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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-28
Boy, 7,Dies
in Accident
RoseviIIe School
Child FotoIIy Injured

Killed instantly while on the
way home from school, Donald
Williams, seven year old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Will
liams of 25368 Macomb street,
RoSeville. was struck by an
automobile at 1lS50 am. this
morning on Ten Mile road, near
Kern school.
East Detroit police said the
driver Of the auto was Arthur
Prnehs, OF % South Highland
avenue, Mount Clemens. He
was to appear before the prose-
cutting attorney this afternoon
TO make a statement.
According 10 witnesses of the
tragedy. Donald, on his way
home from school for lunch,
was playing with some other
small boys, and suddenly ran
directly in the path of the on
coming vehicle.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-28

With the Women's Division
OF the joint Community Chest
AMI War Fund Drive organiz-
ing enthusiastically TO shoulder
its share OF the campaign OPEN
ing Monday in Mount Clemens
John Nunneley, chairman of
the undertaking, today urged
men to cooperate in the work
and to do their utmost in keep
ing pace with the program.
In particular Nunneley
stressed the necessity for all
team captains and workers to
appear at the meeting scheduled
for 4 pm. at the Broadway
U.S.O. club ON Sunday so that
the Kickoff will spell success
for the enterprise.
Nunneley pl d emphasis
upon the fact that, the project
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13Day Total
Scars; Allies
Renew Attacks
enemy's Key Base
in South Pacific
Shattered Anew

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS
IN THE SOUTHWEST PACIF-
&c, Oct. 28-(Pl-Rabaul, a key
stone in the wall of island out
posts manned by the Japanese i'm
defense of the Philippines, is
staggering under aerial knock
out blows which already have
destroyed or damaged 525 planes
in ID days.
In five raids there between
Oct. II and IS, the enemy's net
work of airfields has been
chuned by more than 500 tons of
bombs; the hundreds of attack
ing American bombers and
fighters have shot down or dam
aged IT'S of the $50 planes the
Japs managed TO get into the
air; and Rabsul's reputed anti
airGraft defcnses have been I'M
ablt to halt the devastation.
STRIKE AT HEART
This certain destruction OF
377 enemy planes and probable
damaging or destruction of 148
others at the very heart of jap
anese air might in the southwest
Pacific has cost General Mac
Arthur only l3 planes and soms,
of their crews were saved.
Only one Liberator was lost
on the latest raid announced by
headquarters today and six of its
crew were rescued, an achieve
ment even more amazing in the
light of the fact that the Liber-
ators had to do practically all
their fighting as we'll as bomb
ing because bad weather forced
most of the escorting Lightnings
to turn back.
This fifth raid occurred Mon
day. marking the third straight
day of assaults to smash the
enemy'S New Britain stronghold.
The Liberators, absorbing con-
siderable damage from ack ack.
dropped Isl tons of bombs, de-
stroyed Fl planes on the LAX
unai airdrome and shot down at
least 81 Of 20 interceptors. For
See PACIFIC-Page 4
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Gable the Hero
Vows Them All
in Washington
WASHINGTON, oct. % u

WASHINGTON, Oct. % Up
- II was colossal!
The Army may have thought
it could keep a press conference
with Clark Gable confined TO a
decorous discussion of the man.
sized JOB he's doing, but it
knows better today.
He's captain in the Air
Forces, an aerial gunner and a
cameraman in a Flying Fortress,
shot at, and missed.
Back from a European assign
ment in the Air Force, Gable
threw the Pentagon Building in
10 a furore as he walked 10 his
first press conference.
The former movie actor told
Of his last six months in Eng
land, photographing everything
See GABLE-Page 4
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involves a vital war contribu-
ton upon the part of workers
and donors alike and he cited
the objective of. placing all
community drives lin one bas-
ket" as the Community Chest
plan proposes.
Severe food shortages, in
some instances approaching
ctusl starvation conditions,
coupled with lack of fuel,
promises a grim winter OF suf-
fering for millions in Axis
dominated European countries,
according TO a compilation of
reports made to member sgcn-
cies of the National War Fund.
Mount Clemens is co-operat-
ing with the National War
Fund to raise funds, part OF
which will be used TO provide
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-28
Two Acquitted
in Riot Case
Jury Frees
Detroit Poir

Macomb county's only cir
cult court trial. growing out OF
the savage race riots in De-
troit on June 81, ended in &C
quittal Wednesday night for
two Detroit youths charged with
carrying concealed weapons.
Freed by jury of seven wo-
men and five men, were:
Jerome Romska. 10. of 1897
Crane avenue, Detroit.
Fred Geyer. Il, of 1929 Cad
lilac avenue, Detroit.
Assistant Prosecutor Fred Van
Fleteren in the two-day trial
preceding the not guilty YER
dict, arrived at after two and
one-half hours of deliberation
Wednesday night, had sought to
link the presence Of virtual
arsenal in cars occupied by
the boys with the Detroit racial
outbreak on the same day.
The boys. through their at
torneys, however, insisted that
they had merely gone for a
swim and were enroute 10 their
homes when they we're arrested
at IL: pm. by East Detroit po-
lice officers.
According to arresting offic-
ers and the assistant prosecu-
tor the pair. together Will eight
juvenile associates, were in
three automobiles parked near
Eight Mile road and Gratiot
See TRIAL-Page 4
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Draft Board
Warns u Men
Reveals List
Of DeIinquents

Twenty-Five registrants with
Macomb County Draft Board
No. today were listed as de
linquent" by Chief Clerk Chef
Kroner who pointed out that re-
peated attempts to contact the
group had failed.
In conformity with Federal
regulations. unless these men
report by Nov. / to the draft
board. they will at once be clas-
sified IA and ordered TO report
for induction into the armed
services.
If they should fail TO report
for induction, as ordered, they
will be reported to the U. S.
District Attorney who will then
refer their cases 10 the Federal
Bureau of Investigation for ac-
ton and they will face pros
See WARNING-Page 4
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Auto Executives
Body Found Here
Clothing Found by Boys
Leads TO Grim Discovery

The body of a General Motors
corporation executive, missing
from his Birmingham home
since Tuesday, was recovered
shortly after noon today from
the Clinton river, just north of
the Market street bridge in
Mount Clemens.
Discovery of the body follow
ed the finding of clothing on
the river bank by Boy Scouts en-
gagged in removing scrap metal
from the rear of the Arch N.
Richards Mill, Police Chief Ar
thur /. RoSso said. The boys
found hat, a top-coat and a
suit-coat at the brink of the
river and officers tracing foot
prints TO a girder of the bridge
had little difficulty in locating
the body. In pockets of the
clothing Identification papers in
dicating that the owner is Har-
land D. Harris, SO, of 1872 Glen
garry road, Birmingham, were
found by police.
John Pierce. an Invcs gator
in the employ # be automotivc
firm, made a positive identifi-
cation of Harris at the time the
body was removed from the riv-
or, Police Lieut.. Harvey Ham
mond said. Lieut.. Hammond
quoted Pierce as saying that
Harris is connected with General
Motors comptroller's depart
ment and that he was last seen
on Tuesday. supposedly enroute
TO Philadelphia on business.
The dead mans body was re-
covered by Jack Kramer, of the
L S. Coast Guard, Deputy Sher-
if Leon Kandt and Patrolman
Alb Wright.
Pierce said that Harris is mar
ried and has two sons.
A bus ticket stub IN his poe
kets indicated that he had left
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-28
Three are Overcome
by Gas Fumes

VAN. DYKE - Three Warren
township residents narrowly es-
capped death or serious illness at
noon today when they were
overcome by gas fumes escap-
ing from a heater used in heat
ing water for washing.
Neighbors who found. Wilma
B-rker, 20, Glatha Landon, 81.
and Nellie Laskey, 20, on the
floor of their home at 12476 CO.
leen street. Van Dyke, called
Warren township police who re-
vivcd them. The Barker and
Laskley girls, however, collaps-
ed two hours later and were
rushed to Saratoga hospital, for
treatment.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-28
Pupils Develop
Club Program
Donee to Open
Recreation Plan

A student group from Mount
Clemens High School. their
club still unnamed, met again
on Tuesday in the offices Of Loc-
al Draft Board No. /. together
with student representatives
from ST Mary's. and a board
of six adult advisors.
From the meeting came the
first concrete steps toward the
successful expansion OF the
group. a dance, 10 be held at
$50 tomorrow evening at the
Grace Church Parish House. aft
or Rev. George A. Merifield had
consented TO its use by the
group. This affair w be open
10 all high school students, who
Will also have the facilities of
the Hostess Hous USO open to
them on the same day from 4
pm. until midnight.
Though numerous minor de-
tails were put aside for COM
mittee handling. the student bo-
dy approved and adopted their
constitution, which assured DEM
ocratic elections. the club being
run by the usual parliamentary
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MEETING SLATED FOR SUNDAY
Urge All Workers to Aid in Community Chest Drive

slsvia through the International
Red Cross. However. for the
most part relief agencies must
for the present devote their re-
sources TO caring for those who
have become refugees from
Axis-controlled lands.
A summary of reports on
living conditions in various Eu-
ropean countries, made by the
National War Fund, follows.
Greece faces actual famine
conditions, according TO re-
ports TO the Greek War Relief
Association. Meats sell for as
high as $40 a pound. and rice
for sos pound, with almost
none able TO buy. Wood fuel
sells for $3.50 pound The
death rate is far in excess of the
birth rate.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-28
Big Salvage
Drive Opens
ZOO Boys Aid
in Collection

Over 200 high school boys
gathered early this morning in
front of the county building.
well-buttoned up against the
damp, chilly weather, with pack
ed lunches under their arms,
waiting for city, Selfridge Field,
and private truck to carry them
on the mot gigantic scrap drive
ever held in this city.
With 35 truck loads already
IN, 1t was estimated that at noon
today there were approximate
ly 100000 pounds of scrap coll
lected, with none Of the routes
yet completed.
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Would Employ Vets
in Reclamation Jobs

DENVER, Oct. % - up =
Five hundred thousand return
ing American soldiers will be
employed in reclamation work
after the war il Congress pro-
vides for a postwar land pro-
gram, National Reclamation AS
ISOLATION officials predicted
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-28
School Concert
Plans Outlined
United Motions
Theme Of Offering

With ticket sales beginning
on Monday Samuel Y. Barba-
koff, director OF music al
Mount Clemens High School,
today predicts a sell-out for the
United Nations Concert, to be
held in the high school audi
forum on the evening of No
vember 18th.
A 90-piece concert band. and
See CONCERT-Page 4
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Shipping Hit

CHUNGklNG, Oct. 28 - up
- The hard-hitting American
air force struck again in sup
port of Chinese forces on the
Salween front and ranged far to
drub the freight yards at Haiph-
ons, lndo-China. and shipping
off Hainan, 1t. Gen. Joseph W..
StilwelPs headquarters disclosed
today.
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relief for those who have
escaped from Axis-dominated
nations. Greek War Relief As
ISOLATION, a member agency OF
the National War Fund, is per-
mitted to send food and medi-
cine into Greece. Food parcels
and medicine are sent to Yugo-
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JAPS LOSE SIS PLANES AT RAbAUI
late X X X
bulletins
France ReSiStS

LONDON, Oct. % - (F) -
Declaring that complete disor-
der is likely TO break out in
France at any moment" a
spokesman for the Vichy gov
eminent said in a broadcast last
night that a new wave of re-
sistance was sweeping the coun-
try and that the atmosphere was
ripe for complete lawlessness."
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New Duce Order

NEW YORK, Oct. Is (P) -
BenitO Mussolini, as head of the
new puppet Fascist regime, has
ordered the removal of pictures
Of living personalities, including
himself, from public offices in
Italy, Transocean News Agency
said today.
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Tin Pickups
Below Normal

Although there was enough
tin salvage on hand from dona-
tons of the Cadillac Can Com
panY and Selfridge Field, as
we'll as from previous collec-
tons TO load a railroad car, the
r e c en- I tin collection in the
schools was below standard Mrs.
Paul w. Mckee, Mount Clemens
Salvage chairman said today.
This was attributed TO the fact
See TIN-Page 4
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Plans Operations

STOCKHOLM, Oct. 20 Up
- The correspondent Of the
Svenska Dagbladet said today
that reports reaching Switzer-
land indicated Gen. Dwight ID.
Eisenhower was planning new
amphibious operations against
central Italy.
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Allied Triumph

ALLIED HEADQUART r II s.
Algiers, Oct. % - up - The
British Eighth Army has cap
tured Torella Del Sannio. nine
miles northwest of Campobasso,
and has cleared Castelmauro Of
the enemy, Allied headquarters
announced today.
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Plot Revealed

LONDON, Oct. % - up -
Radio France at Algiers, quot
ing 4 report from the Italian
frontier, said today that an at
tempt had been made recently
on the life OF Benito Mussolini.
The broadcast said that the
plane in which he planned to
visit Hitler's headquarters was
discovered 10 have been sabo-
tagged.
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LONDON, Oct. % - (PD -
Gen. George c. Marshall's BIZ
ennial report covering the rapid
development of the Unite
States Army from July 1871, to
June 1943, was presented to the
British public in the form Of a
accent pamphlet placed on sale
today.
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Student Strike

MONTIVEDEO, Oct. 20 Up
- Four of Argentina's six uni
versities have been closed fol-
lowing a student strike protest.
ing the Ramirez governments
dismissal Of many instructors
who signed a manifesto calling
for a return of constitutional
government in the country.
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Attack Launched

LONDON, Oct 2s - Up -
The German controlled Paris
Radio said today that Canadian
forces had launched a strong at
tack against the central sector
OF the line across Italy.
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MOSCOW, Oct. % - (P) -
Russian tank units and strong
advanced infantry forces pour
ing into the desert steppe west
of Melitopol today have seized
all the little roads criss-cross-
ing the area and are moving
rapidly into the TANKS of the
fleeing Germans.
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LIMIT AGE GROUP

The constitution limits the
membership in the club to those
in the ninth grade UP 10 the
age OF 20. This was approved
by the advisory board as the
See CLUB-Page 4
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Germans Try
Desperately 10
Avoid Trap
Red Armies SIoy
5000 in Sewage
Race for Kill
BY RICHARD McMURRAY

Swiftly and inexorably, the
men of Russia lunged across the
Ukraine today in pursuit of dis
organized German armies re-
treating on l50-mile front
from Zaporozhe 10 the Sea of
Azov and attempting TO escape
a vast trap closing between be-
sieged Krivoi Rog and Melito-
pol.
Russian armies gained up 10
l8 miles. They killed 5000
Nazis. Gains west and north
west Of Melitopol contracted the
jaws OF the trap southwest Of
DneperopetrovSk TO less than 80
miles Krivoi Rog, great iron
center and communication hub
through which the German tide
of conquest rolled two years
ago, was invested from three
sides. Moscow dispatches indi-
Gated its fall was only hours
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away.
GORELOE FALLS

Russian armies captured Gore
loe. only 20 miles cast of mar
row peninsula tying the Cri-
mea 10 The mainland The Sow
let comHuhique declared the
Germans were losing vast guam
titles of men and materiel Ber-
lin called the combat a super
battle" and said its armies were
completing "a large withdrawal
movement. Nazi transport
planes were dropping supplies
TO surrounded units. reminiscent
of the last days al Stalingrad
when German arms suffered
their worst disaster.
On the ash-covered plains OF
White Russia far 10 the north,
other Soviet armies were NOV
ing. They cleared the entire
highway between Newell and
Usvyaty in advances up to six
miles. The drive may preSage a
See RUSSIA--Page 4
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Port Huron sometime Wednes-
day, presumably arriving in
Mount Clemens the same day.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS
UNITED PRESS

impartial Coveross
OF All loeol News
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See kIWANIS-Page 4
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LOST AND FOUND

ENGLISH setter, female, white with black
spots 2years old; chidren's pet lost az
Michigan ave. and lakewood; reward.
Dearborn 67A6.
LAPEL watch. white gold. eagle design.
rhinesf0ne hst Saturday, vicinity
Woodward, Grand Boulevard keepsake
liberal reward Wanhoe $500; Plaza O7ss.
LosT-saturday. Nov. 20. diamond we'd
ding band, vicinity Woodward and JET
ferson, In White Tower. husband In serv-
Ice please return; reward call Wyandotte
7OT7-J-ii
LosT-whne fox terrier. black eye ard
ear, long tail. vicinity Conaut and Buf-
fslo liberal reward. 502f Talbot Twin
brook l-2092
LOST Black scottie. answers TO name of
Butch vicinity Duncan. child s
pet Reward. Olive $3.50.
LOST--Black purse In downtown Kresge's.
Monday. Keepsake from soldier over
seas. Reward. 1924 Helen. Piazza 1887.
LosT-vicinity Park Third black purse
containing valuable papers, ration books,
Hattie Ford Reward. Temple 1-l07l.
LOsT-silver tip fox collar, on Woodward,
Monday night; reward. Townsend $3.50.
LOST Black and white male pointer. very
large: reward. Tyler 5-l2Oi.
PLACE set. sterling silver. on Woodward.
downtown, Wednesday, generous reward,
Call Penoyar. Randolph 1850.
SETTER White with brown speckles An
swers Ia name FreCkles; about years
old Reward VinewOod 2-66is.
SPRINGER spaniel. male. black and
white liberal reward. Townsend I-O0yI.
sTRAYED or stolen from $685. RiopelIe,
Nov. %. German police pup imalel, 7
mo old information awarded. Notify }. v.
Haynes
TAN PURsE-LOst AT Lothrop and See
ond. Please call University S-6230. Re-
ward
..,.,g, -.r -. J. t....,,t.b -, t,,,,. b.
male, beagle and dasch, s-Mlle-Wyomiug
section University 2-lO4S.
WHITE male SPITE with little brown spot
on ear. black nose and one brown
circle around one eye. strayed from SsOl
w Warren. Tyler 6-226s. Reward
WIRE HAIRED black and tan, small fe-
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Murray gO9l.
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EXPERT SERVICE DIRECTORY
AND BUYERS GUIDE
PAINTING AND DECORATING
pi.s~rEn>6

A COMPLETE interior painting. decorating
service, seasonal prices nov. TOWNSEND
. .en.
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completely leitered. TO. s-6s23. Detroit
Monument Works, 2744 W. Dawson.
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INStLATION
IAtNDRIEs
MAITRrss RLNoNNrrn
PAINTING AND DECORATING

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Al PAINTING. paperhanE.nr "keht0-
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Death notires


BARNETT-E Emanuel A.: beloved husband
OF Gertrude. father OF Burton and Mrs
Jane k1nkeli brother 81 sidney and Arthur
services al Lewis Bros. Chapel, 1883 John
r.. 1 O'Clock Friday
BARTKIS Burke Mary, beloved wife
OF Joseph; dear mother OF IsSbell Nor
kin, Joseph John Mrs Mary Parker,
Albert and five grandchildren, also fcur
sisters and brothers Funeral from resi-.
dence. S7I2 Epworth Blvd. spl uIhay
9. Interment Mt. Olvei.
CAIIAuAN-W william A. of 2i26 Field
avenue. beloved husband Of Florence
dear father u Mrs florsnes t rag,psii
.NIome, 3sI ElIGTand Boulevard AT $40
st. Charles Church AZ 1000.
oLLIER-Nov. 30. 0rla T.. beloved hus-
hand Of Rose. dear father OF ora Jr4
Ann brother Of William Collier. Deceased
was member OF Polar Bear Post.
w Funeral from residence, 1880
Greiner, Saturday at $50 a. m TO Our
Lady OF Good Counsel Church at 300.
lntcrment al Mt. ohvet.
GwILIIM- Margaret Ami. Dec !. 1913,
beloved wife OF Alfred, mother Of Mrs.
James Pearson ana Sgt Alfred Gwlllim
of u. s. Army. Funeral service az Alfred
f. Crosby Moriuary, laSos ., mo"'Mafa
ave. Friday. December 3rd, 1880 p m
HFNRY-Nov. 30 1913. olive Geraldine
wife Of la Motto T.. Henry. Funeral
service al chapel OF the VIM r. Hami-
ton Co, Cass Ave, al AleNandrlue, ri
day NJ y. m.
KANskF-Anna. Nov. 80 beloved wife Of
the late Frank. dear mothsr of Mrs.
MARY Czanstke. Mrs. Anna Korth, Mrs.
clara Woitysiak. Mrs. Therese Tessmer
Mrs Celia Radke, Mrs. Josephine Butz
Of Armada. Mich. Also survived by n
grandchildren and II great grandchildren.
Funeral Saturday. Dec. 4. from residence,
97Ii Piauette at $50. 90 81. Stansiau US
church al 3 a. m. lnterment Mt Ohvet
OwTN-Dec. l. Bose. age SO, AZ her
residence, i5803 Gilchrisi. beloved VIE
William Auer mother Of Roll owen.
FUNERAL service from VIM II Hamilton
90 Cas- az AlexandTine. Friday az 80
y m Burial IN Forest Lawn Cemetery.
NETZFI.-Noy 30. 1913. Mary, Of 1885
Noyara. beloved Wiz OF Walter dear
mother OF Robert sister % Christine ard
Cornelius Lemansky Funeral service Fri
day, p. m a. the a. IA. Peters Funeral
Home. i2051 Gratiot.
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CALLAHAN william a. OF 2i2s Field
avenue. beloved husband Of Florence
dear father ~ Mrs. FLORENCE Taylor,
Funeral Saturday from Mailman funeEal
Nome, 3kI ElYGTand Boulevard, al $40
Et. Charles Church az 1000.
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oLIIER-Nov. 30. ORA T.. beloved hus-
hand of Rose. dear father OF Orla Jr.,
Joseph. Joyce, Doris. David ana Ruth
Ann brother 81 William Collier. Deceased
was member Of Polar Bear Post.
VI W Funeral from residence, 1880
fnttr
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