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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-09

ID. Cochran, under suspended rules, the measure was jumped into second reading without committee refer- ence. was advanced to third reading and unanimously passed--all in less than seven minutes. The memorial prays Congress for speedy enactment of H. R. 2262. introduced in the na- ticnal House of Representatives, on February 19, by Alaska's Delegate E. l.. Bartlett.
 Delegate Bartlett's resolution in Congress would re-define the powers and duties of United States Commis- sioners, proposing additional duties and more pay for them.
 Senator N. R. Walkers bill to au- thorize the Territorial Treasurer to invest surplus Territorial funds in interest bearing bonds of the United States, Senate No. 27, was the last measure voted passage yesterday It was amended to provide that the Treasurer might also sell such bonds. then passed 12 to 4.
 Taxation Department Held over until today in second reading was Senate Bill No. 37, by Senators Walker and Grenold Col ilns, which woud create Depart ment of Taxation headed by Terri torial Tax Commissioner. Two amendments were written into the bill yesterday. One decreased the salary of the Commissioner from $7,5C0 to $6,000 per year The sec end shortened his term of office from six to four years.
 Other amendments were forecast for the measure today. Senator Cochran declared he would propose a change to have the Commissioners job filled by appointment for one two-year tearm after which the of flee would be made elective An administrative appropriation is still to be inserted in the bill.
 The Senate adjourned until 10 o'clock this morning, at which time it was to go into executive session to hear a ''hush-hush" witness in regard to the Tax Commissioner measure.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-09

"The Federal Government has passed the CT Bill of Rights to enable soldier to get S4,000 busi- ness capitalization. The fact that but one state has enacted bonus legislation is proof that the prob lem is universally recognized as Federal"
 Representative Fred Hanford asked. What would have hap pened to us if it weren't for these boys, when the Japs were down in the Aleutians?"
 T don't want to give them just a handshake," Representative An- derson from Nome declared. If there isn't enough money here for the job, let the next legislature take care of that
 I'm a small businessman said Representative Vukovich, but l still have to balance my books every month. Where is all this money coming from? Those boys coming home are the ones that will have to pay for this in taxes"
 Said Representative Krause, from Ketchikan They won't be able to eat the chestfull of medals they might have"
 We were sent down here to en- act sensible legislation, said Rep resentative Hopes, from Fairbanks. We haven't enough money to pay for this bill. say, let's give the boys jobs when they come back not note"
 Representative Huntley. of Palm Representative Huntley, Palmer,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-09
PUBLIC UTILITIES TO
 BE DISCUSSED MONDAY

Next Monday night, the Public Utilities question will be discussed at an open meeting to be held in the Grade School Auditorium.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-09
CPL. REIsCHL HERE

Cpl. Keith Reischl, Army Medical Corps, is visiting his parents, MT and Mrs. Ralph Reischl. He ex- poets to be home about three weeks and then continue south.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-09
POLICE COURT FINE

D. McLeon, was fined $25 in City Magistrates Court today on charge of drunk and disorderly conduct.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-12
SHARE HOME

WILL share home with refined
couple. 1853 Lindbergh. Call eve
nings after 6. 4158-M. (3714B)
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-12
CARD OF THANKS

The family of Jerome B. Galloway
wish to express their appreciation
and thanks to their friends for their
sympathy during their bereavement.
Mrs. j. B. Galloway,
and Family
(3749B)
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-12
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

GIRL OR WOMAN wanted for gen.
eral housework. Full or part time
Go home nights. Good wages.
steady work, fine home. 13243 Argyle.
or phone 461O. (2902B)
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-12
SITUATION WANTED

WILL DO your laundry. Quick serv-
ice. 1856 West jefferson or phone
Trenton 1927. (57B)
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-12
FOR STANDARDIZATION

CINDERS, Gravel crushed stone,
Black dirt, fill dirt. yellow sand.
Any amount. Yards, corner God.
dard and Allen Rds. Phone Wy.
7031R11. (1651B)
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-12

FURNISHED three room apartment.
Adults only. 140 Davis st. (3750B)
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-12

THREE ROOM furnished basement
apartment. Utilities included. 1888
22nd st. C3758B)
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-12

BEAUTY shop equipment for sale.
Al condition. Reasonable account
of illness. Write Box 2o2, News
Herald. (3693B)
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-12

HELP WANTED-MALE
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-22

Q-HOw VIII the system of
releasing men with two years
service operate when II replaces
the present point system:-
j. Is. l..
A If and, when that system
Is put into effect II will take in
an mCn with two yrar<-ef ae--
tive service whether they served
IN this country, overseas or IN
combat However. the plan pro-
poses 10 give preference 10 those
men who entered service first;
In other words. or first-in.
first-Out basis The plan prob
ably Will not be adopted before
nest March
Q-In the army. what does
G-2 and CIC mean and what
kind of work II done by these
men Mrs. W. =.
\ The G-2 branch or the
army IS the Military intelll-
gcncc Division and ClC IS the
Counter Intelligence Corps Of
this branch The work in the
CIC IS highly confidential.
OF serviceman has ma
tional service life Insurance and
dies "a the result AZ an auto
mobile accident. would paw
mcntS be made tc his benefici-
aries ~. IL.
a The cause Of death Of A
eeFticeman who has National
Service Life Insurance has no
bearing on the eligibility Of the
de- gna'c1 bcnctiCiaricS 10 re-
cove monthly payments
Q-If a soldier II granted \
dependency discharge, IL he en-
titled 10 receive mastering out
pay - ID.
4 Yes if otherwise qualified.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-22
At NOUR SERVICE ,'' os1aoTs-,Tmzs -'|sas.

n-MS husband il In the Army
0 Communication - era cc,
Plant Engineering Agency, Can
you tell me something about
this unit@-MrS. r. q.
At l> "A part Of the Signal
Corps branch Of The Services
OF Supply of The Army The
hsSfe -r-t1t-tr- r7-tfrr- t-r7rrffr-ttf4f
tlon section lS 30 INSTALL operate
and supervise and maintain IA
cillleS such as vine, radio or
alr-ground contact
Q--Nould n ,crNiccman with
a felony conviction five years
before induction lac eligible Tor
federal civil service iob:-
\. 4. l..
a The L S. civil Service
CommI,-on ADVISES that am of
iclal ruling rs 20 whether or
no. p veteran discharged hon
orahI} lroW'hls period Of actitc
service DO The armed forces
may bc accepted for fcnoal
cFll service employment after
having been convicted of u tcl-
ony il'c years pror 10 Boz, entry
into the armed forces depends
entirely upon the nature and
disposition ol the felony II IS
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-22
births Marriages Deaths

rarrss D0rsrty sA4 Michigan 70
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hyr.is lfsns hSarsy ls3ls lndov,t 20.
samuel MosiN 2G4l Csndss so
LsFr'scf Stfpetd ios- BALDWIN 4s
Il1nM Henry Lynch. l2si Cfsnc Blvd
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Detroit evening times., 1945-11-22
Any Questions?

THE DET ROIT TIMES
mails personal answers 10
questions about the needs
and welfare. rights and privi-
legcS Of sery emen and
-Mnmen. Veterans and their
dependents.
Many answers are printed
daily In this column, hut ALL
questions will be answered
directly by mail.
Address questions this way:
Al YOUR STRVtCE BJRLAU,
DiIRpII INNS,
I'M = ~Qi AM,
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and address and a self H-0d-
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Detroit evening times., 1945-11-22
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Detroit evening times., 1945-11-22

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Detroit evening times., 1945-11-22
MARRIAGE LICENSES

lsu sf,ees 81 Bety Jarvis ~
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Detroit evening times., 1945-11-22
DETROIT TIMES WISHING WELL
R.si,t.r.d U. S. Pa,,n, oG,..

HERE pheasant tNc camr that will give YOU message
- cycy ao\. II numctcal puzzle designed 10 spell
lotiunc Count The II number
OF letters - subs II the number than
add r Tho result NoJr key number Start the upper left
hand and check every your
numbers c 10 right Then read the the letters under
the checked figures give you.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-22
PERSONALS
MUSIC LESSONS

CHICK MOORE MODERN swING
PIANO sge3 CD RIVER Y 7.oTe6
CHRISTENSEN Popular piano 20 les
SONS 542 Michigan Thesttr Bos
or OOqS
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-22

, Q--I am >erNiceman about
60 be discharged from the
SERVER. I was inducted from
midwesiern state hut do not
wish 10 return there. DO have
to return to my native state
Ia get full benefits al the GI
Bll Of Rights Sgt A. MCA.
a No
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-22
MALE HELP-SALESMEN
FEMALE HELP WANTED
A 40-HOUR WEEK

ACCOUNTING Department. Michigan
Bel Telephone Co has opportunity FOR
clerical workers, girls rs 20 IS years
oi sgc Apply 1893 Cass Ave
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-01-20

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tails and any new hospilals 81
the city Of Detroit ana io 'u.ahe
{. consistent ANA constant effort
ID bfeak dunn standardization
and scetailpn ~ our Disune
hospitals ami any rcfusals 70 ac-
ccpi patients heeaase ~ lhrir
ia,c or tolt4
>ccreatrys Report
Respecting rs lhc Roail Clos
er D. Car'ut executive secre-
lars reviewed fhe Nulus ~ fa,c
tclatips ~ lil heglunue of lla
year Police tuiolily hiss o
tyeaSe ami The relNions os ~,
NNAcr and thc police depar
mont under Canmi~siont Isa
l'usef. aie best in ne HISTORY 90
tae Association current stated
'eoal- for 1857 should Include
ras~ee OF fErc LEGISLATION n
lne STATE erection ~ wenfai
hospiial tor Waynr Comfy enar
fon az an Observation-Disclosures
e.ause in ne Insurance law
The SANITARY also atel Tor
'pmprehsnsi>e appraisal 81 in.
tefcul'pra education 10 III,
,hool system aud resi,w and
apalssis q proposed school bail4
ins-
CONSUMER Protection
Sfafc representative. George
T Nonicompis viii inuodnee
illis plesenimns automobile in
suran,c ,pmpames fom drnyinr
policies iu Neero's co,efug pros
ref,y damage Inability and cuI
lisbon. THE NAAcp Is Interested
in tho LEGISLATION beeausc core
tain insurance companies like
TIE AAA have refused 10 insure
Negro motorists The praetie,
% 'hc-c companies has hecn ~
i,fcr Nogio motorists TO Neefo
companies since me rassag.
af mo tiehiaan Financial lia-
tlluN law. h j. prtiical, man
aaiorA lAst etry n.ioisl he in
Urcd
20 protect insfalp'nt buyer,
irom lnsMe $50 loVds purchased
legislation IS proposed hy Mao
to 'oiapl psrHe records fo
strafate oouuuct. lA cNplaln-
ine The nreesiy for such hgis-
lation Nloucy Mills " Graves
chairman of tlie NAACP Lteai
Redress Conuai'ce Stated thai
many sellers ~ eeois pn uflc
i,,aininh contracts u-uailr loir
tie various contracts ioetih,r
80 that thc> air 1907 complisly
separated al any time GooaS
purcha "a by the prilc. rom
The same store luh-s ihe
eon,taG SIS Complete i
lignidaied before making aro
Their purchase aic lirbie Peonlr
who can least afford 90 iose
goods unable TO make large
purchases, meyer completely pay
out and are subject 10 lose c'elS-
thing by failure to pay fee inc
last article under tie pfescn, me-
thod of bookhe,pine +
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-01-20

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Arkansas Man
Appointed Head OF
Flint Urban League

1br iloaid - preeiots ~ fhe
itpan L'atuc ~ Fnnt announces
pa" appoinlmwi ~ charles e
fa-pr ~ Litl, Rock Nh as MS
eNecuiite se,retArv % seccct
NiIllam Nalen'H, Who has ~.
signed 20 secep position win
ihe peuo.l ia1en l.ea-ne on Jaa
81.
Nr fasou Is cfrtnty cNeeu
f,r s,eir.ry 70 the ttban
l.eagoe ~ Greater Little Rock.
trk, A nr4c az ilatNrl coun.
AZ Fiaipaiei from LIVINGSTON
colleer IS North Carolina Ne
9as then employees as Social IN
ycsgator Nth iie N,w YORK
cry Department ~ Wriiuc
wbefc BE- ema1ea sc fAe ycars
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Atlanta lni,etsi,s School ~ So.
cial Noik IN Ailanta Ca ro-
crning his Master ~ Soa al Work
degree 10 1879 While ne Was a
student of social work Eason had
Field Wnk Placements with ne
Hartford Tuberculosis and Public
llealfh society in Connection.
and with the tihau Ieaeuc 81
rir haren ile was later employ
"a as executive secretary of the
luirrracial Association az Ring
hampton y 81 NE has held his
present position will the Urban
l.eaeue % Greater Lutte Rock
siuee Jan iaii
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Flint TO assume bis new duties
about February IS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-01-20

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-01-20
COURSES
OPEN FOR
NURSING
Grant Permits
For City Job

Enrolment Tor evening classes
IN Rcd cross Home Nursing is
being taken This Week 10. many
% ihe high schools Enrolment
ior day zine CLASSES is being
taaen ul ,pmmuniiy cemers OF
fAt Department. 81 Parks and
Rerreaton where tic classes Viii
bsen NEXT wcsk.
More graduate nurses 10 care
Tor wounded soliliers IS criiMal
need which should imrel action.
n0i alone ffom nurses bat from
e,cyouc Who can HELM fclrse
ihs fus, shor'aee slose nurses
40 Pc ifun' menus feN'r nurses
81 nnc aud women must prcpaie
themselves as well rs they can io
lcphee iiosc WHO mnst SO. says
llr hfase ~ Douglas. eommis
,ioner * health
Thu~e vho hasc eoarlr~l the
Rcd Cfnss Nurses Aide course
may help Ay eifug IS many hours
~ thff ,an spare 81 caring fcr
gatenfs IN hospitals Naises
Nd'4 Who axe no loneer ON hos
ri,M duty ~hoD'd solunttcr "a re-
fifn y heiitirf fe.Slhls
Safeguard Families
Every woman who takes
course in Red Cross Home Nafs-
jnl can help 20 Relieve the nurse
shortage ~ l>arnng how 20
safesuara me health q members
~ h'r f,nmly and ~ cane for ihcm
when lhey ar, ~ She viii l,afu
70 take iemp'farrss - make
itd patients moro comfortable
and 20 give treatments ordered
by ih. physician
For further Information call
The american Rcd Gross. fiizroy
1000
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-16
NoC Conflict In Kiwanis' Objectives
 Musical Project To
 Aid Schools
 Say Boosters
CInternational)

Notwithstanding the tabling Of the Kiwanis proposal for the forma- ton of a Junior Symphony orches- tra here by the Board of Education last night. members of the Kiwanis club today voiced the opinion that that organization would continue with It's effort to organize sym phony orchestra comprised of teen- age members.
 The Kiwanis club has. already petitioned the Board Of Education for permission to distribute applis cation forms in the schools, but per- mission was temporaril withheld at the meeting when 1t was learned that Floyd O. Evans, director of the high school symphony orchestra, had expressed concern about the effect of the Kiwanis plan on the high school unit,
 Members of the KiwaniS club said today that Mir. Evans had done splendid work with high school stu. dents, for great many years, and it was felt that If the club were per- mitted to organize the symphony orchestra that the clubs Enusical group could work in cooperation with MT. Evans members, and thereby encourage 0 greater num- ber of young WaterburianS to be- come interested in music and or chestra work. The clubs plans would interest youngsters in gralIl- mar schools and thereby furnish MT. Evans with larger number oi trained players whe rthey entered high school, 1t has been emphasized
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-16
Northrop
 AtTri-Stote Conference
LoeoI Banker To
 Preside At Meeting

The Fourth Annual Tri.State con- ference on Savings Banks Life Tn" surance will be held October l7th and 18th ct the Red Lion Inn, Stock bridge, Mass, attended by represeIl. tatives Of the a mutual savings bangs in Connecticut Identified with the plan who will sponsor the con- ference this year.
 John P. Royston, secretary and general manager of the Connecticut system stated "The purpose Of the conference is to consider adminiss trative and underwriting problems and ways and means of extending the benefits of Savings Bank and Life Insurance in Massachusetts. New York, ad Connecticut"
 The conference vii lopen on we'd faesday afternoon, october l7th, with an address of welcome by Samuel W. Hawley, vice.president Of the Dridgeport-P Peoples Savings Bank, and chairman of the Connecticut Managers Association of the Say- ings Banks Life Insurance groups. Discussion leader for the morning session vii be c. Churchill Francis President of the Massachusetts Say. ingS Banks Life Insurance Council.
 Edwin o. Northrop, vice president of the Waterbury Savings Bank and president of the Savings Banks Life Insurance Fund of Connecticut will preside ct the dinner Wednesday evening. HalSey JosephSon. General Agent of the Equitable Life Assur- aflce society of New York will Dc thethe principal speaker.
 Russell o. Hooker, actuary of the Connecticut Insurance Department will address the Thursday morning session on Current Mortality Trends. Judd Dewey, deputy eofll- missioner of Massachusetts Savings Bank Life Insurance will speak on "War Risk mad Aviation Riders" P. Raymond Haulenbeek, president of the New York Savings Bank Life Insurance Council will preside at this session.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-16
Voting Lists Displayed On Sign Posts
 NeorneSs of Elee-- \ tion Day ! Noted

Primary lists of all voters of the city now appear on Mgn posts in front of the city hall, in accord- ance with the law which states such lists must Do publicly dis- played i7 days prior to election day.
 Final lists containing names of new voters made during the past several weeks, and additions and corrections, will 90 to the printer on Saturday in preparation for the coming municipal election on Nov. 0.
 The names of persons who reach the age of 2i between today, when the Board of Selectmen hold the last session this month for the making of new voters, and election day, will Do inserted in the voting lists in ink on the eve of election day. Another session for the mak- ing of the Board of selectmen will be held prior to Nov, 6 in order that persons reaching 2l may Do made voters.
 Tn instances where names have been removed from the ie44 list due to change of address or for other reasons, such names may be added to the voting lists up to Oct. 30. Names removed from vot. ing lists prior to 1o44 may be add- cd up to Oct. 20.
 All persons whose names are re-. moved are so notified by the Reg. aStrag Of Voters office, but many are returned due to inadequate ad- dress.