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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03

Brooks Field. TCN md It's.
Peter Do1orc, 1925 N7ckay.
Russell q. Rice, 1912 Narlbor-
ough. George W sampson. 1874
R0SelaWn. George X Stricken IT.,
AIS LivcrnolS Robert !. Law,
Cadillac. Gale w. Miner, CohoC-
tab: Richard VI Flint, GaleSburg.
Howard r. Rose. Grand Haven,
sherwood =. Ru>ter. NIuSkeCon
Frederick Field. Okla Second
Its. A. Smith. us Davenport;
Tyrus Y. Scott, DanN'lc
Blackland Ficld. Tex second
Its. Richard " Bancroft. Grand
Sussex. Peter a. Knott, Grand
Rapids, Edwin !. karlNon. Mus
kegon. Kenneth u. Brangwln,
Ohvet. Roy y Reed, Pentwater,
Paul v. Durham, Shelby.
Lubbock Fio.d To> second
Its. Norman r. Fleming, 9l20
Raymond: Eugene =. Mcdowell,
1883 Taylor Raymond g. Petts,
1906 Rohns John =. Clippard.
Flint. Edwain : Barney, 2404
Doremus. Hamiranck. Flight on
GERS Thomas J Norran. Newport.
Wilbur l.. Earl. plalnWell, Clifton
II. Annett. Royal Oak
ALOE FIELD, TEN.
Aloe Field Tex second Its.
Homer Y. Mitchell. l4254 CIes-
cent, Donald i. Rooms. Saginaw;
Robert 4. Msnri, Grand Rapids.
Foster Field, Tex second Its.
William & Morgan. 3739 Tillman.
Darrell : Geraldine, GAYLORD !.
Flight Officers George =. Busher,
1880 GoOdeon fIamtramck Edwin
". Llewellyn. Kalamazoo Bobb
\ Beauchsmp. Marquette, James
y. Mcclure. TeCumSeh
A. the Harrington. Tex. guunpry
school. the following Michigan men
are graduates Sgts. Horace =.
Brandt, l4l3 John r Man n.
Johnston, Pontiac, Walter Y. Car
mack, Brighton Avian T.. WcnCer.
Buchanan Eoret l.. Robinson,
Stanbaugh, William -, Batho,
Plcklord Robert H. Reens, Grand
Rapids; Aviation Cadets Peter
Polinsky. 1906 Gladstone. George
r. Strand, 4015 Gladstone Naino
W. Pennanen, Rochester. Harold
'. Stewart, MI Clemens, Clayton
H. Stahl, Monroe. Charles VI.
Hawkins. MuSkcCon Raymond l,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03

The Wishing Well" has a
message In cipher for you. Daily
and SUNDAY Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03

The Spence tGaO army Air
field has graduated five Detroit
erS and one Huntington Woods
man As follows Ind Its. Joseph
ID. COons. 1895 RademaCher:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
/ At CORPUs CHRISTI

The Corpus Christi, Tex. naval
air training station sends seven
Wayne and Oakland County boys
into the service fully trained.
They are Richard T.. JOY, 225 Mer-
ton. Freeman \. FLYNN. 3255
Hogarth, Frank j. SZalaN. 1897
Bull, Donald n. Clark, 6573 For
rer Harry X. Martin. Dearborn:
Stuart VI Ferguson. Nj Clemens;
Ralph T. Howell. Pontiac.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-06

~
Lang, 6246 Linwood avenue: Cecil
Lowe, 1884 Brunette avenue; John
j. McCallum, ITO East Jefferson
avenue: Robert Mcnamara, 44l5
Porter street; Walter II. Mills,
545S Fifteenth street; John Onder-
chanin, 1884 Sunset avenue.
Robert ". Osborn, 1864 Wei.
land avenue: John A. Phillips, 76e
Newport avenue: William II.
RochefOrt. 2S5 Phillips avenue
Earl Schneider, S215 Goethe ave.
nue.: Arthur r. Tarabusi, 1907
Somerset avenue; George r. VIII
lenberg, $3.50 Linwood avenue;
Robert r. Witte. 3515 Bagley aye
nue.; Clifton w. Woodry, 145l0 Ar
tesian road.
Fort Bragg. Mo.-Pvt. Irvon r.
Corwin. 1924 Third avenue. Fort
Harrison. Ind.-Pvt. Edward NJ
Madurslxi. 1903 Ryan road. Fort
Lewis, Wash Charles Ben
der, 2706 Roosevelt avenue. San
Antonio army air base-Pvt. Rob
ert Dean, Fisher YMCA. Maria
Tex, advanced flying school. Pvt.
Rex r. Reeve, Detroit. Fort Des
Moines. Ia. - WAC. Auxiliaries
Flora l.. Myers. 9144 Harvard
road; Violet J. RiopelIe. 1885 Vine
wood avenue.
Thelma ID. Miller, 1858 Mar.
lowe avenue. Miami army officers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-06


Okla. Army flying school, Nicholas
j. Guryn, 2768 Roosevelt avenue.
Evanston. Ill. reserve officers
training corps. Y. Charles Duryea
Dr., 272S Calvert avenue.
Iowa State Teachers College
WAVES School. Luby Betman,
1917 West Philadelphia avenue.
Kansas City National School of
Aeronautics, Mo, Pfc. William c.
Anderson, S40S Longworth avenue:
Pvt. Joseph b. Denver, 2006 Inglis
avenue. Corpus Christi. Fla, naval
air station. Naval Aviation Cadet
George A. Finucan, ISIS Parkside
avenue. Miami Navy submarine
chaser center. Fla. Frank H..
Ribble, Bay City. Flora. Miss.
Ordnance training center. 1t.
Robert Y. Henderson, 1894 East
Outer drive.
Big Spring. Tex. bombardier
school. Hemor War;, 5427 Crane
avenue: Robert VI. Gurvin. 162
Mclean avenue. Highland Park.
Roswell. ". NJ. Army flying
school, Norman j. LaForest. 35422
Phyllis avenue, Wayne. Amarillo,
Tex. Army air field. Edward s..
SIezka. 3Sls + street: Gordon
w. Mcintosh, $751; Grandville ave-
nue.: Francis NJ. Puslxash, 1900
Cabot street; Miles b. Greenwald,
30l9 Tuxedo avenue: Kenneth C..
Boyer, 2091l Harper avenue;
Chester p. Leszcynski, 6401 Field
avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-06


Ryan, 1910 Cherrylawn avenue;
Robert w. Buchelew, 4423 Manis-
tique avenue.
Keesler Field. Miss.-Pvt. Carl
A. Lofstrom, 11768 Whitehill ave-
nue.; Alvin j. Block, 3001 Pasadena
avenue: Russell l.. Paquin, 7521
Grand River avenue. Brooks Field,
ITex.--Walter Tubbs Jr., Roy Y.
Yturris, Grand Rapids; Lawrence
r. Trip, Mason; Raymond j. st.
Pierre, Paw Paw: William A. ID.
McRobbie, 500 Forest avenue,
Royal Oak; Charles A. Sinkule.
Ypsilanti.
Fort Benning, Ga, Pvt. Stanley
r. Dudelson, 1860 Ohio avenue /;
Donald NJ. Henderson, APO Joy
road. Lubbock. Tex. advanced
twin-engine flying school. Charles
ID. Hazel, 26l9 Gladwin avenue
Raymond G. Petite, 1906 Rohns
avenue; Albert ID. Beaupre. Crosse
Pointe Farms: Gordon l.. Bedell,
Bellaire; Earl G. Bonyille, Cedar
River; Francis p. Hill. Ann Arbor
Stanley Glovick, Grand Rapids
Alfred L. Arnold. Owosse; Eugene
NJ. Olmsted, Freeland: Robert X.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-06

s<NhA 1N1NNAAN CNiNAt thAAoAAAAhs
Reporting recently at various
army and navy schools and camps
are the following men from this
sector: AT Syracuse, n. Y. army
air base, Pvt. John Scherell<a, 920C
West Cyril avenue: Pvt. Howard
ID. Maurer, 7087 Whitaker avenue
Perrin Field, Tex, 1t. Robert A.
Wallinger. 1856 Montrose avenue,
Great Lakes Naval Training Sta.
ton. Sam Lucas, 2l72S Caledonia
avenue: Edward Clees, as East
Hayes street: Peter l.. Bove, 1855
Fairview avenue: william j. Whit
cher. 442S Mitchell street; Elmer
@. Haas, 1927 Arlington avenue
San Francisco Bomber Command
Cpl. Benson Ford, 906 Three ilC
drive Fort Sill, Okla. Cpl. Irving
q. Kaufman, 1914 Griswol d
street: Cpl. Walter NJ. Woronow.
xki, 3OSl Roosevelt avenue, Ham.
tramck- Fort Knox, Ky. tank
maintenance school. Cpl. Orian H.
Campbell, STA Trenton avenue.
Second 1t. Joseph r. Dzieszko
Jr.. 1886 Horton avenue. has been
assigned TO the officers school al
Harrisburg, Pa. after being gradu-
ated from the Miami Officers
School. His brother. Anthony, is
serving in the army in Alaska.
Ohio Wesleyan navy pre-flight
school. Civilian j. Allsop, 1850
West Grand boulevard; Jack III.
Bateman, 4461 Grayton avenue
RohaYf Ris.hofS dQQa Co,,r,,;l1r
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-06
Service Notes:
HaInframck Youth
lis Prisoner of .DapS

Word has been received by his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Pala-
kowski. 1858 Trowbridge avenue,
Hamtramck, that their son. Pvt.
Marion j. PalakowslSi. a former
Hamtramck High School basket
ball star, is a prisoner of war in
Japanese hands. II was the first
word heard from him in year.
Marion went into the service
two years ago and was schooled
in army lore at Fort Knox, KY,
from where he went to the Philip
nine Islands,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-06

avenue; David
w. CANADIAN Jr,
30 East Boston
boulevard: Rus
sell q. Corbln,
1926 Fisher ave-
nue. Raymond
j. HappIey, 1851
Mendoza ave.
nue.; Edward III.
Hennessey, 4056
West V ern o r
h / & h W a y ;
~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-06

Robbins, Honor;
William A. Gin
her. Ira verse
City: Donald A.
X ettle ell,
Royal Oak.
Gre e n vile.
Miss, army fly
ing sc o o ],
Aviation Cadet
y or st l..
Prasser, l0l99
Woodlawn ave-
ntta A I 4 ~ g
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-06

send av n Il e.
Fort Knox. KY.
Cpl. Clarence
w. Rapp Jr,
436 Charlotte
street. Green
willie, M ISIS,
army flynn 6
school - Avia-
ton Cadets Al
len l.. X Et-
X a m p. 1883
Feeiand ave-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-06

school-staff Sgt. william, l..
Mills, 1881 Jane street.
Camp Polk, La.-Second 1t.
Walter r. MurawsIxi, 6127 Town
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-06
Beware Coughs
Following Flu

After the flu Is over and gone. the
rcough that follows may develop
into chronic bronchitis II neglected.
Creomulsion relieves promptly be-
cause II goes right TO the seat Of the
trouble 10 help loosen and expei germ
laden phlegm, and aid nature TO
soothe and heal raw, tender, infiamed
bronchial mucous membranes. No
matter how many medicines you
have tried, tell your druggist TO sell
you a bottle Of Creomulsion with the
understanding you must like the way
II quickly allays the cough or you are
TO have your money back.
.CREOMULSION
for Coughs, Chest Colds. Bronchitis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-06

II a | p h ID,
l. e | ( C h, 4721
Third avenue,
has received his
b o m b a r d lei
w / n gs on his
n / n e e e n [ h
birthday at the
L a S V eg $
Army Gunnery
School w h ere
he was gradu-
ated a sergeant
He was a CaSS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-06

Tech student before enlisting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
! More Doctors
Discount Value
Of Koch Drugs
Two Chicago Specialists
Take Stand in u. S. Trial
Against Brothers Labs

Two more medical savantS took
the stand in federal court today
to pooh-pooh the thought that
Koch remedies did what was
claimed for them.
DR.. Archibald L. Hoyne of Chi
.cago. who as a medical director for
infectious diseases has some 5000
patients under him. followed DR.
Minnie Pearlstein. Chicago derma,
tologist, as a witness against DR.
William +. Koch and his brother
Louis, accused by the government
of marketing drugs of doubtful
TVaIlIp.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
STRIKERS DETERMINED

These women are handling
only their own regular class
work." Conklin said. They are
not teaching any of the mems
classes"
I'VE intend TO stay out until
the school board meets our
demands" said Ted Jackson,
Copernicus teacher acting as
spokesman for the group of
strikers. members of the School,
mems Club.
I'VE couldn't hope 10 operate
our schools with the staff
crippled TO this extent. Substi-
tute teachers, hard TO obtain at
any time, would rather work I'm
Detroit where they get from 81
to SO a day. We are limited to
a S5-a-day rate" said Kopka.
Pointing out that the board has
voted 10 per cent increase, EFF,
fective in February, at its meeting
Monday night, Vincent S. Sadlow.
ski, president of the board, refused
to call a special session to settle
the dispute. The next regularly
scheduled meeting is February /.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
I Oil Idnkers.
Called Menace,
Ordered Moved
Mayor JeHries Acts
TO Protect District
at Foot Of Lycaste

The Fuel Oil Corporation today
was ordered by Mayor Edward j
Jeffries Jr. 10 move two oil tank
ers from the. foot OF Lycaste ave-
nue. on the grounds they consti-
tute menace to the entire water
front.
The tankers, which have been
moored there since December IA,
have been loading fuel trucks di-
rectly from the boats. Their ca
pacity is 100000 gallons.
The site is next TO the Detroit
Edison Company properties.
Col. A. NJ. Krech, director OF
internal security for the Detroit
area joined Building Commissioner
Joseph +. WUffr and ACTING r1To
marshal Capt Edward w. Hall, in
protesting the condition in the
mayors office today.
Wolff revealed that mooring the
tankers where they are violates
both a-efty ordinance and the
state inflammable liquids code and
that the company has been
tlcketed already for the violation.
A hearing is scheduled for Jan
uary % before Traffic Judge
George T. Murphy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
Blizzard Cancels
Ripley Talk Here

They waited and they waited,
but. Believe it or not, Bob Rip
ley didn't show up.
Ripley, scheduled 10 address a
meeting of high school boys on
aviation in the auditorium of the
Cass Technical High School last
night. was held up in Chicago be-
cause of the weather.
A long telegram explained
things TO the crowd OF over 1000
and William B. Stout, well known
automobile designer took over
Talking Of the Air OF the Future. "
Stout held the crowd in their seats
for IS minutes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
Ask Lazy ShOveling
Doctor Says Slow Attack on Snow Adds TO Life
Coroner Supports Him-From the Record

one Shovelful before each meal
II IT takes too long, there is al.
ways the spring thaw.
And his words are words of wis.
dom, as can be attested 10 by
Coroner Albert A. Hughes, who re.
ported three deaths this week from
over-exertion of snow-shovelling.
"A fellow should take II easy"
said Doctor Hughes.
He had just finished shoveline
off his own sidewalks and a
cement apron to his three-car
garage.
Still out OF breath. Doctor
Hughes explained.
II have to shovel my own
walks this year. Guys used 10
come around and do IL for pay.
They don't anymore. guess
they're all In the war plants
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21

Gentlemen. do you like to shovel
snow?
Well, IL you don't like to, don't
However if the little woman in
sists on you endangering your
health, just show her these words
Of DR.. Bruce II. Douglas, com.
missioner of health:
Take IL easy, Take II easy"
That's the doctors secret OF
logevity in snowbound Detroit.
THE householder, particularly
II he II middle aged, VINO works
in an office and gets little ex-
ercise should 20 about his
shoyeling slowly" Doctor Doug
las said, "overeXertion can prove
fatal"
A liberal Interpretation. and a
popular one no doubt, would be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
|ChiIdress Enters
Not Guilty Plea

Melvin Childress muttered a
cultural mot guilty today when
arrigned for the aSsault-murder
OF his friends wife, Mrs. Sybilla
McGrath, mother of six children
Held without bond by Judge
Donald Van Zile, ChildreSs' ex-
a m ton was set for next
Wednesday.
In second murder arraign-
ment, John Hicks, 20, was also
remanded 10 Jail to await eXami-
nation January %. Hicks is
accused of killing Roy Conn in a
holdup a year ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
State May Act
In HamtrdmCk
Teacher Strike
$500 Students Sent Home
as "a Stand Firm on
Pay Increase Demands

Awaiting a promise OF the state
board OF education TO intervene,
the strike OF "a Hamtramck men
teachers for a 30 per cent increase
in pay continued at a stalemate
today.
M. A. Kopka, superintendent
disclosed the purpose of the state
TO take a hand in the squabble
that resulted in $500 students OF
Hamtramck High School and
Copernicus Junior High being sent
home yesterday.
Doctor Elliott Eugene V.
Elliott, state superintendent Of
public Instruction., called me-"
said Kopka. "He promised TO
send someone here if he did not
come in person"
+. M. ConklIn, principal Of tn,
high school, said several hundred
students arrived for classes toda,
and all but 200 went home afteI
being informed they could leave o.
else attend only those classe
taught by women teachers who be
long TO the ALL union.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
26-Year
Marriage
Dissolved

After 26 years Of marriage, Or.
George c. Burr. SO, Detroit phys
stefan, was granted a divorce
today from his wife. Clarissa, II,
by Circuit Judge Dewitt Merriam
on grounds of extreme cruelty.
The decree gives Mrs. Burr all
mony of $3.50 a month, plus half
of their common property which
includes the family home at S614
LaSalle boulevard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
Haircut Raise DELAYED
BARRIERS Postpone Io-Cent Boost Until New Working
Agreements Are Negotiated

The price of haircuts in Detroit
will remain at their present level
Of IS cents at least until re-
of contracts has been
completed, members of the United
Master BARRIERS Association an
today.
Members of the organization
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
LONG COURT FIGHT

The long court fight, which
began in December of 1910, had a
court hearing last summer when
William Henry Gallagher, attorney
for the wife, filed the cross-bill.
At that time Doctor Burr re-
marked that it wasn't pinochle his
wife was playing when he found
her with his nephew. Mrs. Burr
said it was migraine headache
and not alcohol which caused her
many illnesses.
She said:
when our old police dog got
so Ill we had to have him killed
was sick with migraine for TIVE
days"
There are no children.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
DOCTORS CHARGES

Doctor Burr charged that she
drank 10 excess. played the book
les and that he found her in
compromising position with his
20-year-old nephew, now in the
army. Iaf
In her cross-bill Mrs. Burr, In
turn. charged her husband with
cruelty, that he left her because
of his interest in a ''red-headed"
woman, and ruined her reputation
because of the scandalous charges
lin his bill Of complaint. - =
In his opinion, Judge Merriam
said he was granting the divorce
Since there appeared TO be no hope
tof reconciliation, and he felt Doc
tor Burr had established his
charges of extreme cruelty. He
started divorce action two years
tdpD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
ATTORNEY ANSWERED

"YOu wouldn't expect one of
these preparations to grow back
a toe from the instruction on
the label. would you ." asked
William Henry Gallagher, de-
tense counsel.
"Well, the label doesn't say
IT won't" tartly replied Doctor
PearlStein.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21

representing barber shops in the
county, voted last night to post
pone the scheduled 10-cent raise
in price.
Executive committees Of the
association and the Journey1nen
BARRIERS Local No. $50 concurred
Monday on the proposed price
increase
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
Station Burns, 4 Die

BURLINGTON, Ia, Jan. 20
CUP).-Four persons were burned
TO death today when flames swept
suddenly through the antiquated
Burlington Union Station.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
CLAIMS FOR MEDICINE

Two of the Preparations are in
dictated for allergies, with one OF
these represented as also bene.
fetal for infection and cancer
according to the Koch labels.
The woman physician, member
of the National Board of Derma.
tology, told of treating patients
with ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS dupli
Gates of the Koch products.
She found them ineffective ir
coping with allergies, infection OF
cancer. she recounted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
MEANS HIGHER TAX

1.-THE school district of Ham,
tramck Is not In a position to
grant wage increases inasmuch
as state aid has been falling
of because OF falling school
population" Sadlowski said.
ITO meet the teachers de-
mands IL would be necessary to
levy a further property tax Of
SO per $1,000 assessed valuation.
The taxpayers of Hamtramck
would not be in favor of such
an increase because Hamtramck
has the largest tax rate In the
state. We realize that condi-
lions at present warrant sal
airy raise to meet higher living
costs, but our financial condition
makes this impossible"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-27
RecreationaI Courses
Offered at University

Ann Arbor, May 27-The Uni
versity OF Michigan will sponsor
two recreationsl leadership courses
this summer. one OF four weeks, the
second during the regular six weeks
summer session, under the Division
for Emergency Training. Unless
20 person are enrolled for the
work. the institute will not be held.
The first institute will open May
81 and last until June Is to give
instruction and training for recrea-
ton workers for industrial and mill
taIy areas. The work will be CON
cerned with supplying the skills of
recreation. for leaders in the field
feel that there is a connection be-
tween adequate recreation and
problems OF absenteeism and labor
turnover in industrial areas.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-27
Ann Arbor Neu1s
Sgt. Henry c. Loud
Receives High Honors

Ann Arbor, May 27-Sgt. Henry
C. Loud. cadet regimental com.
mander OF the ROTC at the Uni.
versity. was presented with the
Sons OF the American Revolution
medal in a ceremony in the Rack
ham building, for outstanding scho.
larship, leadership and military ei
fciency. DR.. Arthur w. Smith,
historian OF the Washtenaw chap
ter. made the presentation.
Sgt. Loud was the only member
Of this graduating class TO receive
a direct commission as second lieu.
tenant in the Army Reserve Corps
from the War Department. He re-
ceived his commission in the in
fantry. and after a short refresher
course at Fort Benntng, Ca. infan-
try training center, he will go on
active duty with he Army.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-27
We Have NO
Travelling Representatives

have reducbe rupture and are seeking support
is both efficient and comfortable write to for information
The GENUINE Brooks Rupture Appliance used by hun
dreds of thousands of factory workers. transportation
poyees ship builders farmers and others directly engaged
in production 1t is supplied many in our armed
forces 1t is ordered and used by 10000 doctors
Through instructions from industrial surgeons service the
ruptured employees of many leading American industries
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-27
Funeral Services For
Mrs. Ida Seitz Friday

Ann Arbor, May 27-Funeral ser
vices for Mrs. Ida SeitE, SO years
old, widow OF Philip Seitz, will be
at 1870 Friday afternoon at the
residence, $50 Sixth St. with Rev.
e. A. 'Brauer officiating Burial
will be in Bethlehem Cemetery.
Mrs. Seitz died Wednesday at
her home after an illness Of several
months. She was born in Ann Ar
bor Township July %, 1889, a
daughter OF ]. George and Chris
tina Wackenhut Jedele. She was
married April s. 1911, to Mr.. Seitz,
who died Sept. 20, 1926. She was a
lifelong resident OF the county and
had lived in Ann Arbor for % years.
Survivors are two daughters,
Miss Malinda Seitz Ann Arbor, and
Mrs. Walter Kempf Northfeld
Township: a granddaughter; three
sisters, Mrs. George Hinderer.
Manchester. Mrs. julius Schneider,
Saline, and Mrs. John Wurster. Ann
Arbor: and two brothers, Otto Je-
dele, Mortified, and Walter Jedele,
Hillsdale.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-27
Ann Arbor School Girl
Awarded Scholarship

Ann Arbor, May 27-The Rad
clife alumnae committee on award
for the state have announced the
selection OF Frederick Shoenfield,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
Shoenfeld, PISS S. Main Rd,, to
receive the 1943 Radcliffe College
regional scholarship. The scholar
ship. conferred on a merit basis,
is maintained by the college and
its alumnae in Michigan and car
ries remission OF tuition for the
freshman year.
Miss Shoenfeld, who is Is years
OF age and who is a native OF Ann
Arbor, will be graduated from
University High School next week.
She has maintained an ALA record
for her four years.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-27
Campus Events
Women's Athletics Traced
at Annual Dinner Program

ellie Simms. Highland Park; Miss
Emily Travis. Pontiac; Miss Betty
Van Nest. Detroit and Miss Caro-
line VOTERS. Ypsilsnti.
Tables were decorated in green
and white, college colors. with a
bouquet OF spring flowers center
ing the tables. Corsages for each
guest we're at places, alternating
between old fashioned nosegays,
and modern corsages. further car
rying out the theme OF the ban
quet. During the dinner music was
provided by a string ensemble
made up OF Miss Eleanor Stoltz,
Ypsilanti, violin; Miss Sarah Knox,
Morenci, cello. and Miss Marie
Turner. Hollsdale, piano.