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The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-08-17
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOIICE TO CREDITORS IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA. WRANGELL PRECINCT, DIvI- SION NO. ONE
 Public notice is hereby given that L. B. Chisholm, the under signed, is the duly appointed, qualified and acting executor of the estate of Mike Klasoff, de- ceased.
 All persons having claims a. gainst said decedent are required to present the same, stated and verified in the manner required by law, to the undersigned executor at Wrangell, Alaska within six months from the date hereof, or the rate hereof. OF the same will be forever barred
 L. B CHISHOLM
 Executor of the Estate
 of Mike Klasoff, deceased First publication Aug. 3, 1945 Last publication Aug. 24, 1945
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-08-17
ED R. GEESE COMMITS
 SUICIDE IN KETCHIKAN

KETCHIKAN - Believed des- pondent over i'll health, Ed R. Giese, about 60, shot and killed himself Tuesday afternoon at his home six miles out on southern Tongass highway, it was reported here. Giese operated a mink farm and formerly was hotel clerk at the Ingersoll hotel here for several years. He had been resident of Ketchikan for 15 years.
 Surviving are his widow and d son, Lawrence, on duty on an oil tanker in the South Pacific.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-08-17
EETCHIKAN FIRE
 CAUSES DAMAGE
 ESTIMATED AT $70,000

Ketchikan-Fire of undetermined origin swept through the upper story of the Ketchikan Cold Stor- age Co.,, building and the No. and fish houses Monday night causing damage estimated at about S70.0O0.
 The fire also spread to nine of fices and an adjoining apartment causing added damage estimated at $5,000
 Ii dozen civilians and Coast Guard firemen were overcome by smoke, carried on a wind which for time threatened to spread the fire to several more business build ings.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-08-17
Alaska Not Ready
 For Statehood
 Congressmen Claim

for the Department of Interior, and Rooney returned last week from a tour of Alaska where the committee inspected Interior De- partment projects.
 'sThe people are not ready for statehood when they allow the fishing industry to take 60 mill lion dollars a year from the Ter ritory and return only one million. They are not capable of govern
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-08-17

E. F. LESSEN. Chairman
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-08-17
ANNUAL S. A. DRIVE TO START END OF MONTH

The Salvation Army annua, Maintenance Drive will start the end of August, with a goal of S1,000 for their work in Wran- gell.
 During the past seven. months. the Salvation Army officers in WraRgell have spent 675 hours in interviews and visits in the homes, spending an average of an hour in each interview, reports Major Edith Koerner. This is just one part of our work here in Wran- gell," she said.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-08-17
tBy Associated Press)

SAN FRANCESCA The people of Alaska are not ready for state hood and won't be until they be- come sufficiently informed on the principles of economies and fair governemnt, Representative Jed Johnson and Rep John Rooney said here this week.
 Johnson, chairman of the House subcommittee on appropriations
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-08-17
SELECTIvE SERVICE TO BE
 SLASHED TO 5000 MONTHLY
(By Associated Press

WASHINGTON President Tru- man has disclosed that Selective Service Is taking immediate steps to slash inductions from S0,O00 to 60,000 monthly. Only those under 26 will be drafted for the reduced quotas.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-08-17
NOTICE
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN;

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN;
 The Unemployment Compeusa- tion Commission of Alaska will meet in Fairbanks August 27th, 2Sth.. and 29th., 1S45 and as long thereafter as may be required for the reasonable conduct of such business as may be brought before said Commission. The meeting will start at 10:O0 a. m, August 27th in the Council Chambers of the City Hall.
 Any and all persons having business before the Commission may appear and will be given an opportunity to be heard.
 E. F. LESSEN. Chairman
Evening star., 1945-05-27
Uncle Sans voice
is changing!

He used to listen more than he sang
Listen music imported from the
listen to voices older and stronger
than his own. And that was good =.
because Uncle Sam was young, then. He was
stud wing, practcing-yes, mitating
But now Uncle Sam has come of age
He sings out in a voice strong and sure any
in the world He still loves the classics of the old world
but he's making his classics too!
In his own fabulous land,
of his proud history,
among his people,
Uncle Sam finds inspiration for million songs.
He sings :. and Decca records the song.
You hear Uncle Sam when you hear
Swinging on a Star by that minstrel of Millions
Bing Crosby selections from the
Broadway hit show, Song of Norway.
When unnyman Jimmy Durante commits musical mutiny
with his nonsensical lnka Dinka Doo
When Ethel Smith and Carmen Miranda swing
the catchy, rockng "Iico- Ico.
Yes, it's Uncle Sam in authentic American opera
when the original sings Gershwins Porgy and Bess
They re all on Decca Records
because we're determined record
the kind of music America likes And that means:
you'll understand every word of every song
you'll hear dance-able rhythm
from beginning end of every dance tune -.
you'll get lot of listening pleasure
from every Decca record!
Listen IL Ame1z1u on
nFCCA RFCORDS
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
RFC Sale
500 Itens a. BRIGGS
Outer Drive Plant

The fourth in a series OF plant
clearance sales Of surplus GOV
ernment-owned machine tools and
equipment in Detroit was an
nounced BY the Detroit regional
office OF Reconstrucuon Finance
Corp. This sale. being held a. The
Briggs outer Drive plant. 1881
=. Outer drive, starts Monday
end continues through Friday
All items are price tagged and
during this period prospective F,tif-
=ehasers arr-IHvTtrd 70 -vTsIt itT
plant in which The machines were
originally used. They can inspect
the more than 500 items for sale
AZ prices far below their original
cost, consult the use record Of
each machine and complete all
negotiations with the talesmen
who are on duty.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
Davis Moves
To Halt Racket
Ford Sales Chief
Hits at Cor Sealper'
IS and Aviation:
BY SILER FREEMAN

The first Official cognizance OF
the latest racket. "car scalping, y
came Saturday from Jack r.
Davis, general sales manager OF
Ford. He warned his dealers
against participating & in any
scheme which would circumvent
The first come. first served
policy he has installed in his or
ganlzation.
While other manufacturers have
heard informally Of the racket,
none has taken action as yet.
Davis ordered measures imme-
diately 10 stop any dealer partici-
patton in the shady scheme. He
recommended:
No name substitution on dealer
lists and strict adherence 10 the
first come, first served principle.
Definite ALLEGATION OF a proper
ton of all new cars obtained by
dealers, from upward OF 25 per
cent, 10 veterans.
Use Of the now-abolished OPA
priority lists TO determine all de-
batable or borderline applicat ationS.
"The Ford Motor Co. and
Ford dealers" Davis asserted.
shave the obligation OF getting
new automobiles TO the public
as fast as we can. and we in
tend 10 do II In the falrest and
most orderly way possible"
The abuses, Davis said range
from name-switching on the un-
official priority lists TO payment
Of fabulous bonuses for transfer Of
cars after they have left the deal
ers hands. In many instances. he
pointed out. the unfortunate vic
tins Of such sWindleS are veter-
ans. who should have very high
II not top. priority on Ford deal
ers delivery lists
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
Air Fares Drop
On Dollar Value

Air fares OF the major airIineS
actually have dropped 10 the point
where they average only slightly
over 3 cents mile IN terms of
the 1910 level Of purchasing
peppeF, Il was pointed out by jaUk
Misselhorn. district traffic man
agerager Of United Air Lines
MisSelhorn called attention 20
the drop in the purchasing power
of the consumers retail dollar
from 81 10 n cents since 1910
Meanwhile. United and other ma
;or airlines have reduced their
fares from 5L4 10 IA cents per
mile.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
Wisconsin Adopts
Michigan Driver Law

Truck drivers and operators.
and PassaHgeT-ea operators. wt0
are unwilling or unable 70 pay
damages resulting from accidents
~ which they are involved. viii
lose heir drivers license and reg
lstration plates in Wisconsin when
n new law becomes effective Jan.
1915 The law Is patterned
after laws now in effect in Hi
nols, Indiana, Michigan. Mime
sofa Nebraska, New York, Vir-
ElnIa and Georgia.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02

PRODUCTS
This new fuel system. which
contributed 10 the success Of
atom bombing missions over Ja-
pan. dispenses with the carhuretor
IN the ordinary sense and substi-
tutes small multi-cyllnder gasoline
pumps which force gasoline under
pressure directly into each engine
cylinder exactly in proportion 10
the needs of the engine
This type fuel system was Sc
lected by the Army Air Forces
during the var TO equip 1000 hp
Wright engines Of the latest B-Z9
SuPerfoFtS, which figured 50 i'm
portsntly in bringing the war
with Japan TO speedy close Thr
new TWA airliners are the first
applications 10 commercial an
travel Of the direct injection fuel
system according 10 the state
ment of the manufacture.
Smoother operation create
power and fuel economy are
among advantages ayCrIbrd
~ direct fuel injection -np-
-eFat4eH-ef the system is fully ALL
tomato IN changing the amount
OF fuel 10 SUIT requirements for
different engine loads and for
variations IN air temperature and
varying attitudes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
r IDENTIFIES cO-OPeRATVE THsArtas
a InENIlElES llAIrEn nrrp~ ~Ir rLLrArrnr

RI0-W. Nrror Highway a. csn,rai
Open ~ Noon. Dick FhVsl,
Cis'r- f~svnr ~ "Hurda. ny ssssi "
"Ths Nsushty Nlnsiies," Ahh1'f. Costello.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
Reeser Retires

+ 3 Ed Roeser of The vii
lard Storage Battery Co. Yeured
on Saturday after more than -
years continuous service with the
company. Reeser has been central
division manager Of manufactur-
ing sales since 1924.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
Goodrich Co. Names
HoIben Office Head

Clarence HOLDEN has been ap-
pointed office manager Of the De.
troit district of the replacement
division. the p. +. Goodrich Co.
u is announced by Z. A. Holstsn.
Detroit diStric, manager. He sue
ceeds n y Bennett. promoted 10
district budget supervisor.
HOLDEN has spent most ~ his
company career in the field audit
Ing department.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
BOB HOPE
Gonmuniques

Christmas
Boulevard
Everybody went the boulevard raining
be
Hollywood
they still thought they
o an was o
lights 1t would have worked well radio
Id have won too the fellows hadn't knocked
$ off the
BY KIM Ftr
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
Direct Fuel Injection Used
In Commercial Air 7 TrQUe[

The first civilian use Of the suombeg direct fuel injection system
VIII
arner shortly TNA according to C. y
Manhart sales manager fuel motoring devices
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-18
ENAKoPRz,'vl, 'vl,''f,JosT

Tukaj je zdaj zelo slabo, ze Stir
leta ne moreno nobene stvari
kupiti, ne obleke in ne obuvala.
Kar sno imeli, smo ze vse potr-
gall, najtezje pa je z otroci.
''Odkar so prisli ameriski vo-
jaki, nam dosti pomagajo v ziv-
ljenjski potrebi. Tako smo Sc ma
pref pogovarjali in s1no Sc dome
Mill, da so Frank Klopcic in ME-
govi starsi donna IL Ljubljane,
mislim, da vam je znana trgo-
vina Planinsek. Frank .je ravno
tam zrastel v isti Hist kot JAZZ.
JAZZ sem donna IL spitalice pri
Kamniku, sestro imam v DOM
zalah, in v Ljubljani sem bila
dostikrat;; MOI pa je donna il
Vranskega pri Celju, in Sc pise
Lojz Kajbic. Moje prejsnje ime
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-18

je pa bilo +. Ucakar. Imam tudi
sestridno v Ameriki, v kateremi
kraju, ne VEN. Pise Sc Maria
Hribar in ina strica duhovnika.
"Iz mole rojstne vasi je tudi
eden, ki Sc pise r. Drolc. Torej,
ako kateri nasih znancev cita
to pisn1o, mai sprejme najlepse
pozdraye, posebno pa druzina
Klopcic, ker smo skupaj il enc
vasi donna. Mi bivamo ze Is let
v Holandiji.
''Torej maj zadostuje "a Sc
daj, bonn drugic kaj vec pisala,
ako bonn prejela kak odgovor Cd
znancev in prijateljev.
Moi naslov je: Rodbina Kaj-
bic Ucakar, Buskensveg WI,
posta Herleheide, Limburg, Hol-
land"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-18
(Komec)
Ves+i IL v|ienio
omeriskih S|ovencev

Ubiti in ranjeni slovenski
fantje: Nekje ma Pacifiku je pa
del mornar William BAIT (Bevc)
sin pokojnega Franka Bevca il
Ferndala. - v Nemciji je bill
hudo ranjen Charlie Miklaucic,
XII je bill "a hrabrost odlikovan
in povisan v sarzenta. - Domi-
mix Glavac, sin Glavaceve druz-
ne, XII je dala stiri sinove v ar
mado, je bill ze parkrat ranjen
v Italiji. On je orjak po postavi
in hrabrosti. Bill je odlikovan po
generalu, ker je resil cello stot-
MILO. - Frank Naret il Central
Cityja je bill ranjen v Italiji. -
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-18
Zoninivo pismo
slovenske druzzine
ma HoIondskem

Stabni sarzent Louis Lozar lie
postal svoji zeni, XII je hci po-
znanih Mr.. in Mrs. Louis Roytz,
XII vodita gostilno ma Greenwood
Ave-, pismo, kateremu je prilo-
zeno dolgo pismo neke slovenske
druzine, XII biva v Limburgu ma
Holandskem. Pismo, XII je bilo
izroceno sarzentu Lozarju v ma
di, da DO priobceno v kakem slo-
venskem listu v Ameriki, Sc gla-
81: ]
"Kot nepoznana oseba vam
zelim napisati par vrstic in We
likim veseljem vam sporocam,
da sta mas dne 9. februarja 1915
osebno obiskala diva amerikan-
ska vojaka cd slovenskih star
Sew, in to sta bila F. Klopcic in
njegov prijatelj Louis Lozar.
Oba sta prav lepo slovensko 60
vorila. Povedala sta nam dosti
zanimivega, kako Slovenci zivi-
jo v Ameriki. Kot sta nam fanta
povedala, vam nicesar ne mani
ka; srecni ste, ko ste v Ameriki.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-18

Je. Natl Je rekla: Prevec raz-
kosna postajas, Eliza! Ali nj sko-
da take obleke
"Ne, ne, matt, nj je skoda.'
Oh enajstih zvecer je odhite-
la v kavarno, sedla v najvecje
presenecenje natakarjev in mu-
zikantov "a mizo ter 81 narocila
cokolado. Rudolf in drugi muzi-
kanti so strmeli z zacudenjem
nanjo. Placilni je pristopil: "Go-
spodicna, ne bi vam bio treb2
vceraj odpovedati. Mi smo bill
zelo zadovoljni z vami."
'Vstejte k danasnjemu racu-
nu Sc vcerajsnji racun," je od-
govorila hladno.
Pred MO je sedel petdesetlet-
nj gospod.
Nasmehnila sc mu je ljubez-
nivo. Gospod Sc je silno zacudil.
Pokazal je S prstom nase, &c We
liza nasmeh MENU. Prikimala je
in je vstal in prisedel. Zahteva-
la je, maj naroci vina, slascic in
cvetja. Narocil je. Pila sta mno-
go in Sc smejala drug drugemu
v obraz. "Zahtevajte cd muzi-
Ike, maj igra narodne pesmi. OBJ
enem posljite gospodu v kotu
sto dinarjev nagrade! On zna
prekrasno igrati in lie skoda, da
nj nastavljen v gledaliscu."
"Jaz imam velik vpliv. JAZZ
mu lahko preskrbim v gledali-
seu sluzbo," Sc je pohvalil ra-
dostni gospod. me, ne, poprej
mora koncati konservatorii
drugace ga ne bodo sprejeli.'
"Morda pa ga lie bodo spreje-
H." je zatrdil gospod.
"Torej preskrbite mu sluzbo!"
Muzika je morala igrati ma
rodne pesmi in natakar je mo-
raj odnesti sto dinarjev klaviri-
stu.
"Niste mi Sc povedali, kako
vam je ime," je rekel gospod.
ELIZA Gostisa," je odgovorila
Eliza in izpila kozarec vina do
dna. Povedala mu je tudi, da je
koncala trgovsko Solo in kje
stanuje sedaj. Gospod Sc je "a
cudil in je vprasal: "Kako dol
go pa ze zivite tako?"
"Od prvega augusta, gospod!
Racunala sem po sto dinarjev
ma vecer. Marsikdaj pa sem Sc
veda dobila man."
Gospod Sc je zamislil in je
vprasal: ''Zelo ste lepi. Koliko
let imate?"
"Sedaj sem v osemnajstem.
"Jaz pa jih imam ze petde-
set," je odgovoril gospod zamis-
ljeno.
Spremljal jo je domov. Sre-
d ceste pa Sc je ustavila, "a
strmela v njegov obraz in pla-
Mia v jok. Ko jo je hotel tola-
ziti, je naenkrat zbezala v stran-
sko ulico. Gospod Sc je nasmeh-
nil in Sc vcnil ma svoj dom.
Drugi dan il je postal po po-
sti tisoc dinarjev in pismo, mai
Sc zglasi v tenn in tenn drzav-
nem uradu, kjer DO dobila sluz-
DO. V tisti pisarni je vee deklet
in Sc il ne bo godilo slabo. To-
da denar je dospel prepozno in
tudi pisma nj Eliza vec precita-
la.
(Konec)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-18

Joseph Jerich IL st. Michaela je
bill ranjen v Nemciji. - John
Bubalo IL Johnstowna je bill ra-
njen v Nemciji, kakor tudi An
ton NJ. Bevc cd tukaj in Joseph
]. Kobal il Conemaugha.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-18
DESEr ZANIMTVIH POY]ESTI
5. Eliza
M Magajna B 0 6 o mir

Ia IJupezen Je Ola pray GO
tovo njena prva, kajti tista "a
ljubljenost, XII jo je S par po-
ljubi izkazovala tovarisu Sc v
solskih letih, nj bila proti tel
mic. Natakarji so zapazili, kaj
Sc je zgodilo Z njo, in Sc j oeit-
no posmehovali. Toda ona Sc nj
menila zato. Radostni smeh nj
skoraj nikdar izginil z njenih
ustnic. Niti gostov nj vec So
vrazila. Vsakega je lepo po-
zdravila z nasmehom, XII je bill
kakor il sanj, in napitnina je
pricela narascati.
PREF je Eliza izrocala skoraj
yes denar materi, sedaj pa je
pricela skrivaj hraniti. Kup de-
setakov je bill v njeni mizici vsak
dan vecji. "Ako bo slo tako ma
pref, bonn v par letih prihranila
petnajst tisoc dinarjev," je IL
racunala. w dveh letih DO Ru-
dolf koncal studije in DO nasel
sluzbo v gledaliscu. Nekaj de-
maria je vendar treba prihrani-
ii, da bo vsaj "a zacetek. Nor
da pa bonn takrat nasla tudi JAZZ
sluzbo v pisarni in proved slabo
sc mama ne bo godilo."
Prosila ga Je "a sliko: "Kaj
hoces S sliko, sal Sc vidiva vsak
dan," je rekel on, toda ker je
le prosila, il je izrocil sliko, XII
je potem stala v njeni sobi VISA
obdana S cvetjem. Materi je po-
vedala vse in matt Sc nj hudova-
la. "Seveda, blizas Sc dvajsete-
mu letu. Kakega fanta ze moras
imeti," je rekla matt in Eliza jo
je radostno objela.
Neko noe jo je pregovoril, da
je odsla Z MIN v njegovo sobi-
co. Sobica je bila preprosta Sc
bolj kot njena in polna domac-
nosti. Vdala Sc mu je, kakor bi
bilo to samo po sebi umevno.
Zvecer pa je rekel Rudolf svo-
Jim tovarisem: "Vraga, kar
ustrasil sem sc. Nisem-vedel, da
je Sc nedolzna." Vsi so planili v
smeh in sc radovedno ozirali ma
Elzo, XII je razigrana prodajala
pecivo, slascice in cvetje.
Ma Silvestrovo 81 je Eliza vtak-
Mia umetno vzgojeno vrtnico v
lase, kajti to noe, ko so bill vsi
tako zelo veseli, je hotela biti
posebno lepa. Kuharica in nata-
kari so Sc j smejali, ona pa je
polna veselja stopila v kavarni-
Ski hrup. Rudolfa pa nj bio med
muzikanti. Kakor mimogrede je
dirigent pokazal z roko .proti od-
daljenemu kotu kavarne. Ozrla
Sc je in potem je kakor v ONO
tici pohitela tia in zastrmela
proti mizi, oh kateri je sedel Ru-
dolf prelepo mlado deklico.
Naslonila Sc je ma zid in strmela
sirokimi ocmi proti MENU. Po-
klical jo je z roko. 'saj je samo
njegova sestra," je pomislila hip
in hitela k mizi. Rudolf sc je
prijazno nasmehnil.
MAZDA, ali imas rajsi vrtni-
ce ali nagelje?" "Vrtnice imam
rajsi," je rekla Mazda. Rudolf je
zagrabil eel Sop vrtnic in jih po-
lozil v naroeje lepe deklice. Po-
tenn je stisnil Eli stotak ro-
ko.
"Bom menjala takoj," je "a
jecljala Eliza.
mi treba menjati! Shranite
zasew
Stotak je zdrcal z njene dla-
nj ma tia. Kot v omotici ga je
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-07
AROUND TOWN
81 tTE GUARD BAND

NT0"00T- u ne N'0'O GUITI 0IWV
ere asked ,.daE to meet at the
armorN Il, eight O'Clock Monday
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-07

Wounded Veteran Home
Darwin Cox. who lost part OF a
lex on Okinawa, was at the home
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-07
STUDENTS WIN HONOR

York. Mich.-Pupils in Moore
willie primary school room who were
on the honor roll for the last six
weeks were Eugene Dietrich, Mary
Randolph. Eugene Leverett, Nor
inc Schwartz, Bernice Kreager and
Bruce Smith. Pupils in Mooreville
grammar room who were on the
honor roll for the past six weeks
were Donna Berry. Gloria Condo,
Donald Dietrich, Donald Faust,
Elaine Pennington, Joseph Carr,
Robert Turner, Patricia Craig, Dav-
id Dietrich, Rex kanitz, Margaret
Carr. Harvey Jon Matheison, Ger
aid Smith, Duane Rruckner, Mar
iene Condo ma Randolph and Pa.
tricia Teachout.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-07
NelCS From York

Foss. an Atlantic Fleet destroyer
escort.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-07
Attend Weddino

Mr. and Mrs H. W Silman at
tended the wedding OF their grand
daughter. Miss Doris Jean Gilman.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Gilman. Clinton and William Har.
old Holbrook, Lansing, Saturday
evening. at s O'Clock in the Con
gregational Church. Clinton
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-07
Fur Trader

Fur Trader
Chicago, Dec. 6-AP-SlN years
ago when she was 10 years old Del.
phine Furtek started saving nick
els. Her objective was purchase Of
fur coat.
Under a load OF four sugar sacks
and two quart jars fun Of nickels.
she staggered into the Steel City
Bank yesterday. Bank clerks
counted 5000 nickels.
She had changed her mind about
getting a fur coat, used the nickels
for a $1,000 Victory Bond.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-07

Willis Community will hold a
watch night program and service in
which - young women will repre-
sent the - months OF the year.
This will he held at the Church on
Monday evening. Dec. 81. A lunch
will be served at a late hour. The
whole community may attend.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-07
Leus Broken

People in this ne!ghborhood are
sorry TO hear of serious injuries
to Doras LeGron, better known as
the bread man. He had an acct
dent near Monroe, Saturday. Both
legs were broken.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-07
Receives Promotion

Howard W. Dieterle. "a. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Erne1t DiCIkrle
York. has been promoted TO ma
chinist's mate, third class. U.S.N.R.
while serving aboard the T.SS
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-07

Of his uncle. David Cox. over sun
day, and returned TO Percy Jones
Hospital for an operation to re-
move the knee joint.
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Janet stiers Enters School

Miss Janet Stiers is a new 18th
grader in Mooreville School She
is staying at the Howard Wilkie
home.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-07
Willis News

Willis, Mich.-Monday evening
az the regular meeting OF the OF
hcial Board of the Willis NJ T..
Church in the Annex, repetition VI
Family Nights in a series OF six
Wednesday evenings. was discuss
ed. The roof OF the parsonage has
recently been insulated.
Seven members Of the board
were present.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-07

Vernon Hall left for Grand Rap
ids Monday 10 attend a session of
schooling pertaining TO his work
with the Bell Telephone Co.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-07

Happy Hustlers Serve supper
Tuesday evening instead OF the
usual meeting OF Boy Scouts,
chicken supp-r was enjoyed by the
County Council and their wives.
The supper was served by the
Happy Hustlers" Sunday School
class with Mrs. Eleanor Minnick rs
chairman. There were about So ia
attendance
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-07
View Pictures

Mooreyille P.T.A.. Friday evening
at the schoolhouse. viewed motion
pictures The school nurse was
present to show them. A lunch
was served.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-07

Dre1el Simon. Richard Crawford.
William Johnson. William Elapper
and Max Bunton are serNicemen
who are home. William Klapper
and Max Bunton are discharged.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-07
Reeelves pIseharae

Mrs Anna Petri Driggett Is re-
ioiCing over the return and dis
charge OF her husband. Harry
Driggett,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-07
Marriaqe Licenses

Robert H. Macdonald. -. and
Ruth NJ. Ali. 81, both of Ann Arbor
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-07

The date OF the Christmas pro,
gram for the Sunday School has
been set for the evening OF Dec. 81.