalno
kariero. Poleg tega, da je ropal,
je tudi prislo ma dan, da ina v
Columbusu se emo zeno, Cd ka-
tere nj nikoli dobil razporoke.
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BOLNICARKA UMRLA MA
ROJISCU

Poznana druzina Mr.. in Mrs.
Frank Mramor, 1923 E. 173 St.,
je bila obvescena cd vojnega de-
partmenta, da je IA. julia umr-
la njih hci Capt. Juel S. Mramor,
XII Sc je nahajala pri bolnicar-
kah v Novi Gvineji. Preko NOR
ia Sc je podala v januarju, 1912
s skupino bolnicark il Lakeside
bolnisnice, kjer je bila uposlena,
predno Sc je podala v armadno
sluzbo. Emo leto je prebila v Av-
straliji, potem pa je bila posla-
ma v Novo Gvinejo. Svoje zad-
ME pismo je pisala sestri Bever-
ly Z. julia il Fuischhafen, Nova
Gvineja. Podrobnosti o njeni
smrti MISC bile Sc sporocene po
vojnem departmental.