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Section 2
11 to 20
Vol. 68, No. 3 — Five Cents
KEKVK E PAKADE
George H. Causey Promoted
WITH THE SIXTH ARMY IN
JAPAN —George H. Causey of Wy
andotte, member of the Headquar
ters Detachment of the 24th Med
ical Battalion, has been promoted
from Private First Class to Ser
geant.
The medical battalion of Sergeant
Causey served with the 24th In
fantry Division, a unit of General
Walter Kreuger’s 6th Army, through
the 14 major battles against the
Japanese in the New Guinea and
tIIMI l|GltT(,|, I I
Keepsake
DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RING
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from MILKINS
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MILKINS
“JEWELERS FOR OVER 40 YEARS”
3160 Biddle Avenue Phone 0233
FLASH!
The FAMOUS
ESTERBROOK
FOUNTAIN PEN
with the interchangeable
point is back.
WE HAVE THEM
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T-SQUARES SCALES DRAWING PAPER
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ANGLES HAMMERMILL BOND MIMEOGRAPH PAPER
TYPEWRITER PAPER and RIBBONS
RECEIPT BOOKS OFFICE and ART SUPPLIES
SPECIAL
FLASH
LIGHTS
fell «29
eomploto A
Philippine campaigns, and is now
*4th the occupation forces on the
island of Shikoku.
He is the son of Mrs. Myrtle Hig
ginbottom, of Wyandotte.
Bluejackets Discharged
Robert M. Bufe, Sk 1-c, 615 Or
chard street, and Clarence Levern
Alson, MM 3-c, 931 First street,
have been discharged after honor
able service in the Navy.
"There’s a light in our faces ...
and love in our hearts . . . and
a Genuine Registered Keepsake
Diamond Ring to bring us hap
piness.’*
Keepsake, the most famous name
in diamonds, is the traditional
symbol of the engagement. Come
in and see our fine selection of
the lovely new Keepsake
Matched Sets, in a wide range
of styles and prices.
HIGBY’S
DRUG STORE
BIDDLE at EUREKA
Wyandotte 0012
PRESCRIPTIONS SDD. No. 121!
The Wyandotte News - Herald
Phone—ll 66 - 1167 - 1168
HIGBY’S
NOTE BOOK COVERS
Sturdy 3-Ring
ALL LEATHER
BRIEF CASES
Students or Business Type
Division Surgeon
Captain James E. Spens, hus
band of Mrs. J. E. Spens, 89 Sup
erior boulevard, has been appointed
division surgeon of the 41st Divi
sion with the Sixth Army now oc
cupying southern Honshu.
In service two years, he has
served overseas one year through
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Capt. James Spens
New Guinea, Biak and the Philip
pines before going to Japan. A
graduate of the University of Mich
igan and Wayne University college
o: medicine. Captain Spens served
his internship at Delray and Re
ceiving hospitals.
Motes - From the
Office of Veterans Affairs
Important Changes in the
G. I. Bill
On January 1, 1946 liberalized
provisions of the amended G. I. Bill
of Rights (Public Act 346) went in
to effect. Some of the major chan
ges are as follows:
The bill eases the loan restric
tions of the original measure, in
creases the student subsistence
rates and broadens the educational
program, and provides larger bene
fits for disabled veterans in voca
tional rehabilitation work.
To acquaint veterans with terms
of the new GI bill of rights the
Veterans Administration furnished
a list of questions and answers as
follows:
Q. Do I have to go to school Im
mediately after leaving the Army,
to take advanage of the education
a’ provisions?
A. No. The time during which the
course may be started was ex
tended. by amendments, from two
years to four years after discharge,
o: up to four years after the end
of the war, whichever is later. The
time limit for completing the course
is raised from seven to nine years
after the end of war.
Q. Is the cost of a course limited
to SSOO per year?
A. No. Short, intensive courses
may be taken with the permissible
cost figured on the basis of length
of war service. A veteran Is enti
tled to one course costing SSOO for
each year of service and if he is
eligible for several courses, all may
be taken in one year.
Q. May I receive subsistence pay
ments while taking a correspond
ence course? ✓
A. No. A veteran may take a
correspondence course and its cost
will be paid, but no subsistence.
One-fourth of the elapsed time used
in pursuing such a course is
charged against the veteran’s per
iod of eligibility. The total amount
payable for a correspondence course
is SSOO.
25*
*5.95
SPECIAL
VACUUM
BOTTLES
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aluminum A
WYANDOTTE, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1946
Buddies Serve
Together In War,
Enroute Home
MANILA. —Two Wyandotte serv
icemen, among a group of 130 other
Micighan veterans of the 658th
Amphibian Tractor Battalion who
have served together since entry
into the army through the cam
paigns in he Bismarck Archipelago
and the Philippines, will be on their
way home soon when the unit re
turns to the United States next
month.
They are: Sass Sgt. Joseph F.
Plocharczyk, 2602 Tenth street, and
Cpl. Norbrt F. Michalski, 13184 Jo
bin avenue.
Activated in 1943, the 658th de
parted for New Guinea in Septem
ber of the same year and later par
ticipated in the Bismarck Archi
pelago campaign on New Britain.
The 658th landed the assault troops
of the veteran 40h Infantry Div
ision in the D-Day landing at Lin
gayen Gulf. Fram February to May
1945 elements of the 658th landed
the assault troops of the 41st, 24th
Americal and 40th Infantry Divi
sions on twelve more enemy held
beaches in the southern Philip
pines.
Fox Gets Electrocuted
SAXONBURG, Pa. (U.R) Elton
Grabe found one fox which wasn’t
so foxy. The animal bit into an
electrically charged wire during a
rainstorm and was electrocuted.
Q. Does the amended till increase
subsistence allowances for school
ing?
A. Yes. from SSO a month for
single men to $65; from $75 for
married men to S9O.
Q. How soon after the war's end
do I nave to complete vocational
training? I am a disabled veteran.
A. The amended bill extends the
time to nine years after war’s end.
Pieviously it was six years.
Q. I am a disabled veteran. What
is my subsistence allowance while
taking vocational rehabilitation
work?
A. Disabled veterans now will re
ceive a minimum of $lO5 per month,
if without dependents; slls with a
dependent plus $lO for the first
child, $7 for each additional child
and sls for a dependent parent.
If the veteran receives a lesser pen
sion he will receive these amounts
while in training. In no event will
his pension be reduced when he en
ters training.
Q. May I obtain a real estate
loan, and for how much?
A. The Government will guaran
tee a real estate loan for you, up to
$4,000, compared with $2,000 under
the original bill. The Government
guarantees up to 50 per cent of the
total loan against a veteran’s prop
erty, but not to exceed $4,000.
Q. May I obtain a loan for bus
iness with the Government guar
anteeing it?
A. Yes, but the limit of the Gov
ernment guarantee remains at $2,-
000 or 50 per cent.
Ready For Discharge
Lt. (j.g.) Robert L. Benjamin,
556 Cherry street, and Donald A.
Paradise, S 1-c, 17238 Kennebec,
are getting ready to rejoin the
ranks of civilians, together with
thousands of others going through
the Naval Staging Center, Pearl
Harbor, headed for the States.
At the staging center, prospec
tive dischargees are grouped ac
cording to what separation center
they will report to for their final
papers. They are placed aboard
cargo ships headed for the States
as soon as shipping space is avail
able.
Buy Victory Bonds
CONSISTENT
DIVIDEND
PAYING
STOCKS
We have prepared a
list of stocks which
have paid dividends
without interruption
for 25 years or more.
Copy On Request
EARL ROUTH
Wyandotte Taltpbonss
1-0040 Days 3182 Evas.
Wm. C. Roney & Cos.
812 BUHL BLDG. DETROIT
Phone CHerry 6700
Members
New York Stock Exchange
Redeployment Schedule
By United Press
Twenty-three sjiips were sched
uled to arrive at East and West
coast ports Monday with more than
16,789 servicemen.
Due at New York:
Rollins Victory—l,sß2 troops, in
cluding Hq. and Hq. Cos. of the 398th
Inf. Regt., 264th F A. Bn., 2759th
Engs, of C Bn., 645th Q. M. Trk.
Cos. and 3211th Q.M. Service Cos.
James McCosh—97 troops, includ
ing personnel of 508th Med. col
lection Cos. and 42nd Q. M. War
Dog Plat.
Due at Newport News:
William Barry 548 troops, in
cluding 3184th Q.M. service Cos. and
4203rd Q.M. Cos.
Luther Martin 5BO troops, in
cluding Med. Det. of 353rd AA S/L
Bn. and 82nd Gen. Hosp.
Thirty-seven ships were scheduled
tc dock at East and West coast
ports Tuesday with more than 19,-
916 servicemen.
£ ■ LISTEN TO THk
Ginmnqham's
drugT stores
- WJtt
JANUARY
DRUG SALE
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I SERUTAN tSIS 59*
INFRARED
RAY LAMP
& $1.60
Fits the ordinary
socket.
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Kidneys
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SOLUTION
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WAX
PAPER
FOLDS
3 Hft. 25c
Keeps foods fresh,
for lunches. 12'*
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Specials Thursday, Friday, Saturday
HOUSEHOLD DRUGS
ALCOHOL. Edward*
Lavender. Foil Pint _
CASCARA jSUGRADA lie
CASTOR OIL
4 Ox. Size
GLYCERINE
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IODINE
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MERCUROCHROME BV|i
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SPIRITS of CAMPHOR fjlf
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HENNA POWDER 2)C
MAGNESIA TABLETS
Edward'« Pfc«. 100
MUSTARD POWDER
SODA BICARBONATE fl f«•
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PUBLICATION OFFICE 3042 FIRST STREET
Due at New York:
Vulvania—3,774 troops including
personnel of the 925th and 375th
F A. Bns; Hq. Special troops of
the 100th Inf. Div.; the Anti Tank
Cos. of the 398th Inf. Div., and the
397th Inf. Regt.
John Moorehead—6oß troops, in
cluding the 925th and 375th F. A.
Bns. of the 1001 th Inf. Div.
Santa Marta—l 99 troops, Includ
ing personnel of the 28th F. Hosp.
and the 32615 t Ord. Base Depot Cos.
Due at Newport News, Va.:
James Fannin —584 troops, In
cluding 145th Eng. of C Bn.
Moses Cleveland—ll 7 troops, In
cluding C Cos. of 145th Eng. of C
Bn. and Det. B.
Hannis Taylor 633 troops, in
cluding 73rd Eng. L. Pont. Cos,
3210th Q.M. Service and 751st Q.M.
Trk. Cos.
Buy Victory Bonds
CUNNINGHAM'S
Fresh Potent
VITAMINS
for health
L ,
100 THERMOLIN
VITAMIN “A”
c r'“
If you’re suffering from night
blindness, you may need vita
min A. High potency capsule.
Chooses Not To Speak
WELLESLEY, Mass. <U.R>—'Welles
ley College girls asked a Washing
ton radio commentator to talk at
their convocation. After one look
at the topic, the commentator
promptly sent his regrets. It was:
“What Can Wellesley Do with the
Atom Bomb?”
ANNOUNCING THE APPOINTMENT OF
Feldman Camera Exchange
AS DOWNRIVER'S ONLY
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MEMBER of MASTER PHOTO FINISHERS' ASSOCIATION
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Store Hours: 10 A.M. to 12 —:— 1 P.M. to 6 P.M.
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& 59 c
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SAVINGS ON TOILETRIES
Just In Time For Father Winter!
10TH ANNUAL SALE!
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TWENTY PAGES THIS ISSUE
Feminine Influence
HANOVER, N. H. OJ.RD—'The Dart
mouth College alumni magazine
views with alarm the influx of vet
erans’ wives, noting that since
women arrived on the campus the
students have taken to wearing
coats to class—and even neckties.
Buy Victory Bonds
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