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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-04
Tragic Story of
Too Few Men
Repeated
Fleet Suffers Blow
While Trying to
Halt Invaders

London, Mar AIMS Several
hundred troops Of the first Amerl-
can eSpeditlonary force sent to
Europe In this war arrived In Lon.
don today from Northern Ireland.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-04

London, Mar. 4-lNS-Wlth the
aid OF top-flioht dive bombers from
the United States. Great Britain
plans shortly TO stage gigantic
air offensive against Maxi Germany.
Sir Archibald Sinclair. Secretary Of
state Tor Air. announced In the
House Of Commons today.
Washington, Mar. Aims The
War Department today reported that
Gen. Douglas Macarthur has pulled
another amazing coup-thls time
sending his tiny air force against
Japanese armada In Suble Bay
sending two large enemy vessels to
the bottom and Inflletina wide
spread damage.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-04

LEWES, Del.-lNS-Wlth the
possible loss OF five lives, the
3,s15-ton British frelehter Gyp-
sum Prince was rsmmed and
sunk at the mouth OF Delaware
Bay today by another British
vessel the tanker Voeo.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-04
Flashes of
Late News
THE WEATHER: Tonight:
Somewhat Warmer

LOS ANGELES AP - Tom
Clark, alien control coordinator for
the Pacific Coast. indicated today
that japanese who are removed
from prohibited areas will not be
taken out OF California.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-04

ANkARA- GNS-Reports reach.
ing Turkey from Bucharest said 10.
day that severe measures have been
decreed IN Rumania against pupils
and students participating in secret
revolutionary clubs" The measures
were decreed nv the Rumanian Min
isterlal Council under Premier Ion
Antonescu. according to the report.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-04

SOMEWHERE ON THE GER
MAN FRONTIER ms - The
newspaper Munchner Neue Mach
richten reported today that a num-
Der Of special institutes have been
created and a factory constructed
TO manufacture serum to combat
spotted typhus. Spotted typhus
has been reported sweeping over
large areas OF eastern Europe and
recent advices indicated it had
penetrated into Germany as far as
Hamburg.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-04

WASHINGTON-Ap-The Unit
ed Nations hold about l.27l000,000
bushels Of the worlds known wheat
surplus OF l,52400O,00O bushels,
the Agriculture Department report
ed today. The remaining 253,O00
600 bushels is held by a western
hemisphere neutral. Argentina.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-04

SAN FRANCISCO-lNS- War
den James Johnston OF Alcatraz
Prison said today that all was quiet
at the federal institution, follow
ing a brief riot" among several
convicts. Explaining the outburst.
Warden Johnston said that nine
convicts employed in the prison
laundry began swinging fists fol-
lowing a difference OF opinion over
how fast the laundry ought to
operate.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-04

HOLLYWOOD. Cal.-INS-Dick
Powell and Ethelind Terry, OF stage
and screen, received congratula-
tons Of friends today following
their surprise marriage. They
eloped to Las Vegas, New, Tuesday
and were married at nearby Vega
Ranch.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-04

MIAMI, Fla.-INS- The most
travelled roadway in Florida. the
Causeway connecting Miami and
Miami Beach, bore the new name
of Macarthur Way" today in hon
or OF Gen. Douglas Macarthur, hero
OF the battle OF the Philippines.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-04

Los ANGELES ms The dis.
trict attorneys office today studied
with amazement a map revealing
that japanese for years owned and
leased large tracts Of shore line and
farm acreage near defense plants.
Oil fields and military posts and
bases. The map. drawn up by a corps
OF Los Angeles County officials. re.
vealed for the first time the extent
OF japanese holdings in military-im
portant areas in the county.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-04

CHICAGO-INS-Capt. William
Alonzo Avery, known as the "hrst
American to fly. was dead today
at the age of ". AS young man
he was associated with the Wright
Brothers and became the first
American to fly motorless plane
when he piloted a glider over the
Indiana sand dunes June 20, 1896.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-04

ST. LOUISIANA spectacular
hre attracting $4,000 onlookers,
swept through part OF the vast Hill
Behan Lumber Yard Tuesday night,
causing damage estimated at $780,
600.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-04

BERNE- ms The Berlin cor
respondent Of the Neue Zuercher
Zeitung reported today that the
"sluice gates of vexation and wrath"
are opening among Berlin officials
against the French warguilt trial
at Riom. where expremier Edouard
Daladier and other former French
leaders are on trial.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-04

LOS ANGELEs-INs- At least
u persons were injured last night
when Santa Fe Railroad work
train sideswiped the Union Pacific
Limited. en- route to Los Angeles
from Chicago, 10 miles north of Vic
toryyille. Cal. Union Pacific Off.
Gals announced today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-04

See SAILORS Page 5
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-22
Fast l,ay OF Winlcr

According Ia LIfn.InIc AMI ralvr,
vi wiu;rr. But II the season which,
according Ia sun time. go; under
Way rn me stroke ol the hour. as al
December -. is amy more winter
than What mas been experienced n
the las, lrw days. and tor that mat
ter during most of me month. heaven
nelp u> 60 -i,nu up ,ndrr the pres.
.urr.
There b., " ray .. hope. though
Arouuu 'av>r parts mere was "a,
early spring and an early and ralnci
opp:rS>Nv mwc,. rnvu autumn
came ~ somewhat ahyad O. Schcd-
ale. wita ,r.D> maturing ana pc,m9
harvested -. era! weeks carrier ;han
usual ST. ...yor !, IS INA, way
With winter
For some yea B; has seemed thar
some of The coolest weather OF = IN
'": mas been ,>pr".rnrcG III Drrcm-
hrr. LAST yr.I .1vrc Wasn't mu,a
II any time. onu certainty none IN,
HH> - severe .- '., Nh.rh ..c.
, mp~n.rd the ,....,' crescent OF 'ar
.-"r.'v
Al ut 'nts .r.-.~.u- U.s. ON ~
.-''"" >rc, D," ..-. choose, nc
''"N lrnnm."" ,.v "ay >.un,..c
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-22
Free Training
For War Jobs
Is Offered
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
In the Sir Walter Hotel.

Raleigh. Dec. 22-W.;h thousand,
OF workers "cCdcd III war production.
j." MAI manpOWCr commission To-Day
d"Ci tUH. persons seeking Waf
work need not IN any case. pay :o.
20 un- lOr job ~ war production
.Nl..aUy thousands az enthusiastic
NH.SHr. are contributing = the war
c''r- and enjoying cXCCllru; wages.
.C,,usC months ago they mad stuff
cent Cn'"lrrisC to enroll IN govern
.r : sponsored tree vocational cour-
s- ~ commission said
III. advantage of pertaining t.
'-. general rule. thg.C $, pre-
lJo. vii! e: Jobs moro quickly at
3. "rm WAGES and will have better
"' -" "apid advancement han
.... nr true should they come on
"r.nn a. / unframed
'."a.'' "H"rllmCnts N pre- employ
"-.n' notwithstanding for war
D.. "c'Inr workers courses. indicate.
.r. r1'nc 80 the war maN-powcr
com. sion. that the public is still
. wvlr unaware of ihr great need
f.. v. workers. Even in localities
"t.o tabor shortages obviously
cyst. crrDllmCTt> for training have
&C.. w. '"rchrd ,hc hioh points which
alail'! hc attai-cd TNrpughout 'hC
cru"Orr prc-cmpl ymrnt raining is
SO bong furnished 10 only 10000
,n hose courses.
|."r.r this figure ie impressive
cd. 60 r.rrn""i 20 tho " GT5 whu
.' ""1 olrabl" training IN June
! '"'N - least 100000 10 100000
! r'.r"'d II" receiving his preparation
! '''"" Nc nwhln industrial plants
, ...'''"r 'r1iroI mon and women are
/ '-"In" II difficult 70 recruit then
! - gInv areas.
"""sDcr'ivc traincr should first
"~D ~ the local office Of the United
@'"'", Employment Service 10 learr
'"il"' t"De ri skills are in demand
'~"allv. so that preparation may b,
chosen which will meet war industry
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-22
Wise Investment

Wa..,r Is one If f...,.,. ,........ ... g..
-..s ay.,.uDcd = ,.......,. ., ....
..a ......!,iau .... \v.-....
.-.. ,-J#rr of ,l.. ...-
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..w ....#a . n.nG..... r... ..
.-.u>. The div ,,D,y .,,-, n.....
..f. g... e.. ~, r,,.r..5 .. ,,:,,, ....
..n-e .-.r ru,,rn.,,.... ,,.,v .......
Ws.rcn , .-r 70. ,a,. ,,...... r....
conservatism r..n,,c. l,. -... , a....
-.v.. nmy.r. ., has l,.r. md 4....
...... .,.... .......
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-22
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
Department of state
PRELIMINARY CERTIFICATE
OF DISSOLUTION.

To All To Whom These Presents NAV
CowC-GrCCtIng
WHEREAS. II appears To my sat
.silc,Iun. by duly authenticated rec
nd Dl the proceedings for the vUuri-
'ulr dissolution thereof by the un-
dnlmUuS consent of all the stock
holders. deposited IN NV office. tina:
The Henderson Book Company. a cor
pOratiOn of this State. whose prir,-
ciDnl office is situated at No. 1877
South Garnet Street. in the Town
oi Henderson. County of Vance. State
"i North Carolina DANES r. Steven
son being the agent therein and in
charge thereof. upon whom process
may be ScrVcd). has complied with
the requirements of Chapter %. Con-
SolidatCd Statutes. entitled "COrDora-
tons. preliminary to the issuing of
this certificate OF Dissolution:
NOW THEREFORE,. /. Thad Eurc.
Secretary OF State of the State ~
North Carolina. do hereby certify
that tho said corporation did. on the
~ day of December. 1912. file in
my office duly executed and AT .
tested consent in writing e. the dis
solution of said corporation. cxccur.
cd 10y all the Stockholders thcrcO.
which said conscnt and the record
: Of the proceedings aforesaid are no,v
ON file in my said office as provided
! by law.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF.
have hereto set my hand and afiixc1
my official seal at Raleigh, this ! /
| day Of December, a. d. 1912.
THAD EURE.
Secretary OF State.
| (SEAL)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-22
Will Speak
At Duke January IA

DaE.a.u. Dec. 2-,AP.-Wcndcii
L. \" ..." mas accepted an invitation
10 .p,.. &c Dykc University Thursday
eve" . january II. Il Was annpuuc-
&C ''cr? ~ Pr.S.icn. Robcr; l.
F .owr~-
~ 1910 Rcpablicun presidential
r..' Rate vas first invited to spca;
- ike last Spvi"G. bat vas I'M
a.." % accept AZ that line. lie
" again invited following n:
.."o-c."cling tar of the early tall.
".Nag which ne visited major war
..a.'H.S and several Of the lighting
% r's. but Tor a second inc No va,
~" 10 come.
u" has now definitely accepted
20" Duke Invitation and viii ,1c4:
Ne big indoor stadium. Whrc.,
.g' seat = audience of moro jhun
10000 persons.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-22
Unfinished Business

... .e aD . Leon Hen
clog. ...... .... .... direction %;
g.. .-.. ... . ... Cd ...!c a.sl.
..-..... t:.- ..4 uHc, moi II
.. -.... .... ..u- ..c...N,n.
D. .-... ..,..
.." .. . -.' nv. bat TIE
...... ..r ar .-.'c.sJ. md
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-22

needs. The United States Employ
..vnt Service Viii refer the appir-
'.n: - In prupr agency where ar
"nScmcntS may be made Tor ncccS-
~ihN training. In no case does any
on" today need Ia pay Tor training
Tor u Job III wa' production. Free
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS courses arc
available io all.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-22
MORE PEN POINTS.

The little zen point that lasts sn
'""i q I'M" "n u poStOtiIcc desk /,
l2.1"r'nuI ~ steel production. WIPE
mas authorized production ri pen
'.''n's 80 l"N p"r cent ut 1911 pro-
au"t"'". .CSuirinG in the use 81 M
g''%. ".lriy $50 additional tons nf
v-rarbrn sicu..
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-22
NOTICE.

ms Is :" notify the public that II
l." Gambler has purchased all the
l'Sht, title and interest of II. F.. Pal
mcr IN Il partnership under the
lirm name and style of Gambler
Palmer Motor Company II. f. Pal
mcr IS no longer liable for any debt.
engagements or obligations of said
business. II. l.. Gambler is authorized
10 continue SAID business under same
name and nj the same location and
Is authorized to collect any and all
accounts due said business.
This the 18th day of December.
1912
H. l.. GAMBLER.
ii. F. PALMER.
lj-22- 29.5-l2-lG
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-22
WANT ADS
Get Results

HENDERSON BUSINESS COLLEGE
New Terra. january 1. To-Day. .
business training In>urc> your iu-
turc--icC need it-and vn,;r
country needs Your commercial
services. l3l
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-22
Undeserved Relief

y .v" days ago there came story
:.." Danv.l!c. Va. Of IN inquiry
..or'"d by the city council into
charges by a cighborhood arocer
ina, ely relief chec$ are beind paid
10 2soplc WIG dot deserve rem.
People who nctdA did a litk OF
work in their lives and some rum
reads" was the way the nerchan,
put It. He was quoted rs saying
re En"w because he gets the check
= payment TOT groceries. and was
@i;"n'shod not only as 10 who re-
cclyes them bat the size of tho
N% knowing anything in the worla
about what the grocer emerged ex-
ccpt what was contained'in the bIh,
news item. We can only accept his
word for t. For our part. We are
willing 'o conCcdc that he know
whereof he speaks. And we ar"
willing 90 90 further than that a-r
urn.-c what amounts 10 cour.r
ton that a precise counterpart ..
7 'hi. practice can be found uCary
( everywhere relior is dulcd out. 4
+ That means practically cvcrypri.
1ndcr the rcw dispcnsatior fare.
I rH DIES pur i.vcs. our habit, wg ..
B most the very breath that wc ..o...
IC; those who strive ,o -..r,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-22

WANTED: y GOOD ... ~ 20
man /" supply ,u.ln.p. .. ,....
VILE and Wc.t Wurr .........
with Raw lc.rA rnu..... Mr..
Rawlclgh's. D.u. ...-..-.a.
Richmond. .J ..-.'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-22

LOST FRIDAY BROWN f..rrrr,
Dill fold containing w.r.v IN,
valuable card. and ..... 3D..
YARD II returned 2. l.. 81 w.--..
4O3 Young -. ~, -
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-22

TWO CARLOADS OF BUILD
ing materials Just arrived.
10000 feet OF Sheetrock and
a full capacity car of Flint
kotc Asphalt Shingles and
roll roofing. Alex s. Wat
k!nS. 22 2ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-22
WANT ADA
Get Results

AT, ftG OK III = " Gh -
a" SG San
-------.
REMEMBER DrCf,,u,-.,.
Don't 10, irc,rb,'.,. Ut ''l. 1911,
ping, Buy War Damage ln.''ra 'I,p,
r I.o;,i US insurance Dcpar,n"o.
''He''' h''K " Trust Co pI.,r
ASK is Ar1I-, -, .......
u ',' IN "u'omsn.- ..p...;v y,
phn M'l eoo lie" INSURANCE AgIncy
.--l ~ 'o'' All
FOR SALE. own --,-..,,,----
". b. iiiph, Sion. '..'~ .ONY.
JUST RECEIVED st.,- ....-
new living r.,,, '''..''! OF
suites. ais ,,ngt.'. .'' ''a"oom
Kitchen corfrc, ..,I ,i,'cs.
, eS LOOK 'nrm owe. before s,,,
IVY ~ t. S",',.N..'r * Son.
''''r Fie station, phone IiG.i
~
4 mr.: c.rn,.t. -....--.-..
aud n,,,f,. b" - ''" CLASS
Wins '' Lace ul
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-22

WE WILL EE GLAD 30 ASSIST
Hnu III rrCpa..u. va. .. ....-.,,.
Tor now tire, ug Ig.... .rn ,r.
ais" IN position = H,." '.. win
yo"" the inspections l......,. -
NGiydniy.u@ ca. -,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-22

NJ n G AZlNE SUESCRf,rrro,,
make welcome Chr.>r,... .,u,.' ', ,,.'
we nave many Spc.i. GIL. o..rr.
LIFE ! year Si.5U. each nd 81, mai
gi't subscription $3.50. E,.5....',,'
Book Co.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-22

a ZIG SToCK OF WINDOW GAS:
and putty ~ The f.,, '''r
Values. AlvN =. WG.s.n. %, ~ ~
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-22

REMEMBER DECEAlEEp -. .o
Don't let trcachcyy cat., . 49, 'Stl!
ping Buy War Damage In.''n. '''p'
from us. Insurance Dcpgr,,',oasS.e
Cit'zen' Bark " Irn>, O. '' ", n, !.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-22

ASK Us ABOUT FJarurr ~
u"c'uilS IN auiomaa.. ..,, 90
SWrahrS. Ca;". INSURANCE kg,, d.
Phon 800. ''7yHcy.
o..
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-22

WE SPECIALIZE y ALL
kinds of body and fender re-.
pair work. Motor Sales Co.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-22

FOR SALE: ONE SINAI, r,,..-
W. b. hight Store. ...., .S-Nl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-27
Lesson No. I6

and 80 from other parts of Michi-
gan.
The Detroiters-Frank L. Glow.
ski. 2257 East Kirby avenue; Rob-
ert ]. Kirschke, 1924 Robins ave-
nue.; James A. Glen, 1920 Clair
mount avenue; David G. Atkinson,
1926 Woodward avenue; Otto J.
stefanski, 1921 Sheehan avenue;
August L. Pattyn, 11126 Corbett
avenue: Stanley Madurski. 9115
Peter Hunt street; Andrew n.
Matty. 1858 Knodell avenue; Ber-
nard d. Karwowicz. 1855 Gable
avenue: Albert L. Perry, 14021
Pfent avenue; Edward j. Kraw-
czyk, 1887 Tarnow street: Mitchell
II. Mrugalski, 1854 Syracuse ave.
nue.; Joseph Peszki, 1856 Huber
street; Erhard A. Richter. 1856
Arcola avenue; Fred c. Krebs,
s046 Rathbone avenue; Robert 7.
Maher, 1852 Penn avenue; Cecil A.
Lozen. 1881 Clifton avenue; Adley
L. Peck, 1922 Ash street; Marcel
c.. Sebastian, 4577 Woodhall ave-
nue.; Alfred F. Richardson. 1858
Third street; Alphonse A. Domzal-
ski, 661S Kirkwood avenue; Will
liam r. Saunders, 1916 Webb ave-
nue.: Cecil f. Robson, SOB YER
mont avenue; Daniel M. Robinson,
104 Watson street; Walter Pleau-
ley, 1922 Holcomb avenue; Ernest
Kohler, 1881 Fischer avenue.
Dearborn-William J. Good, 1916
Reuter- street; Edward c. Black,
691S Coleman street; Theodore F.
Schmidt, SOL Kenilworth avenue;
George O. Pirudus, 1866 Essex
avenue: Theodore Misaris, 1881
Salinva street; Edward June. 1905
Payne avenue; Voskanoff Zacherin,
2745 Amazon avenue; Frank A.
Siepieranski, 1887 Helen avenue
Joseph SZymanski, 1885 Theisen
Boyd A. Moore. 5051 Horger; Mil
lard Penrod 7019 Barrie.
Hamtramck - Leon ReZewski,
1895 Pulaski street; Frank c.
Kaniewski, 2657 Evaline street;
Anthony S. Baclawski. 5098 Bel
mont avenue; Dereniak DiJoseph
1902 ST. Aubin avenue: Vincent
w. Jastremski. 2424 Zinow avenue
Joseph Dobush. 22S0 Grayline
street; Victor Dolecki, $500 Ye-
mans avenue; Joseph Bogucki
1859 Danforth street; William J
Jury, 2704 Neibel street; Frank j
Cora. 2344 Denton avenue; A. G
Ziguilis, 9916 Dyar street; Andrew
P. Marshall, 2245 Holbrook street
\ Others from the state-Wilburn
IT, French. Flint; Firmin J. Zettel
Flint; George w. Armand. Flint;
Chester j. Falvas. Flint; Kenneth
Wright, Frunwood; Standish II
RoyoSZ. Stands; Ernest Finger
ST. Clair Shores: William c. Con.
way. Negaunee; John Perich, Iron.
wood; Eric +. Pearson, Ironwood
Rudolph p. Schmalzel, Calumet
Guy Stewart. Rock; Reindw WI.
,lukka, Mohawk; Wayne NJ. Piippi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-27
Daily Quiz
BY THE ACE ANswERMAN

The long and the short Of the
sweetening situation Is quite
evident in long and short
sweetening. OF which one is
there an acute shortage1
* might be a troublesome let
ter in gasoline rationing but
baseball pitchers will tell you
that old double X is a bother
some batter. Who is her ~
when we speak of dry wine
we don't mean it's the opposite
of wet wine but il does have
an opposite. What is it?
Thirty is usually associated
with the last edition of news
paper but with what regard do
we associate the number %!
5--Starting with bitter chocolate,
one ingredient is added to get
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-27
By Chic Young
By Billy De Beck
By Olsen & johnson

sweet chocolate and still an
other to make milk chocolate.
What are they?
6-Countersigns are necessary In
order to pass a military sentry.
What do they comprisef
Just to put you in a pickle
well ask you to define a dill
What is IL?
ANSWERS on Page I'D
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-27

Wood. To be
corporsls: Pvts.
c ] a yton Z.
Hawken. 1906
Delaware; AL
bert c. Sierra
jan, S45 Blaine
avenue; Edwin
X 0phein. 81,
+ st Warren
avenue; j o h n
L. Gin dt. AZ
Nj. Verno on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-27

Ever Eat Schnitz Und Knepp
or Shoe Fly PIE Yet? The Reel
pes for These and other Old
Pennsylvania Dutch Dishes, 40
Well a. Such Timely Prize Win
ners as Honey Refrigerator
Cookies, Endive Potato Salad
and Squash Blossom Soup, An
Appear I'm the Housewives Food
Aimansck. In The American
Weekly With This Sundays
Issne Of The Detroit SUNDAY
Toes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-27

avenue: John p. Johns, 1925
Woodward avenue; Vincent w.
Aksamit. 1884 Halleck street:
Marion c. Dymek, 1888 Charest
avenue; Gordon d. McCready. 1904
West Euclid avenue. and Raymond
E. Schmoke, S098 Carlin avenue.
at Camp Grant. Ill; David r.
Green, 4l6S Marland avenue. at
Keesler Field Miss. Henry ].
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-27

B r u z d in ski,
62S6 Jos. Cam
pau avenue. Al
b 70 ok Field,
Panama Canal
Zone: Louis A.
Giordane. 1928
Log Cabin ave-
n u e. aviation
cadet eXanin-
ing b q a r d;
Frank w a ISIS,
1TE10 los Capn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-27

Rudyard: Lewis w. Long. Niles;
Wilbur Miller, Kalamazoo; Sutton
L. Don, Holly; Arnold X. Stewart,
Marine City; Gordon c. wilkins,
Lansing; Raymond w. Sundstrom,
Storrnington; Kenneth B. Forbes,
East Jordan; Earl II. Ball, Mar
quette; Emil c. Des Jordin. Bub-
bell; Albert II. Doerr. Battle
Creek; Wesley ]. Edyvean. Cold
water; Walter Shoffer, Alto; Harry
f. Erickson, Gladstone, and Henry
j. Dospins, Iron Mountain.
Assigned to training schools
Corp. Walter Pawlowski, 1878
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-27

Jimmy Dooht-
tiles. are fou I
Michigan boys.
They'll 500 n
their
training and be
ready TO pill o [
bonbers ov 7
|e n e m y terri
tory. They are
~ a m C s N,
3 C n ] a C h I er,
.l4203 Ohio ave-
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knowledge Test

Who created these characters
(a) Barkis; (c) Touchstone;
(c) Ichabod Crane?
2-Is il a vehicle or a ship: (a)
lorry; OBJ ricksh W; (c)
barque?
BIN what opera (a) is Gilda the
heroine; (b) is MY Heart al
thy sweet voice; (c) is a mad
scene?
4-What workers use these tools
(a) very OBJ last; (c)
T-square?
Shame three Of the great rivers
of Africa.
is ta) Timbuctoo; (b)
Tampico: (c) Tasmania?
Who composed (a) The Rosary;
(b) The Kings Henchmen; (c)
Stars and Stripes Forever?
ANSWERS on Page III
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Carlbert street,
q u a r I e mas
tiers sc h DOL.
Camp Lee, Va.
G h es Bow.
arid, 1854 Hook.
er avenue. sig
nal school al
Fort Monmouth,
N. j.; Corp.
Bernard p ar
meter, Crosse
Pointe, infan-
try school at
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pau avenue. at Fort Lewis, Wash
To fourth grade technician
Roy Groesbeck, 9l35 Fisher ave-
nue., at Camp Polk. To warrant
\officer: Joseph j, Kingsbury. l406
Mcclellan avenue, at Fort Leon
ard Wood. To third class special
list: Harry A. Bolda, 1464S Wiscon-
sin avenue, at Fort Riley. Tex.
Among the thousands Of mer
now assigned 10 the ordnance de-
partment army training center al
Aberdeen, Md, for instruction or
maintenance in the field OF all
fighting appurtenances and sup
plies are rs Detroiters, II Ham.
tramck boys, IL from Dearborn
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Fort Benning. Ca; Pvt. r. D.
Barry, radio school, Camp Polk, La
Sgt. Joseph E. Daniels, 2402
Manson avenue, home on fur
Tough from Baer Field, Ind, is
convalescing after an illness at
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Service Notes
Service Notes
Six Detroiters
Listed in Group
To Be Officers

Among 237 enlisted men TO
graduate today at Carlisle Bar
racks. Pa, are six Detroiters: FL
wood B. Taylor. 1875 Westbrook
avenue; Sylvester w. Booker, 4737
Milford avenue; Bernard p. Kaye,
2456 West Philadelphia avenue;
Milton Kutlov, 3048 Fullerton ave-
nue.; Lawrence X. Lavanway,
1924 Warrington drive. and Ed
mond G. Sarb, 1042 Campbell ave-
nue.. They become second lieuten-
ants in the army medical admins
trative corps.
Az Ellington Field Tex. finish
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"Your Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, Is oue of many
famous features In The Detroit
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