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I 12 Jan. 12, 1944 THE LANSING STATE JOURNAL WASH TUBBS By Crane VAIN NAZI PURSUIT FIGHTERS ARE DRAWN OFF COLONEL BRILL NOW WE GO THIS KEEP A SHARP OF THE SWIFT TO FORMATION: ON TO THE AIRFIELD, WATCH FOR NAZIS THE WHILE QUITOES, STRAFING PLANES APPROACH SWEEP CAPTAIN EASY THRU THESE WOODS, SPIES: WE'VE FROM THE OPPOSITE DIRECTION: OF TH' AIRFIELD FELLA! FOUND THEM, TRATE ON KNOWN GUN LEUTNANT! EMPLACEMENTS AND RADIO OBSERVE LOCATION OF OTHER GUNS AND OST 'EM ON THE RETURN LESS THAN 4 MINUTES AFTER THE FIRST BOMBER APPEARED, IRREPLACEABLE NAZI MACHINE TOOLS LIE BURIED UNDER TONS OF DIRT AND STONE COPR. 1 MT A SERVICE IN US PAT JOE PALOOKA 4 By Ham Fisher TAKE IT EASY. COME FEEL HIM OUT. OUT IN YOU KNOW THE RULES.

ALL CROUCH. GO TO YOUR CORNERS AND COME SOP OUT FIGHTING AT THE BELL. BOP NEBBS By Sol Hess TAKE IT MUST HANG ON DID YOU BRING NOW 1 GET IT. YOURE NOT DRESSED FOR THIS HE SEEMS TO HAVE ME 'WAY OUT TRYING TO TELL ME KIND OF A JAUNT! SOMETHING URGENT HERE JUST TO PROFESSOR NODDY ON HIS MIND LOOK AT THAT IS LOCKED UP ABANDONED IN THERE! MILL? ERRR 1-12-44 BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Martina BUT DASH IT ALL. CORA NO BUT I'M AFRAID IT HMPH! TOMORROW I'LL KNOW YOU WILL LAMB! DIDN'T OPAL EUEN HINT WON'T BE VERY SOON FIND A MAID OR ILL TOMORROW IS BOOTS' WHEN SHE'D BE BACK AND FINDING TEMPORARY DO THE DISHES ALONE EVENING TO WORK LATE HELP 16 IMPOSSIBLE: I'VE AND ADUERTISED IN ALL HAVE TO THE PAPERS ATTEND A RED CROSS MEETING RYDER red Parman HEADIN' FOR YOU'RE WELCOME: S10P AND I'M HIS CALL IT ANYTHING KNOW A AND VISIT US YOU LIKE.

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Berry, 70, Revived After Near Dies of Heart Attack William N. Berry, 70, of 122 Smith avenue, died of a heart attack at St. Lawrence hospital Tuesday after having been revived during the morning by a fire department inhalator squad. He was overcome by carbon monoxide fumes from a defective heater in his home. An autopsy revealed that death was due to a heart attack probably brought on by the poisonous fumes.

He had been a resident of Lansing for the past 12 years, coming here from Flint. where he was a member of the Trinity Methodist church. Surviving are the widow, Permelia: three daughters, Mrs. Meta Diebel of Flint. Mrs.

Joseph Gwinn and Mrs. Elmer Lucas, both of Lansing; six grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Funeral services will be held in the Estes-Leadley Colonial chapel at 1:30 o'clock Friday afternoon with Rev. D. Stanley Coors officiating.

Interment will be in Evergreen cemetery. Riot Death Scene Visited by Jurors DETROIT, Jan. 12 (P)-Trials five youths charged with first degree murder in the shooting during the race riots last June of a 58-yearold Negro, Moses Kiska, opened today with the jury of 11 women and one man visiting the scene of the death, a safety zone at Mack avenue and Chene street. The shot that killed Kiska was fired from a passing automobile. The defendants are Aldo Trani, 16.

Pvt. Armando. Mastantuono, 20, Robert Cattane, 17, Anthony Saraceno, 16, and Ralph Tancredi, 20. -Three sons of Mr. and Mrs.

Hjalmer Hansen, 709 Birch street, are serving their country. Sgt. Elmer Hansen, a former employe of the Olds Motor tering the service November 4, 1942, is with the infantry at Los Angeles, Cal. He received his basic training at Camp Polk, La. Eldon Hansen is attached to the master Arvid quarter company in Iceland.

He was employed by Franklin DeKleine company at the time he entered the service in January, 1943. He received his basic training at Camp Fort Elmer Eldon Warren, Wyo. Eldon was graduated from Lansing Central high school in January, 1942. The youngest son, Arvid Hansen, was graduated from Sexton high school in June, 1943, and entered the navy in July. He WAS graduated from Great Lakes hospital corps in October, and is now stationed with the United States hospital staff at Great Lakes, Ill.

LEMMON Cadet Harold J. Lemmon, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Lemmon, R.

1, East LanIsing, is now stationed at the San Believe It or Not by RIPLEY would have fish for dinner." THEY'LL DO IT EVERY TIME BY Jimmy Hatlo LOOK AT THAT! SHE'S IN THERE LIKE AN OLIVE: JUST LIKE COME ON! IN A TIGHT BOTTLE. MY HUSBAND, COME I THINK HE DID IT ONLY LITTLE HURRY ON PURPOSE. MORE CONSIDERATE. MY JOHN WOULD SNAP INTO HIT THE POLE AN' IT MACY MAYBE THAT'S BLAME A HINT THAT SHE OUGHT. TO BE THIN ENOUGH TO GET OUT OF THERE 10-000 A WHOLE BLOCK TO PARK IN, AND WHERE DOES HE STOP? THEY LL DO IT EVERY TIME- CAN YOU ERASE 3 SIDES OF THESE SQUARES, AND LEAVE 3 PERFECT SQUARES Answer Tomorrow MoTH WITH 6 WINGS caught by ETHEL DAVIS Sacramento, Calft.

GOAT WITH HORNS Owned by OUR SHE ORIGINAL LIE G. Napa, DAVIS calf. IN ANCIENT THE DAYS CHURCH CRIMINALS OF TAKING SANTA MARIA IN COSMEDIN, ROME Rikay AN OATH WERE REQUIRED TO INSERT THEIR HAND INTO A HUGE OF TRUTH." THEY BELIEVED IF THEY LIED THAT THE MOUTH WOULD CLOSE VIOLENTLYMOST CRIMINALS WOULD RATHER MAKE A COMPLETE CONFESSION THAN FACE THE "BOCCA" With the Men in the Service Antonio Aviation Cadet center, America's largest training pool for pre-flight training. Lemmon is a former three-sport star at the James Cousens Agricultural school at Bath, and eras undefeated in state interscholastic speech competition. Three navy men from Lansing have completed basic training at the submarine school, submarine base, New London, Conn.

They are: Richard Whited, electrician's mate, son of Mrs. Eliza Whited, 218 Lahoma street; R. C. Munson, electrician's mate, son Munson, 119 East Barnes avenue; and Bassel B. Durfee, fire controlman, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Flower, 1601 Lyons avenue. Whited and Durfee were and Munson was graduated f1 James Cousens Agricultural sche Bath. KOPKAU-Second Lieut. Elmer L.

son of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Kopkau, 515 Leitram avenue, is now Promotions of Officers WASHINGTON, Jan.

12 (AP)-PrO-1 motions and orders to active duty announced today by the war department including the From major to lieutenant colonel: Robert Harold Dohm, AUS, Grand Rapids: Sylvia S. Pasander, ANC, Ishpeming. From captain to major: Albert James Anthony, CH, Alma; Brackley Shaw. 2026 Hill street, Ann Arbor: William Bush Keyes, Elwell: Robert Schaeffer, FA, Fennville: Hugh Clare Gundry, AUS, Grand Blanc; Russell J. Himmelberger, MC, 412 S.

Butler street, Lansing. First lieutenant to captain: Peter Richard Chisena, MC, Bridgeport; James Henry Moon, AC, Brunswick; Clara Laura Kutschinski, WAC, Grand Rapids; William Berwyn Bush, DC, Jackson: Franklin La Verne Graubner, MC, Marshall. Prisoners Of War WASHINGTON, TON. Jan. 12 (AP) department today made public the names of 181 United States soldiers who are held as prisoners of war by Germany, including the following 11 from Michigan: Pvt.

Albert B. Balogh. Mother, Mrs. Mary Balogh, Detroit. Pfc.

Addison A. Berthume. Mother. Mrs. Susie Berthume, R.

2, Coleman. Staff William J. Bloeser, Mother, Sits. Lillian Bloeser, Dearborn. Tech.

Sgt. Robert D. Folk. Father, Lewis H. Folk, Homer.

Pvt. Benny A. Garbacz. Mother, Mrs. Anna Garbacz, Detroit.

Pvt. Clare V. Keiller. Brother, Clayton Keiller, 1, Bad Axe. Second Lieut.

Daniel H. Lafferty. Mother, Mrs. Frank X. Lafferty, Ecorse.

Pic. John C. Mather. Mother, Mrs. Mayme Maher, Watersmeet.

Second Lieut. Isaac S. Marx. Wife, Mrs. Carol Elizabeth Marx, Detroit.

Staff Sgt. Marcel J. St. Louis. Mother, Mrs.

Ludivine St. Louis, Detroit. Pvt. Robert L. Swanson.

Mother, Mrs. Hedvic Swanson, Grand Rapids. Isaac Walton, 1944 Style ATLANTIC CITY ever he got tired of army chow in Tunisia, First Lieut. Russell C. Williams would go fishing with German hand grenades.

"I found the grenades in an abandoned Nazi ammunition dump," he said. 'I'd throw a few in my favorite stream and the concussion from the explosion would stun the fish. They'd drift to the surface. I'd haul them in and we Thant to LEN LEVINSON Copr. 1944, King Features Sandicate, Inc.

Wigrld rights reserved. HOLLYWOOD, BOARDING HOUSE by Anerne OUT HOLD IT, SHERLOCK! UNHAND ME, BOYS! LOOK! HE EVEN YOU AND. YOUR EGAD, CRIME PINS THE LAW CORN -FLAKES WAITS FOR NO HARDWARE ON BADGE WILL HAVE A HIS PAJAMAS TO LINE UP FOR DEPUTY I MUST 4 AS IF WE. THE TUB LIKE TACKLE A CAN'T TELL HE'S REST OF PRESSING CASE A BULL BY THE THE INMATES! AT THOSE SIZE 14 DRAT IT ALL CARPET IS SAKE STILL BEATERS! MONOPOLIZING THE TUB RESISTING 1-12 AN COPS ISM stationed at Camp Kearns. Utah, as assistant post exchange officer.

Lieutenant Kopkau received his commission in October, 1943. He was assistant manager of a Lansing department store in civilian lite. His wife is the former Ruth M. Baker. DILLENBACK- E.

Dillen- back, petty officer second class. has returned to his ship after spending a 14-day leave with his wife and family at 811 Lenore street. Price to his enlistment in June 1942. Mr. Dillenback was employed by the Motor Wheel corporation.

He took his boot training at Great Lakes. Ml. and then was given a 16 weeks course at the Iowa university at Ames. after which he was assigned to a ship as electrician's mate. Arvid Second lieutenant to first lieutenant: August Eugene Matuzak, CE.

Alpena. Eugene Edwin Kattelus, CAC. Clawson; Dorothy H. Chapman, ANC, 405 street, East Lansing: Lyle Ethelwyn Baker, FA, Jackson: James Marvin Moses, MAC, Marshall. Today's War Casualties WASHINGTON, Jan.

12 (P)-The navy department today announced 96 casualties of the United States naval forces not heretofore released on navy department casualty lists. Included were the names of the following Michigan men: Pfc. Elmer W. Coatley, United States marine corps, dead; mother, Mrs. Laura McCravy, Detroit.

Corp. Duane O. Cole, United States marine corps, dead: parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Cole, Niles.

Pvt. Stanislaus Sadrakulski, United States marine corps reserve, dead (previously reported missing); mother, Mrs. Frances Sudryk, Detroit. DETROIT FLYER HURT AS FORTRESS CRASHES BATON ROUGE, Jan. 12 (AP-Two men were killed yesterday in the crash of a Flying Fortress whose pilot and co flew the damaged ship upside down to allow most of the crew to parachute to safety.

The dead were identified by HardIng field authorities as Sgt. J. V. Ranz, tail gunner, son of D. C.

Ranz, Lincoln, and Sgt. T. J. Thornton, son of Mrs. Ann Thornton, Troy, N.

Y. Seriously injured were Lieut. Hal A. Benton, pilot, Jefferson City, and Lieut. R.

J. Hughes, co-pilot, Detroit, Mich. VOTES YEARLY SALARY JACKSON, Jan. 12 (P)-After Cir- cuit Judge John Simpson had warned the board of supervisors that we may face "the greatest crime wave in our experien when wages return to normal at the er.d of the war, the board voted $3,000 yearly salary for a juvenile probation officer to fill vacancy which has existed since April 1, 1943. RED HORIZONTAL 1 Pictured fruit 6 Regular succession 13 Religious 14 Death notice 15 Her 16 To the inside of 18 Within 19 Diminutive of Alfred 20 Upon 22 School of whales 23 Us 24 Negative word 26 Symbol for tellurium 27 Chaldean city 28 Females 30 Belongs to it 32 Negative 33 Transpose (abbr.) 34 Oblivion 37 Ocean 39 Therefore 40 Pupils bring them to 44 Hen product 46 Charity 47 At any time 49 Symbol for europium 50 Music note 51 Symbol fo tungsten 53 Prince 55 Foot digit 57 Table land 59 Perfect 61 Acts of erasing 62 Warm HAUENSTEIN Corp.

Ivon Lee Hauenstein, son of Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Hauenstein.

2405 Grand River avenue. is home on a 10-day delayen route furlough, after sucessfully completing the flexible aerial gunnery course at the army air flexible gunnery school. Laredo Army Air Field. Laredo. Tex.

Upon graduating. he received his aerial gunner's wings, and is now eligibie to assume a position as a member of an army air forces combat crew. ESTOK Completing a five months' course in aircraft maintenance and repair, Pfc. Carl H. Estok, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Louis Estok. 520 Christiancy street, was recently graduated as an aircraft mechanic from the technical school of the army air forces te technical training command at Seymour Johnson Field. N. C.

Estok was graduated from Eastern school. and was employed by Lansing hich, Oldsmobile company as a machinist. previous to being sworn into the army May 19. 1943. His wife.

the former Wanda Manning, lives at 1504 East Michigan avenue. CUOLAHAN- -Aviation Cadet Paul S. Cuolahan. son of Dr. and Mrs.

Paul B. Cuolahan, 1515 West Washtenaw street, has completed four months of "tarmac" training at Miami, and is now attending the United States Naval Flight Preparatory school the University of South Carolina at Columbia, S. c. has been received by Mr. and Mrs.

James Tucker. Charlotte road. that their son. Edgar A. Fremody.

has recently been promoted to pharmacist's mate third class. He is on active duty with a detachment of marines in the Southwest Pacific. Edgar Is a former Lansing State Journal employe, and before entering sert. ice he was employed by the Olds Motor Works. CORTRIGHT Constance Cortright, daughter of Mrs.

Alice Cortright, 504 West Lapeer street. Fas sworn into the marine corps reserve, at Detroit. December 28. and will report to Camp LeJeune. New River.

N. in February. Constance is a junior at Michigan State college. Her sister. Alice Cortright DeCaprio, is an ensign with the WAVES at headquarters of the third naval district in New York.

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