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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-08
Breach Company Blamed
For Production HoId-Up

Ann Arbor. Mich. Aug. s-A re-
port. charging that the American
Breach and Machine Co.. has en-
gagged in unfair labor practices and
that production OF vital war goods
has been curtailed as a result of
these practices was filed with the
National Labor Relations Board in
Washington. by the United Auto
mobile Workers (CIO) After a
hearing by William r. Ringer.
NLRB trial examiner. Mr.. Ringer
recommended that the company
cease recognizing the American
Breach Employees Protective Asso-
citation as bargaining agent for the
workers.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-08
Car Handle Catches
Dress, Woman Injured

Ann Arbor, Mich. Aug. S-Mrs.
Howard Gill OF 10 Alton Ave. f,
Lansing. was injured Friday after
noon when the door handle OF an
automobile, driven by Herman
Kalmbach. OF 5l4 Liberty St.
caught her dress and hurled her
to the pavement
Mrs. Gill's front teeth were
knocked loose. her left shoulder
and right knee were injured, and
her collar bone was broken She
was taken TO st. Joseph's Mercy
Hospital.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-08

PAPER BURNED

Kalamazoo, Mich, Aug. Slight
ming caused fire early Thursday
which destroyed the warehouse of
the Kalamazoo Stationery Co, and
the contents Of the building. in
Guiding 10000 tons Of high grade
paper. Loss on the building, which
was owned by the Acme Trust Co.
was estimated at $4,000. Officers
OF the paper company had not de
termined their loss.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-08
DISCOVERS THEFT

Ann Arbor Mich. Aug. s-Mrs.
Harold Andrus, of the Eureka Tail
ors Co. OF los W Huron st. Fri
day discovered the theft OF Sl9.4O
from the stores cash register.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-08

Detroit. Mich, Aug. 3
BEETS-No. /. j5q SOC doz. bchs.
CABBAGE-bu 40dG0c.
CARROTS-No. l. 35G 40c doz.
GREEN BEANS-No. ], S1ql.50
bu.
CUCUMBERS-No. !. sS63.5o b.
PEAS-No /, s2.50q3 bu
POTATOES-No. /. S1.25Gl.40 bu.
GREEN ONlONS-No. /, 40 q soc
doZ. bchs.
RADISHES-No. /, IS q CSC doz.
bchs.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-08

Detroit. Mich, Aug. s
APPLES-Yellow transparents, No.
!, $150Gl75 bu.. Duchess, No. /,
bu. S110@1.40.
CHERRIES-No. l, sweet. S3@350
loot. crate, sour, No. l, $1,000
$50 24-qt. crate.
NORTHUMBERLAND. /, "A at.
crate, S7G7.50.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-08
Detroit Cash Grain

Detroit. Mich. Aug. S-Poultry
market steady. Hens. average run
PC. leghorns, 1Sc; rock springers,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-08

Rock OF Ages monuments are on
display i'm our Showrooms in vari-
Gus forms and sizes. Won't you
visit us and let us assist you in
planning a family memorial pro-
gram;
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-08
Sunday

Premieres- BLU. semi-classical
program. 4:30 p. m. WOR-Mel-
ody Hall, $50 CBS-St. Louis
Opera. 2:30.
Talks-MBS Reviewing Stand,
Vocational Adjustments in War
time" including William Bach
rach. II a. m. NBC. Political
Reconstruction of the Postwar
World" including Sir Normal
Angel. 2:30 p. IN.
NBC-l:00-Robert st. John;
2:0O-Sammy Kaye;
3:30-The Army Hour;
$50 Britain 10 America;
6:30-Kay Kyser:
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-08
Pick of the Air 7 oday

Red network. WLW ZOO. WWJ
$50, WHAM 100, WMAQ SO, Blue
network, WXYZ 1870. WLW 700.
WGN 720.
Columbia Broadeastina Company
-WJR $50, WBBM $50, WCKY
1880. wFBM 12s, VICAR 1880,
WINS 1860. WOOD 1910; Blue
network, WOWO 1890.
Mutual Broadcasting Company
network. WLW ZOO CKLW 500.
Red Network WLW 700; Blue
WJBK 100.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-08
LIVESTOCK

Detroit, Mich, Aug. S-Good to
best steers. $lI75 a 1880; common
Sl2 a 1850, fat beef COWS, $4,000
S1l; good weighty sausage bulls,
$l1.5Oal175; Gamers and cutters,
s6.5Oq925.
Calves-tiood to choice grades,
Sl6G 1850; common and medium,
sl2d15.5O.
Sheep and lambs - Few choice
sl45O: medium, $3.50 q 400;
slaughter ewes, s3a7; light culls,
a6.
Hogs-1S0-25O lbs, s149Oal5.O0;
-5O-35O lbs, $1A65q1A95; 3504JO
lbs. $1AO5G1A35; bulk sows, sl3q
1850.
Detroit Cash Grain
Detroit, Mich. Aug S
WHEAT-No. ,, SIPS.
BARLEY-M Mailing range, 50 a S5c;
feeding, 72c.
Butter ana Eggs
Detroit. Mich, Aug S
BUTTER-Best creamery In tubs
39i2@41&c.
EGGS - Current receipts, SIC.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-08

Tonight
NBC-7 00-Haven Macquarrie:
7:45-De Seversky's war in the
Air;
9:00-Barn Dance;
10:15-Labor for Victory.
CBS-5:O0-Dick Jurgens Matinee;
S:0O-Soldiers with Wings;
9:0O--Hit Parade:
9:45-Jessica Dragonette;
0:3O-Eileen Farrell. soprano.
BLU-S:15-General Delivery;
9:00-Summer symphony;
10:O0-Kay Lorraine, Variety,
10:30-Stag Party;
11:15-Duke Ellington.
MBS-6:Ol-San Diego Naval Sta
ton;
7:00-Lowry Field;
S:00-American Eagle Club, from
London;
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-08
Daily Market Report
Vegetables

Csc; broilers, heavy, 22c.
Evening star., 1942-02-01
Five Latin-American
lands provide these
five fine recipes
% 8auce &a..e4

I" o THE south of our country, the
recent years - elsewhere spin
- ming gigantic web of War for
us - have been creating loyal friend.
ships. Increasing numbers of Latin
American people and our people have
Travelled back and forth across the
borders with happiest results. And
even Stay-at-homes in North Amer
ica feel the impact of the other Amer
icas III politics, fashions, music,
dances and food. From below our
Southern boundaries, come dark-eyed
statesmen; handsome plantation own
ers; bevies of beauties for the Ameri-
can stage and movies - good sales
men, these, for the South American
Way of Life.
Today we round up five spokes-
men for food in nations to the South
of us. :. They're coffee-lovers, all of
them. Some grow it and get rich by
1t; all drink it and talk it. . They
give us their Latin-American defini-
tlons of the kind of coffee they like
to drink. :. In addition, they suggest
the famous native dishes printed on
the next page as THIS WEEK recipes.
Evening star., 1942-02-01
BESIDES COFFEE..." "

GENTLEMEN FIRST, this time. Here
is Senor DR.. Don David Castro, Min
lister Plenipotentiary from Ell Saliva
dor. staunch u. S. Ally and tiniest
Central-American republic, exporting
coffee, sugar and specialties like indigo
and balsam. Senior Castro is a top
expert in Inter-American affairs and
solidarity in the Western Hemisphere.
-. Privately, he is also coffee con-
noisseur. His idea of perfect coffee:
Brew it to thick essence and dilute
with cream; milk; both. :. His favor
lite native recipe is Salvador Casserole
of Haddock.
MANUEL HaEJIA - pronounced, Ma
yah - Colombian socialite, banker,
coffee grower, exporter and booster
for the U. S. A., says every Colom-
bian stops in several times daily at the
tiny cafes in his country, serving only
cafe tinto"-black coffee with sweet
ening. He himself admits to four large
cups day. ten or fifteen demitasses.
-. He gives us also a very special
and a delicious potato recipe: Potato
Ajaico.
FROM CUBA. another valiant U. S.
ally, comes Desi Arnaz, handsome
Latin-American picked by Abbott
and Hart to play Manuelito in the
stage musical TOO Many Girls" A
hot dancer, he also introduced the
conga to Miami and New York. T..
He likes his coffee strong, boiling hot
TW-2-1-l2
Evening star., 1942-02-01
, c00DByE TO
TOUCH ovs PIE cRus1'
Now! Crisco and its New
Pastry Method end the 2 big
causes of tough crust!

How proud you are when you cut
into a tender golden-brown pie
but how awful when the crust is
tough!
Now-be sure Of flaley, tender
pastry! Crisco brings you 2 new
helps First Crisco itself is
different because this pure, all
vegetable shortening is now made
by an exclusive process. Why,
cooks all over the country find
T Crisco does more to give them
tender pastry than any other
shortening. Second-Crisco has
developed a new, sure-fire pastry
method.
Goodbye guesswork! Till now,
it's been so easy to make 2 mis-
takes that cause tough pie crust
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-25
Freighter Sunk By
Torpedo Attack

NORFOLK. Va. March 25 up
The captain was the only cas-
ualty when a medium-sized Ameri-
can merchant vessel broke in two
end sank after being torpedoed off
the Atlantic coast early last Sat
urday survivors disclosed today.
Eight of the 81 surviving crew
members we're picked up by a res
cue vessel after rowing nine hours
IN 8 lifeboat. and were landed here
Sunday. The other survivors were
taken to Southport, N. C
Survivors here said the skipper,
Capt E. V. Peters of New York,
jumped from his ship into the oil
coated sea. He wa not seen again,
although two of the lifeboats
searched the area for him for more
than an hour.
This was the fifth attack an
nounced this week. Since start OF
tie war. los merchant vessels have
been reported sunk in the western
Atlantic. Forty-five were reported
sunk off the U. S. coast, 81 in the
Caribbean, and 20 off Canada
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-25
Father Silent on
Report Son Killed

SCARSDALE. N. Y. March 25
CUPD - John " NcWkirk would not
comment today on a report that
his son, Jack (Scarsdale jack
Newkirk, flight commander and ace
of the American Volunteers group,
was killed yesterday in a raid on
Japanese base in Thailand
Newkirk learned several months
ago that the "Scarsdale Jack" fire.
Guently mentioned in dispatches
about the Flying Tigers was his
son. He was %.
His father said then that he had
always wanted to be an aviator and
always had liked to shoot When he
was 10. he shot a sheriff with an
arrow to demonstrate his proWess
in archery He won citations for
craftsmanship from the New York
National Guard and the Navy.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-25

4-ROOM Furnished apartment for
rent. Electric refrigerator, cooler,
753 State. 1926
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-25

Use the POST PRESS WANT
ADS for results.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-25
Russians Demand
Offensive in 1912
Against Germany

LONDON, March %. CUP)-So-
Wet Ambassador Ivan Maisky de-
manded today that the United Ma
tions Seize the initiative from Ger
many and make a supreme effort
to open a spring and summer Of
fensiVe which will turn 1912 into
the victory year of the war
Maisky made MS demand while
awarding the order of Lenin to
four British pilots who fought on
the Russian front.
There is no time to waste" ne
said. The days are grim. Some
times you can fight under condi-
tions you desire. But some condi-
tionS cannot be avoided.
In such a case you have to
change your plans quickly and adapt
yourself to new circumstances.
THE time is now ripe for this.
The decisive place is the front of
the US.SR. The whole work of
the general staff must be imbued
with one idea, one thought-1942
and not 1943'
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-25
Man Loses Jewels
To Hifch-Hikers

John d. Andrews of san Diego
wednesday had his faith ~ Ameri-
cas- sea- going fighting men shaken
badly, and perhaps lost just little
of his charity, following a sad ex-
perience Will two men in sailors
uniforms.
Andrews reported to Ell Centre
police that he had given the sup
posed sailors a ride from the coast
city, and when they arrived here he
parked his car with the two men
intact and went into a restaurant
for bite to eat.
When he returned, the hitch-h -hik-
rs were gone, and SO was a Jewel
case containing some valuable rings
and a watch. He valued the rings
at $72,50 and the watch at S32.75.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-25
6-HELP WANTED

Ranch forman. Stanis-
laus county, experienced raising
melons. vegetables Advise exper-
ience. Write Post-Press Box 112.
1926
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-25
!9-ClTY PROPERTY FOR SALE

2 BEDROOM House finished in
Celotex Includes rug, cooler,
stove. hot water heater. $2625.
TYLER INSURANCE AGENCY
$40 Main Phone $50
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-25
SERVICE,
OLD TROLLEY RAILS

TUCSON, March 25 CUP) - Old
trolley car rails must stay imbed-
ded in Tucson streets as a pre-
caution against a possible lack of
tires for busses, the city council
disclosed today. The busses can be
equipped with steel, flanged wheels
and operated on the rails. A Texas
Metal company requested permis-
sion to remove the rails for scrap
metal but was refused
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-25

ENGLISH STYLE Stucco, bed
room house in south part of town
for sale or trade. rs garage, nice
lot Call 1894-W after 6 pm. 3-27
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-25

EXPERIENCED Man bookkeeper,
must be sober, reliable. Congenial
work in local concern. Write Civ
ing experience to PoSt-Press Box
No IS.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-25

HOUSEKEEPbR, White. under so,
for family of 3 in motherless
home. Capable of full charge and
telephone service. Easy job for re-
sponsible party. References re-
quired. Write Post-Press BX. 350-D
3-27
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-25
iI-HOUSE FOX RENT

5 ROOM House, completely fur.
Cooler, radio, Close in Reason
able rent w. I. Stone. lis So. 9th.
1926
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-04
By Chic Young
By Hof
By Billy De Beck
By Paul Fogarty

Ii ERE pleasant little that will you message
every day. 1t numerical puzzle designed
fortune Count the letters
Is 8 more,
add your number Start the upper
hand of the rectange and check
numbers left to right Then read the the letters under
the checked figures give you. IT,
Distributed ~ kns Features synd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-04
Daily Quiz

When B. O.'s a college degree,
il designates what?
.2-An ordinary's an extraordinary
sight today. Why?
.3-What instruments a doodle
sack?
(Which of these cities may be
found in a state other than
that for which it is named
Kansas City, Michigan City,
Virginia City?
.5-Would a sore throat impair a
hummingbird's hume
constitutes hash
mark" in the United States
Army?
.7-What dance, popular during
World War l. seems appropriate
for Thanksgiving?
ANSWERS on Page 3S)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-04

John J. Hija, 1872 Lynch
! Denis =. Martin. 20266 Syracuse.
Roman J. Filipek. 5l5l Harold.
/ Leo S sikorskt 7442 Emily.
Kenneth J. Bloss $500 Charles
Robert Wisniewsk 503s Gsrvin
Edwin J McCauley, 171s Mcclellan,
Frank V. suszynsk, 1861 Ryan.
Mathew l.. Hil, 19207 Greeley.
I Frank Crock. 1895 Delta
! Felix J Barth, 1889 Fenelon
Nicola Kouof. 1S02S Syracuse
Chance r. Gray. 37ie Newberry.
/ Edward Kowalec. i3443 Healy.
Steve Pietron. 1880 Keystone.
steve fresh. 1915 Binder.
Frank j. BilsN, 13504 Syracuse.
stephen Laslavich. 17l7i Shields.
| Leslie w Jackowski, s035 Woodlawn
Joseph T. Przywara, i7sss Binder.
Steve sapilewsk. 1880 Bloom.
bernard J. Wtkowsk, 1899 Talbot
Arthur Plewka. 1888 Buffalo.
Anthony Szpono. 544l Charles
Stanley Smiehowski. 1855 Tappan.
Thadeuss s Baran. S06s Prescott.
Jasper w Campapella 1851 Gaylord
Raymond l.. Billiard. 1881 FeneIon. V
Walter J Lewandowski Ir. 1850 Dwye
Donald W. Lindquist. 20527 Syracuse
James y Hayes, 1e30s Clh
Edward A. Muszalski, 1922 Shields.
Walter Symchych. 1885 Filler.
Lsdislaus J. Lapuszewski. 1927 Bloom.
Harry =. Kurowski 1852 Hildale
Phillip s. Crock. 1888 Delta.
Raymond A. Drwencke. 1923 Iowa.
Andrew NJ. sohilo. 1877 Shields
Bronislaw j. zawidzki, 1s040 st. Louis.
Albert Sarnoysky, 1870 Lincoln.
Jerry r Parent I7i2f Caldwell
Ted J. Miller. 44oT Garvin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-04

George Redick 90 w Dawson High. TX
Edward ). waehlsrE. 1927 Knngst.
visgil X. Inscho. 1895 Orleans.
joseph J. KaeinAukss. 244S Mcpherson
John skorysne i2507 Maine.
Joe L. Collins. 1927 Maine.
SIEVE Lonchsrich. 1888 Burnside
George l.. Dsvifion Jr., 900 West CriXdale
John A GrtIehik. 1880 Gallagher.
ThAddeus j. Kliuek 1882 Moran.
Francis J Krolikowski. i25ss Gallagher
}ssp p F rsns' sis 51i ne 4fns5on
George A FloskoWks, f3t2s Keystone.
ASsAd c. Haddad. 1881 Arlington.
William J Dorda. 1883 Moran.
Russell =. Green. 47o West GriIdals
Nicholas Pappsr. 1888 Dequlndrs
STANLEY Bieda. 1880 Charest.
Leo Ricci. 1880 81 Aubin
walter Grondr. 3347 McPherscn
Joseph /. Hutyrs. l725e Fleming
George X Lsiks, 1873 Mitchell
Emil NJ. Buniac, 27f2 Lswley.
John y. MCGUIRE. Flint
Theodore Prosyk 1887 Hull
Stanley A. Krsinz. 1885 Hawthorne
John GoieskL 1920 Klinger.
Michael A. Bondarchuk. i29is Goddard
Michael J Never. 1883 Anelin.
Andrew Bischsk. 2723 Burnside
cicero q. Freeman. lto30 Ricpene
charles G. Widemon. 1899 Dequindre.
William CUP. 1920 Fleming,
John n. Turner. 2si Erskine.
Dan Alexander. 1870 Greeley.
Thomas Tomb, 1888 Msokay
Moses J. Carter, 61e Wentworth.
Booker T. Lewis, 1888 Goddard
James L. Mosley. 1400s Lumpkin
John II. Graham. i3037 Riopels
David n Stinson. l3sOs Goddard
Clyde Powers. 339 owen.
John Waller. l4205 Goddard.
James n. watkins. 1900 Fleming
John Vincent, 1929 Lumpkin.
Roscoe Williams. si03 Whitswood
Solomon Holmes. 2O42 Halleck
Albert Parks, 1921 McDougali
Olden Virgins. 1890 81. Aubin
James r. Eggleston. 1888 St. Auhin.
Samuel s. Hendley.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-04
ELIZA

Steve r. wozniak. 1890 corbett
Thaddeus A. Krolikowskl. 1875 Fenslon
Teofn szydlowski. 1926 Carpenter.
Ted J. Coda. 1864 Eureka.
James NJ Chapp, 1885 Fenelor
Roman Kukulski, 1903 Mt. Elliott.
Frank Raiss. i714S Eureka.
Alfred j. Laskowski. 3ss0 Caely.
Joseph =. Radulski. 2f22 CONNER. Hamtr
Peter r. Formal 51Ss Talbot
William Krywko. 1901 Prescott
lStanislaw j Gawel. 1882 Dwyer.
George A. Billiard, 1881 Feuelon
Frederick u. Pytroczko. 1925 Quinn
Frank s Thomas. 1929 East Hildsle.
Anthony l.. Ce1mer. 1881 Dryer.
Vernie c. Szot. 1853 Audubon. c. =.
stanley j. CZarnecki. 1892 Sparling.
Joseph w. Fitr1yk. 1874 keystone.
Harry Ryharczyk. 5625 Caniff
Carr Piotrowsk, 1892 Moenart.
stanley Klym. 1906 Dryer.
Albn J. Burkscki. 1885, Shields.
Joseph Urbsno. 1921 Syracuse.
Stanley J pzicrwa,\ 1882 Buffalo,
poter Carter 1892 Quinn.
Victor A. Hreszgzyk, 1880 Anglin.
Lawrence J. Diana. 1880 Albany.
Joseph r. Cchorscki. 1891 sunset.
Anthony J. SEymansk. 1889 Gable.
Walter F. Dyszynski, 1895 Btstow
Mitchell J. Furtak. 1725s Keystone.
Ted NJ. Klesk, 1906 Hasse.
John J. Kush. 1851 Moran.
Alexander Chawa. 1903 Buffalo.
Joe ". Blond. SOB Grixdaie
Teddy NJ. Bonieckl. 1902 Mitchell
Roland @. Pawlowskl. 1853 st. Louis.
John r. Hibsky. 74iO Marjorie.
Joseph, A. WinckowskiA 1885 81. Louis
Teddy Y Gawlak, 1919 Bloom
Walter 3. PAWelcyyk. 7423 Emily
Edward L. Dohiesz 1S04s Mound.
John W. Phillips. $500 Harold.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-04
,Ma(omb
Send 358 Men
To Fort Cutser

hree hundred and fifty-cight
draftees from Wayne and Macomb
counties were accepted into the
army during the record days eN-
aminations az the West Fort
street induction center. most OF
them taking their Il days fur
Tough before reporting 10 Fort
Custer for assignment
These represent seven Wayne
county boards, !. 6. Z, II. Ia, p
and 36, and Macomb No 2
Board No. II OF this county
Was high with 1872 draftees. The
Dist:
BOARD No.
Stanley Kochanowski. 222s Theodors.
Joseph Si;sk S30S ST. Aubin.
XAnthony J. LsnkieWicz. 1853 Y Wills
Francis g Brogowirz, 5i2s ChenF
Joseph Cora,o. 1897 y. Grand Bivd
William plat 26A y Mseburv
RWuuaus ~ KsiG's~S.skE 22iS EsNlsv.
rhe.,sr J JssSowsr 1857 Piqustie
Richard J. cArmAek, s2St FED
Frank A struciepsh 2252 Superior.
|A~e-,ey ~ Rev. fTssf~ tGg'.r
Walter PsIanoski. s9zi Hefge
Joseph p. Kohrzyck. 7i3i5 Arsenal road
Mike LAHtrtA. $3.50 cram.
Mike Kioon 1884 Palmer
rosrph A. Grych 2s43 p Ferry
poseph Walter crubai, 222s = warren
Norbert Joseph I. Rupp. 3s55 Marcy.
Rom RvitosEi. 73i Chsne
ssnto J. Mliitsllo. 1918 81; Joseph.
Eric y. Koll 2iN r KIRBY
fohn p. Golabievshi. ?i2a = Palmer.
walter John BsdnarsN 6GfI Nidman.
ester Psiunho 1912 Chere
Edward Joseph zerks. 1897 Milwaukee.
Mitchell J. waryss, 2n26 'arfeif
Harry Terczsk. 22t5 r AlrSandrus.
Frank j woick. 2st5 y Ferry
'sri y. Ribant. 1922 Griehner
Robert T Ross 1927 Piquette
.msry Nltchen David. iisil Gicn~ood
ttanlsy RoElOwski 1856 warsaw place
oseph A. Pio,rowski 1902 chene.
Onward G. petrykoesh 5223 Chene
Chester J. Baginsk. 5t22 st Auh,n
loysius A. wojcik. 2esi y Garfield
Erwin J. MerecA. Sg3i Mitchell
Walter r zstse. ss0s Mitchell
lexandsr Ghlsclue. 1851 witmar
;dvsrd r Jankowski. 27i3 Lyman
>eonsrd A. Kanski. 1892 Granfy
Ohm A. sufnar. 4s44 Anderson
'dwsrd J Franc. 1892 Frederick
>eroy p. Skutecki. 50i3 Cheus.
BOARD No
seholowski. 7235 Graylinr Hsm'K
YJ.rgoylch. 7ssl Doris
Y51ldo beFslic.. 5sii French road
Gorge L Trueknowski. ?.2o Lswiey
Ohm Cuckovieh 1905 Russell
yordon lnHff, lobPA Maine
tanlsy G. kush. 1906 McnouEaV
cry W GAmbln. i7220 Gallagher
tdwsrd w s'oinFki. 1880 moran
VILLAIN Dashsk Jr.. 2O3a Grant
amusl r. RoSenstsin. 1870 mitchell
nthony J szymanski, 1922 Gslia cher
ebert J. Rose 2o42 East seven Nie road
fichasl W Chsrmek, 1855 LekevieV
Walter sikors. 1906 Goddard
enry J BidEick 1882 Goddard
tephen Burak. l245a Mackay
enry shebestak. 1898 Mclean
hester J. Witkowski. 1928 Cha-est
arold q. Moore. $500 CAREER
rank p. Franczyk 1898 Mitchell
nthony l.. WinoErock. 1882 Macksy
phn Pasquine. 1888 Arlington
tanley Novak, 1920 KNngPr
teve p. kush. 1881 MCDougau
outs J.. Pereny 13t75 orleans.
dward Kuzdal. 1880 McDougaN
dwsrd J. .Michalski 1892 Kinger
bhn q. Nickel, 1900 Lincoln.
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