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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-16
Nazis Reported Disgusting
Themselves As Peasants
By Using Fruit Juice
And Olive Oil

sBs A..sel@sea rr~@.s
ALGIERs. Aug. Is.-nsssma.
through which Axis iTosps sls
sire aiming TO board bosis 10 take
them 10 the Italian mainland. q
rerored today to be IN range 81
big guns of The Americans en-
the Forth coast and The Briiieh
on the east coast. Sheii1 irosn
The guns are blasting thu shiTs
defsnses.
On both those irenss. ana sns
my Is combining himself 20 iisha.
ing resrsuard action in asismpfs
to hold UP The advancing Anssa-
cen end British troops. bat e.
iensive nine Fields ere Elowans
up The Allied armies mcfe 81
, than the rearsusTd clsshes. A.
gineers ere preceding fhs Yea
guard of both armies an elesF-aas
the rosdwsYS OF nines.
II was reported .odaY fhas
IislIsn and German froosss -
oentrsl Sicily are now Losi.ss
uP. German troops n that ares
are sand 10 be disgusting thcus
ewes as Ifa'isns or Ssen.su
3 esssnis bv dsrkening Thea
faces with fruit iu.ces end
ieTing down their HAIR rm
o i've Gil. Many Germans. dis
guiscd ss resssnis. have been
trying 10 infiisrsie ,nls
he American end Br.hxh huss.
Despite the fact Glsf AAsea
warsh ps and planes are atiack
ing iiercely IN the Sira.fs -
hessiEs TO step enemy fsooas
fr-m fleeing across that body 81
weter into Ire toe of the ftal an
boot. i was sdmiiied icdaT ia.
thousands of them succeeded sn
resching the mainland. Duuug
lest night eight more boafa
loaded with refugees. ~sre saas
m the straits.
Allied planes are brsvsu4 fh~
fiercesi sEii-aircrsii firinq a.uee
The wsr started IN esrrYins o-f
against ferry slira ~s
railroad yards on The Iiahaa
side of the straits. Hadrosf
yards were blasted - three
POINTS during the night.
Allied wsrships are also htss
ing big guns on both 'he I'st--
ard Messins side Of the STREET. 81
attack the shipDInq m whsfa
Tire enemy troop ere benz
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-16

Associated Press Day Wire
Service and AP Features
For So Years Devoted to the
Best Interests of Key West
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-16

Key West, Florid
most eQuable clima
country; with an
range of only IA Fan
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-08-10
0pA GETS In
TANCLE WITH
HIGH COURT
Forced Armour Company
10 Sell Beef at Loss of
$40, 900, Is Charge

WASHINGTON, Aug. TO- The
OPA has been directed by the
United States Emergency Court of
Appeals to examine further h e
complaint of Armour Company,
Chicago, that OPA regulations
forced the company to sell a large
quantity Of beef to the Army at
a loss
The Armour Company contends
in the petition, rejected by the
OPA, that the firm was required
to slaughter and deliver to the
Army, under a contract, more
than eight million seven hundred
thousand pounds of beef at a loss
of more than $4,000.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-08-10
Will
STILL WAR
SAY NAILS
Reports from Berlin Con.
fident Italians Will
Continue

MADRID, Aug. 10. - Dispatches
from Spanish correspondents in
Berlin to Madrids. morning papers
mirrored expression of German Of
fetal confidence that Italy will con-
tinue the war with the help of
German reinforcements.
Badoglio is said by one cores
pendent to have abandoned all hope
for peace with the Allies. He said,
the weight of German arms out
weighed the mistaken will in home
quarters which were inclined to cede
to enemy pressure"
italian reports said that since
Mussolini's downfall the Germans
have quietly moved sufficient troops
to the Trieste region to seize that
sector if necessary.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-08-10
MANY GUESTS AT
ROTARY MEETING

Officials of the United States
Coast Guard Auxiliary were guests
Of Juneau Rotary Club this noon
at a meeting presided over by Vice
President Henry Harmon.
They were Capt. c. H. Jones
Lieut.. Commdr. James H. Kimber-
ly, Lieut.. Earl j. Watterworth, and
Yves overly, secretary of the Local
unit.
Other guests included G. A. Bel
ford of Excursion Inlet, Howard
j. Peterson and Charles Batlin OF
the War Labor Board, and Harry
Townsend, a visiting Rotarian from
Seattle, mining geologist for the
Anaconda Copper and Mining Com
pany.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-08-10
HENRY GARDNER, ALEUT,
FOUND DEAD In ROOM

Henry Gardner, alias Harry Olson
an Aleut from False Pass, was dis
covered dead at the City Cafe Rooms
yesterday morning. He had evidently
died at about 3 o'clock yesterday
morning.
The U. S. Marshals office was
notified, and the body taken to the
Charles w. Carter Mortuary. The
deceased was about 30 years old ano
unmarried Little is known of his
relatives, but a sister, Irene Gard
ner, is believed to be in Ketchikan
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-08-10
Japan Tries
Peace Pact
With China
ReIenting on Atrocities
Even Pass Out Candy
10 Children

WASHINGTON, Aug. 10. To
offset Japanese propaganda, he said,
definitely pointing toward a sep
arate peace in China" Representa-
tive Ed Gossett, Texas Democrat,
will urge repeal of the Chinese Ex-
clusion Act as soon as Congress re-
convenes next month.
Gossett, member of the House
immigration Committee, declares
that Japanese have already adopted
separate tactics by "relenting on
atrocities" in occupied China by try
ing to win over the people of those
territories even to the extent of
passing out candy to the Chinese
children"
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-08-10
SEND YOUR name
TO WAR DRIVE
is GOING FINE

Homer Garvin, manager of the
Capitol Theatre, reported today
that $4,000 worth of United States
War Bonds were sold at the theater
in the first week of the Send Your
Name To War campaign
The drive will continue until
August IS All persons buying
bonds at the theater may sign a
scroll which will be sent to the
North American Aviation company
where it will be microfilmed and
the names affixed in the cabin of
a BPS Mitchell Bomber bound for
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-08-10

Turin is second to Milan as an
Italian rail center
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-08-10

TUE to our method Of manufacture,
IL finer favored PHILIP MORRIS are
much easier on your nose and throat -.
far less irritating.
Here is the proof plenty of it. And
note that it is scientific proof. recognized
by eminent medical authorities.
LABORATORY TESTS:
Comparisons, S leading brands)
The four other leading cigarettes
aueragedmore than three times as ir-
ritating-,pith irritant effects lasting
more than five times as long-as the
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-08-10
pEk0NE SERVICES
TOMORROW p. N.

Funeral services for Topi Pc
kone, who died early Sunday
morning at st. AIMS Hospital, will
be held tomorrow afternoon at 2
O'Clock in the chapel of the Charles
w Garter Mortuary.
The Rev. A. A. Alsop will deliver
the eulogy, and interment will be
in Evergreen Cemetery.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-08-10

the fighting front.
The theater is an authorized
bond issuing agent and bonds
may be bought at the box office
anytime. Orders may be left on
the way into the show and bonds
picked up on the way out.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-08-10
FEET HURT?

If SO, see DR.. Knowles, latest
scientific method of foot correction
Lower lobby, Baranof Hotel. Office
phone 387, house phone 500. adv
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-08-10
ALLIED SEA
FORCES HIT
Ate GERMANS
Yanks Land Behind Lines.
Capture 500 More
Nazi Troops
Continued from Page One)

between that great landmark and
the sea, pushing on beyond Bronte
on the road west of the mountains
toward Randazzo, the British are
now reported less than seven miles
from Randazzo, the British are now
reported less than seven miles
from Randazzo, hub of the enemy's
communications for all Sicily po-
sitions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
Steel Firms LIST
Drop in Profits

NEW YORK. May 6-Aggregate
net profits Of % steel companies in
the quarter ended March 81. last
showed a decrease of more than
s.. 100000 from the corresponding
period OF 1912, reflecting increased
taxes and other factors.
Production of ignots In the
March quarters this year, amount
ing 10 u, 920.27S net tons. was the
second largest in the history of the
industry. being exceeded only by
the p, 063 SOC net tons reported
for the final three months OF last
year. In the first quarter of 1871,
output was 21,016.752 net tons.
Aggregate met profits Of the %
companies this year, after all
including federal in
come and excess profits taxes, were
S45 ,63l ,53S compared with $751;
436, 743 in the like period of 1912.
Nineteen of the companies re-
corded decreases from the first
quarter of 1912. the largest drop
being approximately S4,000,000 by
l.. s. Steel from the adjusted fig
ure of last year. The remaining
nine showed moderate increases in
most instances.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
Deatb Rotites

BEGHIN-Msy 4. CASTOR, OF 1858 Conner.
beloved husband OF Coda Coville Beghin.
dear father of Mrs Mildred Mack and
Henry. son of Mrs. Mary Beghin, brother
OF Henry, John Desire. Anthony. Mrs. Ce-
ella Byrum. Mrs. Isabelle Meyers, Mrs.
Philippine schsel and Mrs Virginia Nillet.
At mothers residence, 1918 Grace until
l:15 p. m. Fridays Funeral service, Friday,
2 p. m, at the Salvation Army Temple,
3735 Harding.
8. John Patrick. age %.
at residence, 1905 Brys drive. Crosse
Pointe Woods. beloved son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Patrick Connors dear brother OF Pie
James. Funeral from Verheyden Funeral
Home, $4,000 Mack a. outer drive. Friday
at Sis and 10 st. Joan Of Arc Church al ..
HOCHBEtN-stefan. age SO years, be-
loved husband OF Lena, dear father OF
Mrs Stefanie Grove and Walter. son-in-
law, Joseph Grove: daughter-in-law, Anna
Hochbein: dear grandfather OF Joan.
Elaine. shirley, Caroline Grove Funeral
from residence Saturday NJ Q 30 q. m
ST. Thomas Apostle Church 10 a. m. In
terment, Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
HyATT-Msy S. 1913. Captain John A.
husband Of Bertha Prill Hyatt: father Of
Mrs Walter c. Voss and Mrs. G. A. Wilde,
Funeral service AT chapel OF the Vim r.
Hamilton Co. Cass Ave. at Alexandria,
Saturday at 2;30 .. m,
LENZ-May 5, julius. age 50. OF ala
Lakewood, beloved husband OF Anna
tnee HoppJ. dear father OF Elmer Persay
and Mrs. Elsie Chalis. brother Of William.
den Funeral Home. 1890 Mack at outer
Drive. Saturday at and To Messiah
Lutheran Church corner Lakewood and
Kercheval. a. 1870 Burial Forestlswn
I, Otto. age ss, of 1900
Fourteenth 81. dear brother of Mrs
Funeral Home, 1890 Mack, at Outer
Drive. Friday AZ ? 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
0PA Employees Face
Traffic Court Check

Arthur II. Sarvis. state OPA
director. today ordered traffic
court records checked against a
list of Detroit OPA personnel TO
determine whether any of his
employees were guilty of traffic
violations.
Storm Vanderzee. head or the
investigation staff. said members
Of hs department had been
warned that speeding ticket
would mean loss OF their c books
and consequently loss Of their
Jobs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
500 Million
Food Subsidies

WASHINGTON. May 6 - Food
subsidies totallng S50O.O00000 will
be proposed 10 Congress this week
by the economic sterilization di-
rector as a means of rolling back
food prices.
The program calls for cuts in
fresh vegetable prices without
federal payments, but subsidies
would be granted 10 meat slaugh-
terers and vegetable Gamers.
Meanwhile, OPA announced that
price ceilings on many grocery
products will go into effect next
Monday in $50 cities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
Glamour Out
Women's Land Army viii
Specialize in CaIIouses

EAST LANSING, May 6 tUP)
The WAACs and WAVES car
have their glamour, but the Mich.
gan Women's Land Army is going
TO be strictly "a down 10 earth
business.
SO promises Ruth Peck. extern
sion specialist in home furnishings
at Michigan State College, whose
appointment as head of the state
womens corps will be announced
soon.
I'VE don't expect any dashes
of glamour in our Job and there
will be no smartly dressed
women riding around on bright
red tractors" Miss Peck de-
clared firmly. Were going TO
get down to earth and get some
real callouses on our hands"
Miss Peck will commence a Is
day tour of every Michigan count,
next week, studying local farm
conditions and drawing up plans
for organizing her feminine lanC
army which will help relieve labor
shy farmers straining 10 meet in
creased food production goals this
summer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
Columbus Holds
Half Game Lead
~ United Press

Columbus, Minneapolis. Kansas
City and indianapolis retained the
status quo at the top OF the
American Association today after
a varied assortment Of
victories Wednesday.
Columbus chung to half-game
lead in first place by defeating
Louisville. Z TO 4. Minneapolis
came through with a 2 to l VIC
tory over Milwaukee by scoring a
run in the ninth. retaining their
three-way tie for second place
with Kansas City and Indian
apolis. ~
Two home runs by outfielder
Harry Craft in the third and
seventh featured Kansas City's re-
sounding 10 to 4 victory over st.
Paul. Indianapolis defeated Toledo,
q IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
DIVORCES

Divorces were granted.
Kathleen ttung from Chester
sernsrd n Pms from Aileen Msrgare'
Clauoe Curtis NanDyke from Jennie BE
Vice Meadows from Robert
Frank !. Koch from virginia Y.
Emma Jones from John
Joseph Barnett from Shirley.
Naomi Foster from william
James " Jackson from Fula
John Herbert Martin from Milne
tthel kngore from Thomas
Ruth Quandt from Roland W
? lorence A. Reid from Arthur
Charles u spress Jt. from Ann NJ
louise Adams from Ls Roy.
Jacob Nasiluk from jenny
ozells p Yates from rldridg,.
James Smith from Grace
cara VI. Poole from Leslie l..
Ruth Travis from Feltner
Salhe NJ. Wilson from Arthur.
Mona l.. Lines from Dewey
Plemsntosh. from Nicholas
Ernest Lsmtca from Haze
felen SEckeiN from James
EthH Nandsrood. from Lawrence
Ninq Movers. from JAMES
Eleanor Lanttit from James
Joseph strong from Blanche
Nirginis Thsnssss. from Peter.
Celia Hurvitz. from oscar
Lillian Colwell from John.
tiNs Kschn. from Frank
EDWARD Mcmahon from Ellen.
Annss Csdaut. from, Nelson
ilutotny Buckley from Wallace
Dorothy Anderson. from william
Geraldine Walker from William
august Hintzks from Mildred,
Doris BurdiCk. from Harold
Anna Rosser. from BARLEY
Frank Ksminskt. from MAris
Myrtle Moore, from Denni.
lanes Nsuin from Lou,lls
Dimpie NsrRs from steve
Jessie Hsndon from Thomas
Grace Cook from Rsginsld
Hilda McNabb from charles
ANNrTNrNT
Jean Gray. from Robert
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
Texas Potatoes
Arrive in State

SAGIN w, May Local
potato growers holding out for a
higher price may lose out entirely
to the new crop of southern po-
tatoes now being shipped in.
OPA officials today said that
Texas potatoes already are ar
irving and the crop from Missis-
Sippi will start arriving next week.
There has been hardly a potato
for sale her since farmers moved
them from city market to keep
from b di ing by OPA ceiling
prices. With the new crop ar
irving, local potatoes are expected
TO make their appearance again.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
g Raids
Pound
kiSka

WASHINGTON. Mays GNS)-
Nine air raids on Japsnese-held
Kiska. IN the Western AleutianS,
and six on japanese positions in
the Central SolomonS were an
nounced yesterday by the navy
department.
The kiSka raids. carried out by
Liberator tB-24 heavy bomberS
and Mitchell BPS m Q q u m
bomberS. started three fires in the
camp area.
In the Solomons, bomb-carrying
fighter planes and torpedo and
dive-bombers attack d Nanga
vanga and Ringi Cove. on Kolom-
haneara Island. Flying FortresseS
raided Villa and Rekata Bay.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
Secret Planes
They Doom luftwsHe 5
Last Orea, Battles

LONDON, May s NP)--Scret
planes. many revolutionary de
Velopments based on three md
one-half years Of research. i've
been shown 10 Prime Mlnlier
Churchill, the Daily Express sd
today.
The newspaper said the plars
would he used 10 smash T.
Luftwaffe's last great battles
the war. The planes we're d'
scrIbed as queer shaped. an
capable Of dong tricks previous
though impossible.
Many. il was added. we're col
ceived by Churchill, VINO was Sd
10 be satisfied.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
SIX TO End Rail Lines

tASHINGTON, May 6 up
-Pe Marquette Railway APP
Piled tey 10 tho Interstate Com
merce 'mmiSSion for authority 10
abandotWo branch Intoxicating
y nlle One extends Ia miles
from Rus, Wheatland Township.
70 Big bpidS. Mich. The other
eNtendSn miles from Lakeviav
10 iowa Civ Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
S(ribes Honor Rice
As Best Of Season

NEW YORK. May 6 CUP) -
Greg Rice, chunky distance star
from Notre Dame. today added
another trophy-,the Track Writ
ers' Association annual award--to
his collection.
Sworn into the maritime serv-
ice last week, Rice received the
scrlbes' award last night for being
the outstanding performer in the
recently concluded indoor track
season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
DIVORCES

Divorces we're granted to:
Katherine Finger from Arthur.
Grace Dsleo from Salvatore
Frank Messy from Lugania.
Rose Freedman from Jack
Joseph Martnouch from Helen
Benjamin Weigand from Martha.
Ava O'Neal from Ollie.
Mary Krzyzewsk from John.
Don Lavsrio from Pearl
William +. Dickerson from Emma ".
Stuart NJ Olsen from Sara NJ.
Alfred Lsgowsky from Grace.
" avn. r McMullen from Frances.
Esther FRute from Milton.
Anne Porter from James.
Ruth V. Nelson from Louis 3.
Doris Paroles from Ray.
Julius Droy from Fsteis
Margaret Genyn from Henry.
Grace s Smith from Andrew
Marie r Meegan from John y.
Ruby Miohonski from John.
Sloan s. Hodges from Hattie
Barbara VI Gould from claude stanley.
Corine Hicks from Thomas.
Laura LaRheaume Cleveland from Wilfre'
lanes
Elizabeth Garnoionsk from Nicholas.
Agatha Hamenherger from Paul.
Nadelyn Hamilton from James r.
klphorso Smith from Clemma.
Viola Mamie from LeRov
Irns A SChAefer from George.
Clementine Terry from John
Patricia J Reardon from Edward J.
Fps Hunt from isnnie.
Irene VOORHEES, from Rov.
Ethel w Williams from Clarence.
Helen l.. Finders from Roy A
Herman Fleaming from Catherine.
ILllis Bard from William
Alberta j. DOYLE from Edward.
Robert l.. Ashley from Dorothy.
r obert q Halls from liner I.
lNsnessa Williams from Harold
Virginia NJ Wagner from George ".
RosaltA MCCenaon from sam J
IAus X Mathis from Raymond W.
susan MaIk from Felix.
clara Wilson tom Emil e
Marion Silber from Leonard
Missouri +. Morton from Eugene.
Aurolla Whitaker from George.
Mohamed Assem- from MARY.
Leo NJ. Cochrsne from Dorothy.
Georgia Ethel Plump from Jake.
Thomas Medltn from Alma.
Gertrude Collins from Roy J.
Bose Andrews from John
Wilson ". Pitts from HATTIE
Maxine q Moore from Edward Charles.
Joseph Baranovsn from Stanley J
Percy Alfred Desand from Jean Betty.
Jewel Valentine from Linus X.
Wilma r. Ware from Orrie
Emma Forester Lovings from william.
Krikor n Dulgerisn from Nerhanoush.
Virgins l.. Rudolph from Delby r.
Roy Stark from Thelms
Fern Lucille OF from John.
Soler y Dicus from Msrv Auee
Joseph l.. Barnes from Rose
James X Jackson from Annie Mac
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
Prosecutors Aide
Voted Raise Again

Samuel BreZner. assistant
county prosecutor in charge of the
civil division. got a $500 raise
from the county board Of super
vlsors last year. but turned il down
under President Roosevelt's wage
freeze order.
Today the boards ways and
means committee again approved
the raise. declaring Brezner's
added duties merited it. The raise
viii bring his salary TO $4,000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
Peruvian President,
Roosevelt in Farley

WASHINGTON, May s tuP)-
President Enrique Penaranda Of
Bolivia today continued his con
ferences with President Roosevelt
before starting on tour OF the
capital and OF war industry cen
tiers.
Penaranda. who arrived here
late yesterday, was an overnight
guest AT the White House and was
honored last night at a stag dinner
at which he signed the original
United Nations declaration "a
make Bolivia the thlrty-second IA
ton 10 join the growing combine
against the Axis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
Expensive
Her House Looted OF $82
While She Gardens

SAGINAW. May 6-Miss Emma
Heineman will have 10 grow a
lot OF vegetables to make up for
what her Victory garden already
has cost.
While working in the garden.
she told police. some one entered
her home at 1902 State and took
SS2 from her purse
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
High Nazis Reported
Gone From Tunisia

NEW YORK. May 6 GNS)-
Ohm MacNane. MIC battle front
correspondent IN TunISla, said
oday that the NazlS have with
rawn so many Of their higher
Ulcers from Tunisla Including
Yen captains and licutenantS
Al SergeantS were found IN COM
and Of companies normally led
captains.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
Death FOlIOlrS Fie's Salute

MARITIME. Gal, May s GNS)-'W1n I ay over Martinez
buddes" Ensign Ward Heis- his girl friend I'll
dip wings three times Thatl he " lane"
girl friend the former SAINT Cira half
earthly of Martinez told today how Wtd ep promise
where noon
yesterday He flying In the lead Of dipped
his three times"
later Heiser and EnNnJohn Joseph Clair
Mass killed when the crashed ON ranch
Rodeo, Cal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
Winner Of 1907
Derby Dies al &
W United Press

Andrew Minders62 former rae
ing Jockey and rider of Pink Star
when that Is TO l shot breezed
from behind 10 win the 1907 run
ming of the Kentucky Derby, died
yesterday of heart attack.
In his prime one of the nation 5
top Jockeys. Minder in recent years
had worked for the Detroit Board
of Education and the Pere Mar
ouette Railroad. He also sold
tickets occasionally at the Fair
grounds race track.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
Bay Gillian Rewarded
For Bravery in Action

BAY CITY. May 6 First Sgt.
James j. ORourke Of this city
has been awarded the Silver Star
for bravery in he Southwest
Pacific. il was learned here TO-DAY.
He carried 4 wounded fuend 10 a
dressing STATION after their combat
unit had been raked by machine
gun fire.