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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21
Husbands Pay Only Income

TN THE cited the benefits would have been very impor
for the husbands salary the only of income
The unable to make dependency allotment to
his mother because she had been dependent him.
Another point, which affects both servcemen and civilians
the that provision is made benefits of total
disability.
and is covered by Social Security his wife and
dependent children may receive up to $S5 month.
Suppose however that he injured that he is unable
to work
The burden his dependents lUiH be eUen greater
than If he had died-but they WiH get aid from,
Social Security.
disabled veteran receives pension but it is not
munifcen that with family could not the Social
Security benefit good advantage.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21
y
PenaIized by
Security Law
BY JOHN CREECY

IF CONGRESS is going to revise the Social Secur-
ity law 20 end injustices to servicemen as Michi-
gan congressman have indicated emphatically, it
might be we'll to consider some Of the minor njus-
tees of the present law, well the major ones
As was disclosed in Sundays Times all men and
in the armed services fast losing the Social
Security credits they had built up.
Some by now, haye lost all the Social Security credits
for which they were taxed
After the disclosure in the Times, Rep Woodruff (R)
Michigan announced he would Immediately place the mat
ter before the House ways and means committee.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21
Ford Gives Is Acres
To Veterans Hospital

Officials OF the Dearborn Vet
Grams Administration today an
nounced that Henry Ford had
decided 10 them 7S acres of land
adjoining the Veterans Hospital.
The land will be used for ad-
ditional facilities for tubercular
patients and veterans recreation.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21
WORKED IN JACKSON

It was also charged that Schu-
macher last winter was permitted
TO work as a clerk for a ration
board in Jackson.
Kefgen said that Schumacher
was allowed 10 go 10 Detroit TO
plug a song, Count the Stars
in Your Window" written and
composed by prison inmates,
Permission to 90 10 Millington
was granted by Warden Jackson
KefCen said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21
I Accused Of Breaking
Into Filling Station

Two youths faced a breaking
ard entering charge today after
sllegedly burClarjznE a gasoline
station az 9g49 Charleyoix Police
identified them as Wesley Free
man. u. a. $500 Elmwood and
Lawrence Rak, i. OF 340l Med
bury They said the TWO had ad-
mltfed II Other hurELares.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21
Dutch Queen Returns

NEW YORK. March % QNS)
The Paris radio reports that
Queen Wilhelmlna of the Neither
lands has visited Flushing and
other parts of liberated Holland.
where she received a tremendous
ovation.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21
u. s. Heavy Bombers
Cut Loss Per Sortie
WASHINGTON. March 60 (UP)

WASHINGTON, March 20 (UP)
American heavy bonbe1 IN.
Europe have whitfield down thei1
losses TO less than two out of ev-
cry 100 sent out. the war depart.
ment revealed today.
In January. 1914, 1t. Gen. Doo-
Titles Britain-based Eighth Air
Force lost 80 planes per 100
sorties. In January. 1945, the
losses were down 10 l9.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21
Killed in Crash

LEHT. Ark, March % (Up)--
A soldier identified as Pvt. r. +.
Doxtadcr. %. East Lansing Mich,
was killed last night when the
automobile in which he was riding
crashed into a parked car
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21
Robbed of Cash, Coat

Ebert Cunningham, 81, OF 216
Eliot, reported 70 police today
that a Negro assaulted him on
Mack and robbed him of S24 in
cash and his OVerCoat.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21
Vet Security
Act Rushed
Move TO Restore All
Rights Contemplated
p.tr,ii rim,, Washlnrto. Burtau

WASHINGTON, March 90
Legislation 10 restore social secu-
r1ty rights 10 members Of the
armed forces will be taken up i'm
rediately by tho House ways and
means committee and spccded to-
ward passage. Rep. Woodruff lR)
Of Michigan. reported today.
Stirred hy the disclosure Sun
CAV in The Detroit Times and
other Hearst newspapers that the
present law denies AL social Sc
curltV credits 10 men and women
I'm the military service, Rep.
Woodruff went before the commit
tee and urged that il act quickly
to correct the grave inequles.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21
BACKED BY WV

A bill affordinC 2 partial remedy
for the existing inluStceS was in
troduced last Thursday by Rep.
Weiehci tRt OF ONO, under Vet
Grams Of Foreign Wars sponsor
ship.
Complete restoration of service
mems social security rights viii
require redrafung of the measure.
Rpp. Woodruff said, and tf7r ways
and means committee, OF which
he is A member. agreed readily
that this be done.
Committee members seemed
in complete accord that this
legislation IL needed promptly"
Rep. Woodruff said after the
committee session.
'It should not take long to
have new and complete draft
of hill In readiness and when
that comes before the commit
tee I think we can arrange to
get II through there in q hurry.
II think we can get a unani-
nous favorable report for the
legislation In committee and n
measure so sound and worthy
should meet with little or no OPP
position when II reaches the
floor of the House"
The House ways and means
committee turned thumbs down
on a proposal by Senator Van
denberg (R) OF Michigan for a
joint study of social security
needs and voted to ask the House
for $4,000 with which to conduct
its own inquiry.
Rep. Doughton (D) Of North
Carolina. ways and means chair.
man. said the $4,000 fund woulc
be used TO employ staff experts
for the House committee TO aid ir
formulating the legislation.
VANDENBERG'S PLAN
Senator Vandenberg's resolu
tion calls for creation of an ad
visory committee of experts TO aiC
the Joint committee on interna
revenue taxation in framing so
cial security recommendations.
House members took the posi-
ton that this would mean Senate
dominated consideration of the
subject.
The VF'W has assured Rep
Woodruff that il will place the full
strength Of the organization be
hind his efforts and those of othel
members of the Michigan congress.
sional delegation actively working
for adoption of corrective legis
lation.
Rep. Woodruff pointed out thai
servicemen are actually being pen
allied for their patriotism.
The legislation he will pres,
will grant credits OF at least 81 ,60C
annually 10 every member of Tn,
Nghting forces and up TO $1,000 il
earnings in the last year of civi
ian employment were more thar
81 500.
Survivors benefits as well a,
old age protection would be as
sured on that basis.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-04-25

Mationaliiten, Die 8orldufer oes gea-
ttonalio5ialismus, terroriitiide Serne.
Organiiattonen. @iner ibrer Sibrer
trar gilbert SEQ S6lageter, Der tp6b.
renb Der &ubrbeiesune bon ben Sran-
5oien megen Sabotage eri6oiien uno
ipdter 5uianmen NIT benz 8erIiner
3ubdlter Sorft 8eiieI 5u einem Der
,Seilisen' oes Observation-Disclosures er.
,boben uuroe. Diesmal freiIi9 tperoen
iid bic Bertp0lfe nidt lanse balten,
ionoern iie ueroen balb erle6iet iein.
uno ie Ihneller ,1no ourbgretfenber
bies geibiebt. befto beiier tuiro oas fir
alle anitdnoieen Deutiden iein. Ser.
Gus aur 8oIfsiago oaber - ,lno @etb.
l1lnnnsbeiIl"
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.1QdnnkQn
u. A.Elllia',a1tIz,sgo,a
Son aeb. s. Gnertses
(Gortiebunal

lSorI1eBnng)
gtdt lange na6ber traf Sbereie tpies
Der nit 8ater 8. @ilmorttn 5ufan1s
men. pgeln, tpie eebt's NIT Sbren
$iibnern2 2eeen iie ou9 fleiBig?"
% fine" ertptoerte ct. SD babe i6on
c9t @ier erbalten." ~Nun," frogte iie,
,oie fonnen Ste bod ni6t ole eiien,
mas tl1n sic NIT oen uebrigen?"
sNrn, i6 eiie i6on meinen Sell, bic
iibrigen f0nnen oie S6tpeftern gebrau-
6en, INN Rie uno onoere quite So6en
5a baden" Sea, oo fonnen sic mir
mitunter ol6 einiee oblol1er." Dabei
le6te iie i6elmii6, oenn fte fiiblte
tpobl, bob oos ettpos 5l1 biel berlangt
tpor. gr lGdelte ebenfal1s un6 meinte
rS'a fee about tbot." 0ie Sbereie
murmelte nod einige 1tnberl lt6noli6e
Worte, tpie, Die gier tpiiroen rar uno
8ater &etnefe mo6te INNER fri i6e
eier baben uno meine @bidens ftreifen
oft. 0amit ging iie ins Saus.
Im Ra6mittog I'M bier, oIs i6 mid
beim Soipttal aufbielt, erbielt i6 8es
ia6. Gin Sranp itono Dor Ser Sire
1;no fraete Die S6ipeitern no9 mir.
Or bettelte midi Inn Elm Almo1en on>
Sd fraete i'm, tpte es fdme, oaB er
mcinen Namen femme. gr onttportete:
Use fnotD Dour name becauie Dou ore
GOOD til us" ~@ut gu uns2 8ie ion
it oas beriteben2" 80" iagte er,
~tptr Country gentlemen fommen oft
anIammen uno er5dblen uns gegen-
ieittg uniere grfobrungen un6 grleb.
niiie, beionoers nit BEN 8oitoren uno
&o6tnnen. 9Sir tpiiien 11ngefdbr, mo
1nb mas Der Baitor gibt, tpenn mir on.
tlopfen. 60 3. g. befommen mir bier
getpobn1i6 10 Gents, cine SoiIe &offee
nno 8utterbrot. sic geben nns ge,
tr0bnli6 25 Gents. SIR No6bor gibt
uns ni6ts. 8ater SoIImann gibt> tpas
er geraoe bat, ni6t tpeniger oIs 10
Gents. 8ir fennen sic NQmen o1ler
@eber an Der g. rno 8. st. st. @enn
mir morgens 6ur6 einen Srt ftrei6en,
MAIDEN mir etn 3et6en am Sauie ODER
an Der Sence, oa no mir ettpas befom-
men baben. $50 fein 3ei6en it, gibt
es bo6it tuabri6einli9 ni6ts. ~M9,
10 belft ibr einanoer ous," bernertte i9,
ribr ieio aIio glei6e 8rii6er, oie int
mer tpan6ern uno ME CUR &ube tom.
men," ~ges, meinte er, ~oo6 mir ftno
nidt oue elei6, Die onoern Sobos, tpie-
Ger anoere 8ums." uMber ftno otele
nidt ale gleid2" 80 nein. sic unter.
fbeioen fi6 5iemlib ftarf. Eran1ps
fino iolde, bic bie ,1no % Inn eine @abe
orbeiten, tpte Sol5 fdgen, Inn ein Sriib.
ftiid 5u erbalten. 8uuns ftno faul 1tn6
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-04-25
NuAkunN
: &. &, q. q.

9ie Saee bonn FL. @roI ift oIt6riIt'
lid. sic ift in bic mittelaIterIi6e Boe,
fife bineingetpoben nit Der In iener
gla1bensboIlen 3eit eigentiin1li9en
S6onbeit. Ser @raI ioG nod ber
alten Gage, Die G6ale (ael6) geipeien
Iiein oeren fi6 gbriltus NIT ben Sin.
tgern beim lebten Nbenbmabl beoiente,
Die Gage ipinnt Die @ei6tdte nod
tpeiter 5uriid uno er5dbH: gIls 2u5ifer
nit feinen gngeIn ftd) gegen @ott er'
bob, itritt tpioer i'm ct. Wi6ael NIT
hen Seinigen nno f6lug I'M &fe
ibm einen foitboren @oeItetn aus Der
&rone. 9teler Stein fiel our @rbe, 6a,
roo ipdter oos ir6ii6e Harooies itano
un0 fam in ben 8eiib bon beri6ieoenen
Setoen 11no Suoen un6 er mar I'M
2aufe Der 3eit in Elm i6iiiielartiges
@efaB 1nngeitoltet tporoen, Biz er gu
lebt in 6en 8eitb oes geifooenus ge-
langte> tpeI6er Die S6itiiel Dem e0tts
li6en Seilanoe 5unt @ebrau6 beim leb,
ten Nbenomable iiberlieB. Ius ibr aB
Der Seilano oas Siterlamm nno iebte
oartn oas Muerbeiligite 9lltarsiafra-
ment ein. Im &reu5e iamme1te Solepb
bon Irimatbda oas FL. 8lut, 6as aus
! Sen @unoen 6es @elterl0lers floB, in
oieielbe S6itiiel. 5pater ging Die foit~
bore S6uiiel berloren. @ngel follen
iie i6pebeno in Sen 2iiften eebolten,
Biz Eiturel, Elm iagenbafter &ontg bon
tporin oas fl. @efGB aufbetpobrt ltn0
bon ben @ralrittern betpa6t tpuroe.
-S6on aus Dem glnfang oieier
Graliagen erieben sic, oaB es ni6ts
ais cine Gage lit, benn 2uaifer, Der
6o6 ein @ngel, olio Elm reiner @eiit
tpar, fonnte ia feline naterieue &rone
NIT etnem @6elftein getragen boben.
Ser @ral iou, . fabrt Die Gage
fort, nit tpunoerbaren @aben ausge<
itattet fem: fem fortgelebter &nbltd
berleibt etuige Sugen0; er i6eint oie
&einen bon oen l1nreinen unb an ie-
oem &arfreitog 1egt cine glan5enoe
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gr miro aufbetpabrt I'M berr1i6en
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Serge Wontialoage, 6eiien 3ueang
0ie Eetnp1eilen betpa6en. Ser 1r"
iprr1ng Der @roliage lit 1.nge&piB, tpe"
nigitens i'm ein5elnen. Sn @ngan6
tpuroe ite nit Der Bo5tbaliage berbun-
ben un6 epii6 ausgeitaltet. gbreitten
be Eropes fiibrte fte ni6t 5u @noe.
Bolfram bon @i6enbad gab ibr Die
befonteite @eitaIt. 8efa1ntli9 bat
Hi6aro @agner ben @rol In ben Mtt'
te1pnuft ieines ~Haritbal" eeltellt.
| -M. g., No.-
9teie oem FL. Mala9tas, auerit ST.
|i6of bon Dotper, fpdter @rabiidof bon
&rmagb (1094-1148) 5ueei9riebene
8ropbe5eiune iiber Die 8dpite tpiro
beute aagemein aIs cine S6H9ung o1.
erfannt. Sie lit tpobl tntereiiant, IT.
|iofern ite ani6eineno auf etltde Rdpite
autrtfft 11amentlid auf Die @dpite bon
Btus Dem Neunten an, benz Der 6araf'
teriitii6e lateinti6e Eitel ~@rur Of
@ruce," &reua bonn 4rea5e, augei6rie'
ben miro. Darauf folgten Geo oer 9rei'
Na9 getaner 4rbeit tpur6e @arten
| IL 4 & L. - r
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gsittiuDdj, ben 25. april 1916

9ltlttltS@I pun utI OCytt4Ss HaJSut0 go
bens," brennenoes Seuer, geneoift Der
9rei5ebnte: rReIigio 8epopulata, ber-
tpiiftete 9feltgion, Asius Der elite:
nSibes sSntrepioa," l,neri6rodener
@Iaube. Deiien 0a9foIger, 8opit 8ins
ser 3tp0lfte fon oas Merfmal beiiBen:
rBoitor angelieus," engelgleiher Sir
te." 9arauf fomn1t: oBaftor ct Nal.
tag" Sirte ,1no S6iffer; ibm folgen:
rslos SIorum," 8lume Der 8lumen;
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oes @onbes; n0e 2abore Coils, bonn
&reifen Der Sonne; u@loria Sltbae, ="
Der &ubm Der Slibe." 9amit enoet ote
8ropbe5eiung. SSn Der lebten 8erfol'
gung Ser Stride @ottes tpiro Elm 8apft
nit 0omen uBetrus Der Romer" auf
bem p6pitli@en Stub1 itten. Die bef'
tigite ouer 8erfoIguneen miro itattftr'
oen, tpobei oie Stoot Der fteben Siigel
| (fon) 5erftort un6 Ser fur6tbare
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lono (1O94-1148) gelebt bat. Son
linn ion Die @eis iaeung beriibren, tn
tpeI6er nnter 141 fur5en Sdben bic
8GpIte felt bem Sabre 1884 gum 8elt'
cnoe 9arafteriiiert tperoen. Inoere
i6reiben oie @eis iaeung 6em irldn-
hil6em Sran5tsfaner Mala6ias (ettpa
I'm 1916 at, Der nab anoern bod
items ser Sortieber Der 8ropbe5etnng
tpdre.
Die 8eisiagung tpuroe 5uerit bon
6em 8eneoiftiner Irnolo @ion in
ieinem @erfe: Signum Bftae 81 8e.
neoig beroffentli6t. 9as Madmerf,
tpeI6es oe1n bl. Mola6tus 5ugei6rie'
ben miro, ftebt auf oerielben 2inte,
tpie beri6ieoene an6ere Bapitpropbe-
6eiuneen> Die gegen @noe oes 16.
Sobrbunoert ourb ben Dr1td nerbrei"
tet uno bon man6en glGubtg ongenom'
men tpurben. @s gab alio oamals i6on
@ubli5iiten, Die bur6 ie1iationeue @r-
fin6ungen 1tno Sdli6ungen Iufieben
5u erregen tpuBten uno - glaubige
2eIer, Die alles glaubten, mas georudt
1T.
0ie iogen. 2ebntnide 8etsiagung,
oie aus 100 Iateinii6en leoniniiden
8erien beitebt, miro etnem Mon9 Ser
mann 6es Gil itercienier-& -&loiters 2ebntn
augei9rieben. 8on oteien 8orausiag-
lngen lit bis ieBt feline ein5ige elm
getroffen.
-Mrs. S. g., Mo. -
Ser ein5iee @run6, tpesbalb Die be-
rudtigte Wers. @anger Die fatbolii6e
Stride angreift, lit, tpetl bic fatboliide
Stride oie @ebote @ottes uno Die
@rpnoidse Ser 6riitlt6en Moral lebrt
Die fatboliide Stride lebrt uno Der.
tet6iet bic bon Gbriftl1s etngeieste Sci.
ligfeit Der gbe uno oes, 9riitlideu
Seims. Dieie Satansbelferin, bic nit
ibren @lei6geftnnten Die @eburtenfon.
trolle er1pfteblt rnb berbreitet, itebt
auf Der glei6en 5tufe nit ben iibrieen
@egnern unb 8erfolsern Der Stride.
namli9 nit ben &omm,niiten unb
Naaiiten uno anbern Seinoen Der
nneni6li6en @eieni9aft. -
-Mrs. 8. M., o.. ..=
Die Mila (Spleen) IN elm In Der
8a,1hboble, an Der Ii1,fen 5eite unten
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NV. o~~Stttf" Ittt~ S%iu Wv 1SlASA "oS%~
tenbl1n1mler, fino iiberau befannt uno
iiberan 5it. Saus. Sie tpanoern uno
fabren; am Iiebiten fabren fte au
8lpeten in 8or Cars, oft bon Seem gort
nod Can Srancisco, uno freua u11o
Guer ourds gan5e 2an6. uIu6 iino
iie organiitert," fiigte er bir5u; ite ba.
ben Elm Brditoenten, ben Sobn eines
Mil1tonGrs in Seem Oorf. 9lGle Sabre
boben iie anoerstpo cine 8eriomn1>
lung" 9as lautete mir tpunoerli9,
0od borte t6 ipdter, 6oB es 10 mar.
Dieier Gramp f6ten mir Elm gut
rlittiger Meni6 51 iein, Ser nod ni6t
gang berfommen mar. CT ftan1ntte aus
2ouisbiae, &p.> 1tn6 1par i9on mebrere
Sabre auf Der @anoeri6oft. @r mar
foun1 40 Sabre alt, bod ieinen Namen
nonnte er ni6t. SpGter I'M 8inter
fam etn Inoerer pno tpoIlte aus elmer
G6pterigfeit gebo1fen tper6en. Sd
icute linn genug @elo geben, oaB er
na6 &anaoa flieben tonne. @r tpolte
mid nit @etpalt oa3u 5tptngen. Mls
icb aus oem 3immer iprang, ber>
i9tpan6 er. gr tpar elm S9urfe.
Seind in Nniiton
0os Iebte Mol tparen 6ie Boit0re
Der g. ono 8. st. st. in 8reele 5uion1-
mcngetommen. Sic botten bort oos
Seit 6es fl. 9omintfus gefetert. Mm
4. Sftober ioaten ft6 olle in @biiton,
Uni bas Seit oes FL. Sron5 bon Miiiit
5u feiern. 60 tpitni6te es Der quite
uno eifrtge Bforrer, 8oter Srtb 2ob-
mann bon Mbii ton, ser INNER Die Selte
feierli6 begeben tpoute. Sags borber
trafen einige Sm. Serren gum 8etdt-
horen Elm, oenn ale @emeinoenitglie>
ser foIten unb tpollten 6en Seittag
our6 gmpfang Der fl. Saframente
feiern.
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en-" tpie 8oter 2obmann fte nannte,
3uiommen, I'M ~bie groBe G6la6t 5u
i6lo9en," un6 Damn fielen ite CUR
2infen uno CUR Ne6ten, Sauienbe uno
3ebntoul lenoe, Dir ober miro nt6ts
noben." CBi. 9O) 60 re6ete er 1ns
an, ols t9 uno 8oter 9ietri6 bon
Carlyle etntraten. 8ater Soumann
fom na6 Otnner, 10 au6 Sater Seters
bon ct. Nole. 9ie dltern Serren tpon>
ten erit morgen gum Selt tommen. Ser
8aftor tpar in roitger 2aune unb ipru.
oeIte iiber ben @tb. @s tpar nod ettpas
frib rm6 id gtng nit ibnt, Inn Sleii6
eu beforger, tpdbreno bic anoern ibr
8rebier beteten. 9luf 6em 8ege lief
uns ein itarfer 8uri9e bon ettpa 5tuan,
gig Sabren boraus, ettpas trdumerti9,
ols Oh er f9on @etpiiiensfori9rng an'
ftelte. @r f6ien uns ni9t 5at ben1erfen.
M1s mir tbm naber famen, reoete @ater
2obmanm ibn an: rgfa, Siinntf, tpar'
inn 10 faft, bei6e Sdn6e IN ben Sasfen,
sSonge, als tpenn bu feene Spen6ers
bGttit." 9te Sdnbe flogen aus ben
Eaiden ano Der Sunge frtegte etnen
rotten &opp. @ir 5oeen eilen6s tpeiter.
8ater 2obmann i6mun5elte 1tno balo
febrten mir betm 8utder Sp. &ubl
Elm. Ct pol1te genug Sleiih uno einen
suten S,,ppenfno9en oanit feline &o'
dim gIiiabetb (Sabn) eine quite Mabl'
aeit fiir Die idper arbeitenben 8aitore
bereiten Tonne. 60 famen mir 1tnter
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ga9 eetaner 4rbeit tp1r6e &arten
geipielt nod alter Stuoententpeiie.
8ater 2obmonn batte feline eroBte
Sreroe, tpenn ct gater 9ietri9 .ber-
hauen" fonnte. Damn gines nad Saus,
einige Serren blieben Biz gum Mbenb.
eiien itnb 1tabnen ben 3ug bon ct.
2ouis nah 6em Often. gllfo Biz NOR.
gen alif @ie6eriebenl
(Gortiesil1g foIgD
Kodiak mirror., 1945-06-30
|ATC To Keep
 Bases Till vJ-Day

Edmonton (P)-Lt. Gen. liar old L. George, commander of the US. Army Air Forces Air Trans port Command, en route north to bases in the Alaska division after a brief stop here, said that until the defeat of the Japanese no bases in the Alaska division will be closed. "There is enough business right now to keep the division going for good many months. Alaska IS a very import ant strategic area in the overall defense and security of the North American continent"
 He said more than 5000 planes have been ferried to Russia over the Alaska route.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-06-30
Spreads Alaska
 Word In Tropics

Aboard a sub chaser at a Paci- fic Naval Base The Alaskan Chamber of Commerce will be happy to know that Leonard Kyger, sonarman, third class, USNR, of Anchorage, is spread ing the gospel of the land of the Northern Lights in the Tropics.
 Kyger, the son of MT. and Mrs. Ira Kyger, 1917 South Grant St. Denver, Colo, has been a resi- dent of Alaska since 1886 and has a large farm in the Matanus- ka Valley, 60 miles from Anchor age. He has also worked in Fair banks, Palmer, Kodiak, and Nome
Kodiak mirror., 1945-06-30


 Independence, Mo. (P)-Pres- ident Truman announced that he has accepted the resignation of Secretary of State Stettinius and is appointing him American rep resentatlve on the Postwar Se- curity Council. President Tru- sad he would appoint the new Secretary Monday or Tuesday but laughed off attempts by re- porters to make him say it would be James F. Byrnes, South Car olina.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-11
City Hits Sndg
In Edison Tax

Common council today agreed
to repeal the 20 per cent excise
tax which has been a source of
complication in the citys battle to
secure reduced rates from Detroit
Edison Co.
Request for repeal Of the 1913
ordinance was made by Corpora
ton Counsel William +. Bowling,
and assistant corporations coun-
sells John II. Witherspoon and
James II. Lee.
Lee has ben handling the city's
litigation before the Michigan
Public Service commission, and
charged that Detroit Edison was
using the excise tax as a smoke
screen"in its fight against the
rate cuts.
Repeal Of the ordinance will be
voted on at the formal session Of
common council tonight and if
passed will take effect immedi-
ately. Bowling pointed out that
the rate case before the state
agency has been adjourned twice.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-11
PLAN INDUSTRIAL AREA

INDUSTRIAL AREA DEVEL-
OPMENT zone prize only,
$1,000 shall include planning of
an industrial area for both light
and heavy industry and should
endcavor 10 differentiate as 10 re-
quirements for each type; trans
portation of raw materials and
finished products.
RETAIL TRADE AND OFFICE
BUILDING AREA: (One prize
only. $1,000 consideration 10 be
given 90 Incorporation into the
overall plan. and with allowance
for the expected increase in metro
pOlitan office and trade building
area.
RAILROAD TRANSPORTA-
TION PROBLEM: zone prize
only, $1,000 to include the solu-
ton of the problem of railroad
transportation, including the
freight and passenger traffic,
location of terminals. etc, as
affecting the balance Of the city.
PLANS FOR TRAFFIC
HIGHWAY PROBLEMS: zone
prize only. $1,000 to include the
solution OF the main vehicular
traffic system interconnectlng the
component parts of the metro
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-11

politan area and surrounding
region; consideration of parking
problems together with maximum
number of cars that may use
highways. etc.
ADMINISTRATIVE AND CUL-
TURAL CENTER: Zone prize
$1,000 TO include solution of a
cultural and administrative CEN
ter, including the structures 10
house the executive. adminis-
trative and judicial functions of
the metropolitan area, as well as
local branches Of state and federal
governments.
The individual plans thesis will
not exceed 5000 words in length.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-11
Limit Campaign
To Poison Rats

The red squill rat poison which
the city intends TO buy will not be
distributed 10 all sections OF De-
troit, II was decided yesterday, be-
cause the menace from large num-
bcrs OF dead rats would be far
greater from a health standpoint
than an equal number Of live ones.
Liability of the city in distrib-
uting the poison free had been
questioned blythe common coun-
Gil, which asked the corporation
counSers office or an opinion.
Hazen L. Funk. DPW secretary.
who asked for the $4,000 appro-
priatIon 10 buy the poison, said he
understood waiver of claims
would be required from persons
desiring il.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-11
DEADLINE JuLY le

Contestants have until mid
night, Monday July TO-. 10 submit
their plans together with neces-
sary illustrations. diagrams, etc,
and a board of noted judges will
pass upon the detailed presenta-
tionS.
The first main prize Is $4,000;
the second main prize $1,000; the
third main prize $4,000. There are
nine additional prizes Of $1,000
and $500 in the various divisions
of the contest. Plans are limited
to maximum of 10000 words.
The judges consist of:
Daniel Burnham Jr., president
of the Chicago Regional Planning
Association; Arthur Cults Willard
president. University OF Illinois /,
Pref. Ovid Wallace Eshbach.. dean
of engineering, Northwestern Uni
versity; DR.. Jesse +. HobSon. di-
rector, Illinois Institute of Tech
nelogy: the Most Rev. Bernard
j. She'll DID, auxiliary bishop,
Catholic Archdiocese of Chicago:
Walter Butcher Municipal Finance
Officers Association: Walter F..
Dodd. attorney: l.. Moholy-Nagy,
president, Institute Of Design
John w. Root of the American
Institute OF Architects; Harold S.
Buttenheim, editor The American
City," and James {, Downs Jr.,
chairman. Mayors Committee on
Race Relations.
The -eeHtest=has- been approved
by -thc- committee on competitions
OF the American Institute Of
Architects.