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Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
MayAdvance
ST. Charles IL
BY TOM HARPER

Tho Detroit Times learned to-
day that tho Catholic High School
Athletic League would ask s.
Charles 10 leave The second dlyl-
SION group in football competition
and become 4 member Of tho
first divsioon ast s.dc group ncxt
season
The leagues board Of director,
is attempting TO find a suitable
replacement for Catholic Central
which Monday informed The cir
cut that IL was dropping our Of
league competition for a 2-year
period TO play an independent
schedule
Although tho directors arc con-
Sidering several other schools for
CentralS position. II Is understood
that 50 Charles is the eleven eN-
poc'cd 20 get the nod
Under the guidance of coach
Jack Red Lancy The Dragons
have been one OF rs division S
strongest clcNens In five seasons
under Laffey they have won a
divisional championship finished
runncr-up thrice and third tho
other season
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
CiivHaS Seen
Last of Peaks

Buster Peaks who hopes 20
make his home IN California after
Feb ]. yesterday was deprived
Of all reason for wishing 10 con-
tinuc MS Michigan boxing career
For failure 10 make a better
showing IN MS bout with Charley
Hayes ar Arena Gardens Monday
night the animated punching bag
Wa, ilncd 800 suffered canCclla-
tor Of ms Michigan boxing license
and was advised by Boxing Com
missioner John j. Ho'tche 20 quit
the Ting on tho grounds that, at
-. be y TOO Old 20 i.aAl
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23

Highland Parks Board Of Edu-
cation will hold a special meeting
AT ; p. m. today 10 decide If High
land Park High will or will not
withdraw its athletic teams from
the Metropolitan LeaCde.
Dir. II. l.. Shibler, superintcnd-
ont Of schools. will present his
accommodations.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
New Record

Detroit Golf Club IN Class p
Detroit District Bowling AsSocia-
'lon pat up a new league mark
Of 1893 yesterday al State Fair
Recreation. Mrs John Hight had
5li and Mrs. ". r. Mckenzie
5l3 IN Class 4 Mrs r II Kocbel.
Lochmoor had 5o3 and Mrs. Yates
Smith. Country Ciuh 5Oi
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
Close Shave

StavinC off last hajf threat.
Lincoln High Of Van Dyke edged
out East Detroit 1888. last night.
I'd HInIz and Don JohnslOnc for
the winners and Allan Pollmau Of
East Detroit each scored 10.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23

quck-freczing bait colder than
tho bait would have been.
Experiments show fish fail 10
rcSuScitate when frozen in water
until an ice-bloCk was formed.
Scientists got good revival of fish
which had been frozen stiff in air
but not frozen Solidly Air-frozen
bait for winter fishing might be-
feasible, Cooper said but not as
satisfactory AS the bait pail
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
Props Win

I'D -GeHdeH- Davis -Whp
counted Is points Wayne High
School defeated Melvlndale last
nLchi A4-ll-
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
Hit GlIn Registry Biii
BY Don GILLIES

We have just finished examining
the new firearms bin recently in
troduCcd in Congress measure
which would require all citizens
Of the l.. s. 10 register their guns,
The bill was introduced by Sen
ator A " Hawkes. Of New Jersey
and has been referred 10 the Sen
ate judiciary committee whore
l5.00O,OOO SportSmcn hope IL dies
Should the bill pass every per-
son possessing a firearm Of any
description would be- required 10
register n with the nearest office
Of Tho Federal Bureau Of invcSti-
CATION The FBl would be com
PEELED 10 keep = record Of all
firearms including the name and
address Of the owner serial num-
bFf etc.
The Roscyillc Sportsmcn's Club
staged a fox hunt last Sunday IN
northwest NaComb County. killing
seven fox Five others were seen.
Another hunt is planned for sun
day. Feb 3 Members reported
seeing SIX rabbits. and five
phoaSanfs which prove fox are
more plentiful than phcaSantS.
Blocks Of frozen live bait,
which. when thaWcd out. would
become lively minnOwS proved a
dud In a rest conducted by Biol
ogiSt Gerald p Cooper Of the
state conservation department :
institute for fisheries AT Ann
Arbor The test knocked a COM
mcrcial bait dealers idea for
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23

Recently In the national sim
giles eliminations, just before he
took the alleys aS a tinaliSt in
another one of his iour-game
matched. he remarked: We'll,
my average dropped little this
afternoon -- it'S 209.5Slj for
S5lt games.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
Tao Winners

Bert Ruby and Loui, Klein were
vctors last night IN the AuStral-
ian Tag wrestling match over the
Masked Marvel and Stanley Bu-
rcSh Al FairvioW Gardens. Dale
Haddock defeated Frank ClemonS
Frank Manalcl drew with Bill
Wayne.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
A. 3. c. ESTABLISHMENTS

\, P, AUDITORIUM IS q a,ttSs t4ss''T 70 avs .'t,,,
0ntn Alleys ToOAN Urtii 80 p NJ After ~.
AL oAY oE SATURDAYS ANO SUNDAYS.
LUCKY STRIKE ~. 1at StyD sEAsO S'yss y 5,t,s =.
0psr Alleys To-Day Neon urui pH snd After
li. AL DAY on SATURDAYS ana SUNDAYS.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23

His schedule II 80 arranged to
allow his appearance AZ various
national meets during the sea-
kon. He has passed along his
bowling proweSN 10 thousands of
men in his travels and j. re-
garded hN many authorities a.
the CountrN'> best bowler.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23

NEW Y0EE-harys Efcsrye ldd.- MeN-
.re Cfy cu'yo.niec Creo Srsns. 1871 Brsw.
les col 10 Marie Berger l4s SeS
r.---rst r--f-1'r1 Tif7-- ss~st-s -. Noun.
vernon e. Y
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23

PALACE REC. ss7i A,I.s, ssAI.GS nibou - po,, %s'
op.e Bo~una TODAY Untr s 80 p ~. After ~. j
Frss PsrtNs. Restaurant. Cocktail loVues
PALM BEACH s,sissots .fsiS stF'8' W stAa i's7,s
npsr AIisy, TO-DAY urth p n and After ~.
Fr', lr'tructor ~ Al o'''or "''sdas'. Is.
PALMER PARK MI s; Gttt4s 1y ~oHosAso 20 sssi9
oSfs %n.,, TO-DAY San " uoil p. " .nd
Ar,r so All nay SATURDAY ard SUNDAY
Pillar RE .2, .as% StscttYAt AytY sH s,5i q,
ir,ers,,,or SS,o S's.ss,s =, Corou Powers, IS PM
op,r Bo~lins AL DAY Saturday ard sundaS,.
PLAYDIUR 20 ' sgseEasIsto gs SarS4q stlt9s ~ IS
Open Daily Until 4 A. M.
RAINBOW 'i,' Il sss10' s!ss AVE i' 1.rtxs rfsSOs
Sat ioe oPES ALLEYS SAL AND sun
REDFORO REC i5's % 2lSf4s Ss1so awe e ass s.ss
p " Att DAY SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS.
prn NIL WOODWARD. AT THt. BLVD
oS;s nsU W.! m.SI 7ousy A'S5S uo f.'il'
All osy II to A. All Oas sat a sur
RIVIERA REC. ~ % GRAND sIyts AyE ,Ts
AFrte ~ AL DAY SAT, SUN MI p. ~.
pnvu $500 HANisTiQuE. Near & wauso
hU IAl . ALLEYs NJ s777
tNTER RlCH INDIVIDUAL CLASSIC wow
FIRST PRIZE OF 5000 IS GUARANTEED
STATE FAIR A. 'ST Stat, fs5 craSSd, q isS.,
SEE THIS GREAT SNOWFLAKE or WoRl o II
oPE. BOWLING DAILY AT All TlMEsl
TOWER REC. scsoolcsHfq '5ei' SHq"'"fi 10 At i,so
HOME OF THE WEST SIDE CLASSIC,
opso 5o~lrna TODAY Until $50 IN After a..
TWENTY GRAND q ,i's sLteYs q '" " TAssSs i.s!os
OpsH Alleys TODAY Until n ard After ~
p ~ ALL DAY SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
UInTnpy .7u rWEITrH. a. DELAWARE
IGIUnl % AIlgYs rR 2.sSo7
oPES BOWLING HERE AT AL riaTS'
IUST TELEPHONE FoR RESERVATIONS
.vncur DIR CApiCUE AND EVANSTON
FU1Ut htG, o. tAEts NJ $40,
Entertainment Here Nightly!
WHITTIER az .StfITs sasT 'tff5FsOs ~ ass S.t,
oota so~has TO-DAY rn s Ard Aii,r ~
Att DAY on SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
WuRN'S SINCE 1888 "29 ~ aFAI,o' s,y!
OPEN BOWLING rtRC TODAY Usrtl S. PN
Cocttaii Lou1se olca7 Music Erteiie0t FOOD
NV : 7.MttE ROAD AND WYOMING
WI t6 ALLEYS w l-Tlj3
Opto BouUne Osiiy DO a n 70 30 After 10
SATURDAY ard sunday % Neon Unti Closins
), NON.B. P. A. MEMBERS
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23

ALCONA REC. % 'si' stLtYs SlsH'dAS a AEt ,,4r
oPth BOWLING TO-DAY UNTIL " AND
AfrtR a.. AL DAY SAT AND sun Bar.
IpcyIr DIR ioisi sORTHLAws At
esioy T' optS soStiss NSO stse ns sATUsoSY ~ 5S'1
AND SUNDAY 10 A UNTIL CLOSING.
AMBASSADOR rtsKtIl ls1t Sf'At''s si s's5 s's57o
oUsr sc-t7s TODAY U0il ard After
10 AT DAY SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS.
prInnu per " vtRsoR. 4" wArtRsAs
Ss9N HSOG" sowuISe T tooAT ty 400 A UN1ic 1,IIio
$50 p n AND FROM 90 80 70 MioslGHT.
rInIlIn 72 tAsr CONGRESS
$50. DOUBTS sGEI sA1uRoAN. SUNDAY.
500 rlFsr PLACE PRIZE GUARANTEED
cISINn z0 WOODWARD. /" Itses5
Open Bowling at All Times!
CHENE. .TRONBLY $3.50 2. fs.sE s..,,. t.... r. s'''
ENTRY BLANKS NOW AVAILABLE FoR
S5O.HAsolCAP ToURNEN tsrER NOW
CREST LANES {Vtt[fJ9S :! sttsys CD 20 c'yEs s!,,
HOME or THE MICHIGAN MAJOR CLASSIC.
VISIT oUR STAGE Bar. COCKTAIL LOUNGE.
DETROIT RECREATION satts1 SastSs''t G. - $3.50
IS ALLEYS OPEN BOWLING 10 100 P. ~
AND AFTtR 500 = n
nrNPY ISIS wHlrrts At KAY go.
UCNOI o. ALLEVS Az 6ts
Opfr Bo~tius TODAY Until " ana After
% ? Nom' o. The famou' ba's't-o'. .Chiskso.
cIprlrIn A77 CEEsE % ALLEYS
UHnl lLLU Nv 9itb Oi q74O
BowL' DINE, DANCE HERE DAILY
open Alleys TODAY unu ?. " ard After %.
uLpprp pec zils HAsptH AVE. MAR
oper Bo~lirq Today Until p After %.
% ALLEYS VISIT Our Beautiful Coestsn Lounge.
IMPERIAL REC, ststtaS q sttaSs "O'OSS va slGs siss
0nsn Bo~lins TODAY Until . AL DAY
SATURDAY SUNDAY ERCttLENT FooD
nc. rLpIu 20 ALLEYS 10 s.t4O0
lUU OADIH is05O WOODWARD avg.
Oos0 Bg~hNt TODAY Unih p. ~ Alter CO.
BUY YOUR NV. BOWLING BAG HCRTl
LOVES REC. e g s[,!isS soTL,sS 44!ss{Ys
Completely ModsrnRed Coektau lounos
l7q2S Esst Jefferson. a. EasIla~n nU s7i2.
MT. FLINT RE i'elo NJ tttior1
0pta ALLEY, TODAY Urtl 20 p ". Aftsr o.
Visit our Cocktail louHGe. W Beautiful Lanes
M yupln plr NATIONAL. AT CD. RIVER
Ul MT IU nEU, Fres Psrkino TE 2.s6S6
HOME OF GREATER DETROIT AtL.STAR
VI Alleys. 0nsn eoulins AL DAY sat. sun
A. 3. c. ESTABLISHMENT
Kodiak mirror., 1946-02-16

retary, 10 take over Ickes' duties pentIne a permanent appoint ment
 Icke aid in his letter of his tesumonv Ih opposition to the naminat ou of Pauley: I cannot accept the theory I should have told he Senate Naval Af- fairs committee anything less thau the 'frAth. l have no apolo gles for having d ne so although 1 did regret the unhaooy person. al position in which Iinvoluutar- fly found myself.
 Ickes told the committee that Paulev had advanced the raw est proposition ever made me" Il by suggesting a $300,00O could be raised for campaign contribu- tions by California oil men if the government would drop It's suit l to establish federal title to oil
Kodiak mirror., 1946-02-16
lckes Resigns
 Over racTty'

Washington (.P) - Secretary of the Interior Harold Ickes le- signed his position and challeng- ed the right of President Trumsn to pass judgment on his vera city" in a 200o-woEd letter to the President.
 The resignation of the "old Curmudgeon" who took office under Roosevelt in 1883 grew out of lckes' opposition to the nomination of Edward Pauley to be under-secretary of the Navy. Ickes asked to be relieved March 3l but President Truman made the resignation effective Feb. 15
 The President designated Os- car Chapman, Coloradoan, who served 13 years as assistant sec
Kodiak mirror., 1946-02-16
know White and 7
 owarfs Returning

'.Snow White and the Seven ,varfa" Walt Djsney's peren- ,al favorite and the first picture , achieve the film classics Halt Fame, is being brought back v the Orpheum theatre for lowing Sunday and Mondag.
 Filmed in .Disney's magic echnlcoIor, the film IS a happy lend of fantasy, music aud [o V, with special emphasis on |umor as supplied by the 7 low |ble dwarfs. Dopey's antics, es- |ee;ally, are still talked about |berever the films enthusiasts |Rther.
 The beauty of the picture, the |elody of its many songs, and be good-natured humor will bee again bring pleasure to hose who have seen 1t, and new |easure to those who missed it Feyiously.
 In connection with the show be of "Snow White and the Sew
 D Dwarf " on Sun. and Mon , Ie Orpheum announced new |.hedule of weekly showlDgs Iereafter there will be a new
 etnre opening every Sunday,
 neSday, Wednesday and Fri |y, with the Tuesday program
 inning night only.
 | For the Snow White picture
 e Mission children are being in-
 ted as guests of the theatre.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-02-16

bearing tidewater lands.
 This Pauley denied, saying Ickes was mistaken. President Truman, too, told a press confer- ence that Ickes could be wrong. This provided the springboard for lckes' resignation. He is 7l years old
 Washington (P)- I think in- sofa as Alaska Is concerned the departure of Secretary lckes IS probably a blessing" Delegate Bartlett commented. "I think it is true Ickes was very much des- pised by people in Alaska and his policies ln regard to Alaska were not held in very high es- teem."
Kodiak mirror., 1946-02-16
Tsh Price
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 said. With maximum penal Is imposed and with fsherh en |d canners joining in taking re of the problem of policing, |r. Robinson said the limited |Dds of the Fish < Wildlife Ser De could then go to restocking |sd loss streams.
 l If the fishermen fish legally l D wipe out all past illegal Retices they will automatically |prt catches on a long-range pservation basis, and because this limitation must have a
 ter prlce for their product, said.
 It Is on thIs basis, he conclud-
 that representations of the 3ited Fishermen for higher Oes will be based ill the com-
 negotiations.
 |At the Chamber meeting arles Madsen chairman of
 Kodiak Community Center ! |hd drive, said local business lses have come through with Der ous contributions of over poo, and that a final report, luding homes, should show
 goal of $5000 attained.
 Pr A. Holmes Johnson report that a home and garden beau catlon contest is being plan
 with prizes for the best bt yard and for the one show
 most improvement. Details the contest are to be worked William II. Olsen, new local brney, was guest at the meet
 which was presided over by IA. Torgerson. in the absence
 President Lee Bettinger.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-02-16
Fairbanks = Four Norseman
PAeE g

Fairbanks = Four Norseman UC-64A general purpose trans port planes located at Elmendorf Field, Anchorage, are offered for sale by the War Assets Corpora tion, Aircraft and Airports, Box 1889, Fairbanks, at $7000 each. Details may be obtained from the above address.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-02-16

Mr. aud Mrs. Vincent Root, Mir. ard Mrs. Frank Erbes and child, ol Kodiak, and MT. and Mrs. Tender Toms, of OuzInkie, who left here on the Alaska, all obtained passage at Seward to continue on that vessel to Seattle, where it took many of the survivors of the Yukon wreck.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-02-16

By authorization of the city nncil the delinquent tax roll of |e City of Kodiak will be pub
 he'd as provided by ordinance
 about a week.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-02-16

A marriage license has been is- sued to Ellis Glaskill and Hilda Goettsche, both of the base.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-02-16

Mirror classifieds Pay
Evening star., 1946-05-03
HELP MEN & WOMEN.

ASSISTANT HOUsEKEEPER, experienced
Apply housekeeper. CARLTON HOTEL. 18th
COOK eea ( "a AND H1" HousEMAN, experienced;
references required: excellent living con-
ditions, good salary; 8 adults. WI. 5o93
COUPLE-Middle-a man and wife, as
cook and houseman: must be experienced;
living quarters in attractive upstairs apt.
FARMING COUPLE wanted for 70-acre
farm, Virginia: industrious, earnest, with
full ldl,. knowledge Of chicken farm, turkey,
6R MAN soE or ssh once. s'sy ypns
BoRo ed sef Co. e s76s
MAN. experiepced. SsSo with knowledge of f Grid
ss ss .ss ana %akP 1880 AsR, sa II Ps5i
ansls MAR Oh f. WOMAN hair styist. experienced
MtsfCiAN, novachord player. Appl,
manager. S39 Bladensburf I'd, ne. 4
at fHs sast Months
ton: once manaser. bookkeepers; payroll
he1D hd stenGsTapheEs foIGan IS cts H. MARTE
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GRAMS inyalid mother and perform general
man in maintenance Of house and grounds;
country ee99upls who desire nice h@ome hen in
mo vh and seo
SODA FOUNTAIN HELP. white: hours.
meals, uniforms furnished; 3 or nights
week; more hours If desired. Apply
MANOR PARK PHARMACY. 1924 3rd
st NV GE ALA. 5
STENOGRAPHER, law ofice. permanent
Law student pref State exper. and salary
expected. Box Bob. Star. -
TAILOR, or team of man and wife, wanted
for established dry cleaning store. Excel
lent money making opportunity. Call WI.
439a. -
TYPIsT- CLERK. receive reporters dicta-
TRAFFIC IRA CHIEF, $40 Evening sh Star
WOMAN FOR DAIRY sALEsROoM. man
for dairy plant help. man for part-time
janitor WORK. Inquire dairy department.
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND, College
YOUNG COUPLE, colored. g.hw, cook and
yard work for prominent dr.,s family;
S175 to S225; live in; fond Of children.
WI 1904. D
Evening star., 1946-05-03
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE.
Four Lines (Minimum).
SPECIAL NOTICES.

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saSsf sa N sHvs III sfq1
Box 4sS.c;. Star" OF ri phone lone cH. i7o4 and
TaE FIRM q shuman, Nails & Co.. gen: .
st. nw in y the nstrie, q Goumbiad
James W. Nails: announces the dissolution
Of such seneral partnership effective the
Sss &c e 11ssss As a H saS ne s. AfE TN;
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ASK JOHN DIGourrRuTH BELL anything
1se' "gnveilyin1e; the qniveerse' tmreepo.
Co. Of Washington City take notice that
said company for the election Of trustees
ness that may be properly breuEht before
ha stS June J. 1s4s bssSsen p b. c Soa
FtoYD Z. DAVIS. President; AsHIAN F.
AWkhIALS VIII NST SisffSeri 81 RESPONSIBLE for ora any
ssss s'?sissie B any s5s Shfr esS
81 SS5aL ESTATE OPERATORS: .a .ttsnslen,
correspondence. pub. rel. bkkg. clerical,
ETC.: will work evenings and week ends in
exchange for assistance in finding house
CONTACT LESsEs-The latest achieve
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In place OF regular glasses The most
beautiful pair Of glasses never enhanced
any ones appearance. Contact lenses are
now worn by stage, screen and concert
stars, athletes, businessmen and others,
who disdain glasses. but must wear some
corrective optical device. Call for con-
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts contracted by any one other than
myself. GEORGE B. EDGE ).
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the CLENDENING AGENCY, INC, handle
your employment and personnel problems.
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HELP MEN.

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81 81 to to 81 altssnstins shifts: V tain: PEI:
monh VITA perodc inter-
views p am; to 5 pm Room ls4, Ma
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e. Pool opens May rs. Apply to Mr..
AkCHIfEGrtRHL stS isc tfaS fpsRFAFTsMAN. 500 per
week, to work with well-known firm in
sT saRs Rerk essen stY soa nss n s4
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experience and ability to assist manager
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Evening star., 1946-05-03

Park I'd. NV.
''%ss Ss.n.s 5s's; oIo.sa s ss"i se yt sna
Rudolf Bersmann, q: Nsthsrlanndds r. East
New Hampshirs ana sSe nT So'ne 49, ''"
T;iSsI TI;sissiidss5; s5r,ss5 Il ~ Silver sDrins ave-
go. both Of 151 Adams st. NV,
Henry Seserstrom, 20, 222 upshur St
HoHsTd H, & Cooks. "a. 1s4s 1st st. NV. and
Frederick Hess. 81. and Evelyn SILVER, 20,
both Of Baltimore.
Frank sa, EWsrsy WssSnsian 81 g aat & ne. and
James n conyers. jP e. e. @ 1o Morton to nx st
nv. and Martha Jackson. 20. 14l5
Beptram % ~ staiey. alley; 81, sprinsneld. Pa. and
Norman Edwards. 21, walter Reed Hos
pital, and Helene Narsaniek. as. 1929
and jacausiine Kempton. II. 71s Ii
Charles $ whitley. ,r.. 25, 1929 NJ st. NV.
Philip Hollywood, 20. and Doris MCDANIEL,
clcrd as iSss ssrnes Msrdsn s fs p nv Vermont ave
NV. and Martha Proud. 20, Anacostia
Naval Receiving Station.
Fl Hs1s stssSR n H. s 5l5 B's %sr 1ss REED saa aP
FofreSt Hoyt. 30, TI46 18TH St NV, ana
Frances Dorm. 30. S316 Carey lane,
Anthony crisafulli, 2e, Cocoa. Fla, and
John Ruth bSlssK Gasechs IS ssae Ames st. nnd ns
Marie Msslloy; is, 36os / 1lth St; NV;
brasks and Massachusetts, aves. NV,
and Pauline Ragnes, %, S25 9th st.
NV.
Charles Mcclung, Al, Baltimore. and Gay
Hamill, 80, PA Massachusetts, ave. ne
Melvin Calhoun, 90. 1900 A ST. Sc. and
Sadie Brown, 20, Tallodego. Ala
Donald Houck,, 81, Ft Belvoir, Va. and
Jane pziczek, 20, 1900 Clifton st. NV
ucRnlsRy RRSTG.hy ysHiS WilSen ~ sog st. NV
Robert Sullivan, 2I. 3s6 35th st. ne and
Margaret Camelot., 10, 222 st. ne.
Charles Grim, FL 1887 Duke St.. Alex
andria, Va, and Pauline Clark, 90, I16
North Carolina ave- Sc
Franklyn Malone, 21, 1913 Rhode Island
ave. NV and Annie salter, 10. 1011 v
oe9Sse Roberts. p; and Viola Malsndrokis,
and Lannie Young, SO. 14O7 10th g.
Leg saFy vsls g. as sors sss cy St 1oSa and
Thomas Mcintosh, "a, Falco. Ala, and
Martha Tichnell, IS. 100 c st, Sc
James Crowley. "a. sos 10th st. Sc, and
seat salth peasant. FaslsT M ,s e6sa Buchanan St,
William Weisner. 80. Salisbury, N. c., and
Lucille L G Walter. p, 1903 Biltmore St
Evening star., 1946-05-03

IntSt are but lew Of The SPECIALISTS
needed in the postwar Regular Army. II
you held an Army military occupational
specially lMoS) then here's good news.
The War Department has Just announced
that men who were honorably DISCHARGED
from the Army on or after May l2, 1915,
may now enlist in the Regular Army in
their qualified specialties. You. will re-
of time that you held your MOS You
must act before June 80, 1916, II you
wish to take advantage Of this oppor:.
experience In q skilled trade which viii
prepare you for a future career. It
the finest in food, clothing education
and travel You will be given the COM
plete details without any OBLIGATION at
the q. s. Army Recruiting Station.
dO2 10th ct n w
Evening star., 1946-05-03
1900 at Boiling Field
Join Food Soyino Drive

The 1900 officers and men at
Boiling Field are taking part in the
national food saving campaign by
having the bread quota cut to one
slice a day for each man, reducing
consumption OF pastries by one
third, having several meatless days
week and using substitutes
wherever possible for ingredients in
short supply throughout the world
Brig. Gen. Burton M. Hovey, field
commander, said today.
He announced he has notified
personnel ito be vigilant in seeing
that no food Is wasted" that espe-
cially careful estimates of food re-
quirements be made, and that cooks
see that all supplies are prepared
and served in a way to assure 100
per cent use of nutrients.