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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-18

NOTES: First replies indicate
n lot OF interest In writing and
producing a show for the USO
and army camps around Detroit.
More about this matter In a day
or tue.
Evening star., 1942-07-26
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Want to give those bare legs real
STAR appeal? Then be sure to use
4 tanning-ally to form IN invisible
shield against harmful burn rays.
SUTRA, non.greasy and insect re-
pellent, is my choice . . Sun6lter
Cream to protect against sunbu1n
and peeling. Ask for SUTRA at
Drug and Department stores,-tan
your legs 4 grand stocking color
safely and naturally!
Evening star., 1942-07-26
lBUY-LINES by Nancy Saorr

New York, N. Y, July Is. The evolution Of
sa2 Americas hose.less fashion is most enter.
tainng,-for reader rhymes it 80.
Once twas rather shocking
To without Z stocking
For "hose" my legs MUST
Though my budget ! might BUST!
But NOW It's patriotic,
Help win.hewar symbolic,
To the great republic
Bareleggcd my public!
So hail another Freedom -.
My sockings.-I don't need 'em
My legs cool, my budgets ahead
I've money to buy WAR BONDS instead
Wouldn't it be good idea if every who bought less
stockings this invested her hoseavngs in bonds Try i'll
And now to BUY.LINES information for this week ;.
Evening star., 1942-07-26
OF Personal Note Here
1t. and Mrs. Sidney Sherry Visitors;
Number of Residents Are in Maine

Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Pellman, and
to remain until September.
Miss Marilyn Sworzyn, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Sworzyn,
is at Campabello, Me-, for the rest
Of the summer.
Miss Alice Neuman is home from
Smith College and is with her par
ents. DR.. and Mrs. Lester Neuman.
Mrs. Leonard B. Schloss is visit
ing her son and daughter-in law,
Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Schloss, in
Jacksonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Gusdorf
left Friday with Mrs. David Blum
for Belgrade, Me-, where they will
visit their sons at Camp Belgrade.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Leavit have gone
to Palo Alto, Calf, their former
home, to spend four weeks with their
family.
1t. Alvin Scheer OF Philadelphia
is the guest here OF his sister, Mrs.
Mark Bensinger.
Evening star., 1942-07-26
Arthur Smiths
Will Be Supper
Hosts TONIGHT

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Clarendon
Smith will entertain at buffet
supper in their garden tonight in
honor of their son-in-law, Mr.
Donald Lathrom. Mr.. Lathrom is
leaving the city on an extended
business trip.
Among the invited guests are Col
and Mrs. J. Van Ness Ingram
Comdr. and Mrs. M. E. Berthold
Col. and Mrs. Larry Skinner, 1t. Col
and Mrs. w. c. Bridges, Mr.. and
Mrs. Barse Stonebraker from Mil
Bar, Md: Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Clark
Calhoun, Mrs. Estelle Whiting and
Miss Maude MOreland.
Evening star., 1942-07-26
!" 8 ,'n, a.,
I'hIb|I|sgt:

Try that interesting Quiz on Page
s of this weeks LIFE - stick strict
ly to your Q's, peek not at the As,
and your score will be an average "a
%. but apply these vitamin.tirs, and
you'll win with a Phi Beta Kappa
average! Ready for "cramming"? u
U. S. experts say 8 out Of 4 need
more vitamins that 6 vitamins are
necessary. q VIMMS contain these
necessary vitamins-A, C, D, all
three essential B Complex vitamins
plus calcium, phosphorus and iron
too. 81 V1MMS tablets are tasty
beloved like candy" by the younger
Try, cost only Soc for q box of "a
tablets. A. VIMMS are summer-nec.
essary,-ideal defense against ANY
Evening star., 1942-07-26

1t. and Mrs. Sidney Sherry have
been visiting the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sherry, and will
visit in Michigan before taking up
their residence in Annapolis.
Mrs. Fred Rauch of Grand Is
land, Nebr, is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Marks.
DR.. and Mrs. Joseph Palkin are
in Maine for several weeks and will
visit their daughter, Sue, who is
spending the summer at Tripp Lake
Camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. S. Barnett also
are in Maine on a vacation while
their children are at camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Frank are
spending month in Bangor, Me-,
the former home of Mr.. Frank.
Mrs. Harry Roller is at Swamp
scott, Mass, with her brother and
sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
Hechinger.
Mrs Helen Goldenberg has joined
Mrs. Harold Levi at Wabanaki Lake,
Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Rosenbach Of
Chicago will arrive in Washington
this week to be the guests of their
aunt, Mrs. Sol Minister. and Miss
Dorothy Minister.
Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence Gassen-
heimer left Monday for California
where they will spend six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Tobriner have
visiting them the latter's sister, Mrs.
Amy Rubenstein Of Baltimore.
left Mf ralleg Ill ls,s EsSs2i ] snej sssj
will spend the next two weeks. They
will vdht theix DAUGHTER who Is at
Trtpp Lake Camp near Poland. and
their son at Camp Belgrade.
Mrs. William Jacob and her
daughter, Wilma Jane are spending
. week In Atlantic City at the Chel-
sea.
Miss Nancy Sigmund, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Sigmund, Is
in Bridgeport, Conn, visiting her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs Leonard castillo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Pellman are
leaving tomorrow for Los Angeles to
visit their son and daughter in-law,
Evening star., 1942-07-26

War bonds are the best buy on
the market today.
Evening star., 1942-07-26
Miss Joyce Ely
Feted at Shower

Miss Eva Karpischek. Miss Doro-
thy Currier. Miss Betty Lane and
Miss Marie Sjolseth entertained
Tuesday evening at shower for
Miss Joyce Ely in the drawing room
Of Strong Hall at George Washing
ton University.
Included among the guests, were
members Of Kappa Kappa Gamma
Fraternity and friends Of the BRIDE
elect. Miss Ely, whose engagement
was announced recently, will be
married August 2 to Mr.. Wayne
Scott Gudmundson.
Evening star., 1942-07-26
|Bernice Mehlfelt
Bride Yesterday
of 1t. Loewer
PefwOrfh Church
Scene of Ceremony
Last Evening

Petworth Methodist Church was
the scene of the marriage of Miss
Bernice Miree Mehlfelt, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Mehlfelt, to
1t. Alvin Conrad Loewer of Balti-
more. 1t. Loewer is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Alvin c. Loewer. The
ceremony took place last evening at
8 o'clock, with the Rev. Frank Steel
man officiating.
The bride was escorted to the altar
and given in marriage by her father.
Her gown of white lace and mar
Quisette was fashioned with a sweet
heart neckline and q long train.
Her veil was f1ngertip length and she
carried a cascade bouquet Of white
roses, gladioluses and gardenias.
Miss Mary Catherine Koontz of
Hampton, Va, was the maid of
honor. She wore a pale rose gown
of lace and tulle and a shoulder
length veil. Her flowers were yellow
roses and blue delphinium.
The four bridesmaids, costumed
in lilac, aqua, pink and blue organdy
gowns having velvet flower designs,
were Miss Fern Miller, Miss June
Mehlfelt, Miss Anna Mary Daven-
port and Miss Frances Sparks. They
wore shoulder length wells of match
ing colors and carried garden flowers.
Mr.. John Dells was best man and
the ushers were Mr.. E. T. Bartholo-
NEE Mr. Rrvdon Ctuhhc Mr. Croip
Folk and Mr.. Wilbur Ramsey.
Following the ceremony q recep-
ton was held at the home of the
bride.
AS her going-away costume the
bride wore blue suit with white
accessories. Her corsage was of gar
denias.
Mrs. Loewer attended the College
OF William and Mary. 1t. Loewer
received his degree in engineering
from Johns Hopkins University.
Evening star., 1942-07-26

year in the Orient. She is a
member of the Junior League of
Pittsfield and the Country Club.
Mr., Head studied Journalism and
took course at the school of insur-
ance at Columbia University. He
did civil engineering work at the
United States Naval Base in the
British West Indies and returned
last year. He is student engineer
at the General Electric Co.'S plas-
tics division in Pittsfeld.
Evening star., 1942-07-26

vitamin-de6ciency causing tiredness.
istlessness, nervousness, depression.
NOW Try the vitamin.quix in
LIFE,-then straight to your drug
gist for high. potency VIMMS!
Evening star., 1942-07-26
Guests at Tea
To Bring Donations

With every one busy at some
kind Of defense work parties today
are wont to have a serious side to
their entertainment, and the tea
Mrs. Martin F. Scanlon, wife of
Maj. Gen. Scanlon, is planning for
August 4. from 4 to 7 O'Clock at her
charming home, 2s52 McGill terrace
ID no. exception. Mrs, Scanlon Is
|Nakint alI her friss3dS to bring a
white elephant, anything that can
be utilised will be acceptable. things
that were overlooked In the spring.
These donations will 60 to Lady
Broderick's chronic white elephant
table at the British War Relief
Shop.
War bonds are the best buy on
kA v>n~WA~A
Evening star., 1942-07-26

mann, jr, Corps Of Engineer,
u. s. A.
The wedding will take place
August 3 In st. Martins Catholic
Church at Fort Belvoir, Va.
1t. Oehmann, who II the son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. OehmAnn Of Chevy
Chase, attended the Universities Of
Michigan and North Carolina. Miss
Rawls is member Of Lambda Chi
National Sorority,
Evening star., 1942-07-26
Host

The Ambassador of Venezuela and
Sonora de Escalante are entertain
ing AS their gueses at the Embassy
the latter's mother, Sonora Isabel
Ybarra de Alamo, and Senorita
Elena Alamo Ybarra, who are back
in Washington after spending q
couple Of months in New York.
Evening star., 1942-07-26
Miss Mary Rawl
And 1t. Oehmann
To Wed in August

Mr.. and Mrs. James McNair
Rawls of st. Augustine. Fla, and
Washington, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Mary
Julia Rawls, to 1t. Joseph H. Och
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-11

Reynolds. 1915 Monterey; Victor o. Mon
tecllo, e6S Tennessee: Dewey A. White Jr.
1856 Abbott James s. GAlbraith. 55is
Audubon: Lewis w. Engei, 27s6 Carson
Edmond a. LeDuc. 1897 stout: James L.
Brewer, 1915 Lincoln; John T.. Hits. 1413l
Seymour; William @. Glover, 47ls Robins
Gerald Monear 1887 Fullerton; Donald q.
Hitler, 1883 Crane. James w. Smith, 24Si
Ford: Curtis B. Haines. SOC West Bethune
Melvin J. Sxczesniak. 1926 HeintE; Leonard
l.. DiFrancesco 1854 Woodmont. James
MahOney. 1929 West milwaukee,; Robert 7.
McMullen. 1929 Wark: John W. Fox, 311
Mack: Wayne s. sherman, $500 Olivet, and
Ernest c. Raymer, 52&4 Bedford.
Other navy volunteers from the
Detroit area were:
Ralph A. Royd, Oscar H. McCloud, Gus.
tsyus J. Gidley ard BENJAMIN r. Bowman,
all 81 Highland Para; Raymond A. Mac
ronald. Glenn +. Miller and Robert ].
CapstraS, all Of Ferndale; James II. Pixley
and John X. Mackey both OF Royal Oak
Nicholas Rymer Arthur G. LaRose and
Walter McB. Sands. all OF wyandotts
william c. Boone and Edward p. PEN
draeki, both Of Dearborn; George N. Wen
brrg. Wilfred G. Perault and Raymond n.
Hoot. all OF Lincoln Park: William A.
Smith and Walter a. knight, both az Mt.
Clemens; BoleeIaw A. Busz. River Rouge
CaEmer l.. Malnowski. Hamtramck; Rich
ard T. Vincent. Berkeley: Trimmon o. Nor
ris, Birmingham and Charles l. Hslds.
Ecorse.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-11
New Navy Emlisfees
Deiroiters Who Signed Up During the Past Week
Listed by Local Recruiting Station

Carroll. 1928 Larned: Roger L. Curtis. 625
Amin: Andre l.. Jackson, 1918 Madison.
Robert IL. Powers. GA Michigan: Thomas
L. Braan. 1858 Madison; Henry ]. Canon
2i7i Van Dyke Harry j. cyers 1859
Wykes. oliver s. King. 1880 Seward (.
Bruno +. iiill. gn3 Farmer; julius ].
Kuciembs. s09f Marion Harold r. Hewitt
2O43 Nineteenth; Joseph kOlvaitez. 3i62
East Jefferson; Riehsfd r. Murphy. / West
jefferson; Benjamin O. Shea. CTS Akin
son: Peter Psnich. 5463 Hartwell; Ivan
Wood, 1000 Witherell; Odell ID. Pardue.
1920 Third: Ross W. Gaping. 1885 sey-
burn: Louis W. Adams, $3.50 Epworth:
James r. Grady, 744l Brush, George
Bailey, 25f2 Stanley: Calvin Y. Furlong.
~ Mt Vernon Walter u. Johnson 165s4
Nallend John X. McDougan. 1862 Clover
lawn; Bash q. Stokes, 1857 Gladstone:
Ralph T. Long s2f West Lafayette
Jerald r. Kroh. 1888 Dtckerson Robert
A. Nude. 520T Bewick: CASTOR J. Van
Derooore, 5Tg3 Woodhaii: Andrew w.
Aitksn. STAT Dexter boulevard; Walter 3.
Nalley es Nj. Vernon.
BERN Damn, 2i3o Michigan; Minor p.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-11

The following Detroiters enlisted
in the United States Navy during
the week ending last Thursday,
Lieut.. Byron E, F'letchner, officer
in charge of the Detroit recruiting
station, announced today:
Raymond ". Killer, $50 Copiin: Victor
J.. Armbruster. S22l Freda: Emo r. Kish
ais Park; Joseph G. Powers. 1404s Park
grove: Lawrenee Months Jr., 1901 Kolb ;
John NJ. Circle. 62s7 Mcclellan: Milard
=. swank, Madison Lemon Hotel: Victor s
Saltinski, 1867 ST. Louis; Robert Leslie
Lowe. 2Ss South Luther; Perry II. Erwin.
3553 Nottingham: Douglas J. sundberg
1tS73 Ward. Wayne J. Korby, 1881
Clements; Pau G. Ronsh Jr.. 73s Water
man: Leo Myers, 1888 Twelfth: zygmnnt
r. osinski. 1855 Provost Robert y
Almas. lsl6e ilene; John L. Kivsr 1898
Indiana Charles r. Schenck, $500 Genesee;
Charles r. Byrnum. ibOe5 stansbury; I'd
ward r. Auszynskl. 1345 DrexeI: Frederick
N. storer, Sosf Grand boulevard; Arthur
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-11
WOUNDED DETROITERS

Other Detroit boys wounded
were:
James " Faysk. seaman. second class.
1915 Maybury svenue
Louis G. Gc-nhasv seaman. second
class 1929 South EdSel avenue. Detroit
Richard J. Lsclaire seaman, second
class rs 81. John street. wyandoi,e.
Campbell i>eyeFtE private. hrst etass.
Marine Corps, 1924 Mulkey street, Dear
Charlie. w. Mcclellan. seaman. second
class 1900 Iowa avenBe
Russell J. Mecurdy private, Marine
Corps Reserve
Other Michigan casualties were
Arthur a. GoOdhue, lieutenant, l21
South Alexander street Saginaw.
steven J. l. Kassvite seaman. first
Merle L. Augustine. apprentice seaman.
ii3 Cofvin, Rattle Creek
John G Cole. FIRE controlmsn, third
Leo conEnn Jr seaman. hrst class
$40 East Vine street. Kalamazoo.
John B. DE Fields. yeomAn. third class.
lCalomR.
Robert A. Palmer, seaman. second
class. Eaton Rapids
Robert a. Ferguson, corporal, Marine
Corps. Algonsc.
Wilson Fisher, seaman. second class.
Stevensvins.
Ray NJ Goomer Jr.. radioman, third
class. Belleville
Thomas II. Hubbard Jr. Whitehall
Bonnie krupa. electricians mate. second
class. Pinconning.
Daniel Leon Reed. seaman, second class
Port Allegheny
Hilton X. Smith. seaman. second class
JOG Arthur street, Yale.
Euclid 4. viesu, assistant cook, Marine
Corps, Cheboygan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-11
Corregidor Hide!
Detroiters' Fate

An already formidable list Of
Detroit men reported by friends
and relatives 10 have been on
Corregidor when il fell was
swelled today by names of addi-
tional officers and men whose
fate Is still undetermined. Most
recently reported to have been
defenders OF the island fortress
are:
Or. Albert Sarwold of the
United States Public Health Serv-
ice. a brother of Lawrence Sar-
void of 500 Steadman avenue.
Dearborn. Doctor Sarwold. who
had been serving with the USPHS
az Manila was evacuated from the
Philippine capital TO Bataan with
General Macarthur.
OTHERS AT FORT
Capt Jay J. Navin. 3S. a
brother of c p Navin. 1871 Della
ware avenue.
The last word from Captain
NaVin was sent from Cebux in
October.
Pvt. Robert II. Lee. 90 a marine
stationed at Olangapo in the
Philippines. The son of Mrs. Rose
Lee of 1896 Phelps avenue. Pri-
waite Lees last letter was post
marked March u and was re-
ceived by his mother May 8.
Corp. Paul d. Shea. %. an Air
Corps radio operator with the
18th Pursuit Squadron, formerly
stationed at Selfridge Field. His
fiance. Marie Doelle, 20. of 709
Fairview avenue, reported that
when she last heard from him,
December II. he was stationed al
Nichols Field. province of Rial.
Corporal Shea's home is in Man
istec.
COUSIN LIVES HERE
Merle r. and Garth Ginther of
the goth Air Base. Nicholas Field,
cousins of Gwen Montgomery of
800 East Jefferson avenue.
Pvt. John II. Git, u. Of the
200th Coast Artillery, formerly at
Catanpa. son Of Mrs Fred johann
mes Git of 2753 West Euclid
.avenue.
Pvt. Joe Merritt. member Of a
bombing squadron, brother of Mrs.
Willard A. Jackson of 632 Mill
street. Plymouth.
Lieut.. Preston Asher Jr. of the
Air Corps. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Preston Asher of 1854 Indiana
avenue.
Pvt. Soloman Cohen. 81. son of
Mrs. and Mrs. Frank Cohen of
I2210 Pingree avenue.
Sgt. AL Suttman. %. of the
I200th Coast Artillery, brother Of
the Rev. Cletus Suttman of Dun
Scotus College. on Nine-Mile road.
Pvt. William Pascoe. %. of 1898
Waterloo avenue. who was be-
lieved to have been evacuated
from Pntann. Ills aunt. Mrs. La
verne IInlcherk of 22i4 Mt. Elliott
avenue. last heard from him No
vember 9.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-11
Two Counties
Call SeIe(tees

The following Wayne and Oak
land County inducteeS were in the
army today after passing their
physical examinations:
WAYNE BOARDS
Joseph S. Schiller ls6Oe 81. Louis.
NO. ts
Edward r. Ramsay, sT5t orangelawu.
NO. -
Paul II. Tellberg. 67fs Evergreen.
Harold II. Treverrow, 1854 Greenneld.
Anthony Bsnasfk. 1881 Goodson.
OAKLAND BOARDS
NO.
Harold r. schrsu, Pontiac.
NO.
Thomas Y. Johnson, Pontiac.
NO.
Morton NJ Morgan. Is4I Howard. Detroit.
no.
william NJ. Wibel. Birmingham
X. G. Griswoif. FnpT pt--N ~
Robert =. Hoey
Charles Nestssg as4a, s,t, i,ie
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-11
Teach Industrial Plant
Stats Raid Protection

An institute for the training of
100 representatives of 600 indus
trial plants in the Detroit area in
practical plans for protection
against air raids will be opened
May Fl in the Horace II. Rackham
Memorial Building, the Detroit
office Of civilian defense announced
today.
Experienced men, specialized in
various industrial activities such
as medical, fire maintenance and
plant protection, will act as in
structors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-11

in your life and mine, is the only
way TO arrive at an even approx
mately equitable distribution OF
the necessities of life. So we must
not only put up with, we must
welcome the continued extension
of rationing OF necessities.
Mass production on this huge
scale Of war supplies can be han
died only by huge units. So the
little plant, the little industry.
must give way TO big business all
along the line.
LIVE FOR GOVERNMENT
For the time being. production
for profit-as / warned months
ago-must. and already has, given
way 10 production for use.
For the duration. instead OF
government by, for and Of the
people, we must have our people
living and working for the govern
ment, their lives controlled by the
government, their property the
property Of the government.
Our task at home is SO 10 con-
duct the affairs OF government
that, when the war Is over, we
can make the transition back
from people for. by and of the
government to government by, for
and of the people.
That is what the heroes of Ba-
taan and Corregidor would have
us do In the last analysis, that
the the cause for which they
fought and suffered and, many Of
them, died.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-11
By Chic Young
By Billy De Beck
By Paul Fogarty
By Olsen & johnson

George II. Merckhng. Ferndale.
Peter NJ. Nsumchik. 1881 John r.. Detroit
George Z. Doettl. Ferndale.
Robert l.. Wood, Hazel PARK.
Glenn Knots. Ferndale.
Albert Il. Nash, 1871 Union ST.. Plymouth.
Francis {. Roberts, Huntington Woods.
Harry r. Janlsh. ieees Braile Detroit.
walter l.. VerWiebe r. y. y. 3. DetrOtt.
Wiljo A. Hll Ferndals
Ernest l.. Anderberg Birmingham.
CLIFFORD o. Durand 1894 Coillngvood Del.
Leonard A. Loonsfoot. Royal Oak.
William l.. Kronenberg Ferndale.
Richard II. zuehlke, 2Op70 Delswafs. Def. (
Ieles L. Longton. centsrlins.
waiter O. Colling Jr., Ftrndale.
wesley g. Seighman, Pleasant Ridge.
Francis r. Adams, Birminghan
Richard L. Sheehan. Whitmors Lake.
Frederick NJ Wheeler, Ferndale.
Edwin y Lambert Route I. Detroit
Arthur B. Sntehier, Royal Oak.
William L. NeilL Ferndss
Harry r. Rengert, Birmingham.
Joseph =. Pombsr, Ferndale.
y. q. Muller. as Elmhurst. Hlghland Pan.
Clare I. shier. Ferndals.
Chester Russell Hicok, Hsssl psrk.
William Arthuf Radtks, Royal Oak
Russell =. Randall Royal osk TovnshiS
Joseph Clarence Kalghen Jr.. Hax<l RarE
Joseph John hsriueci. HsSsi Psrk.
Charles Phillip Whfppis, Hsktl Para
Waiter James Tayior Hsxsi park.
Mike hareski. Hsssi Para
Ho---f ~ D1frot
-'~+-- Hazsi Pan.
- ,isy-i Pssh
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-11
MORE MONEY OUT

There will be more and more
money in circulation, fewer and
fewer goods that can be purchased
with these dollars.
The ration card, something new
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-11
SERVING THIRD HITCH

Detroiters on the list were:
Henry b. Eggeman, n, metal
smith, second class, of 7436 Bur-
lingame avenue, who spent two
months in the hospital with
wounds received at Pearl Harbor.
and is now back serving his third
enlistment.
Ernest p. Fletcher Jr., "a, sea-
man, first class. of $50 St. Louis
avenue, Ferndale, now in hos
pital in Corona, Cal.
He will be mustered out Of the
service this month because his
left leg was shattered in the
battle at Pearl Harbor.
Colin Mckenzie, seaman. second
class. of 1929 Homer avenue, was
wounded as he manned a gun on
the USS Pennsylvania in Pearl
Harbor. He was home recently
for a furlough but is now back
in active service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-11
Navy Lists Il
State Wounded

Twenty-seven Michigan men, in
Guiding Il from the Detroit area,
were listed as wounded today by
the navy department. However,
"a check made by The Detroit
Times revealed that most Of the
Detroiters have recovered and are
now back on active duty.
The period covered in the re-
port was from the declaration of
war up to April IS.
With the exception OF five
marines, all Michigan casualties
were serving in the navy. For
the most part the men were
wounded in the first action at
Pearl Harbor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-11
HE'S RECOVERED NOW

Twenty-two-year old Raymond
J. Woods, whose parents live at
1919 Grinnell avenue, was also
wounded at Pearl Harbor. He is
now recovered and is stationed at
Pensacola. Fla. Woods was
well-known baseball player here
before he joined the navy in 1899
He played ball with the CYO.
George a. Wood, p, seaman.
first class. who used 10 live at
30l0 Ashland avenue. was wounded
at Pearl Harbor. He has now re-
covered and is back on active
service. His parents now live in
Algonac. Mich.
Edward Vance. seaman, first
class, whose father Joseph Wien
chiewicZ. lives at 1886 Evaline
avenue, Hamtramck, has now re-
covered from wounds received in
the attack on Pearl Harbor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-11

Three Comic Pages every day
In Daily Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-11
Sen. Copper Says:
We Must Live
For Government
For the Duration.
BY ARTHUR CAPPER
United states senator From KAasas

tpcctM 70 ThE DEIhOiE It8Es
WASHINGTON, May 1.-The
war news continues bad. as II will
for several months TO come.
Corregidor has fallen. But the
gallant fight made by our Ameri-
can boys and by those equally
gallant Filipinos who sacrificed
themselves, has not been fought
In vain.
Bataan and Macarthur. Cor
regidor and Wainwright, courage
and perseverance, valor and hero
ism, will live forever in the hearts
Of Americans and Filipinos--in the
consciousness of brave men and
women of all the world and of all
time to come-as the epitome of
devotion to a cause that will live
on and conquer through the in
spiration of their glorious deeds.
EXAMPLE TO WORLD
They have set US. they have
set the world, an example and a
goal for achievement which will
carry their comrades onward TO
final victory.
And ! say we should not not
forfeit, in our feelings toward
the heroes OF Bataan and Corregi-
dor, those men who fought so
bravely and intellectually in the
disastrous surprise attack on Pearl
Harbor. They. too. did their duty.
I have introduced a resolution
In the Senate, authorizing the
President to present a medal OF
appropriate design TO each en-
listed man who is shown by the
record of the war and navy de-.
partments 10 have taken part in
|repelling the attack by the Japa-
nese on Pearl Harbor on Dec. z,
1941.