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iler IllefluS who VIII spend the sum- liner as a houseguest of the Bands.
 It. V. S. Carrier returned by plane Wednesday. via Ketchikan, from a ten day trip to the Aleutians. Frank Calvin. who accompanied It. Carrier, is expected to return from Ketchikan this week end
 It. Charles Potter, commander of the Sitka Coast Guard Station, left by plane Wednesday enroute to Ketchikan. He is expected to be back in a weeks time.
 MT and Mrs. Jack Calvin were guests of It. and Mrs. Charles Pot ter aboard the 37 on a weekend fishing trip to Sitko Bay. Leaving Saturday noon, the party had good fishing that evening, the record catch being made with fly tied and enthusiastically recommended by Frank Wright, Jr. On the return trip Sunday evening the party in- vestigated a boat wreck and stop ped to relight a number of light buoys
 The Helen Hinton and the Audace arrived Saturday night from Ketchi- kan, having spent six days enroute, visiting Wrangell, Petersburg and Juneau. Aboard the Helen Hinton are A. J. Hannah, owner and skip per, his wife and son Bernie, Miss Lorene McKiliop and Miss Lucia Walther. On the Audace are the Rev. Roy Olson, owner and skipper, hif wife and three sons, Kenny, Jerry and Timmy, and their dog, Ruck
 The Rev. Olson, who came to Ketohikan from Minneapolis, ac- quired the Audace recently and was making his first small boat voyage. Only a few feet away from the dock the boat ran out of gas and drifted away, having to be lowed back by the Coast Guard This incident caused Olson to investigate the boat for rumored second gas tank. Tearing up linoleum and floor boards revealed a 120-gallon tank which was put into use. The party plans to spend week cruising ad- jacent waters and trout fishing in local streams and lakes.
 Mrs. Frank Hennessy entertained Monday afternoon with a tea for newcomers to Sitka Forty-five guests called during the afternoon. Assisting Mrs. Hennessy were Mrs. Robert Gaylord, Mrs. Louis Scharp- enberg, Mrs. Stanley Totten, Mrs. Arthur N Billy and Mrs. Ken Nord- by.
 Mrs. Trigva Strom entertained on Friday afternoon, June 8, with a surprise birthday party for Mrs. James Brightman.
 Miss Pat O'Brien, head nurse at the Pioneers Home Hospital, left by plane Friday enroute for Seattle, via PA, where she plans to spend a week before driving home with her brother to Thermopolis, Wyoming, to spend two months vacation.
 In charge of the hospital during Miss O'Briens absence will be Betty Arndt, with Mrs. Earl Shennett, Mrs. Hugh Pace and Mrs. James
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Arriving by plane Wednesday was Miss Sue Kennedy on business for the Alaska Credit Bureau. She plans to return to Juneau this week end
 Mrs. Ernest Somers and her two daughters, Sally and Janet, left by PAA plane Monday enroute to Seattle to spend a two months va cation visiting relatives.
 Mrs. Lydia Tilson, local postmis- tress, her daughter, Lydia Ann, and her sister, Mrs H. J. Hodgins, left on the North Sea for Juneau, where they will continue their trip via PAA to Seattle, and, traveling conditions permitting, to North Carolina to visit relatives. Mrs. Tilson plans to return by the end of the month.
 Edith Burkland Ryan returned from the States on the North Sea 10 await the return of her husband, It. John Ryan, who has just been released from war prison camp in Germany. It. Ryan was a member of bomber squadron and reported lest over enemy territory over a year ago. Word of his whereabouts was finally picked up over a short wave radio in Florida and sent on to Mrs Ryan who was then residing in Sitka.
 Mrs. Ryan left Sitka some months ago to accept an office position in Anchorage. From there she went on to a job in Nome, where she suf- fered nervous breakdown and was shipped to California for hospitaliza- ton.
 According to present information, It. Ryan will be home to spend from two to four months before be- ing reassigned for further duty.
 Miss Imogene Ward, university ex- tension service director for South east Alaska, arrived on the North Sea to make survey of All Club work and to form a Women's Home making group.
 Miss Ward has her headquarters in Ketchikan, where she arrived March from the States. Her home is in Bismark, North Dakota, where she began her All Club directorate, later moving to the State of Wash ington. She has established working groups in Ketchikan, Wrangell and Petersburg, and after completing her organizing work in Sitka will move to Juneau, Skagway and Haines. Miss Ward has expressed pleasure in the cooperation and en- thusiasm shown in Alaska towns and her desire to assist in providing in struction in all branches of home making in which the women are in- terested.
 Arriving on the North Sea were Mrs. Fred Bryant and daughter, Franette from Ketchikan and Fred Bryant, US Deputy Marshal, from Seattle; MT. and Mrs. Dave Fenton from Seattle, enroute to Haines on business: Nick Lindquist and his daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Wyres, who has been living in the east and now plans to live with her parents while her husband is overseas; Earl Finch, son of Mrs. Andy Lorentzen; Elsie Collette, daughter of MT. and Mrs. George Collette, who has been in the States for several years; Kay Trier- schield, who has been living in Cali fcrnia for the past two years; Mrs OiS Cheva1ier Mrs DOn Miphal
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LOST AND FOUND
O.E. MEETING

Regular meeting Tuesday, June 12, 8 D. m. Last meeting before Vacation Renewal of Obligation. Full attendance requested.
 HELEN WEBSTER, Secy.
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Navy officer and wife wish to rent house or cottage in
 town or Glacier Highway. Mrs. Paredes, Baran0f Hotel.
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of 85. He had been ! resident g the home for sixteen months.
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BROOM FURNISHED HOUSE, oil stoves; also 5 Broom cabins. In- quire 843 West Ninth Street.
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Empire Wans-ads c,1no rssultsi
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Charles F Youst, resident of Alaska since '98, passed away at the Pioner Hospital May 27 at the age
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-09

Arriving by plane Wednesday was Miss Sue Kennedy on business for the Alaska Credit Bureau. She plans to return to Juneau this week end.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-09

Miss Madge Clunas, aunt of F.. M Goddard. arrived on the North Sea after an absence of seven years. Miss Clunas and his sister, Mrs. Mary Goddard, owned and operated the Goddard Hot Springs as a resort for over 30 years before it's purchase by the Territory for the Pioneers Home. Miss Clunas plans to spend the. summer visiting at the home MT and Mrs. E. M. Goddard before re- turning to her home in Santa Bar bara, California.
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Mrs. Ernest Somers and her two daughters, Sally and Janet, left by PAA plane Monday enroute to Seattle to spend a two months va cation visiting relatives.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-09

Suzanne Michal From Wrangell, Martha Sam, a graduate of SJS who has been working at the Wrangell Institute Hospital.
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Brightman doing substitute nurs- ing.
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ANTED - Cook -stewardess to serve staff of eight on Health Boat Hygiene" SITS and keep. Apply Health Department, Ter ritorial Building, Monday.
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her friends who will spend the sum- Inner as a houseguest of the Bands.
 It, V. S. Carrier returned by plane Wednesday. via Ketchikan, from a ten day trip to the Aleutians. Frank Calvin, who accompanied It. Carrier, is expected to return from Ketchikan this week end
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WANT
 FOR SALE NEW SILK QUILT Yo-Yo spread, electric heater anS plate, new No. 6 long white kid gloves, 4ls shoes Room 222, Gastineau Hotel. MODERN HOUSE, miles out Gla- cier Highway; city lights, wash ing machine, stationary tubs, new garage, new furnace, just re- roofed. Party leaving for south. Mrs. Ross.
 TWO BEDROOM beach home on Point Louisa; 110-volt Delco lights, water, basement, furnace; fully furnished. Write P. O. Box 3O31. OVERHEAD garage dooS. for sale Harbor Market.
 FOR SALE - Lightweight, 4-cyl- der Buda Diesel, 63 H. F., 194O model Swanson Grocery. FOR SALE = Partially furnished house in Douglas. Phone Doug las 48
 FOR SALE-Scooter with 3-speed transmission $lOO.O0 cash. SPA w. 9th Street.
 FOR SALE = Modern five-room house. Central location; oil bur- ner. Call Blue 297. FOR SALE-C Cleaning and pressing equipment in Al condition. w. H. Sparks, Haines, Alaska. FOR SALE - Two bedroom house furnished complete; includes elec- tric range, oil heater; $2750. h. quire 348 18th.
 
 '32 Va Ford coupe; good rubber. Apt. I, Coliseum Apts, after 5 pm. FOR SALE = Ultra-v violet portable sunlamp, Regular $65, complete with case, $45. Ph. Douglas l74. FOR SALE Cannery tender, equipped and ready to go. Will take smaller boat in trade. Terms. Write Empire, 5670.
 F REASONABLE ENOUGH-Will pay cash for davano or studio couch. Phone Green $50. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE = For sale. Phone Red TAB.
 FOR SALE-Tested Onion sets, B lbs. for $1. At George Brothers. %-BED, complete. Practically new mattress, coil spring. Also other small household articles. Call Black 575, or at Perelle Apts. OVER STUFFED DIVAN. Inquire at the Snap Shoppe. FOR SALE-Several good Toggen- burg and Saanen gra de milk goats; also some pure blooded stock; also young bucks. P. o. Box 2321, Juneau, Alaska. DOUBLE BED, mattress, spring and l dresser; also ai-bed, mat tress and spring. See Geo. Simp- kinS GAS "Chechako," has 9I skates new gear, also new trolling gear. $5,500, cash. Call at 306 Willoughby.
 FRESH LOCAL EGGS foy sale at Harbor Market. Phone 352. INCOME VIEW HOME = Three l blocks from Federal Building. Two large apartments, each with two bedrooms, one bachelor apart ment. $40 a month income. 1 $l1.8o0 total price, $6,O00 cash my 1 equity rest FILA Will consider good boat or car for portion of cash consideration. Call Bob Henning, Blue BIO, for appoint ment.
 BROOM FURNISHED HOUSE, oil stoves; also Broom cabins. In- 1 quire 843 West Ninth Street. FOR SALE-4-Room house & lot, |
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TELEPHONE SUBSCRIBERS

The following is a list of new subscribers and mum Changes since February, 1945 ~ ef M
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It. Charles Potter, commander of the Sitka Coast Guard Station, left by plane Wednesday enroute to Ketchikan. He is expected to be back in a weeks time.
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went aground were Kelly Westfall and Jack Cough.
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Mrs. Lydia Tilson, local postmis- tress, her daughter, Lydia Ann, and her sister, Mrs. H. j. Hodgins, left on the North Sea for Juneau, where they will continue their trip via PA to Seattle, and, travelling conditions permitting, to North Carolina to visit relatives. Mrs. Tilson plans to return by the end of the month.
Evening star., 1945-05-30
Special Customers
OF Butchers Assai|ed
Al Citizens Meetinu

Special customers" were blamed
for the maldistribution of the lin
tied meat supply at meeting of
the Southeast Citizens Association
last night.
Mrs. Ada Minnix charged that
such customers were priority" buy
ers at more than one store and in
many cases made the rounds of
stores, cleaning out meat supplies
which they sold later at above
ceiling prices, To curb this practice
she suggested the association in
dorse some regulation requiring
butchers to sell meat without dis
elimination.
E. L. Wander Miller pointed out
that too strict regulation would
hurt customers of long standing at
smaller grocery stores, where the
butcher naturally saves meat for
those who have been dealing there
for years and who probably will be
dealing there after the war.
Following the discussion the asso-
citation adopted a resolution favor
ing closer cooperation between Dis
trict residents and officials and the
Office of Price Administration, with
view to solving the problem of
"black market buyers"
AS prevention for fire alarms,
the association indorsed a minimum
mandatory fine or Jail sentence for
any one turning in a false alarm.
A 100000 annual Federal con-
tribution to the District budget was
favored by the group, which assert
ed that the present $6,000,0O0 has
become insufficient due to the in
f1ux of Government workers and
general growth of population here.
The association voted to indorse
bill by Chairman Randolph of the
House District Committee propos-
ing that a certain per cent of resi-
dents in neighborhood be required
to assent before any large housing
development can be built in their
area. At the same time, a letter of
thanks was directed to be sent Mr..
Randolph commencing him on his
continuous efforts in behalf of the
District. A similar letter will be
addressed to Chairman Bilbo of the
Senate District Committee
A request that the Board of Edu-
cation name a school to be built in
Southeast after John Philip Sousa,
the march king" who resided in
that area for many years, was unan-
imously Endorsed by the association.
Last nights meeting, the final of
the season, was conducted by Frank
E. Scrivener at the Friendship
House, GIG D street Sc.
Evening star., 1945-05-30

Cancelled by the Commissioners be-
cause of three years "of honorable
wartime service in the Navy"
In 1941 the commissioners i'm
posed the fine on Pvt. William p
Bateman for being under the in
fluence of intoxicants. He paid one
$50 installment of the fine and then
entered the Navy in 1912, while still
suspended from service.
He was honorably discharged from
Evening star., 1945-05-30

the Navy in April and the suspen-
sion order was removed and Pvt.
Bateman restored to duty. With the
Commissioners action yesterday the
$270 still owed on the fine has been
remitted.
Evening star., 1945-05-30

Start saving now for your Seventh
War Loan. Boost your payroll de-
ductions for May and June-s0 that
you can buy more War Bonds and
spread it over more pay checks!
Evening star., 1945-05-30
Suspended Fireman, Back
From Service, Reinstated

The unpaid balance of a $500 fine
for drunkenness levied in 1941
against a District fireman has been
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-11
PACIFIC ARA

ALoNCf JOHN, PFC Son Of Mrs. sarah
AlonSi. Ssse Mt Elliot
BELL. RALPH , PIC Son Of Mrs c'or-
TinA Bel. Route =. Roysi OAK
CAMPBELL EDWARD z PFC Husband
CONsTANTINE. PAUL J, PFC -HusbAnd u
MI, olga NJ. ConsiAn'ine l24l4 pe9uindfe.
.pYMITRYK JOHN PVT Husband Of Mr,
Mary pymitrJt 232 Hudson. wyAndotte.
EVANS. GEORGE p. 1sT IT --Husbana Of
Mrs. corrins NJ. Evans. -14A9l Honton.
GREGORY ROBERT p. CPL Son Of Mrs
The'ms A. ssyldse,. i!F2! Patton.
.HENNEssEE. JAMES c., JR. PVT Son
OF Ain. agnes Tennessee Ss2e Rohns
JAMES. NEIL l.. PFC Husband Of Mn,
Betty L. James iiis Enslswood. Royal Oak.
KEMPA, NIKE P. PFc.-son OF STANLEY
KRsEszYx io' GEORGE Messe prc-sop Of mr.
Karily. acas smith H.m,i.meS u LOUIS
LEcHNEa, CHARLES W. sGr-sOn of
Mr., oLSS Lucille Lsshpsrv S42s ir0saoi, :, 49,,
rIfs1fs Gc1sAs efoRcs ks I7fS R.ssn of Mrs Bel.
sis p Loukss 1879 Hart.
LYONS, CHARLES L. sIsCT Brother OF
Edward B. Lyons. ise2o KestinE'.
McMAsrER, JOSEPH, PFc.-Broth,r o;
Miss Jean McMsster. 1888 stoepel
P1ATEK. STANLEY T sGT.-son OF Mri
julia Pistek $3.50 CaSmers
ROWE. THEODORE R. SGT Son of Mrs
Sarah Fritsch. l3s6s Marshall. East Detroit
sfLAcKT. NICK. PFc.--son Of Joseph 81
lAckI, 2433 Grant.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-11
ARMY LIBERATED
GERMAN CAMPS

Mr.. 1issT, Alison. TGSa" sass s. Bt.s -hu'0'no o'
rrshs. .1E 90 Mr., s SSs.m.1 Of ys, sss
La Prairie FsrndAle
ANDREWS HERBERT y PFc-+son OF
Ferdinand L. Andrews 2olss wsstlsnd
sAAso. MARVIN VI. PFC.-son OF MI,
Emma Baaso. 9065 Noroross
MT i.s Helen Bssgsss; asa cA1gseil, ,,..
of Mrs Minnie AisSsR Bsnash 1850 Cortland nG'0'"o
mahs E5EFE Rely Gqy soos 5s ossand gyT Ho'O'"d
BISON, WALTER z. IST LT.--son, OF Mrs.
Mary Bison e41i Barton
Mrs. Mary z, BodenhoTn 1881 Charleston.
cENToFANTr. EGIDro. PvT.-Husband OF
M ASfnS S,n'Of ax 1s7 ATiTsqT q Mrs
Anna Chernenkoff s22a Rosemont
CHIPMAN. VANCE J. I'D 1T son OF Mrs.
sSs Mis ANpREw 1zo Hsrs essys o, Mr
Laura MccrAvy az I'M River Rouge
CRAIG. DAVID S: cPL.-son OF Mrs. Ivs
'crRIowr1ocrNS. VERNON T. s sGr-son of
Fred n. Crowton. SIC W saIatoss FeTndale.
M nATPS3sto foFs5cs D.nor6sio Sh i24se Gss s1n OF
of Mr. Kathleen < psvi,, 5ooa z Vernon.
vFer De HSRfsTs 8. nss. cAHh .ss k.fcS. SGT of
.DEJANovIcH. LUBoMuR, PVT Brother
OF Nicholas s. Davis. 1921 NsSsuee.
D1vELY NED z. I, sGT.-son OF Claire
John y. DOnnsr' $3.50 st. MaryI
EDDY. DOUGLAS J I'd Lr.-Hu.b.nd of
ELDoN. JOHN D., JR.. s1sGT-sou Of
FORD 1snGos Boyle kaoa SSS T'Hs'Gn ot Mn,
brilla Ford e363 Woodlawn.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-11
Weapon Carrier
Program Edsed

Production Of three-quarter-ton
Dodge weapon carriers will be cut
back effective July 7, the Detroit
Ordnance District office an
nounced today.
Officials OF the Chrysler Corp.
SAID that the production OF other
trucks will not be affected.
Pointing out that the company
already IS negotiating for addi-
tienal war contracts and seeking
permission 10 increase its produc-
tion Of civilian trucks. spokes-
man said 1t is hoped effect on
employment will be very slight" 1"
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-11

FouRsIER DOUGLAS ), PyI-Son Of
Nj" Mae Foumisr sos Harper
6AiFtr FoGER p isr 1T -.Hg'bsnd Of
Mr. LSs p2rn CATER. sn tts9ssRhdE ~,
1o6Mfrfi sfs fri AUGUST sS gfnq p9esou YAM. Of s
/ Juiia eiAumstti. Aelo Third
GREENFIELD. THOMAS " fFc--son Of
hn May suit $3.50 F'.chsr.
HALL. ERNEST L, SGT Son Of Mu
A'Ri RFRz @ HEINz ~ PFc 5s msoa p1 Of MI, Hen.
ris,ta Ven 2ta1 Cisirmount
HINER ARTHUR p PFC Son ~ MIS-
NiI TobrK Kn1 rH6Mas 2as 9''9 LRa1S o. fs s
Lp9.1 vl.sys s2gdts s,yys4 5 L'"'9a Hro,s., o.,
EeFsrd p Hgpsri, 27aos orchard Lake.
JANIS ROBERT = PFC son Of Ma
iAPOCHA GEORGE = PFC -Husbsn5 Of
Mrs Ann JArochs T3ea Edward
W. ENSS Msl..! RoYA51 I!a.6u .s o:a.ra o,. G
OOitooY "toY WILLIAM c..-ts7 =uasbAad OF
MH Marion Joy, $500 ca'e'head.
EARR IEsrFR v PVT Husband Of
Mr.. Florence 2. Ksu. 1908 Hsislhurst
KEMP. IRWIN z. PFC Husband Of Mrs
Rose 4 Kemp 79s2 NeAthefey.
=, KoERs poNALp PVT Son o. John
KoRBAL ARTHUR FvT son OF Mrs
Pauline Koreal, 3s26, Fsrnfworth.
LABLABJIAN. MANUEL PFC Husband Of
Mrt Irene Lablahjian. 1888 Trse-
LANG, CHARLES y T SGT Husband of
Ms Audrey NJ. LanE. 2ae4o Dawson, Garden
LELAcHEUR, FREDERICK D, PVT Son
~ Mrs Agnes Lelacheur. $40 s. Center.
LiGoN' ALBERT l.. I'D Lr-Husband Of
Nfk MRElVnn J IiFnn a0A1
LIEDBERG ROBERT r. PVT son OF
Mrs Olga Lindbsrg. 9s4o Elmhurst
haude Little l42l Butternut.
LLOYD. JOHN W sGT.-Husband OF Mrs.
Of Mrs snlo I. S kylloS.n' asIss hsSshsI HsTdins
IoRESz. LEO }. JR.. r,sGr-Hu,oand
:. LUKA. DANIEL. T sGT.-son OF Mr,
.LuND. wII.BERT d isT LT--Husbsnd
.MAJEwsKi. AIoIsE j.. PVT Husband Of
Mr.. Enssnia Mslswssi, 2127 z Hancock.
Mrs Victoria M.lkox,ki' 81 Elm. wy,ndotts
Mr.. Es.sile Mcintosh, $500 Micbirsn' an y
ssSfUSH Gt MRS rAHh Mdrsd u Mcn6sn 91 4o4
McKfNNiE' WILLIAM NJ JR, PFC
Husband Of Mrs Mary J. McKinnie. sara
Calhoun, Dearborn
MoNHEIT. MAX. PvT-Brother Of Miss
Betty Monheit 1880 Normandy
MOORE CHARLES r PFC son OF Mrs.
Ona O. Moore 500 Reeder
MOSS, CARL NJ. SGT Son ~ Mrs
Myrns Gippsri. SOs4 .Ar!yls. Dearborn.
OGDEN JACK II. SGT Husband Of Mrs
Georgells Ogden. el7. Avis.
NEuMANN, GEORGE z. PVT Husband OF
Mrs Theresa Neumann 22i6a Cascony
NOwAKOWSKI CASIMER H PVT Illus
band ~ Mrs Mary NowAkowskl, 26ls Com
NOR, HamtramCk
PATTON, ROBERT d. sGT.-Husband Of
Mrs Virginia Patton, 1889 OskdAls.
PINE. GERALD r. PFC.-BrotheT OF Miss
Edna NJ Pine. Size Seminole
sPLOURD MAURICE A. PFC. Husband Of
Mrs Mary W. Plourd, 175A Victoria st,
Lincoln Park.
Alfred Prentice, 1852 Nardin
RAKSTIS. FELIX V, PVT.--Son of Mrs.
Anna Rskstis. J944 c
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-11
Meet Loco Dempsey in JUNE COSMOPOLITAN

THE PEOPLE you meet in Cosmopolitan
l. linger long in your memory. Take the
June issue-it brings you Loco" Dempsey.
a new and vibrant Cosmopolitan character in
a striking story about some striking people.
Loco" Dempsey plays the nickname part
in Dale Eunsons uproarious tale, Loco"
She's model-rough, tough and red-headed
and her colorful trials and transgressions
make the funniest yarn of the year. Holly
wood papers - and producers please take
note
Cosmopolitan has way of bringing you
characters that make good copy people
who cause lots of talk. Loco is only one
OF many in the June issue-some real, some
hctional, all interesting.
'HoHywood has bought for major production
Sinclair Lewis story "CaSs TInberIsne." now
running in Cosmopolitan
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-11

3 ROBINSON. ALFRED NJ JR lsr IT -
I son Of Alfred n. Robinson. sr. 210o Or
leans
RozEK, JOSEPH J. JR-. PyT-Husbane
OF Mu Ruin Rckeh lisOi sanford.
RUDlCK. ROBERT o JR PIC. Son OF
Mrs Hanna Rudck a4s Lruoa
RUSSO JOSEPH PVT Son Of Mrs. Lucie
Russo 1876 Monica
RYNKOSKN, FRANK W. 7 S-Son ~ Nfs
Josephine Rynkosky i42fo Asoury Pers
RZADCA. CHESTER j. PVT son ~ Mira
Katherine Rradea' ?4al Ninth "'sndo''e'
scHANKIN. JOSEPH , sGT-son Of
Mrs Anna schAnkin s69s Helen
SEPPAlA LESLIE ", MAJ -Hufhend Of
Mrs Katherine : seppsls, 2l443 curtis
sExTQA- JAMES W., , q Son a. Ralph
I sexton a22 Lincoln Grosss Fointe
SKOMSKI CASHIER j.. s SGT Son Of
Mrs Francis Skomkk 5is5 p Palmer
sZCZUKA TED PFC son of Mrs. Mary
saciuks. 9e27 Buffalo, Hsmtrsmek
TAzzIA EDWARD x. lsT LT--son OF
Ksln c. TGgIiA $50 Rioptlls
TOLL WILLIAM G PVT OF Mrs.
Mabel Toll, l2is4 Monica
TRUSCOTT. EDWIN A., SGT son OF
MIA Gladys A. Williams. 1915 -6reyeste.
WARD. GEORGE A. PvT.-son OF Mrs.
Luella Ward, 5272 Garland
WIELEBA. EMIL s., PFC Son Of Mrs.
Jossphins wi'!soa, o4?s ~iliet's'
YEAGER. GERALD J. PVT Husband Of
Mrs. Elizabeth D. YesEsr. 477l Huron, Dear
born.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-11
IF YOU READ BOOKS
READ THIS!
Are Books lust Merchandise?(c
Are Books Just Merchandise?(c

Back inyi9,s Prssident Roosevelf
ordered q reduetiSa ia the postage
rate for books add removed chem
from Ioning regulations. yThis was
required, he said. TO promote '"ths
cultural growth, education and de-
velopmsnt Of the American people. =,
Al that time the move was hailed ss
q dramatic answer 70 Nsli burning
Of books, demonstrating the con-
trsst between 4 peoples government,
which encourages the free working
OF mems minds and the tyrant who
fears it. The reform was hailed. too,
because it seemed to bring 90 q sue
eessful conclusion q long campaign
by educators, Librarians and the most
Intelligent OF citizens generally
sgsina q pstoel-post system which
SIassed books as "miscellaneous
merchandise" The hailing vas pre-
mature, for q bill has been intro.
duoed in Congress TO restore the old
high rates and the rome system.
This nation 10 nov lesdjng world
wide movements 20 foster q ffeer
flow Of news and knowledge from
oo< country 10 another. IL seems
an svkvsrd time TO have 20 start
all over on the home grounds. The
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-11
DETROIT
ARMY DEAD
EUEOFIAS AHIA

cAYFKL CLARENCT w PVT-San Of
M AEnes GGffks asa scott
CAIlNNR ROBERT I'D IT -son OF
MIA Laura .. GmsinsT. 1850 stoeps.
MCPHERSON JOHN SCT--Ssa ei Mrs
Louise NePhsTton. sa3S hAytrhiu.
SHAW. BILL D, PFC --Hushars ~ tfrs
Mildred J. shaw, l4ll Maryland. GroLss
Foints PARK.
PACIFIC AREA
DOWELL, ROBERT Y PFC Son ~ Mrt
CAthFtnt !. DoWell S3g5 lyanhet.
GARSIER EDWIN L SGT son Of MrI
Pauline {. Gamer s2s NsyAhoe
HAMNERsLEY. LOWELL . T SGT son
OF MI Mary HAmuerGey. ePb Conner
HYDE HAROLD = PVT -,puiblnd o. Mrs
ThelA NJ. HYDE. 22e Caroline. Bellevue
NEWMAN PHILLIP C.. PFC son %
Charles NeWnhAm 1908 jefferson
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-11

Eighty-sx Detroiters are among the 1891
prisoners liberated from German camps.
No naval casualties are announced today
In all cases the next of kin have been notihed
and have been kept Informed OF any changes IN
status
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-11
Roll
Official Casualty List

Nine Detroiters killed and 20 wounded are
included among the 945 casualties announced by
the war department today. II
Outstate casualties announced by the war de-
psrtment include one dead, Is wounded and one
missing