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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-21
S. E. Augusta News

day with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Du-
gas.
Mrs. Albert Elka and Mrs. Or
mund Minick and Merlyn and Dale.
Willis, spent from Friday until
Sunday in Detroit with relatives.
Mrs. Joseph Kwieninski and son
Joseph, Detroit. spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Kwiecinski.
Joseph. Jr.. remained to spend a
week at the Walter Kwiecinski
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Melbourne,
Lansing. and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Harner, Detroit. spent Sunday with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn
Horton. T. Windslow, Detroit.
spent from Thursday until Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cox, Willis
Rd., were Sunday dinner guests
Of Mrs. Myrtle Kinnicutt.
A. NJ. NJ. &C Chester ]. Fleszar,
Crosse Isle Naval Air Station, was
a Sunday visitor at the George Pol
Yin home.
Barney Seleska. Crosse lie, spent
Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs. Alter
Elka and Doris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Hardy and
baby. Ypsilanti, were Sunday din.
ner guests OF his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. w. Hardy.
Rex Hoot, River Rouge, spent
Friday with his sister and family
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schrock.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Yelinek and
family spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs, Walter Wojeik. Oakville
Mr.. and Mrs. George McLaugh'
lin. Monroe. and Mrs. Gerald Rob.
erts, Ypsilanti, visited Monday at
Mr.. and Mrs. George Schechters.
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EVENTS ANNOUNCED
FOR REBEKAHLODG

Announcements OF coming meet
ings for Washtenaw Rebekahs we're
made and reports OF the Rebekah
Assembly in Lansing. oct. Is to
20. were given at Wednesday eve
ning's meeting OF the Rebekahs
Delegates to the convention we're
Mrs. George Schanz and Mrs. Chris
tian Miller. Others from the lodge
who went were Mrs Harold San
derson, Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Cox.
Mrs. Leroy Thayer. Mrs. Frank
Bowerman. Miss Rose Foley and
A. G.. fowler.
The two from the lodge. Mrs.
George Schanz and Mrs. Pearl Ray
mond, who received the degree OF
chiyalry. reported on the degree
work. Mrs Schanz sang two solos.
Mrs. Harold Sanderson an
nounced a degree practice. Nov. 3.
The officers club is TO meet with
Mrs. Jay Cazier, Oct. 81.
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Miss Lucille Burgess
Wed to Corp. Sutton

The marriage OF Miss Lucille
Burgess. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Milton Burgess. Sylvia, Tenn, TO
Cpl! Kenneth Sutton. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. j. L. Sutton, McEwen,
Tenn, was solemnized Saturday
evening at 9 o'clock al the Orlando
Air Base chapel.
Chaplain Charles L. Felty Off.
c!ated at the ceremony in the pres
ence Of group OF close friends.
The chapel was decorated with
vases Of white roses and white
gladioli with flags on each side OF
the chapel.
A program OF nuptial music was
played for the occasion.
The bride wore a dress OF light
blue crepe with black accessories
Her flowers we're pink roses.
Mrs. Grady Simpson. maid Of
honor. and the brides only attend
ant, chose lovely dress OF blue
velvet with black accessories. Her
flowers we're also OF pink roses.
Cpl. Grady Simpson acted as best
man.
Mrs. Sutton had for the past nine
months been employed with the
Ford Motor Co. here.
They are at home TO their many
friends at 313 n. Main ST.. Orlando,
Florida.
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Samuel ]. Robbins. son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Robbins, has com
pleted his boot training at the ma
rine base at San Diego. Cal, and
has been promoted to PFC. and
metalsmith in aviation. He won a
sharpshooter medal, his bayonet
and hand-grenade and honor med
ais.
Miss Margaret ]. Augustus, hos.
pital apprentice first class, OF the
Hospital Corps School. L. S. Navy
Hospital New River. n. Carolina,
is home spending a few days with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C.M.
Augustus, 70S Emmett St, before
reporting for duty at a new sta
ton.
Pvt. Willard J. Perkins, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. f. Perkins OF
sol West Michigan Ave, has COM
pleted a As day course OF main
tenance and repair OF peeps and
jeeps, scout cars and trucks, and
has been graduated as a qualified
automotive mechanic at the Arm
ored School. Fort Knox, KY.
Pfc. James Corbett, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Horace Corbett, IA n.
Prospect ST., has notified his par
ents by V mail that he has landed
somewhere in Australia. Pfc. Cor
bett had been stationed in Pitts.
burg. Calf. and is serving in
the Medical Detachment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Harner. 400
S. Huron ST., are in receipt of a
letter from Maj. Gen. G. C. Brant,
Randolph Field. Texas. notifying
them that their son, Cadet Thomas
Harner. has been appointed an
Aviation Cadet in the Army Air
Forces and. has been chosen for
Pilot training. Cadet Harner. who
has been Ill with pneumonia, is still
confined to the hospital In San
Antonio. Texas, but is shown
improvement.
Ralph W. Lewis. s PC has re
turned to United States Naval Air
Station, Jacksonville. Fla, after
spending his leave with his sister,
Mrs. Philip Eaton, here and with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Grover o.
Lewis, Quincy, Mich, formerly of
Ypsilanti.
J. F. Keast. Mrs. Paul Burrel's
nephew. who has been i'll with peri
carditis. is in a hospital in Austria
la, but is reported improving.
John Leonard was given an hon
orable discharge from the Army on
account OF varicose veins at Camp
Campbell, KY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Brier have
three sons in service. Arthur j.
Poole left a week ago Oct. II for
Camp Custer. Donald Brier is at
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Calendar Of Social Events
TO-DAY

TODAY
Queen City Maccabees regular meeting 80
lowed by card party. GAR. Hall
Junior Chamber Commerce Auxiliary dinner
Kaufmans
B. B. Bunco Club. o'clock home OF
Mrs William Fleming
Izaak Walton League o'clock Izaak Walton League
Izaak Walton League Auxiliary, o'clock, Walton
League Hall
Teachers Club do When You See
One by Olive Dean HORNED. Ypsilant High School
auditorium.
fpsan Commandery number 81 Knights Tempas special
clave and Order OF Temple 1880 Masonic room
Past Presidents Of Daughters Of Union Veterans
Circle Il OF the Methodist Church 745 Martin
Raedler 80 S. Grove st.
FRIDAY
Ypsianu Lodge number 5S LooF O'clock Fellow Hall
Past Presidents Club OF Carpenter Womens Relief Corps post
poned to Oct. %.
An9ey Mereness Junior Club Corps AIS GAR
Hall.
Girl Scout troop two, o'clock Methodist Church.
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Crescent Aid Has
White Elephant Sale

A white Elephant sale provided
entertainment for the Crescent La.
dies Aid Society members follow.
ing their all day sewing meeting
Wednesday at GAR. Hall. Mrs. A.
n. Burd was entertainment chair
man.
At the business meeting, II was
decided to hold the society meet
ings hereafter in Gilbert House.
Mrs. Harold Badger in leading de-
votions, read from End Timothy.
chapter three.
During the day the women sewed
on carpet rags. and nine completes
rugs were sold. A bazaar will take
place at the next meeting.
The hostesses for next month
are Mrs. Ivele Grub, Mrs. Nora
Holmes and Mrs. Lavine Fulton.
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Fine Points in Bridge
BY SHEPARD BARCLAY

Next came a finesse Of the heart
Q, a lead Of the club s to the 10
for a re-entry to dummy, and a
second heart lead. the ], covered
by the K and A. This left East
with the 10 and T. destined surely
to win the setting trick. as South
had left only his three smallest
trumps
Not only was the trump suit
played badly, but South needed
one more entry to the dummy. II
he had, because Of East's double,
decided to provide against four
trumps there. he should have put
the club K or Q on the A lead to
the second trick. Then on the first
time in dummy, he could have led
the heart J. prepared to use the A
II East covered with the K. Next
he could have entered dummy
with the J and led the heart 8. II
that was covered with the 10. the
Q could have won. Then the club
J could have been a third entry to
lead the 9. using the Q IL the 7
covered. He would not have had
to try the diamond A for an en-.
try. marked as dangerous because
OF Vests apparent fourth best
lead Of the 2. betokening ability
OF East to ruff the second round
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Sunday visitors OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Dugas were Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Mondro. Detroit, and Leon
ard Hoeft and Henry Grimelsby,
Detroit.
Mrs. William Polling and daugh-
ter Judy spent the week with her
sister and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Smith. She returned home
with her husband Saturday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dolce and
son George were Sunday afternoon
and luncheon guests of Mr. and
Mrs. F. Notar and family and Mrs.
Anna Beard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cox and
family, Ypsilanti, and Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Cox. Milan, spent Sunday
with their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
]. Oelke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Krejci and
daughter Helen, Detroit, spent Sun
day with his brother and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Krejci.
Clyde Mason and son Jerry
spent Sunday at the Michigan State
School at Flint with Junior Mason,
who is getting along fine.
Mrs. Mary Vogler, Ypsilanti.
spent from Wednesday until Sun
day with her sor and family. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Vogler.
Robert Dugas, Detroit, spent Fri
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Faculty Concert to
be Given Oc+ob,I:

Ann Arbor, Oct. 21---The first fac
ulty concert OF this season will be
heard at SIS Sunday afternoon,
Oct. 81. when Ava Comm Case OF
the School OF Music stan, will pre-
sent a program Of music for the
piano.
Mrs. Case has studied with Artur
Schnabel in Europe, New York and
Ann Arbor, and has appeared in
recitals throughout the United
States. She is national president
Of Mu Phi Epsilon. national music
honor society.
The program will be given in
Lydia Mendelssohn Theater and
will be open to the general public
without charge.
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LODGE PLANS BOXES
FOR SERVICEMEN

At the meeting OF Huron Temple
number &c Pythian Sisters, Wed.
nesday evening. plans were made
to send Christmas boxes to sons,
brothers and husbands OF members
in service.
Mrs. Melvin Peavey was appoint
ed chairman OF committee 10 send
the Christmas boxes. Mrs. George
Anderson and Mrs. Lee Backus
were appointed co-chairmen OF the
supper to be Nov. IL.
1t was decided TO sponsor the
Rorison dress project again this
year. The past chiefs were invited
to occupy the chairs for the next
meeting. Nov. 3
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.1sksasg-6AsEE5anf7T

Camp Lee. Va. Ralph Brier Is at
Camp Young near Los Angeles.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Richard Bisbee
will return TO their home in San
Antonio. Tex, tonight after spend.
ing the past two weeks with their
parents here. Lieut.. Bisbee is sta.
toned at the army air base at San
Antonio. and was home on two
weeks leave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard !. Curtis
have received word from their son
George H. Curtis that he has been
made Private First Glass. He is sta
toned in North Africa with Anti
Aircraft Gun Bn. He Is a lineman
in a communication crew OF six
men. He writes they have enjoyed
several swims in the Mediterranean
Sea. George was a member OF the
1914 Senior Glass OF Ypsilanti High
School.
New recruits at the L. S. Naval
Training Station, Great Lakes, H.,
are Robert ]. Kerr, is, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel +. Kerr, 500 Wash
tenaw Ave; Fred w. Perron, 35,
husband OF Mrs. Martha s. Perron,
$40 Pearl st.
Cpl. Barry Afford is spending a
three day leave with his family
here. He has been at Fort Custer
for IA months looking after new
recruits with the Sixth Service
Group, but will be transferred to
Fort Sheridan, Ill.,. Nov. /.
Karl r. Johnson, Seaman First
Glass, left this morning after spend
ing fifteen day leave with his
brother, Andrew Johnson and fam
lily. and his sister, Mrs. Lloyd
Barnes and family. He also called
on his sister, Mrs. l.. NJ. Wolfinger,
Saginaw, and his parents, MT. and
Mrs. Theodore Johnson, at Kee-
wadin, Mich. He has been on con-
voy duty for five months and has
been transferred to another ship.
Leslie Fashbaugh has returned
from a visit to his son, Cpl Robert
Fashbaugh, at Grand Island, Neb.,
who is to be transferred to another
post.
Pvt. Arthur Dieterle has been
transferred from Keesler Field.
Miss, to Sioux Falls, S., Oak, for
four and a half months in the radio
training school. Mrs. Dieterle will
soon join him there.
Mrs. Carl +. Gerber, 407 f. Cross
St, with her two months old son,
will leave in about two weeks to
join her husband in North Caro-
lima. pvt. Gerber has recently been
transferred from Camp Patrick
Henry, Va, to Camp Seymour
Johnson, n. c.
Mrs. Ada Sanderson received a
surprise telephone call Sunday eve
ming from her grandson, Sgt. Wiley
Sanderson, who spent his turlough
at his home in Detroit. Sgt. San
derson, who for two years has been
instructing in blind flying at Los
Palos, Cal, arrived in Detroit by
plane, and left wednesday by auto.
mobile for California.
Pvt. Edmund DeNoyer. Camp
Hoan. Cal, arrived here this morn
ing to spend a furlough with his
wife. 4101 Curtis Rd., Ann Arbor,
and his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward DeNoyer. 407 f. Cross St,
here. He will stay until Oct. 30.
Pvt. Norman Spangler has ar
rived safely in England. his wife,
who is living with Pvt. spangler's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Spangler. 4101 Curtis Rd., Ann Ar
Dor, has been informed. pvt. Spang-
Ter was formerly stationed at Camp
Claiborne, La.
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MARRIAGE Announced

Announcement Is made OF the
marriage OF Miss Eleanor Cobb,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
A. Cobb. Detroit, and John Leonard.
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Albert
Leonard, at First Baptist Church,
Saturday. with Rev. william X.
Shaw officiating. 1t was q double
ring ceremony. The only guests
were the groom's mother and Mrs.
Rhoda Cave. grandmother OF the
groom. The mother OF the bride is
i'll in Boyer Hospital.
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GIVEN PRISON TERM

Detroit, Oct. 21--INS-Charles
S. Stewart, 81, today began a rs
year to life term in Jackson Prison
for attacking his three-year-old
daughter. Stewart admitted be-
fore Circuit Judge Joseph A. ellis
that he committed the crime in
April 1912. then deserted his wife
and three children.
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Church Group Plans
For November Bazaar

Congregational Mayflower Guild
members made final plans for their
part in the church bazaar, Nov. II
and y, and reports were made at
the october meeting, Wednesday
evening at the home OF Mrs. Vernal
Sevey.
Devotions, opening the meeting
we're led by Mrs. Ralph Hunt. Mrs.
Philip Waiting. chairman, reported
that the Christmas boxes for the
Congregational boys in service oy-
erseas, were sent out this week.
More boxes 10 the boys here. will
be sent later. There are SO on the
church honor roll.
At the close OF the evening, re-
treshments we're served by the
committee, Mrs. Leonard Men.i,
Mrs. Ross K. Bower. Mrs. Ronald
Fuller and Mrs. Henry Loehr.
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STANFORD. Conn INS-A 80
year old widower with II children
faced the prospect today OF being
indicted into the Army in Deem
Der. The prospective draftee, Err
nest f. Strain, a laborer, has been
placed in class IA by his draft
board.
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HOSTESSES TO MEET
FOR DANCE FRIDAY

Junior hostesses will meet at
USo headquarters, 2 W. Michigan
Ave, at $3.50 Friday evening to go
to the weekly USO dance at the
East Ypsilanti Air Base. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Schrepper and Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Wizard will be
chaperones for the dance.
Plans for the formal opening OF
the new USO center have been de-
layed, awaiting approval OF priori-
ties from Washington. Work on the
building, the former Terrace Ball
room, will begin Immediately upon
obtaining priorities. according to
James Maloney, USO representative
here.
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THINKING COMES FIRST

ABILITY TO figure out things
Is not Of much value II you act
first and do your figuring after
ward. Perhaps the subject on
which fair players go wrong more
than any other during the play Is
the proper use Of entries and tim
ing. often they embark upon their
project and seem to be swimming
along handsomely when. all Of
sudden, you see them stop and go
into a thinking pose There Is a
good chance they are then think
ing Of the way they should have
used their possible entries to the
dummy IL they had done their
thinking first.
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ATTENTION
CITY SUBScRlB RS

The Ypsilanti Daily Press
wishes all subscribers 10 re-
ceive their papers regularly
and promptly. In case of poor
or non-deliVery OF the Daily
Press phone the Press Office
at 40 before s p. m. or 2 p. m.
Saturday.
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MISS JULIA HATTON
CEREMONY TONIGHT

Mrs. Martha Hatton and daugh.
ter, Miss Mary f. Hattor, will be in
Detroit this evening attending the
marriage of Mrs. Hatton's grand.
daughter, Miss Julia Elizabeth Hat.
ton, to Cadet William Ernest Buys.
The wedding will be at All Saints
Episcopal Church on Seven Mile
Rd., with Rev. Burton K. lowering
officiating. and will be followed by
a reception al the home OF the
brides parents on Birchcrest Drive.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. E. Roy Hatton, and Cadet
Buys is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William f. Buys, Sr., Muskegon.
Cadet Buys is at present stationed
at Chanute Field. H.. as a cadet in
the aeronautics division. Both are
recent graduates OF Albion Col.
lege.
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Enjoy Hunting
Frank Maleski. Detroit, and Al
McCaskey. Crosse lie Naval Base
Station, were Friday hunters at the
George Polzin home.
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HOSTESS BIRTHDAY DINNER

HOSTESS BIRTHDAY DINNER
S. e. Augusta. Mich, Oct. I'll
Mrs. Helen Pool was hostess to a
birthday dinner Sunday for her
daughter. Dora. B. b. Bennette.
her father. and her sister, NJ and
Mrs. Ray Spokes. Ypsilanti, were
there. In the afternoon about is
OF Dora's friends came and cake
and ice cream we're served. Among
the guests were Mrs. F. f. Vedder
and Erick Vedder. Dora received
many lovely gifts.
On Furlouph
Pfc. Russell f. Kwiecinski is
home on a Is day furlough from
Washington. He Is spending his
furlough at the home OF his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Kwie-
cinski.
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Mrs. Walter Wickham has spent
the past month with her sister.
Mrs. T. H. Bird and has now gone
TO Windsor TO visit relatives. She
is waiting for reservations which
will permit OF her going to Surrey,
England, to follow her daughter,
Mrs. John Cronk and her grand
daughter Diedre home.
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Entertain Visitors

Ypsilanti Post, Veterans Of For.
eign Wars. entertained visitors
from Adrian, at their meeting,
Tuesday evening in Veterans Hall.
District Inspector Welsh audited
the books and reported that they
showed an excellent financial condi-
ton. Commander Webster OF the
Adrian Post told OF the welfare
work his Post Is doing and State
Welfare Committeeman Minister
gave an interesting talk on welfare
work among the veterans, and gave
advice as to what the Posts can
or cannot do.
Mrs. W. II. Hopkins OF Detroi;
is visiting her husbands sisters,
Mrs. Milo Ehman and Mrs. T. V.
Dutton. Her son, Captain George
Hopkins. Of the Flying Command,
is flying bombers in India, and he
writes his father that IL the gas
shortage is still on in the United
States, he will try to bring him
back an elephant for him TO ride
to work.
Mrs. Katherine Bucknell came
from Burr Oak within the past week
to spend the winter with her son
and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Bun
ner.
Mrs. Herman Bader after visit
ing a week with her sister, Mrs.
Gordon H. Brucker, left Monday for
her home in Covington, o.
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Report Submitted

Report Submltted
At the October meeting OF the
League OF Catholic Women, We'd.
nesday evening at the home OF Mrs
Alex Boutell. a report OF the Ma
tional Council OF Catholic Women
was given by the delegate, Miss
Elizabeth McCrickett. At the close
OF the evening refreshments OF tea
and cookies were served by the
committee.
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Forgetting WHAT might nave
been the merits Of a 5-Spade bid
by West. let's see what kept
South from making his own dou-
bled contract. The spade X won
the first trick and the club A the
second, whereupon West switched
to his third suit. the diamond 2.
hoping to scare South away from
fnessing dummy's Q. South tried
It. though, and 1t worked. as It APP
peared necessary to preserve a
chance for his contract.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-14
First Physician
From Detroit
Killed in War

First Detroit physician 10 he
killed on active service abroad is
Capt Walter S. Wytowich. Il, Of
54l5 ST Clair, according 10 word
received today from the war
department.
The announcement said he was
killed July IL in Sicily soon after
landing with an armored division
under Gen. Patton.
DR.. Wytowich had been pro-
NOTED from lieutenant 10 captain
A few days earlier, and word Of
his death was the first notification
10 his family Of the elevation.
a native Detroiter. Wytowich
was A graduate Of Western High
School and the Wayne University
school of medicine He was on the
staff of Grace Hospital when he
enlisted in April 1912. He landed
al Saf with an armored division
last November.
Surviving are his widow. Nir-
ginia, and a 3-month-old daughter,
Barbara Diane. whom he has never
seen lie is also survived by his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Wytowich, 1882 Kentucky, and a
sister. Mrs. Lewis II. Walter. 490
w Cambourne, Ferndale, wife Of
The Detroit Times turf writer.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-14
Perkins Aide Fills
Maxon S 0PA Post

WASHINGTON. Aug. 13 CUP)
Chester BowleS. general man
ager of the OPA. today named
James G.. Rogers, assistant dircc-
tor of the domestic branch OF the
owl. AS assistant general man
ager OF OPA.
BowleS also announced tho ap-
pointment Of James r.. King,
special assistant 10 Secretary OF
Labor Perkins. As deputy admin
istrator of OPA IN charge OF
information. the post formerly
held by Lou Maxon, Detroit ad.
veriisinC executive.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-14
State Peaches
Fall Far Short

Michican's peach crop Will oc
more than 100000 bushels less
than last year and prices per
busnel will be almost double. #
vas estimated today by George z.
Thierwechter. manager Of the De-
troit Union Produce Terminal
Reasons listed by Thierwechtcr
for the peach shortage were ir-
adequate truck and rail transpoI-
tation and an acute labor short
age Thierwechter said that Mich
ican peaches which rctalled last
year from 81 Is 70 50 a bushel
will sell TINS year for from s. 10
S6.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-14
7 Detroit FferS5
Die inCrdshes al
Training Camps

Two DetroiterS were killed in
Florida airplane crashes while
training for war flying. the gov
ernment notified their parents
today.
1t. Stanley G. Glliard Jr. only
son of lMr and Mrs. Stanley G.
Gilliard, of 15421 RosSini was one
Of six army flierS killed when
their bomber crashed near Mac
Dill Field. Fla.
Radioman Donald j Burt, son
OF Edward -. Burt OF 1862 Falcon.
was killed in the crash OF a navy
training plane near Jacksonville,
Fla.
1t. Glliard. %, DENLY High
School graduate. had completed
the army training as comblna-
tion bombardier-navigato gunner
aboard a medium bomber
Radioman Burt, 1S. was n grad
uate OF Western High School %
Relatives said the bodies OF both
flying men would be returned here
for burial with military services.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-14
Dearborn Man Dies
OF Injuries in Crash

Frank Below, 50. of BIAS Tele.
graph Dearborn. is dead today
the victim Of injuries suffered
Tuesday night when he was struck
by an automobile on Telegraph
road near New York avenue
Below died last night in Henry
Ford Hospital Gerald McClain.
622l West Point, Taylor Town
ship, driver Of the car, was ques-
toned bY police and released