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Evening star., 1945-08-27
Chs 10 Begin Broadcasis
In Color TeIevision Soon
Hy the Associated Press.

Ey tne ASeocitted FTees.
The Columbia Broadcasting Sys-
tenn expects to begin actual broad
casting of a new system Of color
television In New York before the
end of the year.
DR.. Peter G. Goldmark, CHS di-
rector Of engineering research and
Developments, said yesterday In a
broadcast talk that the new trans
mitter will be installed in the spire
Of the Chrysler Building.
The new ultra-high frequency
color television system, DR.. Gold.
mark declared, also will provide
black and white pictures with more
than twice as much picture detail
as compared with the prewar
system"
The scientist explained that while
CHS does not manufacture CONNER
cial television receiving equipment
for use by the public, 1t has devel-
oped two types Of receivers in its
laboratories for the benefit OF
manufacturers.
Evening star., 1945-08-27
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO Aug, 27 tP, CWFAl.-Salsble
hogs. 1000: total, 1900; active and fully
steady; good and choice barrows and gifts
at 140 pounds UP At 1873 ceiling; good
and choice sows at 14.O0; complete clear
Ance.
salable cattle. 21,OOo:. total. $4,000;
salable calves, 1,500 total, 1,500: largely
fat steer run, bulk grain feds; choice offer
ings active, steady: medium and gooe
grades slow, steady to weak; top. 1890,
the ceiling paid for three loads: numerous
loads. 17.75-17.9O; long yearlings, 17.s5:
92b-pound steer yearlinss, 1880 and heif-
ers,, 17.25: unusually small supply stock
cattle. undertone weak: cows and bulls
steady to weak, mostly. steady; vealers
''I saiabIe % sheep, 100; ZOO TOTAL total. 5000; bic
and few early sales native slaIghter
spring lambs, IS cents lower; no early
sction on Western sprinsers or yearlinss;
slaughter ewes steady; odd lots good and
choice native spring lambs. 14.25; bucks
discounted LOO: some common kinds,
10.00-11 90: three decks Washington
spring lambs held above 13 80; shorn ma
tive slaughter ewes, $50 down; common
kinds around 500
Evening star., 1945-08-27
Washington Produce

From the Department of Agriculture
prices paid net fob washington:
EGGs-Market Arm: nearby receipts ot
eegs light; Western eggs more plentiful
Ieir demand for good current receipts
Prices paid for FederaI-state Graded egg,
received from grading stations (6ugusi
I'D; whites, browns. mixed colors; u S
grade 4, medium. 40; o. g. grade B
LIVE POULTRY - Market very firm.
euthorized professors received four loads
saturday and one load today. Prices PAID
i.o.p. washington Transportation charges
included according to mileaeel: fowl 279
broilers and fryers. 80 20-32. 80.
Evening star., 1945-08-27
Six Navy Men Die in Crash
|0f Trainer Plane in Florida
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Aug. 81
Six Navy men were killed Saturday
wnen their trainer plane plunged
into the st. Johns River near here
public relations officers at Cecil
Field announced today.
The dead included:
Ensign Robert Joseph Posler OF
Dearborn, Mich, pilot; Wilfred j.
Carlin, Brooklyn, N. Y; Robert M.
Schendel, Chicago; Carroll r. Quick,
Kansas City, Mo-. and George P.
Benton, Cincinnati.
Ensign Posler was stationed at
Cecil Field and the others were air
crewmen attached to the Yellow
Water gunnery school near here.
Evening star., 1945-08-27
BIO Reports Drop
In Both Gross and
Net for July
BY EDWARD C. STONE.


Gross income of the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad Co. in July totaled
$31,e55,830, or s2,651,143 less than
the amount received in July of last
year, company officials announced
today.
Operating expenses decreased
Sl77,32l. The July, 1945, expense
was $23,869,23o. Net income also
showed a drop with s1,915.2l3 listed
for July, 1s45, compared to $2,257 ,27s
for July last year.
The company said that the net
income for the seven months of 1945,
after providing for all interest and
fixed charges, was $13,649, 1872, a de-
crease of $676,086 under the like
period last year.
Southern's Earnings Lower.
Gross operating revenues Of the
Southern Railway Co. in July, were
$40, ,429 SOC, as compared with S2l
62l.716 in July. 1944--a decrease OF
s1,192,210. Southern's net operating
income dropped to S2,227 ,103 in July
from S2,588,74o in July, 1914, bal
ance after charges being s128s, ,554
In July this year, compared with
sl.573,492 in July of last year.
During the seven months gross
operating revenues were Sl55 ,986, ,l3O
as compared with S150,s36,l79 for
the corresponding period of 1914
Net operating income was $685.
583, as compared with $19,154, TOO In
1914 and its balance remaining after
charges was $12,565 OLA, as compared
with $12,216,969 in 1914.
Insurance Sales Up Sharply.
How Washington life insurance
agents have sharply expanded sales
so far this year is revealed ir
monthly comparisons with the cor.
responding periods year ago:
Evening star., 1945-08-27
N. 7. Bond Market
,rs. rskL'ECsIFD % z. ~ IhlsT q !ssQEs: !,

I Goodrich 2Ns66 1o1
lot Nor 8 rs 52 12o
ct Nor l1ss77E Ill
ia B p W deb B -
lGrsyhnd 81 So 1oA
lHud @ 6s 90 A.. 76H
Ham r 81 81 :. STA
IH&M in IS ST. 35N
llc Ms 90 e5h
ICC0L 81 63 A o2h5
Int HI III Is A e3M
4 INT Tat ANS 521Ol
lint T&T IS 65 1o4N
liam FEC Is SO -
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Leh v H T IS "a o
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IMsPssM As 81 esN
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mkt As 90 B. 71La
Mo p 6Has ~ "a
MO p 6s ~ p as
Mo P IS 81 ! 05N
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NOTM 5ias 64- 91N
\ NY&P As 90 81
NYC RI IS 2O13 81
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NYC 4hs2013A. e6lh
NYCLS 3Ks 90 06
NYC6StL3A 751o5N
NYNHH Ans 81 65M
NYNHH 4s 65 50
] NYNHH 3hs SO 5oN
yYWB 41as 40 >
Nor p Is Z047 100
Nor p IS 2O47C 1o4A
Ohio Ed 2As 75 100
Pac GLE IS "a 1854
] PenRR q 4NsSl 1874
!, Peoria & Z 1850 80
Pere Mar3Ms 80 1914
|, Phil Ell 2As IL lo2N
StLSF 5s 90 B 50
!. StLSP 4H.s 7S A2N
!, StLSF 4s 80 A S5iA
StLSW RI 5s 30. ~
|, Sea AL c 6s Is 64il
So Pac AIS 81. e7H
So Pac RI As IS 1854
SoPac4A 1oozt
Sou Ry gn A. 56 lol
J Third Ave 6s so 51M
Un Pac 3Ms 40 1o7A
] West Nd As 50 1o6
W Pac 4hs2014 1o5ih
J West On IS 90 1864
lWis Cent II 20. e1N
l'WiS e. ~ an IA 27lk
Evening star., 1945-08-27
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, Aug. 81 lP,.-Poreisn ex
change rates follow Great Britain II
dollars, others in cents):
Canadian dollar in New York open mar
q. s cents. up .06K Of q cent.
Europe: Great Britain. 81. .03. unclaimed
Latin America: Argentina. free, 25.03
unchanged; Brazil. free. 5.25; Mexico
20.65.
Evening star., 1945-08-27
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Aug. 27 lP.-The cotton
market turned weak In the final hour OF
with offerings from New Orleans and
locals which erased practically iii gains
made during. the session. Easiness in
cotton to carry through contributed to the
decline. w ''
Futures closed is. cents a bale hisher
Evening star., 1945-08-27
Commodity Prices

NEW YORK, Aug. 27.-The Associated
Press weighted wholesale prices index Of
35 commodities today advanced to los. .39,
Previous day, 10s18: week ago los. SO:
month ago. 10s.9s; year ago, I07 "a,
based on 1928 as 100.
Evening star., 1945-08-27
Dividends Announced
declared.
Odd-Lot Deoiinos

curities Commission reported today these
dealers Or spccialtsts On the New York
Stock ExchanSe for AnEust ~: B.g51
Evening star., 1945-08-27

Hourly Sales On he E1chnneo To1As.
t1:00 an. 40 600 1880 noon 71o 900
LOO p.m 80 600 200 p.m. 7io 900
Approximate total so coo
in full I In bankruptcy OF receiverS6ip 81
being organtxed under Bankruptcy Act.
Rates Of dividends In the fore9oins table
quarterly or semi-annuaI declaration. Un-
less otherwise noted special or extra dtvi-
U rs rights :. Also extra or cxtras
Plug stock dividend. Cash Or stock
s,e.sd enid g ..st "a y;s1sI raXsnle e stosk ps
asa: Ia 8 fsafsl asis sss das
Evening star., 1945-08-27
81 D. c. Men to Report
For Induction Todoy

Thirty-four Washington men will
report for induction into the armed
forces today, selective service head
quarters announced. Names of the
Evening star., 1945-08-27
Washington Exchonqe

SALES
Capital Transit Co.-60 at 35Ea, 40 at
35la, g at 35ha.
Mergenthaler Linotype-10 at II.
BONDS.
Evening star., 1945-08-27
nen follow

Mack Trucks, Inc, announced its
subsidiary, Mack Mfg. Co., will be
turning out buses at its Allentown,
Pa, plant by October /.
Evening star., 1945-08-27

TODAY'8 8AIx
Reported In Dollass)
Domestic 4 80 ooc
Foreign $40 o0u
q 3 Govt 20 ooc
TREASURY. Close.
lHas 80 1o1 3
2s 54-52 June. lo2 ~
2As 60-b0--- 1o3 2s
2hs 68-o8 1ol 81
| ans 69-64 De 1ol &C
2hs 70.65 1ol "A
| 2Ms 7l-66 lo1 .
| NEW YORK CITY
81 so 1l7N
FOREIGN. Close
Antioa rs 45 A IS
Argt 4s 72 Apr -
Chile 6s 68 asd- 10A
Colombia 3s 70 52H
Cuba 4las 40 :. 1oo
Peru LIST Is 10 2oN
SerbsCtsSl IS 62 2l
DOMESTIC. Close
Am g. FP5s2O3Ulo1k
Am rGT 3s So 13o
Am Tob 1s 50 1o3Z
Armour 4las rs lo5H
ATSF As a5 1857
ACL 1st As SO lo5L
ACL 4hs O. lo7
B&O LIST m zS- lozN
B&O 95 A - 7eN
BdsO 5000 D. TIN
B&O cv 80 - 64N
B&O Is 4S 1oJN
B&O sW So o5N
Bost Me 41ss 70 ~
3 c r Il N IS - -
Can Sou IS SO 115N
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Cen @ en- IS 46 67N
Cen pac IS go lo2H
| c RR NJ 5s ~ -
C&O 3has g6 z lo4N
Chi Il Ait 3s 40 50
CMSPP 6s rs 75L
CMSP 5s 1000 25N
CMSP 4As SaF o6z
CMSP ANS SO C eoL
C&NW 4hss % eek
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! GRIP 4Ms 80 21L
CRIP IL SS -. 1olL
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| D&RGW bs 6b 0 1zL
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Fa = est bs "a 90
IQen Re&U 1860 6oA
Evening star., 1945-08-27

far this year. ex extra. f3S extra.
b S5 90 extra, K 100 extra. Paid in 1914.
$40 extra.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-02
Workers Must Control Purchasing
Power Coon Delegates Are Told

PHILADELPHIA WORKERS as
corssrrers -rss achieve SORE
MEASURE - cc-ir0, over ihe rus-
kss.BE pcEtr - shsir usgss ~
<rra-ri1g co-cps dsleS4fes 70
- Rrsscrsi confeEerrs q Labor
and ~ Churches On Co1suIer
cocperailor here wcrs tod -
TO pro-lnert iaror leaders.
Nsiscz n Crulkshsnk. ns'icrsi
soc.si irfrrsace director G. iHs
A-sriesn Fe1ssstion o. Labor
uzshsrgicn ard Ciintcr s Gold
en. assistant 20 Pfesitsni Pal
yarrsy 9, United stselworkers
e. America. ClO. Who Is also
vice-cha.rmsn o, ths War Pro-
1zrilor Board. agreed ;hs, nsi;h-
81 collective b4rgzirirg nor lob
feerrify snsirely meets The need
.c- Increased abundance ard
h.gser standard q American iiv-
TX
IRE period o. happy dreaming
a over for rhc consumer co-ors.
corFrsssnan Jerry vcorhis
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-02

81 ~
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-02

iae nGcc ~ Mr. and MIS- ~
h,a-ey Mrs TouDsend husband.
ia tic Nasy. Is stationed a; Az
~ Massachusetts
Mr and Mrs James i.edford
.Jr accompanied Harold Carter
20 Monroe last Sunday.
~ and Mrs Wilbur Hlgnes
prrt ne weekend with SIR and
Mrs harold Carter Also rnc.ts
a. ihe Carter home were 81 AMI
Sire Edward Bell Mr. and MIS-
Nenaoie 81 Pomefoy, Ohio Mrs
Effio Nerabls Mrs Efciyn 81.
e1ander Roberta Hughes Mac
iorie Powell and Mrs Roo Ell
Greouidec
Mrs Fcrn f.edford spen ne
day in Detroit Friday Visiting
relatives
Mr and Mrs James Ledfsrd
ST. Mr. and Mrs James Lsaiofd
Jr Mr Harold Carter. Mrs VII
bur stanton Grace Lodford and
Leona Reeves attended the First
Annual Spring Dance an Charles
h'kenney Hall given hy the
Entire Nous club Of me can.pus
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-02

Dem csi1) tod TIE r.,-.
ence The co-oPs are o.
'hsir second stage In Are
tie period o. oppos.tios "a.
fore co-ops car becprs
defense q economic der ,r-ss,
re sid. they must fisk, s,
nay throush campaigns q z,..
a. aud legislative hamper
What labor unions and
groups are doing 70 Or Is.
ops sss told BY q Coris
ransl including Nm. vf <.
and Franz Daniel. regions
leaders here, Hsrold KRIS \.
the Pennsylvania Credit
League Charles y Csrhs, \.
the Catholic yclksrsreir. Fsl
los Klein. and Samuel Estr z.
ne area coop federation 4.
Phiisteiphis.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-02
Surplus Property

The Surplus Property Board
hss annoaacec that farmers and
rnfal areas generally are assured
equsl opportunity 70 supply their
reeds our q surplus property as
Il becomes available. The Board
has act rp procedures for chan
neisng critically needed trucks
machinery ara equipment IL az
~.re,f4-e uses
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-02
ECORSE DOINGS


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That ~as some birthday party
q TIE oton cuo on ias' sun
cay rign' III. fse young lsssies
s-fe pitched orr on, OF them
hasn't s'faighftned up yet
The Il 4 I seems 10 Ae getting
.o's q trade from these parts
!-ie.y. W. sa' TWO young MISSES
ahf q ypsng mairon boarding a
ms near M.
boss "l.l be boys. The slick
tAiek ftom seventh assrge is
really ~ mere she has boy
friend fiar car and line
nat IS sofia sender
Here IS ole 70 thinA about
y no ~as u that vent 10 me
nndy cry On Lake Michigan
F'h Nhom That q skis -four
collar question. Try and answer
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-02
DREAM = NUMBERS BOOK
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DO you play Policy (numotr'
Then get this Book, It's based {,
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-02
No. y go
ORf'ER or FERTILIZATION

Az session OF said Ccrrt held
lc ne fi'y Of Detroit. N1sn
County Michigan or May , ls45
PRESENT: Honorable James Il
chercf, Circa.t JUICE
Il sppearing % this Honorable
Court from AFFIDAVIT o. fiis That
The defendant, is residsn; Of this
state and that r-ocess for her az
pesranes has oeen duly issued. and
that The same could not be served
ny reason OF her absence from or
eohceaimen, within tass state o.
by reason CT her continued absence
from her place Of residence
On motion q Charles B Berry.
attorney for the plaintiff.
1T rs ORDERED that Rachae l
Hsirs;on appear in answer 20 the
BIZ OF Complaint flied IN this
cause within three a., months
from the date OF this order. or said
Bill % Complaint wili be taken as
confessed against her.
1T is FURTHER ORDERED that
copy % this Order be published
according 70 law In the Detroit
Tribune newspaper printed. pub
lished and Circulating IN said
County and also that copy Of
this order be sent BY registered
mail % the lasi-knoEn poet office
address ~ the defendant said ad-
dress being fe2 Frederick. Apart
meni 8 Detroit Michigan
JAMES f. cHENoT. Circuit Judge.
"a True Copy
cAsPAR J LlNcEMAN. Clerk
BY A sHEDD.
Deputy Clerk e-2-7-i4-45
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-02
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-02
No. sss-sss
ORDER or PIBLIf A1IUN

Ala session. ~ SAID Co4E. held
II tt fy n De'ro.i Wayne
County ~. a.gar or Nay 2 iSts
PRESENT Honorable James T.
Cnfrof Circuit Judge
i appearing 10 this Honorable
Coer' from AFFIDAVIT On ille that
he cefertsr, .sa resident q this
STATE and thai process for his ar
pfArsnce has been duly issued and
that ne s2ne could rot 10 served
~ reason o, his absence from or
rcncsalraer, within this state or
~ reason ~ his continued absence
fror his place - residence
or motion Of Charles p Berry.
attorney sor fhe plaintiff
IT rs ORDERED ,hs, wiliie
Hefsf appear in answer 70 the
BIZ ~ Complaint tiled IN this cause
within three 90 months from the
fsie ~ This order ~ said bill %
Complaint viii Be taken as confess
ed against him
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED that
copy Of this Order be published
according 70 Law N the Detroi,
Tyihnne newsfaper pfirfed.
rrhlished End circulating n said
Comfy; and also that a cory ~
this Order DO sent Nv registered
mail 70 tho last-knowr post office
address of me defendant said al
dress being 5fi Hendrie Detroit.
M.' higan.
JAMES + cHENoT, Circuit, Judge
"a True Copy
cAsPAR J LfNGEMAN. Clerk
nv a sHEDD.
Deputy Clerk e-2.-T-il-ls
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-02

STATE " IlNhlLAN -
Circuit Court for the Co :.
WAYNE IN chancsry.
ECLA LEHMAN Paint 81
RALLY LEHMAN Deferdar;
No. sss..ss
ORDER OF PrBLlCATl0N
AZ a session Of said Cou
AZ the Court house .r the a,
Detroit IN said County ar ,ss
on the 18th day CT April. I 2.
1915
PRESENT. The Honcrs,is as.
err " Toms Circuit judge
on leading and fi.irg he &.
yii hereto attached from a. 4
appears thar the defeudzf
resident ~ the Ssa.e % y I
and rs lssf address vas : si
.s,h Stree, Detrol, Mich.rs rs.
that personal service cf p-ess
tanno, be had UPON him 81. 4,
reas z That SIZE - inform. al.
mss good reason % believe -
defendant Is coneealing h'~ss,
beyond rs jurisdiction q e
service o. process upon hin s.e.
.ore
On motion u Harold Z E.s.so.,
attorney for piain,.ff.-
II Is ORDERED tia, tie ~.
dant appear IN this cause ~
three - months from TIE -,s
hereof Or his default will Be 'sss-
,hs' cory ~ this Order tos ~
with = cory o. The affidav -ss
which & IS founded ~ matte .
The dstendan, at his last sc-su
registered mail return rece 70.
mandet srt that copy 70 .sE
Order - published in The rs ~
Tribune a newspaper PRINTED q. |
published IN me County OF Nsfv
Michigan according 70 Law
Ard al Of which foregoing ~
ORDERED.
ROBERT " TOMS. Circuit, Jusa
"a True Copy
CAsPAR J LINCEMAy. Clerk
Ry A sHEDD.
Deputy Clerk s-7-r-it-s |
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-02
NOTICES
CHAs p. BERRY. Attorney
lans RrnadnaH

sTATE O, MICHIGAN in the
Il-c.i, Court sor the Counfy. OF
Wayre IN Cnszlers
OK HAIRSTCA. Pl4sr, J.. vs.
!, r,tt ~ tfsrn-rC>- 49, r~s
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-02
LEGAL NOTICES
CHA>. h. BLRRi, Attorney
i1N RyoaaAat

STATE o. MICHIGAN n ne
4t Cc,, ~ tae Cg-rfy q
Nay-e 81 Chsre
GCSsfE FLORENCE HURST
r.air'.,t IS. WILLIE HURST De-
tsn1a1t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-09
EvER-HELPFUL FRIENDS

Is the USO refrigerator in need of repairs? Or does its ping pong table require fixing? Are thel,. some new pool tables to be set up? Do we need someone to get the club lounge lrady for a special party? Does the whole main floor of the clubhouse have to be re- decorated? Is there something wrong with the juke box that de- mands no less than expert att,on- tion? Or does the emergency in- volve the problem of how to trans port 65 fellows and girls to a picnic dozen miles from here?
 If the answer to any, or all of these questions is in the affirma- tive (which it frequently is), the club is never without friends to turn to, ready and expert and willing friends who appear actually eager to be asked to help. Occasi- onally of course, it's necessary to call upon civilians for such assist ance. But nine times out of ten it's a CT who does the job for us.
 The Coast Guard, the ACS, the AACS, Headquarters Company, the Sub Port,-each stands ready to do anything and everything within it's power to be helpful. And each group gets it's full share of de- mands from us.
 But it's the men of the Sub Port that we find ourselves impos- ing upon most often, we're sure. The latest big job done by some of it's men was the one we referred to in last weeks column,-the re- building of the USO station wagon. Last Thursday we treated the sub- ject with some humor under the title The Body Beautiful; butour expression of gratitude was in- tened to be none the less en- phatic. Today it is a privilege to acknowledge once again the clubs deep indebtedness to Major Chester Wagner, Commanding Officer of the Port, and to his men who did the job, especially to Frank Ven- trelli and to George Tomsky, both from Chicago, III.
 The assignment called for skill and imagination, and a lot of pa tience. From these good friends of the USO it got all of these,-and in generous measure.
 On behalf of our staff (to whom the appearance of the station wagon no longer is a source of embarrassment) and on behalf of the many fellow-GI's who already are making extensive use of the car, many thanks to you, Frank and George, and to you, Major Wagrrr.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-09

THURSDAY, Aug 9-9:30 p. m, Dance in USO to music of Ser vicemen's Band.
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 FRIDAY, Aug. 10-6:45 D. m, Entertainment Committee meets for supper in USO. 7:30 p. m, Presentation by USO Commandos of Aunt Claras Millions over KINY. D. m, Portrait drawing by Mary and Jean Shaw. 9:45 D. m., Special team contests in USO. 10:30 p. m, Special entertainment followed by juke box dance.
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 SATURDAY, Aug. 11-7:30 p. m., Weather permitting, beach picnic party. II D. m, luke box dancing at USO.
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kUEHL BACK FROM
 MT. MtkINLEY TRIP

Alfred Kuehl, Landscape Architect for the National Park Service, de- tailed this summer to investigate de- velopment possibilities of Alaska $ National Parks and Monuments, re- turned here this week from Mt. Me- Kinley, where he conducted mem bers of the House Appropriations Subcommittee on tour of the Park
 A road block kept the Congress- men from getting in to Wonder Lake, he reported, but they were favorably impressed with what they saw of Denali
 Mir. Kuehl is remaining here this week and may escort the Territories Committee to Glacier Bay. Next week he will go to Katmai National Monument for investigations there.
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JUNEAU'S US0 NEWS
 Interesting Items for Everybody

SUNDAY, Aug. 12-1:30 p. m., Hiking party leaves USO. 5:30 p. m, Coffee hour with waffles. Ruth Brooks at piano 10 p. m, Special moving pictures of Alaska.
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 MONDAY, Aug. 13-830 p. m, Forum Club leaves for party in private home. 9:30 p. m, Movies in USO.
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 TUESDAY, Aug. 14-7;30 p. m., Broadcast of Quiz Contest from USO. g p. m, Meeting of Service mems Council 9:45 D. m., Custo- mary Tuesday night games in USO.
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 WEDNESDAY, Aug. 15-7:30 D.. m., Meeting of GSO in USO. 7:30
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LOST AND FOUND
LOST-Lady's Bulova wrist watch Finder please return to cashier, Baranof Coffee Shop. Reward.

St. Ann's Hospital for surgery.
 Charles Willis, of Tenakee, has been dismissed from the Government Hospital, where he was a medical patient.
 A baby girl, weighing 8 pounds, 3 ounces, was born yesterday at St. Ann's Hospital to Mrs. Howard Erickson.
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 HOSPITAL NOTES

Joy M. Roberts went home yester- day from St. Ann's Hospital, after surgical care
 1ngvard Larsen was admitted to St. Ann's Hospital yesterday for medical attention.
 Patricia Evans yesterday enteded St. Ann's Hospital for medical care.
 Eleanor Halliday, surgical patient at St. Ann's Hospital, returned to her home yesterday.
 John Eggum has been admitted to
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like to think gre characteristic of it's USO, perhaps you'll get more than just little thrill of satis- faction out of reading these names in print and in possessing the as- surance that just sucn memories as you treasure are still realities in the day-to-day (and night-to- night) life of this USO of yours during August of 1945.
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Reports from Marine Stations at 1O:sO A. M Today

SOUTHEAST ALASKA: In Lynn Canal Esewherevaabe winds under nortwestery channels along the portion and morning fogs channels south
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D. m, Movies in USO. 9:3o D. m, Square dancing in USO.
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WANTED = Small tricycle.. Phone Red 609.
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WANTED-10 to 12 it. skiff Call 1 long, l short, 037.