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Postscript of the Apache sentinel. [volume] (Fort Huachuca, Ariz.) 1945-1946, 1945-07-20
nelycomer /!

A recent additi on to the
feminine charm Of the Post
is Miss Laurita Ashmore.
Miss Ashmore is visiting
her sister, hrs. Henry R.
Butler, wife Of hh jor But
Ter, assistant Chief Of
Medical Service at the
Sta tion Hospi ia l Hiss Ash
more is semi or ct Penn
EFT College in Greensboro,
N. c., and will be on the
Post until September.
Postscript of the Apache sentinel. [volume] (Fort Huachuca, Ariz.) 1945-1946, 1945-07-20

Z The USo in its program
TO enterta in the service
.pers onne1 Of this Post,
gave a brea kfast for the
enlisted men and their
pamilies. The program was
attended by more than SO
pers ons and a delicious
brea kfast was served.
Immediately following the
/. brea kfast, Sunday morning
devoti ons were conducted.
The devotion was Led by
Pfc. Ann Jones with Cpl.
Hulda De Freese at the
opiano. USO Director, Jack
Adkins conc 1uded the break
fa st by short talk.
It is the desire Of the
US0 to try to plan the
type Of programs that SER
vice pers onnel enj oy most
end any suggesti ons you
have to offer, please don't
hesitate to do so.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22
HRalSe.y's
Heroes
Home

First Detroit Seamen who were
members of Adm. Bull Hal
>eyS mighty Third Fleet arrived
home last night from the Great
Lakes Naval Training Station,
Chicago.
Some of the sailors carried dis
charges. having accumulated a
Suiilcient n u m b er of points.
Others who have shorter service
records had-been granted liberty.
Among those arriving were sc
lie Thomas McGontha Of 2016
LySander. who was discharged
with 81 points. and W.T. &c Ste
phen $. karbeWSki. who is homo
on liberty. -------
McGontha served seven and a
half years, four in the Pacific.
He was last aboard the destroyer.
the USS Daley He wears the
Silver Star and Purple Heart.
KarbowSki. who was on the bat
tleShip Massachusetts, wears 10
battle stars.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22
Isl Wife Sees
Romeo al Jail

Mrs. Mary Gallagher - OF
1850 Dequindre. first wife OF
michael Gallagher OF 80 Sproat
2S-year-old bigamist, VIII confront
mere husband today in the county
jail
Gallagher deserted hlS wife,
who is the mother of three chill
dren. because. he said, she was
already provided for by the wei
fare. and married Louise DOlllNer
The second Mrs, Gallagher has
signed bigamy complaint against
Gallagher,
Mrs. Gallagher No. l who is
expecting a fourth child, told
police the best support She ever
received from her husband. who
works as a cook. was from his
allotment check when ne was IN
the army.
Gallaghcr'S double life was oX-
posed when ms second wife called
at 1he restaurant where Ae
worked 70 find why ne had not
-beetf- home -Shr-was- tuid- 6afia-
CHER was with his wife who was
expecting q baby The second
Mrs Gallagher then called police
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22
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Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22
A-Bomb Test
On Wdrship Due

NEW YORK. oct. 20 GNS)-
The 31-year-old battloShip' New
York. dean of the dreadnaughts,
which has survived attacks in two
-tt7rr-~- btr- tbt--z7t z7trpf,t-44tff,- torpedo bombs,
coast artillery and KamikazeS,
may end her career under the
blast of an atomic bomb.
Her commander. GraySon p.
Carter revealing she has beer or
dcrCd to Boston oct 30 for dis
poSal by the first naval district
commandant suggested that she
.might be used 10 determine
whether a ncar-hit by an atomic
bomb can sink a battlewagon.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22
A NEAT TRICK

Bracken decides to save her
from herself. which IS always a
neat trick. If you can do H.. by
stealing the necklace himself.
Little does nc know that the
owner of the necklace rs really in
cahootS with the thieves and that
ne wants II stolen so that ne can
collect from the insurance com
pany
But Bracken does know the rest
.of the crooks plans and beats
them 20 II by crashing a big re-
-CepTIOn Where The necklace is 10
be displayed
He has practically an easy time
OF IL because The way they toss
about half a million dollars
worth OF diamonds around would
make YOU think IT was iust an old
piece OF telephone cord
They play games. Necklace.
necklace whose got the neck
lace for while. and then the
actual >culldugGcry sets and so
daoS rigor mortiS.
There's some tedious bv-plav
with TWO insurance detectives and
a kernel fuH'ol dogs and If YOU
can take that, then this is Your
dish
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22
Films in Review
Thriller
At Fox
BY CHARLES GENTRY

AN ADDRESS unknown % al.
! most everyone except the FBl IS
I that of The House on 92d St,
the locale OF the new film which
opened at the Fox yesterday.
This mysterious mansion ac-
/ tually did house nest OF Nazl
agents during the war and pro-
vided one of the most involved
TcaSeS for the Federal Bureau OF
Investigation TO solve.
The picture uses the Now IT
can he told angle 10 present its
lStefs- with actual FBl personnel
Supplementing the leading char
acterS.
1t has a documentary quality
which adds TO its authenticity, al
though there are some rather OBJ
Vious loopholes in it. which neither
fact nor, fiction could fill.
In the first place. we are given
TO understand that the secret
which the Nazi spies have fer
reted out is the secret of the atom
bomb and that the picture could
not be released until after the
first experiment.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22
TaxGut Fight
Due in Senate

WASHINGTON. Oct. 20 tINS)
Senate leaders predicted today
a floor fight to restore House eX-
else cuts for 1916 to the S5,629.-
100000 income tax reduction bill
reported by the Senate finance
committee.
Retention of war excise levies
on furS, jewelry, alcoholic bever-
ages and other items was a closely
contested issue in the Senate COM
mlttcc.
The bill. which goes to the floor
Wednesday or Thursday, removes
1ZUOU, 200 low-income taxpayers
from the rolls. repeals the corpor-
alton excess profits tax Jan. |.
gives individuals a new fiat per
cent cut and frees enlisted service
men from wartime taxes on their
government pay.
Lost in the final committee ac-
ton was the objective of sticking
10 the treasury's top of S5.000,-
coo 600 i'm overall reductions. AL
ready S279. 600 900 higher than the
House bill in savings TO taxpayers.
the Senate cut was expected to
approach S6,000,000,000 when the
veterans and minor corporation
benefits are computed.
The Senate bill provides s., sal
600 900 IN tax cuts TO corporations,
s.. 6iS.000,000 to individuals and
an added S140,000000 through re-
peal of the auto-boat use" tax.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22
Michigan
Has Farce

EDDIE BRACkEN and Yer
onCa Lake are teamed together
again for a new comedy Hold
That Blonde, which opened on
/ the screen of the Michigan yeSter-
I day 81
But this association. amusing as
at IS, Is IN a rather prccdrlous
predlcament and so are the careers
OF Mr.. g. and Miss /, unless
somebody in the script department
gets busy
=ArtaatfF@ Hold f'4ai-Elandt, y
WhicA-haS Avery familiar Ar
about it. is an old stock comedy
patched up with a series of gag
situations.
AT times, one feels that he is
looking at an old silent Harold
Lloyd comedy with sound dubbed
in. As a mater OF fact. that hilar-
iouS scene on the ledge of the
hotel IS right out Of a Lloyd COM
edy,
It's still funny, however, par
-tfcufdrty UUw ttTdt they've added
-a-drunk-whe proceeds -to-chasc
Bracken around dizzy heights.
He's that wonderful lush who al
ways appears at Just the appro-
pirate moment in so many pic
lures and nobody ever seems 10
know his nams-ii ie dee~h' get any
billing and if people ever refer
10 him they always say, You
know, the drunk.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22
DUE TOMORROW
Commons Approves
Economic Control

LONDON. Oct. 20 GNS)-The
Labor-dominated House of Com
mons had swept aside a series ol
limiting amendments and ap.
proved by a vote of 1919 TO 10S to-
day the governments five-year
plan for control of the nation.
economy.
The action was taken in the
face of renewed warnings by
former Prime Minister Churchill
and former Foreign Secretary
Eden that the measure was a
mistake that foreShadowed dis
NAL prospects for Britain.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22
SLIGHT ADDITION

One feels that the atomic bomb
angle was added after the picture
had already been made betauSc
we certainly hope that Daryl
Zanuck didn't know about it all
along.
Secondly insofar as being a
revelation of any OF mysteries Of
the atomic bomb, the secret for
mula they are so carefully guard
ing in the film might just as well
be a formula for a new kind of
tooth paste
You see a couple of shots of a
factory, a closeup of an electric
generator and some vague hero
glyphlcs on a piece of paper. with
casual remark about uranium,
and if that's all there is to the
catastrophe discovery, the kiddies
will be playing with IT.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22
MotorlytIist Held
As Crash Victim Dies

Isadore Yavitz, 50. of 2273
Clements. is dead today and
Edward Sydney of 25l0 PaSa-
dena, a motorcycliSt, was being
held for investigation of negligent
homicide as the result of an
accident Thursday night at Davir
son and Thompson Highland
Park.
Police said YaWtZ was struck
down by the motorcycle as he
crossed the intersection Sydney
was released. on $500 bond follow
ing tho accident but was re-
-arrrvtCd last rrgnt dfteT YavitZ'
death.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22
off the Record:

MARJORIE AVERY BERN
N1 HARD, blond and glamor-
Gus war correspondent, is flirting
with a book publisher.
Her former English teacher,
Mabel Tuomey of Northern,
laughed until she cried when
Marjorie gave that CT whistle
al her Town Hall lecture.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22

These events are magnthed TO
draw the greatest emotional fccl-
nc whether 1t bC sorrow or
laughter It's theme is genuine
neigithorlincSs. motNated by down
to-earth kindness which has been
the heritage of agriculturiStS.
The setting is a Norwegian com
munity of farmers m Wisconsin.
where the uSually tough.
menaCing Robinson emerge, AS a
quiet wiSdom-Spcaklng tillcr of
the soil He plays the role up 10
and over the hllt OF his pitchtork.
pcutc Miss O. Bren, as the apple
of farmer Robinson'S orchard
cNccl> i'm the role of The JtN0-
uonal child Shes mp 10 many
prankiSh tricks engineered by
energetic Jackie jenkins. whose
curiosity gets them both into "a
l-.-+-il.-.-.4-r-f-rr7r~rrrrf ar1r TJruv1dcy
a tense dramatic moment.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22
Baby i'm NylOn
500 Parachutes Go
Into Diapers

NEW YORK. oct, 20 tINs)-
The Melbourne radio reported to-
day that Australian occupation
forces on Rabaul had moved 10
meet a severe clothing shortage
by allocating 600 parachutes for
conversion into babies diapers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22
Palms State Film Tells
Tender Tale of Rural Folk
BY WALTER STEVENSON

"OUR VINES HAVE TENDER
GRAPES. Notwithstanding film
tale Of rural life which opened at
tho Palms State yesterday
clIncheS cinema greatest for two
juvenile players who are already
stars In their own right
Jackie jenkins the bCfrccklod
yOung gSter who Swipcd all Tho
thunder IN The Human Comedy
and National NelveN. takes "a
rustic Journey with little Margaret
O Bucn. S-year-old bundlc d of
cclluloid dynamite Between them
they steal scenes from a reformed
Edward q Robinson, with Mar.
caret winning the greater share of
The spoilS since The story rcy0lNcs
AROUND her
The tale has little basis for plot
since most OF ms tcndCrnNss and
action l--deH.%aa- -fleH4--4444e-.4 -
incidents which occur on the farm.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22
Toll Of 0kindwd
Typhoon Is IL

WASHINGTON, Oct 80 (INS)
- The navy department an
nounced 10 day that I'D naval
casualties have been reported IN
the typhoon which struck Oki-
nawa oct. 9. They included As
killed. 30 missing and az injured
= Eight ships were sunk and 23S
mostly small craft, were grounded
approximately 200 of these ships
are still aground, some heavily
damaged
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22
SO Big:
With Pride:

NOUR state has sent 160646
Il men and women 10 the navy,
and places ninth in the as states
navy record. OF the number.
Michigan turned out 14,S2S Off
GERS tmale), q34 officers tte-
malel, and ia 2Q3 enlisted men.
Marines: Officers 1025, en-
listed men 1904
Coast guard: 3SS officers and
6.701 enlisted men.
All this since Pearl Harbor.
Detroit makes more movies
than any other city IN the eoun-
try, except Hollywood.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22
j.2OO AirInen
To Fly Home

TOKYO. oct 20 QNS) The
Far, Eastern Air Forces announced
today that 5000 AAF officers and
men Will be returned 10 the
United States as quickly as pos
sible aboard $50 B-24S.
The flights will require three
days and will be made via Guam,
KwajaleIn and Hawaii 10 Math-
erS Field. near Sacramento.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22
ADVERTISEMENT
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Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22
Soap md Wafer:

EIRST thing those pretty girls
Il must do when they step up
10 get the oncc-over from Harry
Conover-scrub their faces, good
and hard.
-ffe- t1atcS-trJo- -rr1tft-ifr -rT1afkrr1rJ,
says the shining face rs what
makes the American girl tops.
Ask any soldier or sailor, he
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22
FASCINATING FACTS

The picture, however, is chiefly
absorbing from the standpoint OF
showing how the FBI works and
some OF their methods These gen
tlemanly gang-buStcrS have won
derful mirrors and an amazing
Set-up for photoGraphlng details,
that should even give Hollywood
Camcramen a few tips.
The scene of the finGerprint
stadium and the rapldity with
which they can identity one indi-
vidual out of millions in five min
uteS are truly amazing. They can
analyze lipstlck prints. footprints
and a host of other minute clues
with startling accuracy and this
picture actually shows how they
do il.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22
Is Die in Blast

NEW YORK, Oct. 20 tINS)-
The London radio reported today
that 25 people, including u Ger
man prisoners of war. were killed
in an explosion near the French
submarine base of La Pallice. II
added that hundreds OF families
were left homeless.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22
A TRUE STORY

All these factors are called into
play as background for true
story called The Christopher
Case" which involves young
American student who becomes "a
NaZi agent with the full knowl-
edge Of the FBI. with whom he
IS really connected.
For four years William Eylhc.
who portrayS the young man.
plays ball with Nazi agents giv-
lng them enough satisfaction 20
keep his contacts with final
roundup Of a ring which has one
pretty girl. Signe HaSSo. and a
group Of about as unhealthy look
ing thugs aS the casting Office
could produce.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22
Dark Africa:

A FERR 2255-yearS- teaching
"A here. Mother NJ. Claire of
Trinity leaves this week to take
up a post as pro-proVincial of
the nuns community at BaSuto-
land. South Africa.
For five years she has been
principal al St. Joachim and Tor
20 taught at ST. AIMS.
In her new post she will have
four missions under her and a
native noVitiate at Peka.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22
HANDY MAN

In this case Eddie BraCkcn Is
a young kleptomanlac, who even
steals into young ladies' bOudomS
when they aren't quite ready to
receive.
Although he is evidently well TO
do, he can't keep his hands off
anything that doesn't belong 10
him, including Veronica Lake.
This brings him into lot of
trouble, because Miss Lake IS a
member of gang of big-time
thieves who are planning 10 steal
"A fabulous necklace
She really is a nice girl. Shes
Just being forced TO work for the
thieves Don't break my arm-I'U
steal the ioolS) because they
know something about her that
she doesn't want them 10 know.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22

'Gucrln. IA, of
1852 l. Y IN a n
.Pl., who diSap-
peared Monday
" hlle on the
" ay TO I h @
GreuSel School.
r O b g + $
brother, Rich
ard II. who is
about 10 Join
the marines, IS
anxious TO see
him before he
le aV eS, said
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22

John j. Guerin, their father
X n h Phipps -. Of
1883 Lyman Pl. a friend of Rob-
ert'S, disappeared at the same
tune. Robert was described as )
feet. s inches tall, weight l25
pounds with brown hair and eyes,
and fair complexion.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22
Men In Our Lives:

Zach Wednesday over at the
II YWCA are lectures. for
wives and sweethearts 90 meet
recOnVersiOn--the domestic divi-
sion of u.
This week: The Meaning Of
Love, with special reference To
that battleground-how impor-
tant money II, and how TO
spend IL.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22
Lawmakers Hit

CHICAGO. oct 80 -tINS)-
Senator Bilbo and Rep Rankin
Mississippi Democrats. were de-
nounccd today by Milton d. Cohn
national commander of the Dis
abled American Veterans. as
cold, Indifferent lawmakers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22
Philippines July 4th

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Oct 20
tUP)-PhilippineS President OS-
mena declared today an official
holiday in his country in celebra-
ton of the first anniversary of the
landing of American liberation
forces on LeVte.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22
wow!

Wooing pretty Nir-
einia Mayo il an eN-
citing chOre for Danny
kaye in The Wonder
Man" at the Adams.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22
Bobby SON:

MERCHANTS are punching
NA tiny holes in sacks which
hold peanuts and popcorn and
candy-sO the kids can't blow
them up and go Bang! right at
the most dramatic and romantic
point of that feature film.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22

The secretary said that some
adjustments may be made in red
points next month but that the
decision Is up to the OPA.
American commitments TO feed
Europe'S hungry thiS-.Winter. he
explained, have much TO do with
extension of rationlng e.os..-.--
Anderson added that he hoped
that all subsidies fdf~food would
be terminated by JGne 30.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22
Here and There:

MAYOR WAGNER Of VI
vi Clemens, HoosIer-bcrn got
up here 70 Michigan pitching
for the Mt Clemens team iu the
vold Southern Michigan League
and stayed
lie says he was good bur Con-
ne Mack who saw hun Said H.
Was TOO YOUNG -IDa-L-4l- that
was before the days Of farms
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22
Postwar World:

THAT window Of a shop at
Il Cast and Michigan, filled
with eigSret-rolling maehines--
at cut rate.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22
Meat RationinQ
Will Continue

WASHINGTON, Oct 20 QNS)
Secretary of Agriculture Ander-
son had declared today that meat
-rationIHg would continue through
out the year. Butter, fats and oils
will be rationed through NoVem-
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22
OUR
TIMES
Squeeze Play:
By Vera
Brown

Squeeze Play:
DEST story about DciroitS
I'D own and only air force
major general. Paul Squeeze
WurtSmith. comes from one oi
his boys. = Sgt Leo Cream Just
home from the wars.
IL appears that ln those dark
risyS- of Port AioFrshy, SaHeeze-
GOT a new young lieutenant who
was furious az tho casual way
Leo and hi> pals al the ground
crew forgot 10 salute him, lie
complained 10 Squeeze
Squeeze eyed hlm q moment
and asked
"How long you been out
here ?"
The looev said h Was about
two weeks.
ANY Combat sxPerisneG -
The complainer sand no.
Said the big boss.
Lucky those BOYS even
speak TO you"
And he went of 10 see how
Leo and his pals were doing get
ting spare parts out OF a fallen
Jap Zcro TO patch TAP Our fahk
planes.
That's how tough things were
then.
~ Big:
AT THE Wayne parking lot,
~ back OF the Cass, the at
tendant yelled: -
"You can't park that an here
foo big"
80 the pretty girl in the long.
cleaning Cadillac meekly drove
on In her Limousine while the
Chevvics and the FOrds parked
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22
Boy "A Vanishes
With Neiighbor

An appeal was made to Times
readers today for any information
of the whereabouts of Robert
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22
DONALD j. SIEBARTH at

p. m. Monday in the A. II. Peters
Funeral Home, l2057 Gratiot.
Burial: Forest Lawn. A veteran
of World War ii, Mr.. Siebarth
was 81. lived at l2066 Promenade.
He died after an illness in Hines
Hospital of the Veterans Admin
iStration. Chicago. survivors:
parents. August and Emma Sic
barth. sisters, Mrs. Lena An
thoniSSen. Ida and PatriC la,
brothers, Robert. Edward. Ray
Wilbur, Leo, Ernest and Harold
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22
Fashion Notes:

ODD how slacks have vanished
" from the city streets since
VI Day.
Which proves that tho girls
wore them because they had 20.
And they wore them downtown
because If they shOppcd they
had 20 come directly from work.
or 20 10 work when shopping
was over, depending on their
nlfts.
Now We know where hat
STYLES come from. Those trick
white helmets the Mp wear out
At Selfridge Field were oopied d
for girls bonnets Of feathers
and lace.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22

OF families, and has
proved its value by actu-
al merit.
1t has won the conf
dence OF those who have
used it both for adults
and children.
1t sootheS and relieves
coughs due to colds.
Contains no alcohol or
harmful drugs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22
How Troops
Come Home

Troopships arriving at u. S.
home ports today included the
following:
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22
EDWIN +. ROHEZ a

Monday in the Janisse Brothers
Funeral HeHe, S445 + jefferson,
and al 10 a. m in ST. John Berch-
mans Church. Burial: Mt. OliVet
Mr.. Bohez, "A, lived at 1925 New
port and was a toolman at Louis
Rose Co. Survivors: mother. Flea
nor NJ, and brother. Albert.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22


At SAN FRANCISCO-Ap-
proXimately 1900 troops aboard
the Buckingham, Mahanta Bay,
President Jackson, Pitt, Bon
H0mme Richard, Japara. Bolivar,
Yorktown, Oakland, Cape HenolO-
pen, William T.. Biddle a n d
others.
AT NEWPORT NEWS-St. Al
bans Victory, 1868 troops includ-
ing 1SSth and 29lst Engr c. BnS.,
3276th ON Serv Co, 676th Med.
Coll. Co, 437th Med, Bn. Hq. and
Hq. Det., +, A. Sch. Cas- Det.
Ephrim Brevard, 36 misc troops.
George Chamberlain, % troops
including 56th and 57th Sig.
A w. Det., 199th Med DiSp. Avn,
56th Hosp. Train. Mexican, 104
mise, departure points unspeci-
fed
AT BOSTON - George VI.
Thomas, from Havre. $50 troops
including 9th Mil. Pol Escort
Cd. Co, Fa Sch Cas-. Det. Cav
Sch. Cas-. Det Chanute Victory,
from Havre, 1880 troops includ-
ing lS3d F'a Gp with medics. 193d
Fa Gp. Hq and Hq. Btry. with
medicS, 18th Cav Rec Sqdn
Mech with medics. Matthew
Sheehan, from Wales, 10 mise
troops
AT NEW YORK - Cruiser
Boise, from CFistebdi. Az mise
AT PHILADELPHIA-William
r. MacLennan. from Newport
England, "A misc. diverted from
New York;
DUE TOMORROW
AT NEW YORK-Brandon Vie
tory. from Antwerp, 1859 troops
including 392d Port T. c. B. Hq
and Hq. Det Peter J. Mcclure
from Wales. SOD misc.
AT BOSTON-A. r. Hill, from
Antwerp 626 misc.