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to the number of votes cast in the recent NLRB preliminary election
 It is further proposed that the Jcint Convention so formed con- slider and adopt a plan and prin- ciples similar to the following:
 Plan Of Action
 That new collective bargain ing organization be formed and an immediate petition be made to the Seafarers' International for charter.
 2--That all organizations present at the Joint Convention should i fellow up by resigning from their collective bargaining activities; such resignation to be conditional on acceptance of the new organi- zation cn the run-off ballot, by ! the NLRB. Petition for such place On the ballot will immediately be made, as successor to the ANB- ANS.
 3-That the new organization will be a member of the Alaska Territorial Federation of Labor and of all local AFL central labor councils.
 4That plan be adopted to preserve the non-bargaming actiyi- ties of the ANB and ANS.
 5-That preamble of the con- stitution for the new organization will be stated from the present ANB and ASPSU constitutions, as to collective bargaining, and should provide for large conventions on the ANB style.
 Membership
 6-Membership shall be open to all persons resident in Alaska, in the aquatic and allied industries.
 7-Capital property, such as halls, owned outright by the ANB shall remain ANB property-subject to use by the new organization at cost. All office equipment, furni- ture, fixtures and intangible prop erty except local camp bank ac- counts and cash) shall become property of the new organization.
 8-One local shall be set up at each town, unless it is desirable to have another local for a sep arate cannery.
 9-Each organization is to pay it's outstanding current obligations and the new organization would assume no debts of any old or ganization merged in it. A working capital of $3,000 would be con- tributed to the new organization
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SECOND HAND soves, sinks, tanks, motors, radios, electrical appli- ances, furniture, dishes, washing machines, typewriters, watches, guns and misc. items. Also vari-
 ous selection of real estate. We buy, sell and trade. Douglas Trading Post. Phones 42 or 12, Douglas. 10,092-tD
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F o R $ A l. E

} 14O acres. About 50 acres
 } meadow. Has fishing loca-
 , tions. Lays on Cook Inlet , House and 2 lots in Anchor
 , age. Also furniture, motor
 , and boats. This is an ideal
 , Stock and Hunting Lodge. , Price S6,00O. Sunny View } Ranch, Box 263, Anchorage, ) Alaska. (10, ,095-to)
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FURNISHED 5-Room house. Hard
 wood floors, Frigidaire, new rugs, basement with laundry trays, washing machine. 719 5th. Phone Blue 619. Q0,093-tf)
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BARANOF BOOK SHOP AND LENDING LIBRARY Latest Books for Sale and Rent Also Attractive Alaska Handmade
 Earrings Out-of-Town and Special Orders Given Prompt Attention POP Franklin St. Phone 563 Box 3081 Juneau, Alaska
 Q0,059-tf)
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PIANOS RENTED and TUNED Anderson Shop.
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MISCELLANEOUS

GEORGE VAARA = Or anyone knowing his whereabouts, please contact Mrs. Frances Vaara, 230 Windsor Apts. l0,O94-t3)
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TROLLER "Whitecap" length 28 it. Model A engine, used three weeks. Phone Green 715. Q0,O95-t5)
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DAY NURSERY-Under auspices American Women's Volunteer Services, for children all ages. 8 a. m. to 5 D m. Rates 25 cents per hour, or $35 per month. Phone Red 130, Mrs. George Rogers, 1877 Evergreen Ave,
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3o-FT. COMBINATION cruiser and troller. Boat and motor in fair shape. See Boat No. 196, 5th float, Small Boat Harbor. Q0095-6)
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WANTED-Useo furniture 506 VII
 loughby. Phone i88.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC Xmas Greeting Cards, with envelopes, Alaska Scenes. Available now at Winter & Pond Co., Inc. Everything in Photography. Cl0,0S4-tf)
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e House and 2 lots in Anchor Q age. Also furniture, motor 6 and boats. This is an ideal Stock and Hunting Lodge. Price S6,0OO. Sunny View Ranch, Box 263, Anchorage, o Alaska. Q0,095-t6) . FURNISHED HOUSE for sale, 26l Gastineau Ave. Overstuffed fur niture, Frigidaire, garden spot, nice view. Inquire 416 5th St., Apt. No. 1. QO,095-tf) TROLLER "Whitecap" length 28 it. Model A engine, used three weeks. Phone Green 715. Q0,O95-t5) 3O-FT. COMBINATION cruiser and troller. Boat and motor in fair shape. See Boat No. 196, 5th float, Small Boat Harbor. Q0,O95-6) PHOTOGRAPHIC Xmas Greeting Cards, with envelopes Alaska Scenes. Available now at Winter & Pond Co., Inc. Everything in Photography. Q0,094-tf) 21-FT. CABIN CRUISER-Sleeps 3. Write Empire, C-6358. Q0,094-t4 l941 NASH 4-door sedan = See steamfitter, Goldstein Bldg, or No. 4 Edwin Apts, evenings.
 dO,094-t4 THREE ROOM HOUSE on Aux Bay. Phone Blue 298, after 6 D. m, or write Empire C-6348.
 10,093-t4) FURNISHED 5-Room house. Hard wood floors, Frigidaire, new rugs, basement with laundry trays, washing machine. 719 5th. Phone Blue 619. qO,o93-tf) 1888 FORD V8-6O COUPE-Good condition. Phone 0362, between 6 and 10 D. m. (10,O93-t4) SECOND HAND soves, sinks, tanks, motors, radios, electrical appli- ances, furniture, dishes, washing machines, typewriters, watches, guns and misc items. Also vari- ous selection of real estate. We buy. sell and trade. Douglas Trading Post. Phones 42 or 12, Douglas. Q0,092-tf) HOUSE FOR SALE-4-Room and bath. Good water, full basement, furnished. Cheap for cash. See Tom Hall, Fireman, Federal Bldg. after 5 D. m. (10,092t6) CABIN CRUISER 1-B-860. 24.9- it. For details see Harbormaster. Q0,091-t6) INCOME PROPERTY FOR SALE. Duplex, rooms and bath in each apt Electric ranges, Frigi- daires, furnished, air conditioned heat. Garage and 3 room and bath furnished house. Will sell all or Duplex alone. Blue 285, after D. m. 1871 Evergreen Ave.
 10,088-tf) FOR SALE OR CHARTER-65 Ft. Boat Chicagoff Freighting or towing. Write or wire Frank Calvin, Sitka. 10,085-tf) 2-BEDROOM furnished house. Full basement, automatic fur mace. 2 Furnished 3bedroom houses. See Merle Rhodes, 43l Seward St. (l0,083-tf) APARTMENT HOUSE. Central location. $10,000. Write Empire
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FURNISHED HOUSE for sale, 26l Gastineau Ave. Overstuffed fur niture, Frigidaire, garden spot, nice view Inquire 416 5th St., Apt. No. l. d0,095-tf)
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05

LANSING. Aug. i-Charles F.
Hemans. states witness IN the
Lansing grand jury lobby inveSti-
tion. who was placed on inactive
status by the army last February,
today refused 10 discuss the re-
port the provost marshal generals s
office had asked him to resign
his reserve commission.
Hemans. a Lansing attorney
and lobbyist. supplied much OF
the evidence that sent several
legislators 10 prison and brought
on the deaths Of several others.
He holds the rank Of major in
the army reserve.
Asked about the resignation re-
port. he stated: ~
II have no comment, hut 1
am going back To the grand
jury. They will want 10 know
about this. II there has been
. leak some one is going to be
court-martialed."
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Spain Asserts
Criticism Unjust

LONDON. Aug. 4 CUP)-An Of
fetal Spanish government state
ment broadcast tonight by
Madrid radio said Spain had re
iected" the Potsdam Remuneration
Of GeneraliSSimo Francisco Fran
cos regime as arbitrary and un-
just
The statement said Spain does
not beg for any seat al the inter-
national conferences and would
not accept one that is not con-
.Sonant with her history.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Canned Juices
Go Ration Free

WASHINGTON. Aug. 4 GNS)
Price Administrator BowleS an
nounced tonight that canned to-
mato Juice, mixed vegetable Juice.
grapefuut iuice and b en- d d
grapefruit-ora~-e Juice will be-
come point-free Sunday. .
Removal eEralon points from
these products was recommended
BY Secretary of Agriculture An
derson because of substantial re-
ductions in military demands.
The announcement does not af-
feet canned orange juice which
already is ration free.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05

BEVERLY HILLS. Aug. 4 49,
(UP) George Jessel's Nom"
we'll known 10 millions OF stage
and radio fans through her sons
imaginary telephone conversations
with her. died today.
Mrs. Charlotte Brod, 20 died at
the home of her son while the
comedian was in New York on a
tour Of service hospitals. JeSScl a
producer AT Twenth Century Fox
studios, viii flV back here Tor The
funeral Monday morning.
For years JeSsel included ln his
act a make-believe telephone con-
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Freed Civilians
Must Pay Way

WASHINGTON. Aug { uNS)
Acting Secretary OF State Grow
disclosed tonight that proposal
10 bring home American citizens
from the Philippines, Wake and
Guam. free Of charge. had been
rejected by tho bureau of the
budget.
He said that the state depart
ment plan 10 return American and
United Nations citizens held by
the japanese in the Philippines
was turned down, despite approval
by the war department and Gen.
Macarthur.
Grew said that the suggestion
was submitted 10 the budget
bureau late in 1874, two months
before the landing in the Philip
pines.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Mary Flies to See Arab Prince Who Forgot Her
Forces
On New Isles

MANILA, Aug. 5 Sunday GNS)-A vast invasion
force designed to storm and crush bockaded Japan dis
closed today be massng under Gen. Macarthur whose
command been extended north TO the Ryukyu islands.
The amphibous onslaught the Japanese homeland-a
cmactc Tokyo broadcast said might maeriaize
early monhappeared to have step closer
in the light of a dramatic official announcement.
This declared that all L. S. Army units except Gen.
Eighth Air Force Okinawa and dozen other
Amercanhed islands the Ryukus have been placed under
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
TAFT'S PROGRAM

The Taft program includes:
. Expand private enterprise,
since federal and local govern
ment pay rolls provide for but
five million out Of over 50 mil
Ion workers.
. Require the Office OF Price
Administration 10 adopt more
liberal policy for reconversion
and relax war production board
controls wherever possible
. Forbid al once the drafting of
new men, and particularly those
between 26 and 30 who are es-
sential in industry. Force the
army TO release essential men,
such as coal miners.
. Abolish most manpower regu-
latlonS. restrict the Office Of
War Information and other
agencies.
. Establish sound fiscal policy,
limiting reConVersion budgets 10
20 billions annually.
. Enact broad measures for
social welfare. emphasizing
state administration.
. Coordinate public works
programs, assure fair prices for
farmers in the postwar period,
and seek 10 insure industrial
uHICn
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Envoy on Vacation

TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras.
Aug. 4 (UP)-United States AM
bassador and Mrs. John Erwin left
today for their home IN Chatta-
nooga, Tenn. on their first va
cation in three wears.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
N. Y. Crash Hero
Welcomed Home
Modest Youths S First
Thought TO Report

Don Molony. the l7-year-old
coastguardman hero OF the Empire
State Building airplane crash,
came home Saturday, still on
orders" to visit his mother.
How does a hero meet his
mother in the presence Of hum
dreds Of gawking people? =? He was
as embarrassed as only A quiet,
17-year-old can be.
As the inbound Washington
plane unloaded IFS passengers at
city airport, Molony was kept
back until the last by the crew.
SCOUTS GREET HIM
Boy Scouts from four local
troops lined the runway TO greet
the youngster who a week ago
saved a score of lives, admins
tering first aid and helping 10 eX-
tricate the injured.
He Just couldn't get out Of the
planes cabin. He shuffled around
and peeked out the door. Finally
a coast guard Mp grabbed the
arm Of his mother, Mrs. Mary
MoIony OF 1913 West Six Mile
and rushed through the Boy
Scouts TO the gangplank
She stopped and looked in. Their
they rushed for each other anC
mot midway of the gangplank.
There were a lot of tears.
Then Ltt Miriam Alburn Of th'
coast guard public relations Office
in Cleveland. moved up, and aside
TO her Don whispered:
How do I report in?"
They settled that haff hOu
later when he was told to phon'
the captain Of the port.
TO LEAVE MONDAY
Four radio broadcasts have
been arranged before Don leaves
Monday or Tuesday for Groton
Conn. to complete his boot train
ing. He was only on a 3S-hou
leave in New York when th'
crash occurred and since then ha
been in Washington. Since hi
now famous experience Don ha
been feted by top-ranking Off
cials. He was the guest Frida
night of two admirals, Robert S
Donohue and Floyd Chalker. at
ball game, and later he talked I
the assistant surgeon general @
the coast guard, Admiral Niche
who wants Don 10 be doctor.
The boy has been recommends
for a citation
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05

All me secret Thrills. Laughs. Tears. Drama
no letter home has ever told IN ERNIE
win BURGESS MEREDITH and ROBERT
NfTCWUN Now a. pALMSSTATE THE
ATFRl No advance N prices Adv.
BERNARD o. OBRIFN for Detroit city
Councilman Member Stafe Lsglslafure Pre-
frrrrd Endorsement Detroit Citizens League
Adv
v''tFNsf ETNr Cor TRArTtC UDGT
ANie A.fo-prr' TRAtNTD tor the Office Adv
TIECr GIoRGF BLRNHARDT MAYOR
TIE Bet Quaiaed CANDIDATE Adv.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Jeps Warn u. S. FIiers

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 4 (UP)
Radio Tokyo reported today
that all the air bases on the
Japanese homeland" will he used
as suicide bases when Americans
invade the main Japanese islands.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Campaigns
Fail 10 Arouse
Detroit Voters
Total Vote tuesday
Expected TO Be Less
Than 20 Per Cent
BY FRANK MORRIS

In q political calm that Is a.
most unprecedented IN this city Of
historic election battles tha three
leading candidates for mayor Sat
urday entered the final phase OF
their pre-pumary campaigns.
Although they sped east and
west in an attempt TO reach the
voters. tt7ptr voices We're hardly
heard amid the din Of war pro-
duction and reconNerSIOn.
The primary will be held Tues
DAY.
Polls Will open a. 7 a m and
as usual. every one ln ure al :
D. m. will receive ballots.
All experts agree that tho vot-
ing viii be exceptionally light
with fewer than TO 900 citizens
performing their duty.
FOURTH TERM SOUGHT
II will be Mayor JeffreS bid FOR
fourth term. Only once has De
troit honoTcd 4 mayor m this
fashion That was a. The turn OF
the century. when Hazen :. Pm
cree was elected 20 a fourth term
while AZ the same time being
elected governor. lie was COM
PEELED by the state supreme court
10 resign from ms municipal Of
fIce
Challenging Jeffres are Rich
ard T. Frsnken5tcen, VICE presl-
dent Of the UAW-CIO and County
Auditor James y. FTlcl long 4
stslwsrt m the Democratic party
Each expressed confidence a'
The primary campaign drew 10 a
close, but political experts were
haifled because Of tho difficulty
n predicting the outcome when
only about IS per cent 81 the
voters are expected 20 so 10 the
polls
Oakley r Dis'n election super
visor. originally estimated that tho
balI0tlng viii not exceed 5000
Continued on Page SIX
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Stuttgart Traitor Dies

PARIS. Aug. 4 rINSD-A French
firing squad this morning exc
cuted Paul Ferdonnet, the
traitor of Stuttgart" who was
condemned by a Paris court last
month for broadcasting for the
Germans.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
DROP FOOD SUBSIDIES

Taft urged that only economic
ally feasible public works be
authorized, striking al the theory
that public works are justified be-
cause they make jobs and for no
other reason.
Early elimination Of the subsidy
program on food products was adj
vocated. Agricultural prices. Taft
said. however. should he main
tanned at close 10 parity for two
years after the war.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
"Remember
The Shlek1"
French Losses | $50, 900

LONDON, Aug. 4 tUPl-A
Paris broadcast said tonight that
total French war casualties in
killed, wounded, or sick, and in
cludlng both soldiers and civilians
We're about 1,Io000O persons
since 1899.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
MET AT BANQUET

- - W. CT FNAA &c tfA sN'ff a - ~ .
Waldorf Astoria. telephone calls
were answered BY 2 state depart.
men spokesman, who simply said
that the prince didn't live there
any more
Before he disappeared, however,
Prince Mohammed announced that
he didn't remember" Miss Mo
hammed. The girl. meanwhile. is
sued a statement 10 the effect
that her relations with the prince
were purely platonic
And q few hours later pretty
Mary who met tho kings son AZ a
banquet n Detrlit. July 2. flew 20
New York City intending 10 clear
herself with him
She dropped out of sight, too,
but apparently had failed 10 get
IN touch with the royal house. All
she wanted 10 do was tell the
prince She vas not responsible Tor
stories Economically linking his
name with hers
Mary tclcphoned home shortly
after her plane landed IN New
York
Il arrived safely" she said,
but have seen no one as vet"
She did rot reveal where she
planred 10 stay
Mrs Dorothy Nohammed. who
va Mary chapcron on an earlier
trip 20 New York As guests Of
the prince. ar first said the girl
had gone to spend the weekend
~ the summer cottage Of a
/ friend bat later admitted that
Mary distracted by publicity, had
! nnNr cast.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
George Jessels Mom,' 20,
Dies in Comedians Home

versation with MON" in which
the comedy revolved around the
fancied woes Of herself and her
family
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Hemai,s Mum on Report
Army Asked Resignation

Earlier, Hemans, now in civilian
clothes and wearing an army dis
charge button, said of the same
report.
II have had some correspond
ence with the war department
of highly restricted and conf
Dental nature which I am not
free 10 discuss
The provost marshal in Wash
ington said Hcmans was free 10
discuss it, and referred all in
quiries 10 him.
Hemans said he has been giving
all his time 10 his farm at
Aurelius and has not been praetic-
ing law.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Taft Presents
Program for
Postwar Jobs
Would Put Burden
Of Employment
on Private Industry

WASHINGTON, Aug 4 GNS)
Taft tR} of Ohio, chair
man of the Republican steering
committee. proposed broad pro-
gram OF federal action today TO
provide postwar Jobs by private
enterprise rather than by govern
ment spending.
He coupled this with a program
of social legislation which would
embrace promotion of home con-
struction. federal aid for health
and education and an expanded
social security program.
Replying 10 Democratic Senate
leader Barkley Of Kentucky, who
outlined a program Just before
the Senate adjourned until Oct 8,
Taft highlighted possible Re-
publican Democratic clash.
He assailed the Wagner full
employment bill' theory of requr-
ing government spending when
private enterprise fails 10 provide
Jobs for every person wanting TO
work.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
PRINCE NOT ANGRY

sSAA -a4d ,hat Mary intended 20
contact Or RaShad Faroun, the
princes family physician
The princes older brother,
meanwhile. was reported 10 have
called the Nohammed home here
accusing Mary of trying 10
cheapcn the ROYAL family
N Faroun, however. was said
20 have calico later and told Mary
tho prince was not angry but was
being kept inCommunicado IN his
SUITE by his older brother, Prince
FaiSal
For the first time Mrs. Dorothy
Mohammed discussed details oI
the original New York trip.
"Mary went there at 1.-THE invi-
tation Of the prince" she said
The prince wanted her 10 act
socially as his interpreter dur
ing his New York visit.
II know personally that the
Continued on Page ., Col. y
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THE WEATHER
nnIRIY TTMPTRAITRLs

s m 3 10 p N. Il u Mud. es
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05

direction of Gen. Macarthur.
The purpose of this significant
of MacArthur's COM
mand to points within $50 miles
south of Japan proper was made
unmistakably plain in a brief COM
munique from the generals head
quarters, stating:
with the Philippines. these
(Ryukyu) islands form a great
semicircular base from which a
mighty invasion force In being
forged under the primary re-
Spensibiiity ef Gen. Macarthur
for the final conquest of Japan"
Macarthur, who fulfilled his
vow 10 return 10 the Philippines
and is Just as determined 10
march TO Tokyo, was revealed to
have assumed command of the
Ryukyu invasion Spearheads as Of
Tuesday midnight, Aug. 1.
BAD NEWS TO JAPS
The announcement - oninous
in its implications for Nippon
mine-blockaded coasts and bomb
rocked cities-stated:
"'All army forces in the (Ryu-
kyu) islands, except the Eighth
Air Force, now are operating
under his (MacArthur's) direct
control.
Gen. Stilwelrs Tenth Army
and Gen. kenney's Fifth and
Seventh air forces are already
deployed, and the Thirteenth
air force Is moving there
Hitherto, the Ryukyus zone had
lain within the sphere of COM
mand of fleet Adm. Nimitz. whose
combined forces. including the
Tenth army, had captured Oki-
nawa and about II smaller islands
to the west.
10 DIVISIONS POISED
Enemy apprehension over the
Ryukyus-mounted invasion prepa-
rations was reflected in a Yomi-
uri Hochi article asserting some
500 Allied ships were being as
sembled in Okinawa waters and
that some 10 Z. S. divisions were
poised 10 land on Japans shores
Shortly before Tokyo broadcast
this article, Jap planes lashed al
American shipping around Oki'
nawa for the first time since june
%.
Macarthur announcement con
tanned the first disclosure that hi!
Thirteenth Air Force-heretofort
operating from the south Philip
pines, the Indies and New Guine;
now was moving to the Ryukus t
join the pre-invasion aerial assault
on Japan.
8 AIR FORCES IN BATTLE
Eight American air forces thu
will soon be hurllng their com
bined fury against the Jap main
land and enemy-held Chimes,
areas.
These units consist OF the Fifth
| Seventh, Thirteenth. Eighth an,
! Twentieth army air forces in tn
western Pacific; the Tenth AM
/ Fourteenth based IN China. AM
\ the Eleventh operating fFem tn
AleutlanS.
Like It. Gen. Nathan F. Twin
ing's Twentieth tSuperforD Force
! 1t. Gen. ia mes II. Doolittle'
Eighth 49, lso earmarked to II,
B-29's will not be under Mac
| Arthur's command They will re
| main within Gen Carl A. Spaatz
| Strategic Army Air Forces.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05

Or. William j. Seymour, proni-
nent Detroit surgeon and civic
leader. died Saturday in his home,
SAT Arden Park. He was Sc.
He suffered a heart attack as
he was preparing to leave home
and died shortly after noon. Ac-
tive until his death, he made all
his calls Friday and performed an
operation.
a graduate Of the Detroit pa
rochIal school system and the
University of Detroit, DR.. Sey-
mour received his medical degree
from the Detroit College of Medi-
cine in 1908. He interned at St.
Mary's Hospital.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
on WELFARE BOARD

He served as a member Of the
Detroit Welfare Commission for
y years, was an attending physi-
clan at Receiving Hospital for
many years and conducted cancer
research at Elolse.
At various times he was chief
Of staff at 81. Mary'S, Providence,
Receiving and Eloise hospitals.
The William J. Seymour Hospital
at Eloise was named in his honor
DR.. Seymour was a member of
the American College Of Surgeons.
the American Academy of Sur
gerry, the Am erican Medical
Association, the WaXne County
Medical Association and Phi Beta
Phi medical fraternity.
FUNERAL TUESDAY
Services will be held al $50
a m. Tuesday from the residence
and al 10 a m in Blessed Sacra-
ment Cathedral 9S44 Woodward
He viii be buried IN Mt Elliott
Cemetery.
He is survived by his wife,
Irene; son, Mai William J
[ Seymour II. now overseas; two
daughters, Ann Elizabeth and
Mary Jane: four sisters. Mrs
Evelyn S. Howard of Carlsbad
Cal: Mrs J l.. O'Hara. Mrs. L. L.
thinner and Mrs. Walter J, Cos
ltello: four brothers. II. 3. Sey-
mour. 3. A. Seymour, the Rev
NJ A. Seymour. CSSR, the Rev
w. NJ Seymour. 5. J., and a
grandchild. William III.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
In the Times TODAY

RFTAIN HDGE John D WAITS, THkTFrc
AND ORDINANCE COURI. PHEfEnaEo ~
CIVIC SLARcHLioHI, LAwfLkA LAr -
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05

p JANIS r. wALsH FOR TRAFFIC JUDGI
. Preferred ~ Detroit CttizenE league ADV