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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-20

tration of this group, which
numbers about 100000, only
those of 18 and 19 years will re-
main unregistered.
President Roosevelt wo MT
have to register in the selective
service listing of males from As
to IS, though at 80 he's within
the age limits. Reason: He's
commander in chief of the
armed forces.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-20

!, q ANKAylA. Turkey, .llsreh 20.
{AP} - GER Nan lmbassador
Franz Won Papen. apparently In
poor health, vas en- route 10
Adolf Hitier'S headquarters on
the eastern front today to report
to his chief.
Still suffering from ear trou-
bic incurred when q bomb ex-
ploded near him on an Ankara
boulevard Feb. a. Won Papen
departed last night in defiance
of doctors orders. He was ex-
pected to return to Ankara be-
fore the end OF the month 10 at
tend the opening concert to be
given here by the Berlin Phil
harmonic orchestra.
Won papen, ace troubleshooter
OF the German diplomatic corps,
was last called to confer with
Hitler on Sept. 2. 1041. He re-
turned to Ankara about three
weeks later, stopping en- route 1t
Sofia.
Rumors that Won Papen was
planning to visit Hitler this
month had been current for sew
eral weeks. The reasons for
such n trim were Ohscllre. but
London circles have suggested
that Hitler was trying to soften
up" Turkey to obtain permission
to move troops across that coun-
try.
The Ankara bomb incident,
which the German press blamed
on Russian agents. was viewed
in London - part OF . Naxi
campaign - cloud Turkish-Rus-
sian relatioGS.
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President Ie|! |
CoIIlIIlaIlde|||
LaunlIl Am :
RsIiss q phllip s6
lmnssdisss 0biae Z I
General 9sveels

CANBERRA. Australia lonsG n
20-President RooGsvuf. has -
dered an Offensive oGninst JoroI y
for the primary putpGes ~ y
lieving the PhilirpI11 m :.
Douglas Macarthur id - Y
laide today. rs II Il = ss M
= came through IA IN =
turn" 4; D. N ~
MacArthur, Supfe ~ |.
mander In the sout1lS oct y
thur announced his ~ ~:
''The President q ~ III y
States ordered ne 1o & ~ :;
through the Japanese ne 1 I;
proceed from CoeSiei 1o & ~ n
tralias for the pufposo. ~ 4
derstend It, Of crDnnl la q
American offenSivS I .
Japan. s sss sS 4
WILL 1ETURN q " s'|' IA
'@The primary purpou( =
Il the relief Of HE Hhdl & "
! came through and I =
turn" h
His statement w Glyap
first interview sineA nxxlivjj :
Australia, and rn - y =
reused ths spirits @ =
and Austral)ep \ tlS ~ ~
rxiWns I iilot 1n
co6Enf&1 Il lssxySgs " 49, 33 u
WHIT y - r I! :! Il
eve Vim hold swl,st I y
and will tAke hocG q e. 9
lost" Curtin md 11 1 - y
would confer with M \ - y:
Council here today. WI & N & !:
It was inspifatiOu Io !,
States forces in Ap0fro1i v
the fight for thu & cnGl = Y
northern approaches IN y
on the embattled Out ~ @ - Y \;
Guinea. sy
APPROACH tOnr d: SS
(The Berlin tndto az D
Tokyo reports thak ~ 4
were within 100 mi1en ~ y OK
of Port Moresby hwltl ~ p 81 e. Il Il
position. /" That wouH IN 4 n
invaders about ~ m1leb N
valley from TIN cooGt t H
Lac. one q thairs oril4 tnol ! - & n
poxf ufnx>.S.Sv ~ r6 f3 u
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Australian Shippers Harass
Jan Columns i'm New Guinea
They Help
Protect You

Appearing on Page 3 Of to-
days Daily Monitor Is q COM
plete list of all volunteer Aux
Hilary Police now in training
for service in event of emer-
gency. Members of the corps,
dedicated to proper policing Of
the community In case Of air
raids, are undergoing strict
courses in military courtesy
and military drill.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-20
lsnIen Services Tonight
n Craze Episcopal

A special Lenten Service will
b held tonight At 1870 In Grace
Episcopal Church. Rev. Fred
Sirth Of Port Huron will be the
speaker.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-20
US. Bombers Blast jap Cruiser

WASHINGTON March 2O-tAP)-Ihe War Deport-
ent reported odoy that two American Army bobers scored
direct hit on large enemy raid on the Hobor Of
RobouI, New Britoin lslond northeast Of Austroio
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late X X X
bulletins
lob. Not Family, Draft Factor

WASHINGTON, March 2O-tAP)-Brio Gen. Lewis
B. Hershey forecast today that the Of deement from
toy service would shift from the question Of how many
dependents have to what Job you DOING President
Roosevelt suggested there would be labor Shortages for
work by fall.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-20
Reds Wrest Vital Point from Foe

MOSCOW, March 2O-tAP) Red Army troops have
wresed important defense from unit of the 18th
German Army long encced in the Sordp Russo sector and
captured the garrison commander and Is other survivors,
Toss sold todoy Is.I
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-20
Over Billion in Taxes Paid

records 6 Income Tox collections though March 10 otoed
2l0 In the sos pssiod last ysor collections
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-20
Men As 10 s.
Must Register
April II Set
for Work-DroH

WASHINGTON, March 20
(R-Men of As to IS must reg
lister on April ~ for noncom-
Blatant service, possibly work In
war factories, under the selec-
tive service law.
President Roosevelt set the
date yesterday. After the regis
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-20

WASHINGTON, March 20.
(AP)-President Roosevelt ID
going to register, along with
other Americans Is 10 90
years old, inclusive, on April
FL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20

the movie industry is sending every day TO all
the Army camps and Naval bases. And some
Congressman libel them by saying What do
actors ever do in any war effort?" Governor
Olson is being handcufed by some OF his Sacra-
mento SolonS. They cut down his State Guards
men from 800 TO 1000. And California is
front trench in this war.
CET recording called Doug Macarthur" as
VI done by Lucky Millenders crew, Benny
Goodman calls II 1.-The war song I've been look
ing for" Lucky will record II this week
Don't be amazed If the Repubs nominate General
Macarthur for the Presidency in 1914. They
also say the General was given a discretionary
command TO eVacuate himself but up 10 now ne
has given indication Of doing so Secretary
of State Hull according 10 Washington insiders,
is summoning a colyumiSt mot this one) 30
reveal the source of an item naming a South
American as a Fascist chief Cary Grant
served Britain in the last war when he went 20
sea as a kid Of twelve
fTIIERES gal in the California State Prison
Il known only as The Cat" She murdered
man because he abused a kitten Florence
Monahan. the warden asked 'The Cat whether
she smoked or drank Heavens. no." she
screamed Things that made me sick while
waiting 10 enter a recent White House press
conference: Said one reporter 10 Western
femme scribe: Got any embarrassing questions
TO ask the President today? -. Not yet" she
replied but I'm thinking.
ADD strange starllcr,: Waiting for a Beverly
"A Hills traffic light 10 switch and noticing that
the truck driver alongside is Jap Fred
Warnings perfect Squelch 20 hecklers at his
broadcast: Surprising l simply stopped right
now-then where would you go for nothing?"
-. The colyum is planning its first book, a
compilation Of all the attacks against its parents
lin the last three years. and inserted in the
Congressional Record Ninety-nne per cent OF
which were authored or planted by enemy agents
in the hoosegow. To prove il was Goebbels
propaganda Wire your Congressman 10
re-read the bill he voted for on December 9Th.
1t was a declaration OF war on the AXlS-not
Roosevelt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20

- 10 beauty are easily spotted. He always
knows when woman is wearing false hair or
has had il dyed
He's q better observer than ATT. once
went around WITH girl Tor SIX months and never
knew She was wearing wig Maybe ! was look
ing INTO her ewes too much
What happened 10 tho "Nother' songs
Remember when among the popular songs there
was always one which was a tribute 10 the
mothers such as. ireland Must BE Heaven
Because Nv Mother Came from There. "MO'hcr
Machree" "M-O-T-H-E-R Spells Mother II
Want a Girl Like the Girl That Married Dear
Old DAD" etc etc
The Woman OF the Year" Katharine Hep
burns most recent picture bears some
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20

[rectOr Of Maltese Falcon is AT the Cedars OF
Lebanon Hosp, Beverly Hills Operated on after
falling from horse Tom Hitchcock the
polo star becomes an Army Air Corps major
next week :. Natalie p. Kecney and Walter
|Chrysler Jr,, the verge of a merger ..
She was recently RcnotarZed a group OF
Westinghouse forming a club called The
Parasites"
|'CIIEY tell you TO watch for another re>igna-
1 ton from the L. S. Supreme Court soon 49,.
|Iv Berlin has written his first non patriotic
Song in more than year. Me and Melinda -
land they say it's lovely thing -. The flop Of
BILLY Roses Clash by Night show proved that
Mrs. Rose eleanor Holm isn't the only one
lin the family who can take dive =. Is Knud-
sen going 10 London as Don Nelson's emissary?
FVYRONE POWER will be among the Hollywood
stars TO appear at the Nays Madison Square
Garden show March 10th. They say he's
terrific emcee, too Amazing how much talent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20

American dancer" is a
Chicago gal. She's re-
turning because pass
ports are being called
In Those Variety a.
Hollywood X e port er
page ads (thanking the
cinem a industry and
II ollyw God Victory
Committee) for the
Navy Relief Society
were paid for by Brian
Donlevy.
Waller Long, a socko
w in a roa d W ay
musical Nothing Hap
pens. John Huston, di-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20
BY DIR. LOGAN CLENDENIN,

give you A rough idea Of your
chances of dying Of one or an
other kind of disease
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20

The two principal factors
which determine this in most
diseases are age and sex.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20

No gentleman ever
weighs more than 200
pounds. " END
I.SINGAPORE JOE
- FISHER. Famous
+ ar East film theater
operator. lie owns the
apitol in Singapore
h house with a seating
apacity Of ! 600
Ruth Lefty" MCGin-
is. Feminine pocket
billiard champion from
IeneSdalo Pa Another
lever. celebrated cute.
little trick
Pockct-SiZed girls
|vho are SSe milling
|utc. little trick halls
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20

VTIiE Count Tolstoys parting but only 30
l. serve his adopted country That hatcheck
gal mentioned as kin TO Mrs. John d. NJ. Ham
ilon amt :. =. Attn Congress!> The u s. Marines
in Iceland walked a dozen miles just 10 see ,
Donald Duck short The reason boatload OF
actors scheduled to sail for there-the only en-
inment for theml canceled-WaS over
Nhcation of the sailing in a Midwest colyum
The\ Govt. feared that 0leak would tip off a
sub commander +. Kyra, the exotic South
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20

|
IF fame should not fail to include in the same
picture of Miss McCiInniS.
Eugcnia Bankhead Sister Of Tallulah.
Eugenia has been married seven times. And she
Is still young woman.
kIAS r J. O'Brcn Of the Henshaw Hotel
wv Omaha Ncb who originated Potatoes
bBrien
A Detroit firm sells four-leaf clovers for
rents each - for 81 Is claimed If a girl puts
I>r-leaf clover in her shoe she will dream OF
an she Is going 10 marry. So there's your
~e young woman 70 find out about your
future husband for nickel
As an entry in the four-linc Poll poem
contest Ed Ncmkof Of Astoria L. /, submits
he following:
D.Iiu1 had q 4aI unnled Pail |
To ptom he used 10 tro,c nc Ell.
what n poll, What goH'" rorcd DOLL
"Ycoh, but slap s'rjrgng me- erred Poll
kSNOU stated that girls named Connie arc
i usually blondes, make excellent wives and
mothers and sulk IL they not taken TO "A night
rlub at least once a week" writes Connie bon
ke,t Roland. the justly celebrated cinema cutie.
81 am blonde and l am trying hard 10 he an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20
QUESTIONS. ANSWERS

A. M.--Will YOU please explain
what "hypertehSion" means and
what should be done TO relieve
this condition? ---
Answer: apprehension means
high blood pressure. 1t is usually
considered 10 be a blood pres
sure over $50 nm. of mercury.
The only valuable treatment
is the regulation of life so that
anything which causes tension
and Spasm of the arteries will
be eliminated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20

excellent wife and mother But have not been
inside a night club for year and am still
smiling. However, I can and do sulk, especially
when my husband pins my ears back at gin
rummy."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20
Death Rate
Of Women,
Men Likened
Statistical Tables Able

Statistical Tables Able
TO Give Comparison
BY DIR. LOGAN CLENDENING
I DO not know whether II is
A habit that is stronger
among doctors than other peo-
pie. but il is certainly strong
among them TO say. when they
have patient with a certain
condition;
We'll, hope never get
that or Il hope / don't die
from that"
While, OF course, nobody can
tell in an individual instance,
statistical tables are able TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20

=
chances of dying Of one or an
other kind Of disease.
The two principal factors
which determine this in most
diseases are age and sex.
Accidents are the least vari-
able. II you are white female,
you have exactly the same
chance Of dying Of an accident
when YOU are one day old as
when you are 20 years old.
The hne runs straight across.
You are Just as liable. and no
more so, Al the ages OF 10, 20,
30. 40 or 80.
4 white male has the same
chance of getting killed in an
accident at the age of 30, 40. 80
or 60 as a white female Up 10
the age Of 10 he runs more risk.
II DISEASE Of the heart. kid
i neyS and blood pressure. age
is a great factor and sex plays
a very little part.
The chance of death from any
Of these conditions Is very small
up 10 the age of 20. il rises
slightly from the ages Of 20 10
80 and then takes a sharp turn
upward so that at the age of
60 in both males and females,
the chances are about 625 per
1000 population that when you
die YOU Will die from one Of this
group Of diseases
Cancer has both an age and a
sex distribution.
Chances of dying OF some
malignant tumor are about the
same in the male and in the
female up 10 the age OF 20.
After that the female far out
runs the male.
After the age OF so chances
Of a males dying Of cancer de-
crease but the females remain
about the same. the proportion
being 125 10 1000.
tuberculosis shows an age dis
tribution. but just the opposite
of cancer.
The worst period is from
birth 10 the age of 20.
In both the male and female
at this age period. the chances
are about p out Of 900 that
you will die of tuberculosis.
After that there is sharp
drop so that at the age of so.
chances arc about six out OF
1000 that you viii die Of tuber-
CuloSiS.
nIABETFS is. for some reason,
~ little more chancey IN the
female than in the male.
The chance of a female up 10
the age of p dying of diabetes
is about 81 out of 1000 while
those of a male arc about 20
out Of 1000.
Well. there you are. You
really haven't very much choice
in the matter. You are more
likely in this year OF grace. even
with war destruction, 10 die old
than young.
But somewhere out there the
forces over which you have no
control are stacking tho cards
and you are going 10 have 10
take your medicine when your
number comes up.
QUESTIONS. ANSWERS
A. M.--Will YOU please explain
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20

Trade Mark Registered. Copyright, 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20
On the Side
DMrHng

Distributed By Klns Feature. syndica,. Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13
Army's Respect Grows
For Fighting Chief

But the little American army's
respect for him grew with each
succeeding month. i knew and
appreciated the reforms he was
trying to effect and the way he
was fighting 10 save the army from
further budgetary cuts.
At that, Macarthur could easily
have submitted to a certain lion
lzation in Washington society
He became the youngest chief
Of staff in history 80 years old
when President Hoover reached
down over the heads OF older
major generals and tapped h!m
for the Job He did not look much
older than 3j The four gold stars
on each superhly tailored shoul5cr
had been worn by only seven men
before him Grant. Sherman
Sheridan. per>hlng, Bliss, March
and Summcra.l
But be had no interest in social
and diplomatic didocS Washington
hoStcS>cS who shared him in all
his uniformed glory or even IN his
extensively tailored multi often
found hIu'NandoriuE around un-
happily. or sitting Oft somewhere
by himself
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13
BY BOB CONsIDINE

Copyright, 1892 International News Service
Douglas Macarthur was the
lonelicSt man in Washington from
Oct. 30. 1890. until Oct. l. 1895.
That was the span of his tour as
chief of staff of the United States
Army.
Congress regarded him as a
treasury raider. The man had
some strange psychosiS which
made him believe that there was
going TO be another war, and that
it would be war fought on wheels
and in the sky.
A measure Of the population
looked upon him as a vain. medal
Haunting militarist. For them, the
League of Nations and the KEEL
logg-Briand pact had made obso-
lete the profession in which he
seemed TO take such ostentatious
pride.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13
Service Briefs
Detroiter Wins
Poster Award

First prize in the Camp. Lee Va,
poster contest, designed 10 cmpha-
size the necessity of keeping mill
tary secrets, was won by Detroit
soldier, Pvt. John King Jr. of 1905
Marion street. Kings poster was
decorated by profile Of MuSsolini.
1irohito and Hitler, Surmountcd
by a huge car with the wording.
Careful, they're listenin o." There
were 30 entries in the contest and
King wins S23 for his effort. The
poster will be reproduced and dis
throughout the encamp-
mcnt and also will he submitted 10
Washington authorities for posi-
bic selection throughout the mill
tary camps of the country.
University Of MichiCan'S Naval
Reserve officers training corps.
established in September, 1910.
now consists Of 90 cadets. among
whom are IS DetroiterS. Compile
ton Of the qualifying courses in
naval science and tactics makes
cadets eligible for commissions as
cnSignS in the United States Naval
Reserve. The Detroiters enrolled
are.
George w. AllshouSe. 1442i
Mark Twain; David r. Anderson,
1861 Robson; Richard b. Barrar,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13
this nation built up in its citizen
sOldiery."
Dramatized Argument
By Talk From Plane

AS chief Of staff he rostated
the striking parallel between the
fire and police departments, and
the army But few listened He
pcTpetually sought hearing
keenly aware Of the power of
colorful presentation Of neWS-he
had been the war Department.
press chief in the early stages OF
the first World War-he drama
TIED one Of his perennial argu-
mcnts by broadcasting from a
during the 1881 army
air maneuVers.
This proves" he roarcd
above the thunder Of the en-
GlneS. that by using an airplane
the commander-in-Ch OF an
army can lift the fog OF war
E. the fog of war which i'm the
past. because of hiding facts
from him, has robbed him OF
victory or brought him unfore-
seen defeat.
II have always believed I'm
personal reconnaissance" he
called down from his weird
CNTlp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13
SWercd politely.
Forgotten at Home,
But Remembered Abroad

That same day when he under
went the first of many similar
ordeals. he listed the strength Of
the army as 124 277 officers and
men spread over nine corps areas
and Hawaii, Panama, the Philip
pines. China. Puerto Rico and
Alaska Today we are building an
army Of from 100000 to 10000
QOD
A. The end Of his first year as
chief Of staff most OF America had
either forgotten Macarthur or did
not want 10 be reminded Of him
and his SO-called eXorbltant de-
mandS on a treasury that was feel
ING the pinch Of depression.
But abroad he was remembered.
In September, 1881. ne sailed for
France, the picture Of Satorial per-
lection IN gray ensemble. Tough
little General Weygand had IN
vited hum 10 be his guest at the
French war games.
Devourcd with curiosity, Mac
Arthur studied every hour Of the
war games. He noted with inward
appreciation that the French. too,
were mounting their armed forces
and implements on wheels.
He studied each new weapon,
each nov piece Of armor. each
new troop movement. each new
test Of explosives Before the war
games were half completed he
knew. for all time, that the pre-
dIction nc had made at home was
true that the next war would be
won by he Speedier antagonist, by
tho country best equipped 10 pro-
ducc the tools and devices Of
speed
After the war games he went
with one-armed Gen. Henri Gou-
raud beside whose heroic Blue
Devils MacArthur'S Rainbow div-
sion had fought, and laid a wreath
on the tomb of Frances Unknown
Soldier And later ne became the
thirteenth American in the history
Of the republic TO receive the
Grand Cross Of the Legion of
Honor.
He visited old battlehelds with
General Gamelin and reliNed the
days Of the Mouse ArGonne, the
doughty trench raids. and the
memory OF the men whose bones
stan he in French graveyards
He toured on through Poland.
C2cChO-Sloyakia and Hungary
whore IN a burst Of good feeling
al a state ball, he went into the
strenuous EyrationS of A Hun
garian dance and got away with il.
Tomorrow - MacArthur's
battles with Congress over
undermining the army
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13
Preoccupied With Job,
Had No Time for Chit-Chat

Interest in military men. even
a handsome tour-,'ar general WAS
az the lowest chh in the country $
history And NacArthurS pre-
occupation with his tremendous
job OF keeping the muscles OF the
army in condition did not always
lend itself 30 enchanting dialogue
az the parties Of that era
Because Of his travels, quick
mind and enormous reading. Mac
ArthuT'S range of interest covered
every conceivable topic
Yet in those days he could speak
Of hardly anything except the IN
roads being made by Congress on
the army and the casual willing
ness Of tho public 20 share Con-
gross feelings in the matter. II
became an ohScSSion
While commanding the 3rd
Corps area, NJ aCArthur had
shouted his sentiments during one
Of his rare but effective. appear
anccS on the speakers dalS
The provisions OF our ma
tional defense act should be
fully carried out" he cried.
Total disarmament i unthink-
able. No one takes seriously
the equally logical plan az dis
banding our police departments
10 stop crimes.
"Our nation has shrunk from
enforced military service. But
between the two extremes has
been evolved the conception of
citizen soldiery. Upon the sue
cessful solution Of this problem
the citizen soldier-will de-
pend the very life Of our ma
ton.
"And when the bloody test
comes, some American chief. on
the day Of victory, is going To
thank Almighty God for what
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13

BeSSette. $500 Sheridan, Detroit,
to be fourth grade technician.
Promotions in other camps are
Clarence +. Finkbeiner of this
city to be a sergeant at Enid
army flying school. Okla: and
Pvt. Henry l.. Allan. Detroit, and
Pvt Gerald Green of Dearborn.
as acting corporals at Fort Sill.
Okla.
Recent graduates from air corps
technical courses at three camps
are: Pvt. f. Wilk, 1881 Wayne,
and Pvt. Eugene J. Gardulcki,
1890 Woodrow Wilson. Detroit.
at Chaunte Field. H.; Pvt. Edward
S. Papelian. 1880 Northlawn ave-
nue.. Detroit. from Luke Field,
Ariz. and Pvt. Donald Ash, 5136
Jonathan street. Dearborn, from
Kessler Field, Miss.