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Detroit evening times., 1946-01-01
State Probes
Flint Explosion
(See Pictorial Reyiewl

FLINT. Dec. "a gas OK
ploSion which demolished the
Shamrock ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sta
ton at Grand Blanc and Fenton
roads, killing two and injuring
fo4FT-teday- under -jnveStiga-
tion by the state fire marshal 5
office.
Mrs. Florence Summers. o3.
who operated the restaurant and
occupied a basement apartment,
was killed. Her niece, Josephine
Gerow. 16, of 1126i2 Park died in
Hurley Hospital yesterday.
Mrs. Summers husband, Horace,
40; Mrs Gertrude Gerow, 46,
mother of the dead girl, and
Patricia Summers. IA, daughter of
the restaurant operator, are all in
Hurley Hospital.
O. c. Porter, operator OF the
service station. was knocked un-
conscious by flying debris but was
released from the hospital after
first aid.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-01

0-Csn. n fraction OF a month
0 (half month or more) he
counted a. a full month in cal
culating discharge points under
the army aud navy demobiliLa-
tion plans {. Is. X.
A-Under the army point
score plan. l6 days or more OF
a month can be counted as
iull month. less than l6 days
are not counted Under the
navy plan. no traction of "A
month is counted, only iull
months Of service. Months do
not mean calendar months, they
mean total elapsed time of the
mans actual active honorable
service and elapsed time OF
overseas service.
Q-My husband il az a re-
training command serving "A
sentence of FIVE months Tor
missing his ship and being
seven days \. q. l.. because of
my illness. lie was originally
sentenced 10 II months con-
finement, hat his case was re-
viewed and his sentence re-
duced. lie was told that he
would he restored To honorable
duty after his term expires. We
have four children and I would
like To know II he can he dis
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-01
Specially:

DETROIT is the first city in
IL land when il comes TO the
Tom and Jerry. No city takes
so universally 10 the flowing
bowl.
The holiday drink gets its
name from the biographical
book. Life in London, published
there in 1921.
II was an instant hit, told the
story of the amiable travels of
two actual characters named
Tom and Jerry through the big
city, and included recipe for
the drink they invented.
So AL London began drinking
Toms and Jerry's favorite
Christmas beverage.
And London's still at IT,
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-01
BY JAMES W. sTowus

A sixth grade student at Bsrstow
School, Duke plays the. trumpet and is
sIving part OF his newspaper route prof
its for college education. In c 8 h t
months as carrier IN L. Fort, +.
Lafayette and Orleans, he has boosted his
number OF customers from 30 TO 40 and
won several Times awards for outstanding
sales achievements, including four-dly
all-sxpense paid educational trip TO Chi
cago.
Dukes, u, lives at 1905 F. Larned and
is member Of Second Baptist Church.
Has hobby is skating while his favorite
school subject IS art.
His parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Tbomas
Dukes, automatically recommend news
paper carrying as the ideal iftsr-sehool
occupation to MI boys idle hours with a
eonWrueuve. profitable and educational
activity.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-01
BOOKS QUESTIONABLE

The survey will stress the "open
book methods used by legitimate
organizations. gathering contribu-
tions for foreign relief, compared
to the large overhead and ques-
tionable bookkeeping practices en-
gagged in by certain Communist
front groups
The broadened study by the
committee Stemmed from its
probe of an anti-Catholic rally
held in Madison Square Garden
under the auspices of a COM
munist front organization.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-01
-oETRoiFa~A6TiMES
BIRTHS

GIRLS
Marssre3 I.s I0HStsr H5ontn ssRSy AS Ssf M fosd
Mary Carter 1868 L street
NiuiH Coiocari. 1854 Russell.
Jacquelne Hermes, l27Oo Lincoln Highland
Ias Ysrshaw. 427o Grand.
wfrtttrrr cousins t1tf5 2 tN5sfrourrr-
arlene Osor $500 Harding.
Msrgsret GrozensN 1905 Elkhat
Aileen Honinger, 1880 ward
Doris Doris Downey' CO.'S Giynn court
Geuevieye NaStle. 3427 Sargent
Florence McEachen, 1865 Carson
Lillian Carwan, 1853 Mckinstly
Alice LaFlamme. lO726 f. Outer Dust
Jane EngtlhaTd, 9Ae6 LakepOinte
Pauline Sakodliensh, 1925 Barlow.
Mary Hairopoules, So52 Southneld
Lois Colette. 1044 w. Lewiston. Ferndale.
Mary smith, 32230 Bridge Garden CITY.
Mary Clare, 12727 81. Mary's.
Ruth Woehrle, 3257 ". outer Drive.
Lillian stokes. is026 Strathmoor
Annabclie Collins. 23l25 Grove. Rose'ille.
Elizabeth Dunnelly. $50 Sunset. Plymouth.
annie Roscoe. lse5o Mark Twain.
Helen Klym, s2az Penrod.
Joyce Baldwin. 3oso5 Eight Mile road Farm
ington.
Helen Dymkowsh z4as Forrcr,
Dorothy -ElaFedrA53- Andersen Hazel -PaFk--
Helen Nowak. 43l6 Hamilton.
Anne Koysch 6246 Appoine Dearborn
Margaret Bauer. e3s W. Forest
HiIdegard seller. 15A39 Cheyenne.
Estelle Ehred. 64ss Vaughan.
BOYS
Irene szewc1yk. 69ii MERCER
Elmyra Hearns, 2524 Butternut.
Nellie Cornwall l2l23 Ward.
Mildred Terry 2022 24th.
Beatrice Nayysc, sos Woodmere
lila Whitteaker. l446 24th,
Georgia Hisey. 7007 South
Charlotte Smith, 20045 ChAreSt
AnneicSe Voigt 1o56l Lanars
Fannie Oliver, SIG E Palmer.
Louise Brown. 4762 Second Blvd.
sadie wolberg. 3252 Pasadena.
Diana H. Snyder S2l0 Decatur.
Carolyn Tino. 430 Deyllian, Royal OAK
Mary Martin, 1125s wayne. Plymouth.
Phyllis BizauSkaS. ass s. Fort
Betty Baieonf. sT29 v. Vernon.
vita BonventTe 81 VintOn.
Bertha Brady Sl3s Woodavn.
Carolyn Cuffrey. 1881 sunset.
Noel Caponi 465l Mt. Elliott
Agnes Heneka, 9A67 Greensboro.
Amelia Cutie, 1891 Hampton, Crosse Points.
virginia SiAntz, .3265 Military.
Fila Varbow. 1851 Bitmore.
Blanche williams Worthwhile
Betty Clark l9411 Wakendon, Redford.
Helen Lutz. 23736 buckingham.
Violet Schauer. 1927 Heyden
Barbara Butter 4 a5i2 -Psttiiurst- Plymouth
Anne Jaworsk 7746 Calhoun. Dearborn.
Nathalie Deron 6721 Greenfield.
Grace whitman 1859 RosemOnt.
Fay Crook, 1142 Grandwew, Mt. Clemens.
Mary Carlton 1896 Burgess.
June Williams, l22oJ Littleheld
Albertha DARN. 3l55 John Ink road, Wayne.
Louise ROssman, 1868 WeStwood
Catherine Rinold 65S shasta. Ferndale
catherine Davis 2251 Princeton Berkley.
krietna Kuhn. es4 oxford Be,kies-.
Laura White 3OSTb W. Zen Mile Aoau' feAui
chsfis scstes. 1928 Asbury Park
Catherine Horne 1886 Mark Twain
Rose symanns, s6o6 Beatrice. Garden City.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-01
GIN, Clio Await
Boards Report
By JACK CRELLIN
Detroit Times Labor Editor

General Motors and UAW-ClO
officials will await the report of
President Trumans fact finding
committee before reSuming strike
peace negotiations in earnest, ii
was expected today.
Neither side would confirm per-
SiStent rumors that the nego-
tiatorS would meet again in
Detroit Wednesday. Observers
believe that any such meeting
would shun the major issues,
leaving them for discussion after
the Washington committee report
is made.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-01
Reconnaissance Plane
Faster Than Bomber

FARMINGDALE. y. Y. Dec
81 IAPl-A new reconnaissance
plane, designed TO SurpasS the
largest bombers of the war in
speed and range. has been dis
closed by Republic Aviation Corp.
KDown as the XF-12, the new
plane is designed for three camera
stations and fully equipped
dark room, so cameras may be
loaded and pictures developed in
flight. It will be able 10 carry
complete radio. radar. flash bombs
and protective arnor.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-01
Red Shift
OF Funds
PrOEbedf
BY DAVID SENTNER
Detroit Timrs Washington Bureau

WASHINGTON, Dec. 31-The
reported use of vast sums col
lected from a gullible American
public by Red front groups, pur-
portedly for refugee relief to
finance the Communist anti
Catholic propagand a drive
throughout South America, was
under investigation today.
The result of the investigation
will be revealed in an official re-
port TO Congress when the latter
body convenes Jan. Ia by the
House committee IN un-American
activities.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-01

COMEWHERE in Detroit IS a
~ CT who has lost his Silver
Star ribbon with two clusters.
It's safe in the custody OF the
Bellefontaine tO0 police depart
ment.
The CT may have same i he
will communicate with PATROL
man Charley Titus at Belle
fontafne.
The Detroiter and some hum
dred other holiday home-bound
soldiers were stranded in Belle
fontaine the other day.
They decided 10 continue their
trip via taxis and private cars,
anything they could get.
Patrolman Titus offered his.
When he got IL back he found
the ribbons.
Being a vet himself. he figures
the soldier will want his decora-
tionS.
The w h o Q department Is
alerted on the proposition, GI.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-01
REPORT PROMISED

The committee concluded its
hearings in the labor department
Saturday, one day after the GM
representatives withdrew over the
ability to pay issue.
Lloyd Garrison. chairman Of
the committee, said that the re-
port TO President Truman would
be made "as near to next Thurs
day as humanity possible The
President had asked for a report
by Thursday.
GM officials issued a denial of
rumors that another wage in
crease offer would he made to the
striking unionistS.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-01
Brain Game Answers

Questions on editorial Page.l
1-Powhatan.
Frank Parker of Los An
geles.
3-(a) False. An almoner Is
dispenser Of aims. tb) True.
4-Maj. Andre.
5-"Going My Way
6-tb1 is correct.
THE Chinese ambassador 10
the Emitted States.
S-BecauSe there is no friction
in empty space The air re-
wolves with the planet.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-01
charged on the grounds of de-

charged on the grounds of de-
pendency? Mrs. ID. X. \.
A-The navy department
says that a man who is the
father of three children and
who is confined under a court
martial sentence, may apply 20
the bureau of naval personnel,
through his commanding Of
iicer. for a dependency (hard-
ship discharge even though his
sentence or probationary period
is not completed. The approval
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-01
Still House Hunting:
THE Neterans' Admlnistratit

uHE veterans AunllnlstThtiou'
Il They are dickering with
the Union Guardian Building,
may switch from the Storm
feltz-Loveley spot on the boule-
ward.
Nothing will be decided until
the middle of the month. But
they'll move someplace down
town with a hundred or so en-
ployes.
A big job the administration
has ahead OF IL.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-01

IIMMY PITT, his mother, Mrs.
u Lucille Packo, reports, IS out
in Hollywood writing lyrics.
Hes a NorthWestern II ] 3 n
School boy.
And from there the HerbSt
boys and got into long remi-
niScences about Eastern High
and Miss Irene Duffy. a grand
woman who taught us English,
and the late Harriet Coyle Nice
way TO spend a holiday.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-01
S Burned TO Death

PETERSBURG. Va, Dec. 81
OUP) AT least five Negroes were
burned 10 death and two others
were critically injured when a
$4,000 fire destroyed four stores
and the apartments above them
Yesterday.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-01

q I = u ~ = n I
over dogs
The HcrbSt
boys backed
me up IN my
dislike OF Do
bernlanS and
elbows.
l. q n SAYS
we lust don't
know dogs II
we ign ore
DuhernanS
r hen he
broke down
and admitted
he owns four
English set
terS at the
moment.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-01

GAYLORD LATER never Rst'
" in an orchestra When he
sntsrtains in his Indian Vii
ioge home.
He plays fine tenor sdT
and recruits his friends for
other spots.
Some for Ed Mdeouley.
They're both good at It. Nice
hobby.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-01
Report:

COME telephone calls from
~ inquisltive passengers who
ride the Second boulevard bus.
What il all the digging and
cement pouring going on back
of Sears, between Second and
Third?
It's the Canada Dry Bot
tling plant, a 100000 job To
service this part Of the state.
And a Big Bear market is
going up on that undeveloped
land out there. too.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-01
DEATHS

Frauk : KuzncI. 79I1 Tsitiew. SI
Bessie Peau Carr. 5Ib5 HusooIo. 90.
james Miller. as25 Rnard, o..
Henry Hogan. 1889 Congress. AZ.
Robert Mobley. or Illinois 90.
Betty Banks 2636 W. Forest. sS.
TTaZg1 tEcEsuu- 1917 r10petir- ys.
Robert HoIlander. 1904 L, jefferson 80
Jennie Bun 544O Tillman. 40.
Robert Jesse, s27S Epworth. 7E
inez Herbert Ss46 National. 6S.
John II Williams POS ". Forest So
Isabella Mouice 1913 Blackstone So
Issdole Klein. 2ao3 ElmhurSt, So.
Cary Chesney. anh3 Liuoridge.
Elizabeth Casey. 1924 Hplcomb rs
Rita Prentice. l6s24 wildemerc. 50.
Fred H. Blsckwood. 1879 Gnchnst 50.
EDWARD a. taitucr sfzu p irftrrSuu. 90.
Julia Thurocr. Whittier. AptSu 81.
Margaret Burton Wells. 1855 sherbourne
Drive, 81
Leander j. Magel 44l7 second 15,
htitiis raEr7 est Brauy- -.
Frances oconnell Hopper, l5os3 Holnur.
20
Clara Klein KIien. Al - TWenyy-HfHtH
Eugene Barber. e42 Dubois months.
Esaw kinnard, 524l TIeniynfth, D,
REID Stroller. 7l5 Madison. ~
Mathew walker. Hb3o Greeley. ANs
Francis N. Cargiii, l7947 Harmon Melvin
James Patrick Mofisit. 1923 wall Windsor,
So
Charles p. Hunt. 1878 Bolton. IS.
Frank Mycek 3Al9 Military 50
Luid Magnotu. 1920 seminole SO
Frank BeaSAw. 2o57 Oakmau Blvd. -
Mabel O'Connor. 1917 Elmhurst. so.
William J. Carney. 1869 Military ~
Daniel G WeStermsn. l2460 Frankfort, 70,
Joseph Westmoreland. 5lT Beauiait, 90,
Richard PyHe- Chicago. AZ
Rosa Livingston 6i Blaine. al.
Edwin r Wilson. 6S73 Minock. u.
william II Veech. l40i Vinewooe. 80
William y. Charlton. 155 Hiil, Highland
George II Poirier. ii7oo Cheyenne. %.
Nettie Chambers 6523 BeechwOod. SO.
Daniel Meyers 662A vinewood. IS.
Caluin Carroll. 494T VinewoOd. So
stella NJ. Richardson. 1881 Prcst. 50
caiiste wfidish. 1888 Harding 81
William stratton, 2l2 r warren, 81.
GsaTas GsaRsr fs'' rgfg,s sGTs a1a 95 rsauyan
Ruth K Bsrthol. 3677 Van Dyke. 3s.
-Jurn kruyrrvs. -s27 -NnrrtoCK, :
Marguerite RaeSley. 16247 Bayls, so.
Raymond J scanlon 23s1 Casper IS.
Dorothy Rinkus 2o521 Cardoni, Is
Mary Zinn. 3444 Clippert so.
Andrew Gaydos. 6B45 Neckcl Dearborn. 50
Carolin Hulan, 19as sheridan. rs
Edward p Foley 9344 Yosemite, 81
Elizabeth Snchocke. s076 Edward, Centerllne
Eleanor McFarlsn. 1850 st. May's sS
Miles r Heath $40 Euclid rs
John Lowry. 5o7 r jefferson ~
Harold Walter GeiSer 2004O Orleans. %.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-01
S25O,OOO DIVERTED

The sponsoring Red from I
group will be shown in the report
TO have diverted S250,000. or APP
proXimately half its collections,
from the public over a period of
three years TO Spanish refugees
in Mexico City. whore only 10000
to $4,000 Spanish fugitives of the
former Leftist Loyalist regime
are located
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-01
Luncheon Table:

HARRY TOY, Miles Culehsn
IL and Harry Henderson.
heads together. as though they
were discussing Republican poll
tics. but no.
In is all about Henderson'S IS
boxing show. which John
Hettche is arranging for Percy
Jones next month.
It's TO be quite a thing. Harry
foots the bill.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-01
Connolly Answers

lQucstl0nS on editorial paEt.l
Ia. 2-b. Sc. IA. Sc.
6-(a) true, OBJ told, Cc)
awake, I'D themselves, TED
night.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-01
AZ It Again:

DOB WAGNER, uho uIsd %
ID be the eogntry's highest
paid paint salesman before he
retired and Uent 20 California,
isn't retired any more.
Says he got tired Of ioahng.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-01
WINTER OF WAR

Walter p. Reuther, vice presi-
dent of the UAW-CIO, directing
the strike of 175,000 GM en-
ployes, forecast "a winter of in
dustrial war that may spread to
all American industry" unless the
corporation -negotiates- a pay raise
on the basis of ability 10 pay.
GM representatives said they
withdrew because the corporation
did not choose TO subscribe TO
the death of American system
of competitive enterprise.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-01
Any Questions?
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Address questions this way;
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Detroit evening times., 1946-01-01
OUR
TIMES
BY Vera
Brown
On the Town:

On the Town:
ALWAYS fun down i'm the
"A loop tho day before New
Years. a group ot important
persons, 20 OF them, sitting
around a table discussing the
governorShip.
Unanimously they voted for
Bill KnudScn OF course, all this
is news 10 the big Dane
MET up, too with George and
UI Carl HerbSt and Len Quart,
and somebody got into a b <
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-01
INSISTS ON 80 PCT.

In the final hearing OF the fact
finding committee. Garrison intro
duced a commerce department
report, saying that the automotive
industry could absorb pay raises
up TO Is per cent during 1916.
Reuther said the union could
not accept less than the demanded
80 per cent increase, except 10
the extent that the economic fac
tors may show that GM cannot
pay without increasing prices TO
consumers.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-01
DETROIT TIMES WISHING WELL
u. S. Patent Office

HERE pleasant game that will give you message
IL every day II Is numerical puzzle designed to spell out
your fortune Count the letters first the number
of letters substrac If the number less than
add The result number Start the upper left
hand Of the rctange check every Of key
numbers left right Then read the the letters under
the checked figures give YOU
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-01

John j. Bieiok. rs: Tinda MARIA, ~.
Francis r. Goetz: Betty Ann Tellefson. 10.
stanley r Wood 23: Betty J. Brainard. -
John IT, Breisinger "a Mabel J. Clark, 33
Kenneth Kelley AZ: Alice Liyesay, 81.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-01
AT YOUR SERVICE t:Fs'' OsIaoT1a,Ts"ss T,,.r.s.

or disapprovaI by the navy de-
partment is determined by the
reason or nature Of the sem
tence and the seriousness OF the
oRenSe. Absent over leave IS
not considered too serious an
oflenSe and in all likelihood
your husband can be released
within few weeks. In any
case, he can apply for release
at the present time, but his dis
charge is solely discretionary
with the naval authorities.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-01

Q-When a man reaches the
grade Of staH sergeant, can he
draw a rental allowance for his
dependents? X. =. VI.
A-Since Nov. l, l945. a man
who is promoted to the grade
of staff sergeant, technical SER
gcant or master sergeant may
draw monetary allowance in
lieu OF quarters for dependents
if he so desires. In order 10 do
so. he must cancel his family
allowance and authorize a Class
+ allotment 10 his dependent in
an amount TO al least cover the
monetary allowance in lieu of
quarters-S37.50 a month.
Q-In the navy, what does
4. %. l.. mean? r. ID. W.
a Absent over leave.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-01
Also in this issue

KNOW YOUR HEADAcHE. Do you
know there are more than 30 diff
ferent causes E. that large doses
Of headache remedies can actu-
ally produce one? A doctor tells
why correct diagnosis II vital and
why patent medicine cures
may be worse than the disease.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-01

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16

Remember in years gone by when live chickens, tur- keys or geese penned in the front window of the neghbor hood saloon hey call em taverns or something nOw) ner aided the approach of Thanksgiving Christmas? And dad would come beaming with excitement Don't buy your turkey until you hear from me just rolled high score down at Jerrys and think am going to win ne would confidently tell the family. He not only exuded confidence but something they aged in wood or brewery And when he talked about rolling, he meant he had couple of turns at the dice. High man took hom the turkey the chicken the goose as advertised Well the old custom has practically disappeared from Water bury and mother buys her turkey without the official scores of dice contest However here's note which ind catee that rafng off live poultry shooting dice for them sti obtains in parts of the state The prac tice of awarding live fowl prizes especially at Thanks giving time despite the fact that is violation of Con necticut Statute was attacked by Mrs Thomas Va Edu cation Director of the Connecticut Humane Society," Mrs Vail pointed that it is exceedingly undesirable from both humanitarian and sanitary point of view to give
 live fowl to people who have facilities for Keeping or humaney killing the bird. She suggested the substitu ton of dressed poultry suitable and convenient prize for the winner The Connecticut law fobds giving any live animal bird prize award We therefore urge raterna orders and other organizations not to give living creatures as prizes. If have the hearty CO., operation of these groups the enforcement Of the law Tn other instances will be greatly simplifed
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16
 To PIusVet
 Bonus Issue

Hartford, Nov. i6-- (uP) Gov. Elect James L.. McConaughy indi- cated today that he will plug for a veterans bonus in his inaugural ad- dress /
 But I am not a lawyer" he add- cd. "T,he question of. the legality of q bonus Is a matter which must be determined by the legislative and judicial branches of otir govern- ment."
 1t was thought likely that the General Assembly will pass c bonus bill. which would then go to the courts for e ruling on It's constitu- tionality. Another course of action would be for the legislature to launch a constitutional amendment to insure legality of a bonus. The 0overnor-elect also came out in favor of c five-day week in State institutions "as soon as we can get adequate help" Most institutional workers put in at least 4e hours now although State employees here have been on a five-day basis since July
 McConaugliy said he would urge an increased appropriation SO that the public can make greater use oi state parks and forests.
 For the first time, McConaughy discussed his wartime role as chair. man of the Civilian Naval Advisory Committee, from which he resigned upon receiving his gubernatorial nomination. His experience taught him. he said. that the Navy stili plays a vital part in national de. fense, despite the atomic bomb.
 "An atomic bomb would of cours, be effective against naval units" Hl said. "But the fleet in wartime woult not be punched together as 1t wa during the Bikini tests"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16

Pacific Notebook. So they set her free She walked out the gates of Sugamo Prison in Tokyo and smiled at the photographers to celebrate the end of her prison stay There wasn't enough evidence against her to warrant trial said the official report The wire service report said she twas hanked by socous U S. Army of
 cers including hulking colonel who pleaded with report CTS make your questions brie-Rose has waited long time for this" Poor, poor Rose. Though christened early in the with the title of Tokyo Rose she'd never called herself anything but Ann. This is Ann, your tte Orphan Ann from Tokyo" the Tokyo radio broadcasts used to say saying hello to all you boneheads in the Pacific" We listened to her. yes, from Guadalcanal to Oknawa but never of thought the day would come when she'd be cared for by soctous officers and rushed past reporters because she's waited long for this
 In many grave on sultry jungle island lie men who heard her tauns who heard her nightly call them suck ers" In many a hospital bed are the mamed who heard her rdicue America and tell propaganda tales of goings on back home Many Marine or soldier in muddy FOX, hole steamng bloody dot in the Pacific had declared he'd like to wiring her neck-sowy and suferingly But when the war Ann tor Rose wasn't treated that way That would of be too harsh for the darling with the poisonous tongue. Not only was she treed put she was given an to keep her from being bothered If they went that far, then why not, perhaps medal?