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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-03-23
On Chamber of
Commerce Race
Relations Program

James T. Wardlaw, executive
secretary, and Thomas Venum,
president Of the Minneapolis Urban
League Board, appeared on a public
relations program sponsored by the
Junior Chamber of Commerce As
ISOLATION over Station Who'll, We'd
nesday, March 81, at 4:3O p. m.
Rev. Robert Kelley, pastor of
Border Methodist church, was in
terviewed last Wednesday, March
ID.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-03-23
OTHER MINNEAPOLIS
MEETINGS.

Du Bots Bridge Club, Friday, March 90.
at home of Mrs. John Sayles, 1928 Fourth
Ave. So
Friendly Sixteen Club, Saturday, March
~, at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Woodland, HOB Lyndale Ave. No., with Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Caldwell hosts.
Jolly Sixteen Club, Sunday, March rs,
at the home Of Mrs. Allie Wilson, 374S
Fourth Ave. So.
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FOR YOUR SERVICE!

Use your phone to get your news
items to the paper. In st. Paul call
Cedar 0922 or Midway 834O; in
Minneapolis call BR 1896 or Md
way 834O-Adv.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-03-23

Cpress our
ends and
less, mes.
full floral
he loss Of
'honnas B.
~. w. z.
Boyd for
:. 0gleton,
3 district
chtIrahaa
. PEBBLES,
orEanist.
ev. B. N.
drs. Lille
onnRs Sto-
4. Roach.
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'ay three
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-11-23
NEGRO DOLLS

i. es.v hone should have q Col
ored Coll. We offer In this sale
two a:,.sh-, numbers, With ha.r,
raoyins esses. shoes, stnckings,
nicely dressed. Price $4.98 AMI
$3.50. e COD. postage extra.
Dealess-AgBnts wanted. Write
lJatinnai c., ga West 1854
st. New York, so.
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VA Al AK
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and the Joy IF living. For internal
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BE choosy take delicious. effec-
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BOTTLES sl.oo sent anywhere
money with order to
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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-11-23

EARLY n febuafy the 3b5theIoned tho dv'sion ard on
a.out atterpt vas ade 70 brsot out Of the Sefch'o
sector But affer ,nttio eons enemy reserves tofcsd
ne dvison rs tole up defensive positions he re
maoier of Febtyofy &as quiet and confined 70 patfol
hon which wss Increased wtth the arya Of warner
weather a March Both sides we're preparing tor the
Aitas spr'nq offensive Before re asixe beean ire
3b5th ard 3bbh left dvislone con+ec but the d~'s'on
Vas eeoforced ~ the 473d Reqsof fo,me aekact men
and The 442d Japooese. .Amaneoe Rssf Tie 92d 1as
ordered to craote d;verslonofY attos. TO sefee6
na,n assao,t uh,ch hopped Of sov.h Of 6o'oaoa -
suHaroes ,ob ~os to cave the ~oy tor drive up fns
coast A. the END Of the first nv i'ahno re 441o
has telen IA, Cefcho and the ne.t oay Nj Bel edse
IRE 37Gth had 1oned hof ra;e ,oon h'nhvsv on the
fest day ard onothe hsH nile on The secnnd As the
tempo 81 the atoek .nlfeased, resistance usefeased
here Mas penty Of sharp house.to house lighting 70
Masse After the fei Of th,s town The enemy became
|had c,soroani7Ad The q7d also MADE progress inland
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-11-23

column appears in print. The fixing
of the new rsctar coz psises was
hela Up reni,nG & Congressional
committee hearing ca the subject.
which was attesdel b. hundreds OF
automol,ile dealers and q majority
of the membership OF Congress The
dealers were protesting an announc-
ed oPA roi'cv 81 redGeins their
margins of profit on new CARS in
crdar 70 give the 'aarF'e ctHrers -
creased prices while holding the
selling price 70 the public at 1912
rates. arg,,ing such a reduction Of
their profit margin would bankrupt
most dealers. Chester BoWles. head
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-11-23
FRIDAY, NOV. 1923, 1o45
9 His harvest z
garner the good he gives His chil

garner the good He gives HIS chi
dren.
Good is ever present. Let MS r1
stunt or Dignl its unioidlneili
apathy, despair. or SIN
fui thinking. s. When one re.
fleets Love. love returns TO hifa
in manifold blessings. and i,sus
siAes he reap the beus,,ts oi
Loves honnsiful baryest. .aai y
ii:,ser Eddy writes in "ajisce 81
neoas Writings" ip. 313l, ne.
field waves its white ensign, tie
reaaers are stinng, the r1cn
sheaves are ripe iisa stafehou
is rcaay: pras se tssrciore tar. !.
tod III harvest tu send forth morI
laDurers Of the excenant sort. and
garner the supplies for world
i.ei us do OH part where We ar
TO help garner Gods plenteos-
harvest of love and good tof
world that so sorely needs it.
DO d,scouragetncnt, hate, H.
gressiun. sickness seem TO- o. |
iis0a us from all slaes., We.
zee through their sifnulations,
not being Of God they are ponr |
less. When We look with spirit, !
vision we shall see Gods saA
shine dispeiling the. ,nists. rcsesi
ing Ills white harvest fields. -,
s,ssis he iatsorers -of the excellel /
sert as W claey His voice A. |
DO dis u.i5l Gar work will bic
laii tire Wui!u as we include |
/ fneaisingi III one universal bro
1 ersio,l. as. 'in seaal'ty.. rhiluren q
one heavsn Father. May VA
have li,e sisiln to see the gc~s
i:s!.ai lies afounil rs We r..''s. mi
p,1e evil and Hlagni 6
,.oni is every where, fer !, |.
al space. Tht hsirvcst awaits
aaai1s Wiling 10 WORK. and !
s-tfis open III receive. tn {
aanniN - Yhe Ghs,.ss,an Scies
iDHtt1.
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"a ..
BIBLE QuESTInn5 3
ANsW4eRED HY The
| vuIGE rnnnHEcy
e Ek.fADTASIER
,srxsss- :.s,;s,-- -.
So
Question---Where ls the Garasl

Question---Where ls the Gards
cf Eden noys2
Answer Not on this earth. I'll
tree Of life, formerly in the mid
cf the Garden OF Eden, is now
heaven. We know this to be tril
by comparing Revelation 81 vii
Revelation 22:1. 2.
Q---What doss the word 1chrlsi
rean9 81
Alt means the Anointed Or
a'he Hebrew word with the san
meaning is Messiah. (see John IL
ind margin.)
Q--cld Cain and Abel have al.
sistersf
A.--csltainly. Read celosis s y
ief Adam, the Bible says. lie Dt
1T sons and daughters. 2
Q.--Wl:l The devil ever die?
A.---Christ came that He migi-
',stroy him that had tie power i
ath. that Is, Tie devil. Hehrev.
IA. tlsae Ezekiel 2s:18. IS. Ma
n 1.9.) -
G.--ss it true riast TIE liicse
s,urcil ii The ~ofia t. In Inc Swia.
tips2
All IL said that tbs l,igite
.hureil In the world IA iha Seven 4
lay Adventist mission sabba
School 5t Puno i.aqueaua III tF
andes Mountains nj aa elevate
81 1e.eaa feet.
Q.--Hhat ere the two witness
token Of n TIE eleventh csiapf
" Rcvciatisn?
a. AS islay bear witness Il
aidst, many .lsink they arc til,
i.!d and New. pestaments. for Tes
.sid N Join 5a9 "saalch ti,
scriptnras t7f III them "a thin,
1E hare otesaal life: ard they ars
hey which testlfy III ffe.
o.--Nhy 90 YOU rot announce 81
Your cpiafnr ard oa the radio ia. i
ss''iflst has airaaay eeme in lie pcs
i,n of or beie1ecl -----?
A.. U,ii aaaNf ID III .s1le .
.l::2ss7 en X ang maa saa j
fay unto yei, 10 tiefo 81 i,hTi5t 81
tlera: beiinvo II not. f'or tl,e,
saall ariee false ghrtsta, ana f3is ,
frcnllfsa y a3f ,sf4a,f sTefs, ,sr
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-11-23

of the OPA, later appeared before
the committee ard attacked both
the dealers and NTersbers OF Con-
gress for orpa5ing his attempts to
PIT price saseeze" on the deal
ers. Evidently Mr.. Bowles does not
know the Constitution Of the United
States specifically guarantees all
citizens The right to pet e'ition the
Cong ess zor redress Of s'r' az
ances" TIe a'so seeraingly over
looks tho lact tl1at lie Congress Of
the Tilted states makes the laws
not OPA and that the Price Con-
troll Act specifically prohibits the
fixing Of prices In order to control
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-11-23

The krsut pulled out os punta Baneo eovina his
artillery Two columns struck out 10, Auils
one Of them taking i While the other opposed
Il Recon troops entered 10 Spez'e and found
the Germans had fled The pursuit qu,ckened tot
. time but was forced to slow down because 81
heavily mined roads The DIVISION was still de.
glowing aIona the coast as well as inland wher
the final pl5as we're mode Tor the ossouit on
Genoa While Other elements mopped up the
473d moved up the coast and the 37oth kept
pace on It's right flank The fighting. however
was sporadic and the troops moved INTO Genoa
with little opposition The Genoese gave them 3
riotous welcome One OF the highIehts 81
lie oceupstion Of Genoo came when troops par
ticlpated IL the solemn ceremony N which the
eshes Of Christopher Goirehus we're brought
from Their tsyer - the bills end returned fc
thar resting Place II tnv nencipal building
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ANSWERED BY The
/ v0lGE E7pRDnHEc. y
iMTEaAATtohAL BIBLE HRnAncAsTFa

cuesticn--What 10 Isvistfan,1
mentioned In psaim 1925?
Answer Read Job 4l.1-30. Soma
think the crocodile is meant
Others the whale. At least, 1t III
a symbol of powerful and crull
filings. tSee Isaiah 27:1)
| o.-Piease give Bible reference,
10 Sunday. .
! A.--The word Sunday i5 not
N the Bible. but the e1pressic.l
first day Of the week. Is fouai
eight times as follows. Mathew
aa:i; Mark 1911, z, 8; Luke 24:l:
John 50 III, 10; Acts 20:7; > Corin
khi.-s 1871, 2.
! Q.--Does God knew our heart.
aches?
] A.--Here Is the answer ii
Psalm 1891, q 70 Lord, Thou hat
fearched re, and known me. a'ha
,knoWast my doWnaittins and mi.
uprising, Thou linderstandest my
thought afar off.
o.-~Are any implements Of a9fi..
culture oientioaed Ia the Bible?
A. Yes tia piow ii s3aInufi
13s2eo, i,aneW q Samuel 12.3l.
1natCoeh {Iah 7::z51, sickle l9e
teroagng 16.s). pruning hoe
lgiaaiati 1870, fork Il Samuel Il
10, aaa 81 Samuel 1890, slsov
5Isaist9 37s2f). sieve fAnos go.
han tLasiaa ao;2}1. fail tIaaiaa
ts:27], cart Ct saaagal Go.
/ o.--is Il trne that the Eftsle SAY i
that tho time ie con,ng wfen win.
ker viii &c IKE aanlmefi .
A.--,so After tha noaa, Ga
promised fhat winter ana SUNNI
\ ould IaE cease as lonfg a
Gafth rofaains. Genas S2
Knit. t!ls cath romaineta. S.ae
flIne aiid harvest, and cold d
] eat ard afmmer ana winter, an
~ ana nirilt shall MT cease
/ O.. Yhat IS the "cockatricep mea.
t.enad IA isrish eds?
Alsa as Word Is tranaIatel
sdcrs 0T taoiis reptile. III
ir9s 9t ts a
g atitl S F,eaae Give us ii
Ssfe1aes M tie word 'se..
II d' il aa Ia tie Scr sufe. j
4 iae i. iiist ons psal,a
I'LL sG. ffp tsr tssf,fa5fls,ftrr fff,
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-11-23

IN his great love for iilnnkind1
\ Jesus saw ttat men needed
= .n-rfnrtirg, something 70 lead
tnelr thoughts and lives iliHncr.#
Matthew teits lis tilas when nc
SAW the spiritual farnislsfnens and
confusion of the Issupse he SAID
tasaftnew 9..3I,. Ine harvest
trey is Ssienseous. but TIE iA,oaii
ies'. are few To the writer fhsst
has always conveyed tise lflonBnt
that when Jesus saw the peoples
great need and distress, s1e saw
also tlle pienteous harvest az
hand. He saw ti1at the need ias9if
was an indication that Sod suis-
ply was there To meet tnai need.
and he pointed out thai the tllise
was ripe for the unfoidiilent OF
great good. He knew that IN
tiod's kingdom there is no need
10 wait until set tiine for tne
harvest, since good IS always
present, waiting to be recog-
Today those who are soWin Z
the sell. Of love, good viii, and
peace will surely reap what they
SOW. The results OF good thoughts,
words, and deedz. Are incai-
cuiabie. By right thinking about
Gods man and i1odss unlgarss,
which are, in reality, as perfees
as God Himself, since trey are
His own manifestation, Ne shall
help establish the Kingdom q
heaven here and now.
Errors preiensions to poNef
cannot stop or change one lpta
Truths beneficent nature Is spttit
troubled heart fearful that ths
vilal seeds Of Truth will not seai
f3u,l food alone Is power taof
ttsa nas create a power ti1at COG
lssi'Ss, Ills creation iinperi scl. ftNi
,t#oteni. God ,.iresas he flat5
,iis harvest. Let Us acG, \, ~,
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-11-23

approval Of the consclidation of the
War and Navy Departments all Of
which was TO be expected. Accord
ing to rather al,tl,entic reports,
General Eisenhower has been
named to succeed General Marshall,
Chief Of Staff Of the United States
Army, with his only supsIiar Oil
GERS being the seeretar.y Of War and
the President as Commander in
Chief.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-11-23
o1dlllrAnlTRY DIVISION

Tho ryeess G ss a7d nf DIV fhe Aroeys sa~~e rfo
cvisioa Wos 40 3fcers and i4Is EN- 81 me " iof
Dv tho ffs' Negro outfit .nobilred for tbs Art
vstfon fook plsce 9 Ft Mcclellan. Ala IS Oct "a At
that Eirne oH officers Of the division white buf
today fwo thaJs 81 fher are Negroes. Il May B
eoops from Mcclellan and Cps Aftefbury 5fecEne5 Je
aod Robinson moved info Ff Lluachuca Ar1 and ne
full strength 1.-The q2d vas at last reached buHaio
the nsi9na which the q2d 81 Word War lsso Neofol
wore France uas AGAIN adopted The first test Of It's
hsinao came 10 the o series Of esefcses y Dseembar
- followed BY The touisiena maneuyers the toesan3
month il May. the 37oth PeqH Corbat Team ssasted
oversees Major elements Of the division left shs States
throughout September A. landing IN Leahofn they
we're assisasa 10 + osF-fosee % and did oot beefn
Is nrsfate as duision Until the IE was .nacfi15fsd
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The suRaloes then took over the Ser
chio Valley sector The division was s'
fuil strength AGAIN when its 36sth Rect
moved INTO tie lioe TO lo.n the 3Jofh
and 37lst During December the d.
VISION ,naugueofsd 1ts infantry Weapon
shoots which consisted Of fiffna ont,.
tsnk and 5ocai nnaeHheeuns INTO the
hills at night to hafoss the Krouts os.ns
tracer sreno freely On 4 Dec the
3b5th Vas attached TO the s3th DIV
and vas aepiaceJ by the 3btth 3 sap.
arafa reainnent Routine patrol se1ivity
vas endsd on 2b Dec ~her 1he Gef:
mans began heavy etfscs which
psnetrated su miles befofe i wss'
hurled hocs January vas bitter cold
Mithsain and snow odJin9 TO the misery.
of the troops RoaJs we're So bod
tfo. Jivision nuie psck hattalioa
Was aetivs4ad 70 brnd Gp supplies.
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profits. It is becoming more and
more apparent it may become nee
essary to alool:sh OPA enti aly in
order to get rid Of the dictatoria'
Mr.. Bowles AMI the bureaucrats
under him.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-11-23

General Eisenhower returned to
the United States last week t
testify before the Military Affairs
Committee a. The House in favor Of
the proposed program OF the Var
Department and the President for
ipiversal compulsory military
training, End also TO e7.g-es5 his
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-11-23
BUSINESS IS RUSHING
FOR THIS sT0PEKEEpER

4 few months ago telephone storekeepers shelves
were nearly bare. But now he's up to his elbows in
business serving up supplies and tools for the biggest
peacetime telephone Job in history
The 800 pages Of supply information telephone
storekeerer uses in ordering his stoc., ios lie aal
order catalogue Trey Certain some l,sna feaaas If
materials and equipment rang na fro1s n.ss aa boiss
so sraa'i they must be stored in glass ;-s tie
phone pole. Another catalogue lists 600 types
Of rools needed 70 Do the job rishseverytag from
screw driver % nole derrick.
l,s tsert9ae stases..1r Is busy these days And
the manufacturing re-.s .at ralake telephone
equipment sal lie rsca WHO isssfailit It takes
hustle q restore or service to aa re-var sand
ards il the shortest pcssib's tinac That our goal
ryae il THE HOUR ssaass.s d . pa
WsAM WV WsFo WHix
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-11-23
BUY BONDS

Buy Bonds for the es,.,nth var loan,
AS our boys have been busfing
Btag Roaas II r-eans eve one
Must help in this asfair.
We've licked the Jap.i and The
Nazis, too,
Guy Bonay, this re arls vou and yol
Cone OF. ~ tegsefia her nov,
Buy ro:ls as1s' vel sosa be
through
LAURA A. KLINE
Copyright, 1916 Dayton, Ohio
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All L.axatiyes
Are Not Alike

II you think for a minute that an
laxatites are more OF. less alike you
certainly have real SURPRISE await
ing Y. when sou take Krusciaen Salts.
When Won feel bloated. headachy and
nearly sluggish because you need q
should try Ii KlaUSCHEN SALTS.
ayiisn you want relief you want IL
PF0NTO. Kruscl.en. a true saline lax
Cgatina--rse. only as directed. Rerr.-
ia,e Lie 6o1e TO suit yourself. Re-
member the naYne and get KRUSCHEN
's1A.-1S today ct any good drug store.
The Peoples Drug Store
20l Cincinnati Street
Kodiak mirror., 1945-05-26
HinrrraIer Dies vuith His Socks On

British 2nd Army Hdatrs--- Army officials are still undeeiessa3 as to whether to hold a funeral for Gestapo chief Himmler ID t&e presence of German military snaS civilian bigwigs in Allied hands
 Himmler's body lay on tse bare floor of L,uneberg villa uph53 it was placed in a coffin yestes- day. HiInmler killed him, elf Wed night by crushing tiny glasss vial of poison between his teets. as a British medical officer was examining him. He was weariSg only pair of socks as his ot1ses- clothing had been stripped froBa him previously.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-05-26
Former Kodiak Attorney Dies

Anchorage (P)-Karl A. Dra- ger, 54, prominent Anchorage attorney, died a the Providence hospital last Friday after 10 days illness following a heart attack.
 MT. Drager, former legislator, came to Alaska 25 years ago and located in Seward. Later he re- sided in Ketchikan and Kodiak.
 Surviving are his widow, Car lotta; a daughter, Eunice; and ? sons, Courtland, University of Alaska student, and Karl Allen.
 MT. Drager is well-remembered in Kodiak, and at the inception of the Griffin Memorial hospital was active in legal work connect ed with the project. Mrs. Drager is a sister of Merrill Coon, local Standard Oil agent.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-05-26
Driving Lesson Has Unhappy Ending

A driving lesson administered by Stanley Nelson, Kraft's groe- cry manager, to Fred Olson, in the Kraft delivery van, ended sadly Thursday morning about 9:3O when the truck got out of control as 1t turned the corner to go down Harbor avenue
 It first slde-swiped the Or pheum theatre, breaking off the fropt bumper, and then swung across the street and crashed in to the outside steps Of the Mecca bar and came to rest among the steps and against a KEA light pole. It struck the pole with en- ough force that it broke about 6 feet below the 2 large transform CTS it supported, but the pole miraculously hung together and the truck was left there to hold the pole up. The trucks wlnd- shield was broken and the left fender crumpled. Neither occu- pant was injured.
 AKEA crew rushed repairs, installing a complete new pole Power was off from 2 bm to a. bout 8 pm, affecting the area
Kodiak mirror., 1945-05-26
Hunters Get 3 Bears

Lester Sorum and Jay Wiley left last Wednesday and return ed Sunday on 8 bear hunting trip to Uganik bay made with Oscar Nelson on his boat.
 Lester Serum got mother bear, estimated at l0o0 pounds, with one shot, and the other two were each credited with a large cub apiece.
 Serum, who made the trip be- fore with 8 bunch and couldn't hit 8 thing and thus got the nick name "Deadeye' pinned on him, was especially pleased with his one-shot performance this time as usually it takes more to stop Kodiak's big game animal.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-05-26
AIitak Resident Found Insane

George Strand, 62, of Alitak, was adjudged insane yesterday by 8 jury consisting of Jorgen Fredrickson, George Blinn, Jack Delane, Keith Roberts, James Martz, and R. E. Dawson and was committed to Morningside asylum at Portland, Ore, by U. s. Commissioner c. c. Naughton. Strand was brought to Kodiak Monday by Robert von Scheele.
 A sanity hearing for Zenia Summerland, 37, of Ouzinkie, was held thls Saturday. morn ing at 10. She was brought to Kodiak Saturday on Charles Madsen's Kodiak Bear by depu- ty U. s. Marshal Paul Herring following a report that she had taken shot at man painting a house.
 Amos Allen, Negro shoe shine parlor operator, is being held in jail for observation on a com plaint signed by Tom Nachand, city night patrolman. His hear ing has net been set.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-05-26
Remember The Eth War Loan

from Kraft's store to the Polar Bear cafe and east to the Kodiak Mirror. The power shutdown forced the newspaper and the bakery staffs to work most of the night, and the Orpheum theatre did not start it's evening perform ance until 8:20. The Kodiak Candy company, caught ill a rush of getting a 15,000 pound order of candy out for Meier & Frank department store, Port land, Oregon, was forced to take the afternoon off, and it was the first day in some time that a full crew had been present to work. The next day two of the crew were absent with colds.
 It was reported that MT. Nei- son has taken a violent kidding about the driving lesson, in which Gus Johnson, Kraft's hardware manager, shared, as he had given the boy a lesson earli- CT the same morning.
 Asked yesterday if he had a statement to make for the paper, MT. Nelson said: Sure. Don't print it"
Kodiak mirror., 1945-05-26
confab Faces Veto Pr0bIenR

San Francisco (R)- The bsg powers have reportedly lined Bgs enough votes to block spy change in their absolute eenegz5f of world machinery designe6 fO preserve peace. This issue en ye-- to of power of any of the Bis 5 over settling international asg- putes or using force to smash aB aggressor is the most critical Tg- maining as the conference enters it's second month.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-05-26
GrueningB Overseas Stand

Anchorage (SpeciaD-GoverIs~ or Gruening has disclosed bhaA he has recommended to the Was Department that Afaskans ges overseas service credits for dss- charge regardless of where tbesa are stationed in Alaska. Re changed his original protess which asksd overseas credits ensS for those Alaskans statiensEs west of 154th.degree longitssfss- His request is under OoDsideys- ton in Washington.
 "There are a few cases swhssE Alaskans are serving in thear home towns" he said. "Thers 1g no reason why they snouldD7s get the same credits as tSeG companions in the service" ,"
 The Governor said he had talked to servicemen in Gaasy cities and found this to be tsse5E attitude.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-05-26
New Masonic Group Formed

A new attempt to form a Ma sonic lodge was begun this week with the formation of 8 new Masonic club, as yet unnamed, at meeting held Thursday even- ing at the Victory cafe, at which 46 were present.
 Officers were elected and in- clude Major H. K. Jackson, pres ident; Emil KnudseD, vice-pres- ident; and H. R. Silver, secre- tary-treasurer.
 A spokesman for the new group said their project was un- dertaken because they under stood the Wayfa;ers' club, a sim liar organization started some time ago, had become inactive.