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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25

BIRTHS

Veronica Kujawa 1897 Junction.
Helen Niemiec, 1887 Vaughan.
Priscilla Lubavay. 1919 Mead. Dearborn.
Alice Newberry. 32s East Harry. Hazel PIX
Elsie scobie, 25l Cooper, Royal oak.
Dorothea Votaw, 1881 Coyle.
Blanche McCabe, 37s3 oakshire, Berkeley.
Mary Wynn. 1914 Holmur.
Irene Bernhard. I'LL Steadmsn.
Helen Prmeau, 1892 Wildemere.
Neva Sales, 3l4 Hawthorne. Royal Oak.
Eleanor Green 1913 Trinity.
Dorothy Vac Camp. 1885, Brugess.
Matilda Endlein. 1854 Blackstone.
Francis Bloodworth. seward Hotel.
Josephine Belmont. i54Oa Burt Rd.
Loretta Legel, 2542 Hudson
Vera Worthington. 1888, Gardiner, Berk
Carmen DeLsshmutt, 1853 Florence.
Florence Funni. 2097l Devonshire, Farm
Emily Davis. 44ioo 12-Mne drive. Novi.
Marjorie Steele, 500 East Marshall, Fern
dale
Florence Trusz. 1000 Birwood
Doris zienert, 1885 Cloverlawn.
Wanda Davis. 1914 Meadowdsls.
Clara Uchanski. 7445 Brunette.
Katie Kahn. 2295 Blaine
Alberta Benivegns, Pass waverly Twins
Madeline Sawicki. 1sl04 Hickory.
Irene Fleischmsnn, SSH Buckingham.
Edith Christensen. 1928 Appoline.
Beulah McDade, 1871 Lindsay.
Aargaret Light, 40 haywood, Pleasan
| Ridge
Elsie Measel. 1890 Rosemont.
Lucille Corson, 1925 Jonathan. Dearborn.
Leona Randolph. 1889 Asbury Park.
Frances Hughes. 7l0s Julian:
I Doris Pistole. 5000 Second Blvd
Dorothy FURY, 21709 Hampden, Royal Oak
June Jackson, 1902 Brooklyn.
sarane Douglas, 4l6s Arlington, Roys
Oak.
Josephine Ulbrik. 17s55 Orleans.
Stella Purple, 1896 Gladstone.
Carroll Irwin. 1882 Grandmont
Josephine Arena, 2es7 Canton.
Kathryn Wood. 22Oi Phillip
Mildred Hunt 1915 Traverse
Elizabeth Follmer. SIS Dubay.
Evelyn Leitch. s92 Dickerson.
Matte McMary. 5207 Roosevelt.
Margaret schmittlng. 4516 springwells
Coletta swsrtz, 1888 Hubbard.
Gladys Mavala, 1884 West Forest.
Mildred Ahgren. 1920 Freeland.
Louise Johnson, 1926 Cherry.
Anna shires. 1929 Monica.
Alice Pietraszewski. slis Forestlawn.
Loretta Bruneel. 1929 Minneapolis.
Grace Bergen, 5543 Springfield.
Mary oBrien. 2912 Mt. Elliott
Lettie Wheatley. 4439 West Lafayette.
Lyla Yanez. 1885 Porter
Doris DePeyster. 1918 Ashland.
Brittle Collins. 1850 Livernos
Estelie Elwart, 1915 Theut. Van Dyke.
Peggy Higdon. ASH Grstiot.
Nora Lossia. 1908 Trumhul.
Catherine Lake, 1902 Carlisle.
Josephine Smith. 1874 Putnam.
Wanda Wenskat s454 Hanson
lrma Pizzuti. 2i3s0 West mime Mile, Red
ford
Margaret Morrison, 1885 LenoN.
.rene Hugely. S4is South.
Beverly Justin, 1855 Fort Park. Lincoln
Park
Mazel Lee, 7is Waterman.
Mariiyn Whiteman. sg16 Woodmont
Airline Steiner, 2i929 Rosedsle. Ste. Clair,
Shores
Dorothy Duchene, 469 Continental.
Anna Powell, 6437 Van Buren,
Gertrude Mcdonald. 1900 Taylor
Edith Rerndt e34 East Maple. Royal Oak
Agnes Laoa. 2454 Danforth, Hamtramck.
Jennie k0stich. 9fl East Perry.
klfrieda Wright. 1926 Prospect, Baselne
Dorothy Olson, 14409 Linnhurst
barbara Gown ITS White, Lincoln Park
Betty Johnston 1909 Webb
Murnel Msrgolin, 1915 LttleneId
Winnie Owens s16 Barrett Hazel Park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25
California Goes
To Polls Today

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. %
.QNS).-California voters went to
the polls today TO choose candi-
dates for % congressional posts
and Ill state offices, with the
spotlight conferred on the seven
man race for governor.
Virtually every candidate en-
phasized the Importance of "all-
out" concentration on the war
effort More than 40c candidates
qualified on the primary ballot for
the l34 state and congressional
posts.
In the governorship race. Gov
.Culbert l.. Olson, the states first
governor from the Democratic
Party in 40 years, was running
for reelection. His chief oppo-
.nent was Earl Warren. attorney
general, who ran on both the Re-
publican and Democratic tickets.
Although nominally a Republican,
Warren ran on a nonpartisan plat
form.
Eighteen incumbent congress-
men ran for denomination.
In the sixteenth congressional
district, comprising Santa Monica
and westerly portions of Los An
geles, the incumbent. Leland NJ
Ford, was opposed by Will Rogers
Jr., son of the late cowboy humor-
list. Both Ford and Rogers ran
on the Democratic and Republican
Party states.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25
State 10 Cut Weeds
As Pollen Count Scars

LANSING. Aug. % (UP).-Gov
ernor Van Wagner, upon receiv.
ing word from the state health de-
partment that the ragweed poller
count in central Michigan today
was a record breaking 300, called
for an immediate campaign 10 cut
weeds.
He suggested that local defense
councils might meet the labor
shortage which has prevented
cities from carrying out programs
of previous years by enlisting citi.
zenS on voluntary basis TO cut
weeds. He called upon property
owners 10 cooperate. pointing out
that the ailment caused loss OF
valuable production hours.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25

These first four units will prob
ably be regularly constituted
companies. which include WAACs
familiar with army administrative
or paper work. army communica-
tions or telephone, procedure.
and army motor transport. Among
them will be chauffeurs for staff
cars and the regulation number
of cooks, bakers and mess SER
geants TO care for each WAAC
contingent.
These com panies will be
Differed by women and Will be
self-sustaining units.
WAACs by replacing enlisted
men in non-tactical Jobs, will
eventually release many thou.
sands Of men for a second front
BY their presence in England
they will directly help staff ano
maintain the rear lines of that
second front when and wherever
lit is opened.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25
MARRIAGE LICENSES

B Theodore Markobrad. rs. Hazel ]
Willard p sullivan. %; Evelyn widmer. "a
Thomas Bator. 40. Sally Bozentka. IS
Mehl c. Baker. AZ: Georgia Mum. 80.
Paul A. Zook. IS; Alma r. Penn. IS
Jerry 4 Demkowski, %: Marion Darga 10
Jesse Wagner, 20, Geraldine Ann Gala
James stewart. 20: Marcena Beaudette. 20
Mylon A. Bennett. FL Velma T. Smell. 81
Frederick Reiter Jr. II; Virginia Nc
Chen. is
lFerbeft J sonneoorn. 81: Rose Stein, IS
Charles Reid. 81. celia Forshee. 10.
Albert Dillenbeck. p Dorothy stuiz. 90
Lyle Il Russell % Dorothy B. Strucel. 10
Edward snage. 30; Helen /. Amman. 10
Matthew Evans 25: Mary Nicholas. %.
Charles II. Agner Jr., 20. Mary Ann Casey
%.
Eugene J. Droste. IS. Alvina Droste. 81.
Arthur ". Huhtala 2e. Elna Besonen. -
ORION Donald stadelbauer, 81; Mary Louis'
Andrew II. Huggler, 81; Marjorie Aikens
20.
Jack Wagner Jr.. 10; Florence /. Ellison
James F. Myers. 81; Dorothy Roats 81.
James r Essiey. 2s Elsie T. New. is
Edward L. Bowling, % Mary Louise Scott
~.
Robert b walker. %: Jeanne Lonerty. 81
Louis A. Abbeg 20; Edith NJ Dittman. 20
John Brison. %. Evelyn Wilson. Is
Hugh J. Kolowch n Evelyn Oake. II.
Eugene Dereuse, 90. Barbara Padkoczew
ska 81.
wsltes Nj Kosikowski. % Wanda Pascisk
90
Stanley Lesiak, % Rose Golick 20
Michael Burchart, ~ Bernice BEN ~
Robert 81 Bailey. % Betty l.. Wilde %
Frank KraJenke %. Dolores Prey byiinsh
l, 10
Joseph r Clark 90: Doris Buckley, 2s.
Kenneth MacKay. Al Amy MacPhee. 80.
Vincent Giangrande, q; Barbara Living
ston %
Clarence A. Kerzenkowski. %; Irene A
Calka 20
William Hogs. %. Helen Erickson -
Charles j Mccullough, % Margaret p
Duncan
James II Greer. IS; Barbsrs Zlegsnhorn
81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON

WWJ-Cuiiinr Lighted.
CKLW RHYTHM Matinee.
WCAR-Melody Symphony.
NAfZ-Happiness Kight-D
WI B-Fav'te folk songs.
NExL-Parade OF Bands.
gas y. VI.
Wiretapper YOung-D.
NWJ-CnurCn hymns.
MJLB-M Music.
500 Y. ".
WJR-David Harum. n.
WV News Ole FoerCh.
CkLW-Scws Ace.
WCAR-News Ace.
WY Prescott Holiday.
WJLB News. matinee N
WENI,-Newscast.
s:Is Y. ".
WJE Brushcreek Way.
CkLW Rhythm matinee.
WCAR-Mich. Roundup-V
Music.
$3.50 Y. N.
NJE-Mustc Men
WV -- Hitler business
WNYL News men o. sea
WEXL-Music l. S. loves.
3:I5 r. ".
W1R-Muslcal
WWJ Jane Fult0n-M.
W%YZ-Recitsi period 81.
900 4. NJ.
WJP-News.
WWJ News: music.
CKLW-Walter Compton,
WCAR-News.
WXYZ-CIub Matinee-V.
WJLB-News: lntermeZ1o
WFNt-NeWscast music.
WJBK-NeWs: Melody.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25
DEATHS

1 Rudolph Cufriere. 6i22 Canton, so.
( Eleanor Burt $3.50 South Clarendon, IS
Paul Clack, 50 Madison. Clawson, So
Minnie mcfarland, 22034 Gregory, Dear
born. So.
Julia Nae Wilson. 1910 King. 26.
Cynthia Colesberg SIS East Adams 81.
| Richard Zywat, 1927 GoOdson. Hamtramek
PAU Lus1cz. 1889 East Even Mile road
Earl Fulton Brent. 1915 Terminal, 40.
George Graui. 6025 Lodi. IS.
Elizabeth Soye. 92i2 Appoline, So.
Georgia Williams. 1884 Russell, 90.
Otilhe Winter. 1929 Horatio. "a.
/ Elizabeth McClynn, $500 Sheridan, 50.
E Dora schacht. 1888 Choppe Place, 81
Mary Ruffino. 6455 Theodore. 81.
\ Mary Csernak. 6345 South. 50.
/ John Gorniak. 5l3s lroquois. 81.
Zach Holmes. 1925 Freeland. 81
Sam Colangelo, 42os Jos. Campau, IS.
Mable Joshaway. SIS Theodore, %.
William Murdoch 1920 Fourth. 80.
Henry Eugene o Nell. 1891 sixteenth. s..
Henry Huber. 3O45 South Edsel. 81.
julius Kukhahn, 1886 Witt, 81
John Kendrick Bangs Jr.. 100 Devonshire
Crosse Pointe. 81.
Bella Walton jerks, Harbor Beach, so.
Nina Mary Miller 1859 Seyburn. 50,
Emma NJ Broderick. 6li7 stanton. rs.
Anna Campbell. 273e Franklin. 81
David r. Paria. 5O0i Fourteenth. 81.
Mary A. Dora 229s Lothrop. II
Cashier Kubylius. ei14 Macon. as.
George Ralston 6059 Penrod. 81.
Joseph Greer, 3Oi4 Monterey.
Joseph Karp. zoos Pingree. ~.
William Pollok 55i Engewood, "a.
FannisNLevin, 1885 Manor. Sc.
Max Pensler. 2922 Leslie. Sc.
Zorka Ledjansc. 955 Clarpointe. 81.
Joseph Fraunhoffer, 1896 Harding 80.
Ferdinand Leroy. 1904 Porter 40.
John Henry Peters, 1892 Omira. SIS.
Charlotte Wilkinson 326 South Campbell, !
Mary Abdalal 1893 Field, Sc
Rose Novakon. 3Oi2 Williams. 81.
James Fraser, 1851 Porter. So.
Harvey Crigler. $40 LeGrand, "a.
Effe James 624 Eliot SO.
Donald Williams. 9sO7 Greeley, month.
James Dunbar. i5S45 Monte Vista. 50.
Amelia Jane Long. l5t73 Cruise, SIS.
Annie J Hogan. III Martson. IS
Jerry waite 1858 Third. IS.
Mural Garrett. 1855 Antoinette. 90.
Mae Eve Randolph lf5O0 Rutland. IS.
Lucy Lingo. isf Pilgrim, Highland Park. "a
Wilson Leaman. 20256 Omira. IS.
Donald X. Sinclair rs West Greendaie. ~
Anthony Matyanowski. 1925 jos. Campau
II.
william w Miller. 5000 Bntmorsf II.
William Elliott $50 Pallister. 50 tI
Charles Edmunds, 77i5 Senator. 81.
Joseph NJ Lubin. 5000 Parker. 50.
William Dietrich. 1888 Crane, 50.
Algie Jacobs. Frankfort 81
Lester stsnkey. 7i20 Miller road Dearborn
IS.
Hattie NJ Rumph. els Twenty II.
julia South Clark. 1855 Pinehurst 70.
Frank J kukler, 5Ofs Maxwell. u.
Earl p, Henry. Prescott. Mich. So
William J. Martin. lass Twelfth, So
loha n. Parrish, Nashville 50
Warren Heyssr, Youngstown. q.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25
AW Sell Tickets
For Se|fridge Benefit

Tickets were on sale today fei
the AVIS, Selfridge Field bene.
fit, to be held Friday at Jeffersbr
Beach, the proceeds TO go to the
Selfridge Field recreation fund
Jefferson Beach, according &c
officials of the American Women:
Voluntary Services, has beer
donated for the night and tickets
purchased at downtown ticket
offices, will be exchanged at the
gate for amusement and conces
sion passes. The main ticket office
is located in the Bull Building
lobby.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25

NEW, YORK. Aug. p. - The
first contingent Of the first femi-
nine AEF in history will be com
posed of 600 WAACs.
Two companies Of white and
two companies Of Negro WAACs
will be sent simultaneously "a
England for duty. Director Oveta
Culp Hobby Of the Women's Army
Auxiliary Corps revealed here
today before returning 10 her
office in Washington.
The contingent of 600 is but q
token force. Mrs. Hobby indicated
Other WAACs will undoubtedly
follow this first pioneering group
overseas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Anthony AnguIo. IS: Adeline Wyborski. 10
Joseph j, Kominick, 81: Clara Agnes
Douglas wennlotf. rs: verna Bauer, rs.
Hugh q. wilt. 81; Catherine r. Mayer, ID.
Isadore Nelson, So Rose Dudkevitch, -.
Raymond J. Brachel, 81; Thelma +. Bur
Allen Walker As; Harriet Georgina Smith.
Elmer r Carlson, IS; Irene L. Soper. 81.
Charles Huey. 90; Helen stenyk, 20.
Emmett J. Powers, %: Evelyn C. Thierry
IHyman Rosnos, 30; Eleanore Joeison. %
Arthur d. Whall. 81: Corrine Lynn. ~.
James r. Kncely, 81; Eva j. Brunette 81
William F rrinksus, 20; Eunice Z. Torn
Magioire caron. 81; Marie r. Fedricks 90
Charles c. Hauka. IS; Irene A. Wojcik, IS
Robert D; Pollard, Is; Betty Afford. Is
William Peabody, %; Rosemary Pfeifer
Robert o. Binder, %; Mary f. Eden. 10
Colin Campbell. - Alice o,Neil. 2s. -
Thomas Z. Feeney. SO; Florence Stewart
Miliard s. Reed. 20; stefaui NJ. Krzemin
! ski, %
Maurice e. Lau, "a: Eleanor p. smale. q
Herbert Reinke. 81; Grace ventimiglia, %
John s. Metyk Jr., 30 Virginia M Ciegio
FgJman a; Gunst, 81; Judith NJ. De
william c. Thscker. 81; Elisabeth Knish
| 81
Kenneth Wyatt NOys. 20; Caroline B
! Huckaby. 20
William G. Winchester, 20; Jane Schubert
! IS
Frank Harkai. 81; Elizabeth Jane Wilson
Il 20
George Heinz, II: Fanny Johnson, 81.
Equilla Stewart. 20; Ethelee Martin, 10.
James D. Berry. % Janice Z. Hoot. 81.
Charles Brown, 81 Alean Harris p
James Christie. 81: Albtna Leedy. IL.
Benjamin Whitfield Jr.. %, Margaret
Boss. 81.
stanford w. kellogg. 30; Olga KoeniE. 80
Robert p. Beals. "a; Alice Farmer, Fl.
Arthur l.. Adams Jr., p; Ruth Niemann
%
Carl Hofmeister, 81: Marion UNFOLD 20.
Hugh G.. Const. 65 Carrie Bauldy. 50.
Edward G. Ramp Jr, %, Sarah Sullivan
81.
Archie r. Lux. %: Olive b. Trsutwein. IS
DR. John B. Gilmore. 26 Inez l. Rea. p
/ Arthur G.. Greig 81 Thelma Parrinder. 81
Frederic F.. Brown. %; Sophie @. kow
Victor Hugan 20: Lydia Kauk. 20.
Isiah Jones Hendrix Jr.. Lillian b. Wilder
Clarence w. Grees. 2s: Zols V. Palmer. 20
Ray Smell "a: Helen Porter, 81.
David Joswiak 90: Jeanetta kowaiski 20
Charles w. Geddes, 81; Pauline Witheroy
/ Is.
]. Patrick Gillespie, 25i Mary V. Rice. IS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25
Fairbanks Not in Dieppe Raid

LONDON. Aug. 25 GNS).-Lt
Douglas Fairbanks Jr. of the
United States Navy. did not par
ticipate in the Commando raid on
Dieppe, authoritative Lon o n
sources disclosed today. An earl
Ter report by Reuters British
news agency, later cancelled. said
Fairbanks had participated in the
raid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25
Eiaht Results

At Norfolk Va.-Fred Apostou, san
Francisco, Outp0inted sayerio Iunell0,
European mlddlewcight lOl, Larry Coates.
AZ Norfolk, scored technical knockout
over Wilson Bradshaw. 14s. Richmond.
Va. t3); Walter ROane, if3, Richmond,
outpointed Al Franklin, lf6, Washington,
ID. {. 90.
A. Newark. n. LARRY Lane. ISL.
Trenton. ~. j., scored technical knock
out over Sgt Joe Muscato, 1884,, Army
~: Earl L0wman. sO0iz New York, out
pointed Freddie Fiducia, 1854 Newark
90; Sanders COX. 1917, Dallas, Tex.
outpointed Plato Yarnchuk, isf. Paterson.
n. J.
At San Francisco Eddie Booker i5eN
San Francisco. decisioned lKzy Jannazlo.
1904. New York GOl; Tony Rodriguez.
135 San Francisco. scored technical knock
&ut over Danny Simon. 13f, Oakland 90.
At Pittsburgh Tommy Yarosz. 16i ~ ,
Pa. defeated Otto Blackwell,
100. Homestead ia. H0. Ray Ferris,
ii4A. Pittsburgh, knocked out Tony Ross
Jr. 141, Detroit ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25
HOLLYWOOD Entertains AEF

LONDON. Aug. p 1NS).-A
little BIT OF Hollywood was in Eng
land today TO entertain American
soldiers. Screen stars who trav-
eled across the Atlantic were Merle
Oberon, Patricia Morrison, AL Jol-
son, Frank Mcffugh and Alan
Jenkins.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25
WEDNESDAY MORNING

WJLB-Ftbel Hiliitts-R-
WE&L-SeWscsst.
1915 A. ".
WJR-Si0rles u. S. Loves
WWJ-Bachslor's childrsI
CKLW wife Savers.
WCAR-A % 4 IN novelty.
WxYZ--Mony OF Marines
WEXL-Muslcal program.
10 so a. ".
WJR-Honey moon Hill-D.
NHJ-Hslp Mated.
CKLW-Mary Morgan-T.
WCAR-Feminine touch.
W%TZ-News flashes.
WJLB-Great WaltzeS.
HE&L-Man Yonr Stations
1895 a. NJ.
WJR-Mrs. Page-T.
NWJ-Lpne J0urney-D.
WCAR-Pieasauts Trio-M
WNYH M Werner-M
NE&L--Mualc program.
IL 90 A. 81.
UJP-Clara, Ia and En-.
NWJ-Road OF LIED.
OK LW-khythm. romance
NCAR-SeWs Ace
NxYZ-B-eakf. Al sardli
NJLB-kIylng Reporter.
" EHL-NeS scast.
1t:i5 A. VI.
WIR--SeCond Husband D.
N-WJ-Nic and Sade-D.
CkLW-House beautiful.
VICAR This Is You War.
WEHL--Musicsl program.
n 80 A. NJ.
WJR-Bright Horizon-D.
WWJ-AEainst the Storm
CkLW Soldiers Wife-D.
WCAR-Home folks froiic
WNYZ Country House D.
WJLB-Airiam Lane-M.
WE%L-Daucs music
w Bk-Betty Roberts.
II:45 A. NJ.
WJR-Aunt Jenny. y.
WWJ-David HArum-D.
CKLW-Melody Time.
WJLR-N Music.
WJBk-News Roundup.
WJLB-Music.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25

$50 A. ~.
WJR-Farm Forum-V.
WJBk-Aews and music
8 90 A. n.
CKL W-MoruinR Trolley.
WJBk-Ne~s ana music.
$50 A. n.
WIP-Msiot,y Roundup.
WxYZ-Rsyellie NJ.
WJLB-Ronds f-r victory.
WJBG-SeWt and music.
ssts A. VI.
WWJ-Salute ".
VICAR Time q Tunes
W&F%Front Page NevS.
200 A. NJ.
WJR-NeWs.
WV Pat F71we~s-N.
CKLW--NeWS Ace.
WCAR-keWH.
WXYZ-Top o. morninE-M.
LB-Nsws. music
program.
NJBk Nees music.
f:ls A. N.
WJR-Ed NcConneii-N.
WV Range Riders 80.
CKLW-AorninE rroic-V.
WCAR-Ttme "a tunes
WJLB-Mihtary nraTches.
7.30 A. NJ.
WJP-MUsicaI
WV Diam Dale ".
NNrr W News.
WI B-Melo1ies
WEEt-Newscast.
WJBK-Eews and music.
T:t5 A. NJ.
w R-Melcdy Album.
WWJ-News.
WXYZ-Top o'Norning.A.
WJLB-News. Novelties
wEXt-husieai program.
WJBK-TreasuT'd Melodies
ROO A. NJ.
WIR-keWA
WWJ--SeVs roundup.
CKLW-News.
WCAR-News.
WNYZ-WAr Journal
WJLB-Unity Niswpo .nt-R.
WEXL-Family Circle-E.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25
Deatb Hotices

FORD-William H., August 20, beloved
husband OF EHefas- dear father of Ray
mond H. William r., Ira N. and Mrs.
Margaret Posner also leaves one sister.
Mrs. Alice Costello: one brother, Harry.
and eight grandchildren. Funeral services
Wednesday, p. m. from J. d. Martinson
Funeral Home, 1T25 Lawndale.
MULCH Sophia. August %. dear wife OF
Frank; mother OF Celestine and Geral-
dine; daughter of Mary Ann Ozga: sister
Of Michael and Frank ozga, Mary Ann
residence, 2645 Evaline. Friday morning,
August 2s, a. m. Holy Redemeer Church
10 a. m. lnterment Holy Cross Cemetery.
Ia BELI-Alex sr.. Aug. "a, 1912, age III
years. beloved husband OF the late The
resa La Bell, dear father OF Alex Jr.,
Mrs. Robert Morse. dear grandfather OF
Marlyn and Linda Morse. Services Thursday
afternoon. ? O'Clock, from residence. 1878
East Grand Boulevard under auspices OF
Myrtle Damon Lodge No 3, X. of p. and
Columbus Lodge No. 2i5, !. o. o. r. De-
ceased also was member OF Palestine Lodge
No ISL. +. and A. M, and Detroit Union
Tent NO. $50 OF the Maccabees. Burial
oakview Cemetery.
PRAsS-Aug. %. 1912. Rose. beloved wife
of John. dear mother OF Kathrine Eliza
beth and John. sister OF Mrs. Jacob king.
Funeral wednesday, $3.50 a. m, from resi-
dence. 5537 Springfield. and a. m, st.
Margaret Mary's Church.
suddenly August %, Robert d.
Of 5272 1vanhoe: brother of Mrs. Walter
James H. Taylor Funeral Thursday. 4
p. m, from Harper-Mulligan Funeral
Home. 1880 Hamilton. Calumet papers.
please copy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25
BID FOR WILLkIE AID"

They awaited amplification by
Dewey of his statement, inter
preted in some quarters as an
open bid for Wilkes backing in
the state campaign.
Party leaders conferred until
nearly dawn today before agree.
ing upon candidates for other
places on the state ticket and
then announced that it had beer
decided 10 nominate the follow
ing: /l~
For lieutenant governor 49, Dis.
trict Attorney Thomas w. Wallace
of Schenectady.
For comptroller - Frank c
Moore of Kenmore.
For encouragement 49, Ma.
Ithaniel l.. GoldStein. Brooklyn
lawyer and accountant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25
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MILITARY SECRET

Just when me first four com
panies. which consist of 15C
women each, will sail for Euro.
pean service is a military secret
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25
FIRST DIRECT NEWS

First direct unofficial news o
the Solomons action came from
Sherman Montrose. correspondent
with the American forces ant
former Pacific Coast manager TO
NEA-Acme Newspictures, in a let
ter TO his wife, who lives at Mil
Valley.
The letter was headed Some
where in the Pacific"
MontroSe said that despite al
the hardships the marines were j
good spirits and were derislve o
Japanese claims of victory.
"We're all laughing about the
Japanese claims of having sunk
25 ships I'm the battle Of the
SolOmons," he wrote. Even
though news Is scarce here
abouts. we got that one over
just-resumed radio news.
CURSES THE TROPICS
'T've seen my first dead Japs,
heard a few bullets whistling
around my ears lour own Incl
dentallyl, stood all night lean
ing against palm tree in
tropical rainstorm; drunk my
first fresh coconut milk, tried
to talk To a Jap prisoner or two,
hiked and sweated and cursed
tropical growth, ridden in jeeps
and amphibious tractors on land
and sea, eaten iron rations Of
beans and hash tcold) for break
fast and been damn glad 10
get 'em-
"Tropic rains and heat have
raised hell with my equipment
personal and camera-the lat
ter falling apart rapidly. Heat:
j never knew what IL was until
i left San Francisco"