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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-20

game.
JUST THINGS
Bill Walker Of Goddard street
has a new Mercury.
Vivian Archbukle was seen
wearing very interesting shoes.
James Watkins Of Goddard street
has a pretty new Chevrolet.
THANKS BOSS MAN
Your columnist enjoyed the
fashion show last Sunday. We
liked Miss Tribune. she was
awful cute. owe did too The
Eoitor). Read the Tribune and
boost your home town paper.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-20
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Visit Birdhurst

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,,ripate. There is no charge
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-20
NORTHEND
Society CHIPS

by Pauline Underwood
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-20

The University Of Detroit has
ketball squad will be a busy
outfit during the month OF De
cember. Starting with the season
opener on Dec. 4, the Titans will
play nine games before clodffN
the books on the month Of Good
VIII on Dec. 30. February ranks
as the next busiest month for
the Titans They play seven con
tests during that period.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-09-15
2%! @!;R


AUGUSTA-Monarch Lumber O..
ABSAROKEE-Pete's Electric
BHLINGS-The Lighthouse
BHLINGS-Westwood's
BOZEMAN-S. r. E. Company
UTTE-Arct Service
BIG TIMBER-C1ark's Transfer 8 Gas 90.
COLUMBUS-Grant's
CUT BANK. r.. Neil & Son
CONRAD-StordahI Plumbing q Appliance 90.
C-IRCLE-CircIe Electric Co.
CHOTEAU-Coast to Coast Store
DEER GE-Gr Electric
FORT BENTON-Roy's Electric ShoS
FROD-Froid Motor Co.
FAIRFIELD.O & A Electric Co.
FROMBERGELecketts Services
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Service Station
GLAsGOW-Eiectric Service Co.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-09-15

sIDNEY-Kenny's Electric Service
City Electric
SCOBEY-Brenden Company
vALIER-Gibson Service StsHoa
WIBAUx-LyIe o. Keys
WOLF P~OINT-ElectricaI Reffiserat4oa Services
NORTHERN WYOMING
~BASIN-Spratt & Bayne
CASPER-Orth Refrigeration Service
~CODY-Pawnec Tire Supply
DOUGLAS-DougIax Exchange
GTLLETTE-Jacoby P1umbin & Heating
GREYBULL-Intermountain Trading Co.
LANDER-Loren J. Askee
LOyELL(LoveH Electrical Appliance SboD
NEwCASTLE-Weston County Gas Service
POWELL-Medern Electric Co.
RALSTON-Kalston Plumbing 4 Heating
SHERIDAN-Mike's Radio & Repair Service
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Elevator 4 Supply
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-09-15

GREAT FALLS-Modern Equipment Co.
HARDIN-Jones Furniture Mart
HAvRE7Odden Sales Co.
HARLOWTON-Eden Electric Shop
HELENA-Polar Refrigeration Co.
HYSHAM-Ryan's Cash Market
LENA-CharI Radio & Electric Co.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Magnetic & Electric Co.
LIvINGSTON-Farmer's Creamery
SOULA-Miss Mercantile CO.
MILES CITY-Chas. M. Hatch
MALTA-MaltaH Home Appliance Co.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Electric
POPLAR-Johnson's Electric Service
Observation-Disclosures Electric Co.
RED LODGE-Weavers Delta Service
RICHEY-FoIey's
NGLING-Shu Garage
RAPELJE-Rapelje Mercantile Co.
MISUNDERSTANDING Refrigeration 4 Appliance c.
K. Sprague
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-09-15
Be Independent! Pro

family's health, welfare, and your own pocket
book by investing in a BEN-HUR FARM AND
HOME FREEZER Today. 1t will pay for itself
many times over in Food Savings, Time Savings
in meal preparation, avoiding food s~poi1age,
and in the added pleasure and health you enjoy
by having the variety of food you need and
want ready at hand always.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-09-15

September IS, l9@s-ll
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-09-15
You Can Free YOU:
Buy Your

while they're still plentifuI-at lower quantity
prices. Freeze them, store them in a EMU
for use months ter-wh you can laugh al
shortages and controlled high prices.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-27
AlASKA MILITARY
 REPRESENTATIVES,
 DISCUSS SCHOOLS

Representatives of the U S. Arm ed Forces in Alaska concluded a conference today with Dr. James c. Ryan, Territorial Commissioner of Education, over plans for the ed- ucation of Alaskan Armed Forces dependents during the next school year.
 Present at the meeting were: Com manoer M. H. Twitchell, Chaplain of the 17th Naval District, Kodiak; Major D. E. Faver, Operations and Training Officer, Alaskan Air Com mand, Elmendorf Field; Major T. M. Colkitt, Information and Education Officer, U. S.. Army in Alaska, Fort Richardson. The three returned to their headquarters this afternoon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-27
SCHOOL DISTRICT ELECTION WILL BE
 HELD0N MARCH 30

By order of Judge George w. Folta of the District Court there will be an election held March 30 in regard to the Independent School District in the Juneau area.
 There will be three polling places located as follows: No. l, Juneau City Hall; No. 2 Aux Bay, PAA Bldg; !; No. 3. Tee Harbor, Tee Harbor school. Those in charge of the election will be, J. B. Burford, Eugene Vuille, and Thomas Selby. The polls will open at g am. and close and 2 pm.
 It was also announced that none have appeared to object to the pet ition and the P-TA in charge of securing the signed petitions has suc- ceeded in getting 495 signatures.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-27

vived by his widow and four children. Mrs. Williams, Mrs. How ard Johnson of Seattle who visited in Juneau last summer; Melvin Larson, who has been operating his .ather's business in Tacoma since his retirement, and William, also of Tacoma.
 After prospecting trip to AL aska in gold rush days. Aaron Larson established his grocery business in Tacoma, where he was ;nown and loved by many friends With his friend Andrew Ander- on, father of Mrs. Charles Sabin, s companion, he visited Mrs. Williams in Juneau about ten ears ago, tramped up the basin o Perseverance where he had 3rospected as a young man, went
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-27
4. LARSON, FATHER OF MRS. WILLIAMS,
 DIES IN TACOMA

News of the recent death in Ta- coma of Aaron Larson, father of Mrs. R. H. Williams, has been re- ceived by friends of the family in Juneau.
 Dr. and Mrs. Williams were pas sengers south on Pan American, February 10, after receipt of word of MT. Larson's serious illness.
 Burial was in Tacoma on Sat urday, February IA.
 Mir. Larson was pioneer gro- cery owner in Tacoma. He is sur-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-27
INDIAN WOMAN
 MAKES PLEA FOR
 HER ALASKA HOME

WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-tR-A pretty Indian mother from Alaska was assured by members of Sen- ate Committee today she will get title to land on which her home is situated
 Mrs. Marlieta Davis Chapel, a Tlingit Indian living at Saxman near Ketchikan told the Committee the Indians there and those on the Metlakatla Reservation want clear title to their homes.
 She said they do not want huge reservations but home where their children can come after they finish their education.
 Chairman Butler (R-Neb) of the Insular Affairs Committee told her 10 file a demand with the Interior Department for title to her home and land surrounding it. He said the Committee will see that it is granted.
 She opposed bill to abolish h. dian Reservations in Alaska until she was told there is nothing in 1t that would take her home from her.
 Senators Ecton CR-Mont and Ma lone (R-Nev) also assured her she was entitled to clear title to her home.
 There has been lot of misrepre- sentation and propaganda spread around about this biil," Ecton said. There is nothing in it to dispossess you or anyone of their homes or pro- pertyI"
 Mrs. Chapel said she has two daughters and a son in school in New York City (24l-167th St.) and her husband operates a single Bush Jumping" airplane in Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-27

on fishing parties and made more friends in Juneau.
 Mrs. Larson the widow will make her home with Mrs. John son in Seattle
 pr. and Mrs. Williams are now in Portland where pr. Williams is doing graduate work with the Northwest Dental College. They will return to Juneau shortly.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-27
SPECIAL MEETING
 OF CITY COUNCIL

The Juneau City Council will hold a special meeting at pm, Sat- urday, in the City Council Chambers to pass on an application from Jo- seph J. Thomas for transfer of the interests of William Eddy, in the Triangle Bar, to himself. Thomas has made arrangements to purchase Eddys portion of the business which they acquired last year from w. K. Burford.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-27
GUERRiLLAS FLEE
 FROM GREEK ARMY

ATHENS, Feb. 27.-Rl-Press re- ports said today the Greek Army had launched an offensive on a 16- mile front northwest of Ioannina near the Albanian Border.
 Guerrillas were reported fleeing in disorder and offering no resis- tance.
 Five towns fell. the accounts said. These were Vissani, Delvinaki, Mer- opi, Paliaopyrghon and Kato Mer- opi.
 The reports said large quantities of food and supplies were captured.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-27
ELLIOTT ROBERTSON HERE

Elliott Robertson, son of MT and Mrs R. E. Robertson of this city, arrived here this afternoon to visit with his parents for the next few days and to meet his wife, who also arrived here today after visiting her family in California.
 Robertson is now resident of Anchorage, where he is employed by the Alaska Railroad.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-27
IMMIGRATION MAN HERE

Leland W. Williams, analyist for the U. S. Immigration and Ma Service, left here today after two day visit. He has been making a routine inspection trip of immigration facilities in Alaska
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-27
SHOFNER RETURNS

Joseph Shofner, training officer for the Veterans Administration returned here yesterday after a two weeks business trip to Fairbanks.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-05-15

With the power of its oo-hp "Jeep" Engine and steady
pulling traction of 4-wheel-drive, the Universal 'Jeep"
operates plows, harrows, discs and other implements at
tractor speeds of III to 7 miles per hour. The efficiency of
the Universal "Jeep' for tractor work has been proved by
use on thousands of farms in every section of the country.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-05-15

You get more than a tractor when you get a Universal
"Jeep". Its selective q and 4-wheel drive gives you traction
in the field and on bad roads, with normal road speeds for
hauling and towing on the highway. With power take-of,
the "Jeep" will operate all types of belt and shaft-driven
equipment. The sleep" does more jobs.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-05-15

FOR MIGHT FIELD WORN and
highway driving, the 'Jeep" has
powerful finch sealed-beam
headlights same size lights as
used on passenger cars ST plus
parking lights and tail light.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-05-15

EASY 10 DRIVE as a car. Full
instrument panel, se%lf-starter.
conventional pedals and accel-
orator. Change from 2 to a
wheel drive is made by merely
shifting transfer-case lever.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-05-15

FOR COLD DAYS, the "Jeep"'
can be equipped with half or full
metal cab, as shown, or with
canvas top and curtains, and car
type heater. Tops and heater
optional at extra cost.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-05-15

DRIVERS SEAT of spring and
cushion construction, with full
back, means more comfort with
less fatigue from field work.
Tenders help protect the driver
from dust and mud.
Evening star., 1948-03-26
Hollywood:
Gregory Peck
Gets Another
'Baddie' Role
By Sheiloh Grohom

Gregory Peck will star for Metro
in Great Sinner"-his first baddie
role since Duel in the Sun" The
story has been described to me as
"a Lost Week End'-only with gam
bling instead of liquor" Greg gets
cured in the end. At the moment
Deborah Kerr is penciled in as the
gal who does the curing. Greg and
Debbie should 60 we'll together.
Robert Taylor has turned down
the starring role in Monty STRAIT
ton," because, he says, the part is
not right for him. That puts him
on the spot, because it was Bob who
insisted on reading the script when
Van johnson bowed out. Bob is
now putting on a big pitch to have
young Marshall Thompson portray
the famous one-legged ball player
Betty Cradle and Harry James
have been offered $4,000 per week
in London this summer but I doubt
that Betty, for one, will want to 60.
Shed rather be lazy between pic
lures.
John Garfield has decided against
doing his next movie at Enterprise
because he wants to make more
money. That I don't understand,
Evening star., 1948-03-26
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing
Screen.
Anh. ssaaor "poh,n ro,d.

Ambassador-"Robin Hood: I
3:05. Sis, 7:20 and 9:35 pm.
Capitol-"Three Daring Daugh.
ters"; 1890 am, 1:25, AIS. 7:05 and
10 pm. Stage shows: 12:45, 3:3s
6:25 and s:15 pm.
"Tarzan's Secret Treas
ure"; II am, 12:45, 2:35, 4:20, 6:10
8 and 9:45 pm.
Dupont-"The Roosevelt Story"
II am, 12:45. 2:35, 4:25, 6:15, s:os
and 9:55 pm.
Hippodrome-"That H milto r
Woman; 2:15, 4:40. 7 and $50 p m
Keith's-"The Senator Was Indis.
Greet; 1850 am, 1:50. $50, 5:5(
7:50 and $50 pm.
Little-"The Barber OF Seville
11:l5 am, 1:25, 3:25, 525, 7:30 anc
9:35 pm.
Metropolitan -" bill and Coo"
11:55 am, 2:10, 4:30, 6:45 and go:
pm.
Palace - "Gentlemans Agree.
ment'; 1890 am, 12:40, 2:55, $40
7:25 and $40 pm.
Pix-"Fghting Mad: 3:15, 6:25
9:35 pm. and 12:45 am.
TranS-Lux News and shorts
Continuous from 1918 am.
Warner-"Robin Hood: II am.
1:10, 1920. $50, 7:45 and 10 pm.
Evening star., 1948-03-26

Bill and Coo" which opened yes
terday at the Metropolitan, is sort
of Disney fantasy with live actors
instead of cartoon characters. Your
enjoyment of it, however, will prob
ably bear a direct relationship to
your admiration for birds. The cast
of Bill and Coo" is composed, with
the exception of Producer Ken Muir
ray and Trainer George Burton
who appear in a prologue, entirely
of birds.
They are well-trained and versa
tile performers, too, and their an
tics, filmed in Technicolor, make
this the most unusual film of many
a season. 1t ought to give the young
and the young in heart a pleasant
hour. Love birds that perform
acrobatic feats, ride motorcycles,
wash clothes and hang them out to
dry and indulge in other human
capers are a diverting lot.
Screenplays for all-bird pictures,
Bill and Coo" demonstrates, do
not differ from those for all-actor
pictures. The inhabitants of Chirp-
endale are a happy lot except for
one villain in their lives. This Is a
crow, which swoops down by night
to send them tumbling into air raid
shelters. The crow sets fire to the
towns leading hotel, permitting Bill
to rescue Coo and become a hero
then further terrorizes the village
until Bill bravely lures him into q
trap, becoming an even greater
hero.
This tale is told with a great dea
of charm in Bill and Coo" and Di-
rector Dean Riesner has managed
almost completely to avoid being
coy. You ought to enjoy the Ker
Murray commentary. too, unless
puns make you vince.
Bill and Coo' is accompanied
at the Metropolitan by under
California Stars" which is notable
for bringing Roy Rogers and Trigger
to r street. HIM.
Evening star., 1948-03-26

because John will collect around
half q million dollars for himself
through Body and Soul" which he
made for Enterprise.
June Allyson tells me that she
and Husband Dick Powell are going
to vacation in Europe this summer.
It will be the first such visit for
June, who Is so excited about it that
she can't concentrate on her acting
In THE Three Musketeers."
X X X
Greer Carson is huffing and
putting about having to do "The
F'orsyte Saga" as her next movie.
Greer says the story is a bit on the
old-fashioned side. She would rather
do another comedy-'The Sanity
Miss Peters"-as a follow-up to her
current comedy, Julia Misbehaves. :"
But with Compton Bennett here
from England to do the Forsyte pic
ture, that Is the one she will have
to do.
Joan Crawford is on suspension
at Warmers because she did not
want to do kiss in the Dark" a
comedy. She prefers something
more dramatic. like her school,
teacher story.
The Bob Hope picture, "Sorrowful
Jones'" may have to be delayed for
a few weeks because they still can't
make up their minds at Paramount
between Mary Jane Saunders and
Mary Ann Roberts. The ideal, I
understand. would be mixture of
Mary AIMS looks and Mary James
vitality.
Lee Bowman, who doesn't make
as many movies as he would like to,
joins Jack Carson and Doris Day
in MY Dream Is Yours"
Ava Gardner is fascinated by
"Kingsblood Royal" best seller by
Sinclair Lewis, but I doubt that it
could be made into a movie
Ava's maid now refers to her as
Venus" That's really taking your
work home. Ava. you know, is
starring in "One Touch of Venus"
X X X
Joan Caulfield's break with Para
Evening star., 1948-03-26

mount was over q radio show that
Joan was to do, but the studio
was to collect the money for It
They own, or rather owned, hel
radio rights. Joan said, 81 get the
money, or I leave" She left.
Robert Montgomery is sponsoring
a lecture in Los Angeles on April
6 by Writer Arthur Koestler. He's
the foremost anti Communist
writer Of our time. The money
goes to bring out European authors
ETC., who want to leave Russian
controlled countries.
Ann Miller is the latest accident
victim at Metro. Ricardo Montalbon
landed on her foot during a big
dance number in "The kissing
Bandit" Ann had to take two
days off to recover.
Jack Benny is leaping into tele-
vision feet first. His amusement
enterprise company has bought up
Evening star., 1948-03-26
Three Daring Daughters
On the Capitol Screen
By Harry Macarthur

Producer Joe Pasernak is man who believes in sweetness and
light His musical fairy tales little fables which
frightening
ence will prevail in the This of atti
long become widespread
Hollywood producers undoubtedly
Evening star., 1948-03-26

Sam Jack Kaufman overture Is dedi-
Gated to Easter and features Kay
Dewitt.
Il
Correction Department: In yes
terday's review of "Gentleman's
Agreement" Anne Revere was iden-
titled as the fashion editor who en-
courages the writer-hero in the
preparation OF his stories on anti
Semitism. Every one, of course, with
the possible exception of the fast
reading proof reader who didn't
miss q lost line of type, knows that
Miss Revere plays the hero's mother
and Celeste Holm the fashion edi-
tor. Both are fine.
Evening star., 1948-03-26

The Capitol's stage show is head
lined by Maureen Cannon, who
used to do her singing in up in
Central Park" The others are The
Debonairs, dancers; Fredarry's Trio
and Coley Worth and Marcia. The
Evening star., 1948-03-26

Three Daring Daughters" which
arrived yesterday on the Capitol
Theater screen.
Three Daring Daughters" marks
no departure for Mr.. Pasternak.
It is a sugary confection, as sweet
as a film can be when it details the
adventures of trio of girl children
who obviously have not been up
ended and whacked soundly often
enough when young. 1t is in Tech
ricolor and its music includes nu-
merous attacks on the piano by Jose
Iturbi and numerous attacks on
on song by both jeanette Mac
Donald and Jane Powell.
Miss Macdonald, making her first
Aim appearance in some time, sings
something from Der Rosenkava-
her" and The Sweetheart Waltz"
and snatches at couple of other
tunes. Since she doesn't seem to
have changed bit since the days
when she was singing at Nelson
Eddy instead of at Jose Iturbi, this
should be quite a treat for all her
old admirers. In fact, it Is all right
with us: let a girl make a living at
anything she can get away with, we
always say.
Miss Powell is the buster singer
though. She tosses off q variety
which ranges from Gounod's "Ro-
meo and Juliet Waltz" through
Evening star., 1948-03-26

a slew Of old opera movies and
they will soon be televised across
the country. It'll be q great day
when we see Jacks radio show on
televiSion. But he won't be able
then to get away with that It am
80 years old" routineI
Released by the North American
Newspaper Alliance)
Evening star., 1948-03-26

ADJUSTMENTS
Evening star., 1948-03-26
Bill and Coo Stars
An All.Bird Cast
At the METROPOLITAN

BILL AND COO" Republic picture
produced by Ken Murray, directed by Dear
Riesner. screenplay by Royal Foster anC
Dean Riesner, based on an idea from Ker
Murray's Blackouts, songs by David But.
tolph, Lionel Newman, Foster. DeSylya
Brown and Henderson. At the Metro
poIitan.
THE CAST
George Burton's Love Birds.
curley Twiford's Jimmy the Grow.
APPEARING IN PROLOGUE.
George Burton. Elisabeth walters.
Evening star., 1948-03-26

MGM picture produced by Joe Pasternak.
play by Albert Mannheimer: Frederick
.Dckey Bird Song BY Howard Dietz and
Sammy Fain' A A.. ths e.st Capitol
Jeanette Macdonald
Tess Morgan ------- Jane Powell
Robert Nelson ------ Edward Arnold
Or. Common Harry Davenport
Alix Morgan Mary Eleanor Donahue
Ilka Morgan ----A Ann E: Todd
Michael Pemberton Tom Helmore
JonSey Kathryn Card
Delibes' ''Passpied, Victor Herbert's
"Fleurette" and Grieg's Spring
tide" to Route 66," of all things.
This is all right with us, too, just
so long as we are not expected to
turn handsprings over Miss Powell's
glorious voice and report that she
is the greatest musical event since
Blossom Time"
The most exciting moments of the
concert phases of Three Daring
Daughters" are those provided by,
as the radio announcers say, Mr..
Iturbi, his piano and his orchestra.
With the aid of his sister, Ampara,
he whips up quite frenzied YER
sion of DeFalla's Ritual Fire
Dance" a number with which he is
not exactly unfamiliar. With the
aid of Ampara and Larry Adler,
the harmonica wizard, Mr.. Iturbi
takes Enesco's "Roumanian Rhap-
sody" for a rousing ride. With little
aid from anyone else. he has his
way with "Liebestraum," snatches
of Saint-Saens' Allegro Appas-
sionata" and a few other items.
Mr.. Iturbi acts, too. AS an actor,
he's fine pianist.
Except for the fact that every
body on the premises has ten
dency to break into a thing called
The Dickey Bird Song" without
the slightest provocation, Three
Daring Daughters" is pleasant
enough listening. It's writer's. how
ever, seem to have gone out of their
way to be boring when they con-
cocted the script.
The story the film tells Is OF
these three daring daughters, who
love their pretty mother and revere
the memory Of their father, long di-
vorced. Mother made the mistake,
you see, of never telling the kids
the truth about what bounder
their father really was. Well, mama
has a slight nervous breakdown and
| goes on a cruise. While she is gone,
her three sweet, offensive brats
brow-beat newspaper tycoon ed
ward Arnold into recalling their
father from Africa. Also while she
is away, mama meets and marries
Jose Iturbi.
The things that happen when she
returns would be unbelievable If
you did not have fair idea of the
way the average movie script writer
would kick that situation around.
All of this proves two things. One
is that Ann E. Todd is an appeal
ing junior miss size actress. The
second Is that some f1lmusical plots
are more painful than others.
The Capitol's stage show is head
lined by Maureen Cannon, who
used to do her singing in up in
Central Park" The others are The
Debonairs, dancers; Fredarry's Trio
and Coley Worth and Marcia. The
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-02-19
Six Men Enlist

Six men were sent to Cumberland
for enlistment on February 49,
through the local recruiting station,
according to Sgt Blair Robinette, re-
cruiting officer
They are:
Andrew c. Baker. Is, route /, Oak
land, enlisted for three years in
mechanical cavalry, Pacific theatre;
Orval II. Friend, Is, McfIenry. three
years in mechanical cavalry in Pa
cific theatre; Cletus p. Lewis, Is,
route l, Oakland. 3 years in corps of
engineers in Pacific theatre; Paul j.
Shanholtz, %, Elk Garden, W. Va,
previous service, enlisted for three
years in Bird armored division, Fort
Knox, Ky; John N. Jones, 30, Ell;
Garden, w. Va, previous service, en-
listed for three years in Bird armored
division, Fort Knox. Ky.