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The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-17
RESIGNS
BOWLING GREEN, o.,

BOWLING GREEN, o., Aug.
16-tR-Tom C. Wooden, First
world war veteran, resigned
today as chairman of Wood
county's Selective Service
board No. l rather than draft
pre.Pearl Harbor fathers.
In a letter to Col. G. w.
Goble, state director of Selec-
tive Service, Wooden said:
'T can not, and will not, be
a party to a system permitting
these conditions which will
take family men from estab-
lished homes, some of long
standing"
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-17
Geared To Slow Speed

A mower designed to be drawn
by horses should never be pulled
faster than 3 IL miles an hour
by tractor, as the flywheel will
not stand the rapid speed.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-17
FertiliZe Pasture

1t is estimated that about II mil
lion acres of hay and pasture
land were fertilized in 1912, as
compared to only four million
acres in 1898.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-17

been man on the Federal benz,
from this section of the st.. .'
within the memory Of ,i,'; %'ae
men," a
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-06-24

you hang around Guy long en-
uff you will get stung. That's
the way it is in the honey bee
bisneSS.
I don't like this likker raysh-
unin biSneSS, it makes drunk
ards otta guys like me that amt
usta bein drunk much. Before
likker rayshunin went in I usta
buy about l pint of whiskey ev-
cry 3 mOnthS-nOW that its ray
shuned they allowed me a quart
every 2 weeks and my wife l
every two weeks two. Now I'll
Guy the limut. That's a heckofa
note making drunkards otta
people. You no, that's what hap
pens even on the other things
that are rayshuned. Every body
buys the limut whether they
need it or not. They shouldn't
but they do.
A guy now a days hasta carry
a ladies pocket book with him
to haul his junk in. He hasta
have his rayshunin books for
groceries, he needs his shoe
buyin permit, he has to carry
his gasoline book, he has to
carry with him his classification
number, he needs his fiShin
license and he needs is social
Security number, his likKer
license too, besides them stamps
they punch out for you. Last
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-06-24
O B UAR Y
JOHN II. KIFER

Funeral services for John H.
Kifer were held at the Hardin
Masonic temple Sunday after
noon at two o'clock, Rev. C. A.
Bentley, pastor of the Crow
Community Baptist church and
the junior warden of Saints
John Lodge No. 90, A. F. and A.
M, conducting the services. Miss
Mary Agnes Zelka and Mrs.
Lura Strand sang solos, the for
mer, "The World of Tomorrow"
and the latter, In the Garden,
Mrs. J. w. Brekke accompanying
on the piano.
Following the services at the
temple, the funeral cortege, un-
der the direction of the Bulls
Chilly MOrtuary proceeded to
Billings, where interment ser
vices at the grave in Mount
view cemetary were under the
auspices of Saints John Lodge
No. 90, A. F. and A. M, of which
| Mr.. Kifer was a charter men,
Der, David L Egnew, past mas
ter, acting as worshipful master,
with Fred M. Lipp, past master,
filling the chaplain's station.
P~allbearers were J. A. Putnam,
Dell M. Kelly, B. H. McCarty,
Roy G.. Riley, c. A.. CorkinS and
Frank S. Morrison.
John H. Kifer was born at
Brownstown, ILL.,, Sept. 9, 1876.
On reaching his majority in
1897, he came west and located
in Billings, Montana, where for
nine years he was employed in
the furature department of veg
an Bros. department store. On
the opening to settlement of
the coded portion of the Crow
Indian reservation in 1905, he
filed on a homestead on the
West bench, several miles west
of the site of the present city
of Hardin. In 1907 he erected a
brick building on the east side
Of Center avenue, between
Third and Fourth streets, in
which he opened the first fur
niture store in Hardin. In 1909
the building and contents were
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-06-24
MIKE
SEZ::

One time I looked at a calen-
der and the pitcher on it Show
ed 4 Wimin playing cards and
cheWin the rag. On the bottom
of the pitcher it sed, Bad news
travels fast, good news is hardly
heard" You knoe that's the
truth because one time I took
a woman home from the store
and some body seen me taking
her home and rite away they
called up my wife and tole her
that I was ridin with so and so.
Then another time, a boy fell
off of a bike near the river
banks. I saved that kids life
but nobody ever Sed a thing
about it. Gee. that made me feel
bad. But still it was my fault.
He was ridin the handle bars
and I steered it into the river.
But jus the same I saved his
life and up to this day I amt
got credit from nobody.
I used peeaner and bench
cheap for cash OF will trade for
COW, steer, or bull.
Las week a Helena big shot
tole me that cattle prices would
be lower this fall. He sed a
$135.00 cow will be bought for
$4,000. Hay he sed wood be
about 10 to IS bucks a ton,
Maybe mine wont get hay if ]
hafta pay IS bucks a ton they
will jus hafta winter it out II
hay is scarce some guys had
better start shipping their Mex
lean cattle back to Texas or
they will be selling me a bunch
of COW hides. That's one nice
thing about a pig he hardly
ever gets skinned.
Every one says Guy Turner
IS a swell guy. But I think ii
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-06-24

destroyed by fire. He immed-
lately rebuilt the brick build
ing and for a time conducted a
billiard barlor, which he later
sold and for some time served
as marshall of the town of Har-
din. In January, 1918, when
Big Horn county was created
out of portions Of Rosebud and
Yellowstone counties. Mr.. Kifer
became the first underSheritt
of the county, serving two years
under sheriff Dewey Riddel
and being elected as sheriff to
succeed him in November 1914,
taking office the first Monday
of January, 1915. He retired af-
ter serving a two-year term and
engaged in farming in the Iron
Springs section of Big Horn
county. Later he served two term
as undersheriff under R. P. Gil
more In 1928 he was appointed
deputy U. S. marshall and serv-
ed two years in this position,
resuming farming at the con-
clusion of his term.
In March, 1941, he went to
Anchorage, Alaska, where he re-
manned until July 16, 1912, when
he returned to Hardin because
of i'll health and had since been
confined to his home, his COM
plant being diagnosed as COR
onary thrombosis. On Wednes-
day, June 16, he was stricken
with a sudden heart attack in
the living room of his home at
two O'Clock in the afternoon
and passed away.
On Sept. 10, 1910, he was mar
ried in Hardin to Miss Alma
Fly, who, with three children,
John H. Kifer, Jr., of Anchorage,
Alaska; Mrs. Russell Lowerv OF
Billings, and Mrs. Hillard Miller
of Anchorage, Alaska, and two
grandchildren, Myrna and Nina
Lowry of Billings, survive. He is
survived also by one brother,
J. A. Kifer Of Ashland, Ore,
three half brothers., Tom Kifer
of St Maries, Idaho; Marvin
Kifer of California, and Dewey
Kifer of Chicago, Ill.
Present collections of waste
kitchen fats are about 80 mil
lion pounds annually.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-06-24

but not least he hasta have a
little room for his money. Heck
you knoe them Hollywood guys
that are here otta make up a
pitcher shown what the aver
age guy hasta carry with him
to get by with.
l Hereford Bull for sale. He
can be seen at Jake LackmanS.
Will take cash or calves or
what have va got.
For Sale: l used bike, 1 used
gas range, all white, ! used
Buffet-looks good, scratched a
little, l used innerspring matt
ress without springs, 9 by IL lin
oleum, $6.95 and $7.95, all colors,
card tables to play cards on,
$3.75, $4.95, and $5.95.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23
Ford Adds Title
To Cover His
New Duties

Henry Ford, In addition to his
duties AS president Of the Ford
Motor Company has assumed tho
duties Of general manager Off
Gals Of the company announced
today.
Although the title is new I'm the
Ford organization, the duties were
carried by Edsel Ford until the
time Of his death, officials SAID.
Frank Campsall. private secre-
tary 10 Henry Ford for several
years, has been appointed 10 the
post of assistant 10 The general
manager His duties Vsiii44 t7t-tu
coordinate the work of the adj
miniStratlve and manufacturing
divisions of the organization.
CampSall, soft spoken and mild
hammered, has acted as laI,on
officer between Ford and has top
flight executives. lie joined the
Ford company in 1912 and for the
past . years has been FORTS
private secretary.
He is married. the father ol
three children and his six grand
children He lives with ms wife
in Dearborn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23
OPENING THURSDAY

The dramatic result is Present
ing Lily Nars in which JuGg his
i chance 10 I'm mp and dow ne
wcll-played gaHuI OF emOtCr
and 90 draw mature actor, Van
HcCIn for leaning man
Something Of the same hing
has happened - De7rna Durbn.
who * through with that kid stuff
and is now cast opposite adj I
Joseph Couon but Deanna tas
made The grade with more ease
than Judy. so that we are anN'ous
20 see just what the grown-up
results are n the picture op,Airc
Thursday a. tho United Artists.
= Today judy Garland is A iu'l-
flcdgcd leasing lady and ms
achieved an amount Of pO.>c that
would do credit 90 many an Older
star. besides she doesn't have 10
worry about doll clothes anymore.
Her gowns He by Adrian f you
plpacp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23
Carrier Fleet
Being increased

WASHINGTON. June % GNS)
Secretary Of the Navy Knox re-
vealed today that plans for a sec
ond front in Europe are going
right along" lie also disclosed
that Americas aircraft carrier
fleet would be strongly augmented
before the end Of the year TO carry
the war deep into japanese ter
'rifOry.
Knox said that the carrier fleet
would be several times aS great
as the seven snip tiotilia with
which this nation entered the war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23
LoueI|a
Parsons
in AoAwool

HOLLYWOOD, June 22-Don't
let anybody tell you that Bette
Davis isn't going TO do Ethan
Frome" and that Joan Crawford
will take her place. Jack Warner
has handed it 10 Henry Blanke
to produce and it may precede
The Corn is Green" Bette gets
back in a few weeks and her
schedule is four pictures-'Ethan
Fromc," The Corn Is Green, ="
Mr.. Skeffington" and Tower of
Strength"
Let me tell YOU about The
Tower of Strength which was
Just bought today. II is by Baro-
ness Lii Matvony, who adapted
Escape " The baroness arrives
on the Warner lot this week to
confer with Robert Buckner, pro-
Queer of the film.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23
Jones Faces Probe
On Food Farley

WASHINGTONy June -
Judge Marvin Jones, chairman
OF the American delegation AZ the
recent United Nations food con-
ference at Hot Springs, Va VIII
be asked by the House agriculture
committee today to explain how
far this nation was committed by
the conference TO A program of
international TadiCalism.
The press has been invited 10
sit IN and hear all.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23
STOPPED THE SHOW

George Jessel and Lois Andrews
almost stopped the show when
they walked into the Biltmore
Theater for the opening Of
"Doughgirls-Lois, in an ermine
coat that swept the floor, orchids
in her hair and the most decol-
lette gown Hollywood has seen
since the war George took II
big. too. He's doing all right in
the Hollywood he Scorned. Maybe
he VIII make a good picture. He
has had enough experience.
AZ any rate The idea given him
for his first musical Is And the
Yanks Laugh Twentieth'S idea
j. 10 get biz name entertainers 10
take part in what is supposed to
be overseas entertainment for the
bONC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23
WORKING HARD

Jed Harris. who usually breezes
into town like a flash, and out
again before any one sets eyes on
him, IS really working here now
lie IS getting Franz Weriei 5
story "JacoboWsky and the Col
onelH IN shape 10 produce for
Twentieth Ccntury-Fox. Jed. who
is one Of BrodWay'S producers,
seems 20 be- settling down 10
MOVIES
After he conierS with Werfel
he viii discuss Georgia Boy with
ErSkne Caldwell for that recent
best seller has also been handed
him His third picture deal for
tMNnTLCTn II an uMIILIcu nlus.Cdl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23
Air Supremacy
Hailed by Spadtz

ADVANCED AIR BASE. North
west Africa, June y delayed
tCP) The Allies have won air
superiority over the AXIS and IN
quantity and quality can bring II
10 bear as the supreme factor for
victory in any theater. Il. Gen.
Carl a Spaatz. deputy commander
OF the African Air Forces, sad
today.
Air power alone. in fact could
knock out nation SpaatZ said
II such strength were I hIOl "a n
heavily enough against The ma
ton heart.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23
Bright Sayings
of Children

The Times is publishing daily
bright sayings Of children and is
paying 81 for each accepted. Mail
your favorite "child's sayings" 10
the Bright Sayings Editor, The
Detroit Times. Nv
Today's 81 goes 10 Mrs. Mack
Lewis. 500 Frankfort.
She reported a remark of a
friends 5-year-old son. after he
had seen very young baby
Look mother, She il bare
teethed" exclaimed the boy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23
Jap Deportation Sought

WASHINGTON. June %
Postwar deportation 10 Japan Of
every distoyal American-bOrn Jap
anese alien is provided in meas
ures introduced in the House To-
day by Rep. johnson (R) of Cali
fornia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23
Pig for Annie

WHEN ANN SHERIDAN COM
pleted her role IN Warner Bros
Edge NJ Darkness. Helen Turpin,
her hairdresSer. presented her
with a baby pig which she had
purchased az Ida Luplnos hog
farm,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23
COLLECTED NJ RANDOM

Mary Hay RarthelmeSs. Dick s
daughter. j, now in the WAVES;
Fanny Bucc and John Cont. who
remain HollyWood's most constant
twoSomc. tripping the light fan
taStic a. tho Palladium; the re-
port that Gloria Vanderbilt, and
Pat Di Cicco arc expecting the
StoIk Is true. according 10 a
friend who dincd with them in the
East. Mart h a SCOTS husband,
Carlton AlSop, IONS her IN Salt
Lake City June 26. Martha goes 10
Utah on location for Republic and
Carlton comes here from New
York 10 reunite with her after
three months separation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23
New Gas War Course

PONTIAC. June 22-Flrst class
Of a new war gas institute, de-
signed especially for civilians
wishing 10 JOIN the Civilian De-
Tense Corps VIII be held tonight
az 7.3O al Pontiac high schools
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23
\ MARITAL BLOW

When n Was. announced that
she was gong 10. marry David
Pose. the divorced husband G.!
Martha Rave. Louis p Mayer
spent another Of his famous slecp-
less nights.
II IS reported that when jay
declared THAT she was gro~n-up
and wanted 10 be- treated rs m
adult. Mayer pleaded Why ,an t
YOU wait for ~ least two noe
pictures You've got plenty Of
time
Well judy didnt wait long and
the first thing they knew 'ht cot
long dresses and a romance
In Me and Ny Gal she z y
out q that Babes on Broa!NaN
class and Graduated into screen
maturity TIE success of Me and
My Gar finally convinced he
studio that they'd better cur ont
the baby &C rnt and start "a King
straight from the screen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23
Gets S+ardom

BECAUSE OF her performance
opposite Humphrey Bogart ir
Action in the North Atlantic, y
julio Bishop has been elevated Il
Stardom nv her studio.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23
ALL TO BE INTERVIEWED

A spokesman for the Ford
company Said that all the men
who had their cards pulled al the
Rouge plant would be given indi-
yldual interviews before they
could return 10 their jobs.
1T looks TO me as if it's a
systematic examination to weed
out those who will stand up
for their rights" declared Allen
Nelson. president Of the Ford
chapter Of the FAA.
The walkOutS started Saturday
on the afternoon shift
"If unauthorized firings are
proved, the case can be certi-
fled To the National War Labor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23

your own Horoscope by
Frances Drake. is one of many
famous features In The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23
\ LINE OR TWO

Lard Cregar has tho daECond-
ct crush on Dorothy Mcclure
A. tho thcater together tho other
night the bic hoy acted Ike a
lid on his FIRST date Henry
Wilson has given UP his agency
duties 20 take tho post Of assist
ant 70 Dan OShea, president of
Dave Selznick'S Vanguard Co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23
WLB Chief Acts
eDm FOremem Charges

Board" said Edwin r. Witte,
chairman of the regional board.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23
KEPT ON GROWING

They dug up dlmity-dressed
roles for hec and then began %
realize she could do her hair ".
If adolescence was hard on yourp
Miss Garland II was twice rs
trying on the studio where she
was considered a valuable prop
ertV.
They teamed her with Mickey
Rooney with some success. bot
after two or three films, IOurd
that she WAS really too old "a
scamper around with Andy Hardy
and that Wnen she Joined him =
some OF his youthful pranks. she
didn't quite it,
Judy maI-lred- before anN-.lne
expected her 10, and this Junior
miss" OF fllmdom was rfadY "a
fbet life trt-t1tt.-tftc ttrfffrt'stS trt'-
fore the cameras were ready for
her
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23
NEW ROLE

Tho character Of Waldo LyT
decker IS that which my friend
MONTY Woollcv is elected 10 por-
tray in Laura ',hc Vera Cas-
parry murder mystery Twentieth
has acquired closely resembles
the role he played N Tho Man
Who Came 70 Dinner that OF
the late Alexander Woollcott.
Monty viii be- seen as a can
tankcrous old man who falls IN
love. psychologically speaking,
with Laura who is dead and gone
but not forgotten. The property
was bought expressly for Woo!ley
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23
ANY JOBS

Eight months ago Harry llar-
rts. Who had been motion pc
turr director m the silent days
wrote me- and sand that he WAS
I'm the Santa Clara Hospital pen
mics, bur that IF be- could have
artificial lmhS ho would b. able
- work lie had po means 10 buy
those limbs. ! took up the mat
tor with Jean iley-holl Of the mo-
ton picture relief fund.
Now comes a letter saying that
Nj Harris is ~ the Cedars OF
Lebanon Hospital and that the
executive committee Of the mo-
ton picture relief fund have voted
70 buy artificial limbs for hun |
am tod ( INC California rehablli-
tauon department has concrete
evidence of future employment 1t
is possible they would give the
limh, 20 Mr. Harms. How about
finding hum. a Job
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23
THE DETROIT TIMES

William n Davis. chairman of
the National War Labor Board
summoned officials ~ the Ford
Motor Co. and of the Forpmen s.
Association of America 10 appear
before the regional NLB today to
~lft charges of the union that S23
torcmcn were barred from work
for participating IN a strike over
the weekend
In telegram, Davis said that
the purpose Of the hearing. which
was conducted by David 4. Wolff,
chairman OF the regional board,
was 10 aid the national board in
determining II il should take lUr-
ISdicton in the dispute.
KEYES MAKES CHARGE
Robert II. Keyes, president Of
the FAA, said that when the men
reported -lnr-W-nEl t-y yesterday
after voting an end 10 their SIElkc
they found their time cards had
been pulled and were ordered 10
report 20 the labor relations Of
fee
He charged that a majority Of
those thus interviewed were then
fired hv the company
Keys emphasized that the fore
men were not on strike and were
willing TO 90 70 work whenever
Iae company permitted them 10
do so
Foremen on the midnight ard
day shifts remained on the job on
order Of Robert II KeyeS, ma
tional president Of the FAA. The
Lincoln and Highland Park plants
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23
Lily Mars
Judy's Most
Adult Role
BY CHARLES GENTRY

ALTHOUGH MARTIAL law
closed all the movie theaters last
night before 10 O'Clock, the film
houses will continue TO operate
under gubernatorial direction for
the rest of the week and intend
TO keep 10 the regular schedule
for new films.
It's sure thing that nothing s
going 10 stop judy Garland. whose
career has weathered just about
every kind o. storm the film in
dustry could whip up.
As a youngster with nice
voice and a free-and-easy person
ality,- She-Strli- didn't have tie
doll-like prettinesS OF Shirley
Temple, nor did she have the
warm appeal of Deanna Durbin.
with whom she made practically
her first film appearance. incl
dentally.
Judy was the little girl who was
always left home and while Holly
wood senSed a latent talent there,
they didn't quite know what 10 60
about il.
As soon as Judy got going. they
discovered that she had really
been left az the starting inc. BY
the time they found out what size
could do she was too old 70 DO II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
rs From State Win
Wings at Army Fields

harder school staff Sgt. Robert
r. Meyer. Sturgis Sheppard
Field. Tex. airplane mechanics
school: Pies. John !. Canning.
l4O30 Ward. Caslmer !. SkOmski,
2238 Lyman; Patrick !. Messina'
1850 Jos. Campau.
Fl. Crook. Neb., ordnance auto
motive school Cpl. Edward j.
Wysocki. 1885 Maine; Pvt. Mi
chaeI MolOsky, 6154 Norwalk
Edgewood Arsenal. Md, air chemi-
cat urf1cers' school. ID II. Ernest
G. Sturgis. 1921 Five Points;
COrporals Marian Nitkowski,
5Ol5 Sobieski and Ernest Y. Sih-
son. 1890 Santa Barbara. Fl. Ben
ming Ga. officers school: I'd
Its. Fred j. POss, 1879
Inverness. and Elzcar l.. Blan-
chard, Utica. Gulfpori. Miss"
'AAF technical school: Pfc. VII
liam 4. Jones. 36l0 Canton.
TT. KNOX GRADUATES
Fl. Knox. Ky. armored school,
Pvt. Donald &. Seckel, l6497 Man
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03

liam x. O'NeilI. 20l0 Atkinson
John McGraw. 1870 Lauder; I'd
mund A. LesLcynski, 1864 Twenty
fourth. Thorn A. JOhanson Jr.,
1850 Hilton: George Stalk, 1914
Putnam. Detroit. Walter II. Msla-
MAX, 64l0 Orchard. Dearborn;
Gerald &. Bell. Otsego; Carlton J.
Haglund, East Tawas; George y.
MunrOe. Coleman: Lewis NJ.
Walker. Battle Creek Deibert =.
Lee, Dryden; Thurston II. La
Fountain. Big Rapids
From the Columbus school were
graduated Second Its. Tbaddeus
&. BusZek, S040 LantZ, Irwin X
FuItz( 2052l kinloch Elmer l..
Barber Jr.. 667 DickerSon. De-
troit: John r. Phillips, 1927 Bea-
consield, Crosse pOinte.
OTHER ARMY GRADUATES
Amarillo. Tex. aviation me-
chanicS' school: Master Sgt. Ro-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03

mayne l. Moore. S705 BeSSemore
Pics. Nruce q. Lem, 1868 Belve-
dere. Joseph T. Duda, 1882 ST
Aubin. PVts. Clarence NJ. Minds.
1886 Moran. George X. Whit
more. l4453 Lappin Chester j.
Brudlinski. 225l Milwaukee, I.e-
roy y. Bslsarini. 55O7 Grandy;
stanley J. DeBogorski. 1891 Xii
bourne. Calvin -. Vessel. 1OS
Brentwood Edward =. Hsddad.
1888 MARI. Victor Onofriciuk,
134al Dequlndre, John r. Barto-
six. l7l27 Charesl. Charles u.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03

chester armordier clerk. Cpl. Lyle
=. Bowen, 572l Vermont PVts.
Louis q. smith. $500 Walton
Henry !. Wing, 69l8 Nickel Dear
born, tank mechanics. Lynbrook,
n. Y. AAF radio school, Pvts.
Cashmere ". Helchowski, 3079
Trowbridge. Hsmtramck Julius
". Hop. 20044 Omira Edwin r.
Baker, 9ll0 GunSton. Albert ".
Brenner. l5059 Wildemere: Pies.
Louis 7. Spasich. 1885 Oakland
Warren y. Prout. 27i7 Pasadena
sgt. George A. Bright, 406l Glen
dale