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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-09-02
Many Attended
Ashe Missionary
Baptist Assn
Convened At Bald Mt. Last
Week End; Many Outstand-
ing Leaders Are Present

The Importance of the church
in the present crisis was stressed
by Baptist leaders at the fifty
seventh annual meeting of the
Ashe Missionary Baptist Associa-
ton, held at the Bald Mountain
church near here, last week end,
when a number of outstanding
leaders were heard.
The association was opened
with an impressive sermon by
Rev. G. C. Burkett, "Why Stand
Continued on Page A.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-09-02
Baptist Group
To Meet Sept. 9

The Baptist ministers and
workers will meet at its regular
conference September 9, in the
West Jefferson Baptist church at
1000 o'clock in the morning and
will continue for an afternoon
session.
Each minister and church work.
er is urged to be present so that
plans may be made for the COM
ing year.
I'VE also insist on the execu-
tive board of the association and
the county wide Sunday school
superintendent being present" !,
Rev. w. E. Denney, Moderator,
stated.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-09-02
Tax Expert Is
Coming Here Sat.

It was announced this week that
Glenn G. Dancy, representative
of the federal government and an
income tax expert, would be at
the office of Bowie and Bowie,
attorneys, here on Saturday,
Sept. 4, to give advice regarding
the filing of tax returns, parti-
cularly for those who must file
an estimate by Sept. Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20

''''7 p ''''' ~
Z v veteran gunner in the
British Merchant Marine prob
ably holds the record as the
youngest fighting man of World
War IL
When he was l.. Victor en-
rolled at the Royal Naval Hos
pital School in London and at Is
enlisted as a mess boy. After
zone voyage aboard a Dutch
freightcr he was promoted 10
deck boy
Yopng Victor shaped up SO we'll
as a sailor that he WAS offered
and took eunncry training after
he had crossed the Atlantic twice.
Then he shipped out aboard
Norwegian vessel on which he
saw plenty of action, including
his first chance TO fire on a
U-bQat
His own ship however, was left
blazing from the cnemy's torpedo
attack and Victor and the other
members OF the crew had 10
launch the lifcboats and take a
cold-bloodcd Smelling from the
submarine. But the Germans,
says Victor, were lousy shots
For six days the stout-heartcd
young Briton and the older men
were buffeted by severe storms
before they were picked up by a
Dutch tanker. But this ship, too,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20


rapidly approaching Cam cr-
down. Captain Bourko said C.
Lanyon, Take the distance to
the Camperdowu."
The two battlcships were APP
effect of a nightmare
Captain Bourke asked the
Admiral:
May I 60 astcrn full speed
with the port screw a'
lie had TO repeat his question
before Admiral Tryon said:
Yes, do it,
He said it as if something died
within him, pride or desire for
life or some eVu thlng that had
worked its will on him.
Captain Bourke gave the order.
But it was too late! The enor-
their officers achast on their
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20

Safe on dry land in the United
States. this war veteran of Is
went on a lecture tour TO tell
American audiences about his cX-
perienccs. At present he is get
ting ready TO sail again AS he
put it, he'll be glad TO get back
TO sea where he can enjoy a
little peace and quiet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20

ing at the angry ocean from a
frai boat.
This time he was taken prls-
oncr aboard the second U-boat
and then released by the Nazi
commander. Three more days Of
drifting and Victor was fishcd
aboard a New York-bound Portu-
Euese ship.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
@\AWARVETERANA AT ID

The Sea
SOned Vet
eran of the
British
Merchant
Marine Is
still "A Boy
i'm His Off
Hours and
Spends
Some of
Hrs Time
Making
Models of
Fighting
Planes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
Mysteries
Of The SEQ

Continued from DoUbIe Page)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
" puff of Fleetwood smoke Cleans Itself!

In the smoke of Fcctwoods you get less nicotine less throat
irritans and less of the that stain fingers and teeth
provided you do smoke Fewoods farther than odsze
cigarettes because the smoke filtered cleaner by being drawn
through more tobacco 300 for the first puff and 500
more for the last puff You invited try cleaner finer smoke
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20

Continued ON Iagc Iol
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
eu1ole Help Wanted

ALL krds - jsun1r, HON wanted "a.
rtfer.r1 nr inexperienced union wages
pAlG Puritan leu0lr, 1909 Wro0war1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
Stenographe -Typist
TIMEKEEPER
Female Help Wanted

Wanted by lafgs truck ranufartur,,s
sales and service working conditions az
censn' good SALARY Apply 20Ol Wrist
Alsxsndrine. ask for M, Tyll.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29

GIRLS wanted-Ages 16 20 IS years; pleas
ant light work; Sundays and holidays
Off experience unnecessary; good wages
Apply Grennsn Bakery, Incorporated. 1850
Seventeenth street, between a. m. to
2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
Northeast Club
Gathers Monday

MRS. G. A. BURNS. war SerN-
ice chairman Of the Northeast
ern Woman's Club. will be AT
meeting Of the group al 100
p. m. Monday al St Marks
Church TO receive orders and
money for bonds.
At the annual election OF Of
ficerS recently. Mrs. Burns was
chosen 10 take charge of the
sale Of bonds Mrs George Ber-
ridge will give a reading. &C
companied by Mrs Harry Bailie.
al the meeting
Other officers elected were
Mrs. Elroy Scheifele. reelected
president Mrs y. J Miller.
Mrs. G. {. Lockhart. vice preSi-
dents; Mrs j C. Robins record
ing secretary: Mrs. r. 3 Peshke.
corresponding secretary. and
Mrs. w. V. Van Dresser. re-
elected treasurer.
Named 10 the board OF di-
rectors were Mrs. x. s Abbott.
Mrs. s. +. Clark. Mrs. Raymond
Church and Mrs. John Palmer.
Mrs Scheifele and Mrs. J {.
Robins will serve as hoSteSSeS
at the meeting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
Two owl Films
To Be Shown Here

TWO MORE films released by
the Office of War Information
will be shown before members
Of Detroit clubs at , p. m. Tues
day at meeting in the audi
forum Of the Main Library,
Woodward al Kirby.
Western Front" the story
Of Chinas heroic fight, and
Listen to Britain are to he
screened.
Following the films there will
be an illustration Of the use Of
group discussion with document
tary pictures.
Stanley Dmond supervising
instructor Of social studies in
public schools. will be the dis
cuSSlon leader.
Questions about the library'S
Film Information Service, offer
ing free help to members of
clubs responsible for planning
film programs. will be answered
by library staff member.
Available are civilizations Of
hundreds Of documentary films.
names and addresses of distribu-
tors, loan costs il any. lists of
movies and other useful data.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
MISSES
U. D. Frosh Frolic

FroSh Frolic festivities viii
begin early next Friday night
for freshmen at the University
OF Detroit.
Steve Sweeney. the man who
has taken over the publicity
committee since Jack Simmons
left for the navy Tuesday. has
come through with an invitation
for the students 10 stop off at
chez Sweeney in Indiana ave
nue. before toddling down 10 the
Fountain Room Of the Masonic
Temple.
Helping steve entertain that
eve viii be Shirley Doweil
Guests include Reggie Reig-
ner. I'd Chevalier. chairman
Fred Leydig Will bring Ann
Donovan, Marian Fowler will
be escorted by George Sanders.
Joan Tighe will date George
Laidlaw, Gretchen Edwards and
Teddy Stevenson will be present
and accounted for as Will Julie
Barlow and George Markham.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
Bloomfield
Babies to Be
Baptized
BLOOMFIELD HILLS.


April "a.
MAY 2 will be circled on the
Nl calendar as the day when
three very young members of
Bloomfield Hills society will be
christened with great ceremony
and happiness. The two
daughters OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Clement A. PenroSe Jr., of
Washington road will be hap
tised at Christ Church Gram
brook, the Rev. Robert l.. De-
Witt officiating in the absence
OF the Rev. Charles II. Cardigan.
In the afternoon. A tea at their
parents home will follow.
Wickliffe ID. Wise of Balli-
more will arrive the Saturday
before 10 spend the Weekend at
the Penrose home and Will he
one of the godfatherS, and Mr.
and Mrs. Franklin p. Hills OF
Crawling will come down for the
event.
The two little girls are grand
daughters of Or Herbert IL.
Hills of West Long Lake road.
The oldest is named Virginia
Hills PenroSe for her maternal
aunt who recently married
1t. Charles Alison Monroe,
L. 6. n. r.
Her tiny sister viii he chris
tened Anne Howard Bingham
PenTose.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
Prom Profit
7 Be Given
Red Cross

DROCEEDS of 81. ThereSaS
Il Senior Prom will go to the
American Red Cross rather than
a gift for the high school, which
is the usual procedure.
The dance will be held May 7
at the Masonic Temple in the
crystal ballroom.
Frank Rourke is chairman Of
the annual feStiVity, and Marga
Jane Berg is co-Chairman.
Decoration and hall commit
tee includes T n omas DoWd.
Clara GlunZ and Joseph Maher.
Elmer Kebba, Elizabeth DoX
and Dave O'COnnell are in
charge of the orchestra arrange
mentS.
Rita Kelly. John krug and
Mary Catherine Birney are SUI
pervising ticket distribution.
Chairman OF patrons are
Mary Catherine Frank schank
Bowie James Doran
Eileen Finn Joan Alteubougn
Betty Jane SeitZ and James
Hunt are in charge Of publicity.
Tony DeLisle, class president,
will present the check to the
Red Cross.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
Oetroiters Coma
10 Huquenot Meet

DETROITERS N New York
City this week for the eighth
Congress of the Federation OF
Hugcuenot Societies of America.
Wednesday. are Mrs. Lloyd De
Witt Smith. Mrs. Edward J.
Savage. Mrs. Clarence J. Chan
dler and Miss Dorothy +. Chan
der.
The meeting will be held at
Hotel McAlpin. Others rep
reSenting the Huguenot Society
of Michigan will be Mrs. George
w Moran of Marshall. honorary
state president, and Mrs. Curtis
w r. Wolford OF Grand Rapids.
state president.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
lea TO Follow
Club Program

a MEETING and program
followed by tea Will be given at
2:l5 p. m. Thursday for mem
berS of the Twentieth Century
Club. Mrs. Edwin Langhorne
Yates will read paper on
Washington, Yesterday and To-
day" and Mrs. William Ray
mond de Priest will take as her
subject Puerto Rico
Tea hoSteSSeS will be Mrs.
Jenna Van Hess and Mrs. Anna
r. LeVant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
Musicale Society
Officers Named

NEWLY ELECTED officers
Of the Tuesday Musicale Society
are: Lois Johnston Chapman
president: CHI Szanto. vice
president. Florence Gallagher,
executive and reporting Secre-
tary, Adelaide Venmann, cor
responding secretary, and Paul
Athdy. treasurer.
Board members include Mar
jOrie Deyo. Ncrnelle Peppard.
Mary Louise Handley Esther a.
Y. Johnson, Ruth Rayer and
June Wells.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
With Husband at Cornell

Mrs Stuart Reed Of HillcreSt
road is spending Easter with her
husband It. Reed, at Cornell
University in Ithaca. y y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
School GIee Club
To Sinq for PTA

THE SENIOR MOTHERS OF
THE u. OF d. HIGH SCHOOL
PTA will sponsor a bridge lunch
con at p. m. Wednesday at the
high school. The glee club will
entertain during the luncheon.
Mrs. Eugene Simon and Mrs.
Walter Groves are chairmen, as
sisted by:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
LEsDAMEi
BoysviIle Auxiliary Meets

WOMAN'S AUXILIARY OF
BOYSVILLE will meet AT 100
p. m. al the downtown YWCA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25

X. T. T.. Sorority members are
Dragging about the super sales
they have made so far on tick
cts for their dance 10 be- held
May 7 al the Detroit-Leland.
Kay Coon Is chairman Of the
party and her assistants are:
MISSES
Martha Cau1ey Winnie Williams
Carol Broierirk Dor0'ny Jones
Jean Boos Am Henderson
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
Annual Meeting Monday

Annual meeting and election
of officers OF the Crosse Pointe
Mothers Club will be held al s
p. m. Monday in the high school
library.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
Party After Christening

The other young lady is the
infant daughter of Mr and Mrs
Arthur w. Roehm OF Geoda
Farms. Franklin road. and her
christening will take place at
ST. Hugo of the Hills Church
with a party following at the
home of her grandparents Mr.
and Mrs. David " Brodcrick
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Andrews Of
New York are coming on 10 be
godparentS. ,,
Several out-cf-te'+ft e'it--i = - ~
spend the weekend al Bloom
field Hills Country Club aS
guests OF the BroderlckS and Inc
RoehmS. and small Patricia
Jeans brothers and sisters.
EthelA DAVID ana Georgia, also
Will be present
Mr. and Mrs William G
I.erchen OF Pembroke drive are
settled again in their Bloomfield
Hills home after spending the
winter months az The Whittier
Hotel m Detroit
Mrs r. John IICber ~ Ear
hour terrace viii leave Monday
for a visit in Washington, y {.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
Sorority Busy PIedeing

Mi Chapter OF Iota Alpha ri.
National Sorority az Wayne Uni
NerSlty have been busy pledglng
all week.
Tentative new members in
Clude:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
Goodwill Ind. Lunch May ;

The junior group Of the Good
will Industries will meet for
luncheon at 1870 p. m, May 3
at the Detroit Athletic Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
Club S History
Will Be Reviewed

DETROIT SOROSIS WIN
meet for luncheon at II o'clock
Tuesday at the home OF Mrs.
Elizabeth Ross in Tuxedo ave-
nue..
Mrs. George I. Berridge will
give a reading and Mrs. Amy s.
Bennett will review the clubs
history. Hostesses will be Mrs.
Harold Kinnear. Mrs. Larry $.
DaVidow and Mrs. ID. G.. Mac
Donald with Mrs. Mabel Cham
berlain leader of the day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
Mrs. ShaIIcross Back Home

Mrs. John ShalleFess arrived
Saturday morning from Locust
Valley, L. l., where she visited
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Beekman
Pool.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
Club TO STAGE
Battle of Wits

COLONY TOWN CLUB viii
give an informal dinner party
Thursday evening at 7 O'Clock,
TO be followed by a round table
battle of wits conducted by
George w. Gushing of station
WJR and William j. Coughlin
Four husbands viii be selected
by MI Gushing TO take part m
this unrehearSed program.
Mrs Philip {. Baker is chair
man OF the committee and her
assistants are.
MESDAMES
William p Blodgett William n Higgins
Lloyd y BARLEY Matthew Van
a rchi bald BrpUmheld derkIu0t
Howard A. COfnn Henry T.. WenFer
Russell A Dossin Louis r Wesaud
George p. Gopdson j, Robert Wiikn
Walter j Haitian
and Miss Katharine Kay
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
Mrs. Usher in Arizona

Mrs. Burt x ShuIlN ii. VINO
iS visiting her parents. Mr. and
- Ail.S- John II k'LIc-IL. OF Mar
tell drive. entertained group OF
friends "Wednesday IN her
mothers home
Mrs Naomi ID Usher Of South
Adams road. who has been IN
California the greater part OF
the winter. rs IN Phoenix ARR,
a. present AZ the guest Of MI
and Mrs Bert Morley Mrs.
Morley viii accompany Mrs.
Usher 10 Birmingham where she
will divide a visit with her chill
drcn, Mr.. and Mrs John w.
Blanchard. Mr and Mrs Fritz
II. Klecne and Mr. and Mrs.
Marc A Bcltalre III
1t and Mrs Charles Alison
Monroe Virginia HIS were
hosts 20 a group OF friends AZ a
supper party Sunday evening IN
their apartment IN Whtmore
road in Detroit
Jane Collins. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Sheldon X Noble OF
Cranbrook road, has Joined the
WAVES and is awaiting orders
10 report for duty. which she
expects about MaN J..
Mrs Charles G. Welch and her
daughter. Mrs. knute OnSaEer,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs Wayne
V. Brown in their home IN
Darlen. Conn.
Entertaining al High Tea
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph l.. Polk
have returned 10 their home IN
Lone Pine road from a short
stay in Naples, Fla
Barbara Booth daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Warren s Booth
of Martcll drive. is expected
home next week from Scripps
College az Clarcmont Cal.
Mr. and Mrs. {. \. Newcomb
Jr. will be hosts this Sunday
afternoon al a family gathering
in their home. The jumpers,
w. Long Lake road Members
of the group who Will be guests
at high tea will be Mr. and Mrs.
G. A. Newcomb III OF Ann Ar
Dor. Mr.. and Mrs Warren :.
Booth and Mr.. and Mrs. John
JenneSS Newcomb OF Crosse
Polnte and their families.
Christ Church bags are arllv-
Ing at the Guild Hall daily filed
with parish members "unuS-
ableS' which will be on sale at
the scmiannual rummage sale
April 20 beginning at 9 IN the
morning
Mrs. Edward W Brehm is
general chairman of the affair.
assisted by Mrs. Ernest II.
Fletcher. and further assisting
will be Mrs Fred Weed AT the
adding machines. Mrs. William
Brown as cashier Mrs Henry
Whiting, who is marking with
the help of Mrs. Horace A. Pot
ter and Mrs. Robert r. Grindley
Mrs. Earl j. Thompson has
charge of the bags
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
MIssEs
Dance Ticket Sale Heavy

H0phla shapiro
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-04
ne County Are Indicted Into Armed Forces

Howard Gardner Jr., 431l scovei.
Arlucious stephens, b746 Beechwood.
Thomas Cunningham. 60is Northfield.
Clark Tate, 5779 Vaneourt
seaborn PAGE. 63l2 Twenty eighth.
Wallace Sims. 5si5 Bicycle
William Alexander, 1892 Mortified.
Levy Miles Jr., eIi9 Woodrow.
Hayes Dabney, oOO7 stanford.
Charles Merrlman, $3.50 Stanford.
SENT DIRECT no FORT CUSTER
David c. Netheroot, stephen J. Dorsek
Jr., Lee n. Alvin. Peter Raykov, Fred
Silence. George H.. Carney, Alonzo d.
Manier. William J. Jablonsld. Paul 4. Paw
lax, Joseph +. Matghews yr.. Nicholas 81
mat. Thaddeus ]. Mazur, James ~, Nido.
Leonard y. Warren, Henry X. Romas.
Leonard c. stephens, Tony skiba, William
w. Chirota, Thaddeus Kedzierski, Dean
IS Giddings. John p. Kukier. Herman v.
Hicks, Casey Bolman. Willie G. Thomp-
son. Ralph b. Ewing. Robert W. Eyual.
hart, Arthur y. Wilson, Percy G. Green.
wood. ROLAND +. Mcclure. John r.
McWatters, Danile A. Masouris, Roy Y.
Abraham, Joseph A.. Corey, Robert 7.
Freppel. Howard ii. White Jr, Arthur O,
Baker, Robert 4. Bryant, James N. Brad
dock. Donald A. Jadwin. Clifford b. An
derson, Carl L. Fancil Ora J. Underwood.
Robert v. Cupit, Frank ". Roth. Clavert
In. Maindment. Donald r.. Gran. Roger
ID. Dodsworth. Lloyd c. Kelsey. William
II. Kilpis. Ralph smoke
Angelo shane, George A. Smith, Alvin q.
Huntington, Edward HslinneS Matthew NJ.
Schooner Laurence NJ Cniiftade, Robert
j.. Gardian. John Vcselenak Jr.. Joseph
r. Ehlen Louis W ChArvat, Robert n.
Kelly, Donald a. WILDER.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-04
Is Draft Boards
Send Men to Army,
Navy and Marines

A total Of 75S DraftccS from
Wsyne County alone were in the
armed forces today after lnduc-
ton al the jefferson avenue In
duStion station
Board No. : with 20 induc,eeS
led ne list OF is boards.
The list:
WANNF RoNRp 40. 3
tlyssfs Williams, &.2t Haze
Clifton Wells. s1l5 waterloo.
Ernest Brown, 226f NIatt
Waiter 4 V Wright, 2g'7 Madison.
s1 sls,sh = 3. n- -a-sr = 81 g. KutJn
Arnold Calhoun, 1919 Eas' Congress.
Robert 4. Reed. ttl 81 Aubtn.
Glenn Graham, !--s Maple,
spence StoudemiIe, 2IlS Dos tAHpaa.
MBrioa Scott SIG Cnent
RUFUS s. Apple 9tgl> NcDopgan,
I.ete a.. Frinclr 2lo4 DUBOIS.
CT,Nrrys - THOMPSON IT.. Zs62 Maris.
Oliver Kenyon ir, 2oha CLINTON.
Wine J. evans. 2222 sherman.
WAYNE BOARD No.
Leonard A. GerniaR. 1885 spencer
Bernard J OpaleWski. 26S2 East Ferry.
Joseph Adasek. 6475 Jos Campau
ThaddeUs MarcinknWskl e054 joe. cMnpau.
Louis Y. smier;ka, 1877 Fast Garfield.
Grregory p. Frankowsk7. 4643 Chtns
JOSEPH W StagkoWsH hf64 Belvidtre.
~ lVesier J Mruwdzynski. 1888 Granny
Nstaie Blonde. 2l5i Harper
Arthur ! kuSzHli nski 2lal Frt1eritk.
stanley MsrCinisk. 2l3i East FtIrN.
Alexander l.. Riauce Jr., &2oIl Brittany,
Anthony A. Miller 222s Superior.
Albin Gauca 546G Mitchell
Peter pHwluk 25f0 East MuWA4kes.
William Zlotek, 1901 McDoUgaL
Theodore sawicki 2244 Horton
RAYMOND Paszkiewiez: sios Grandy.
Joseph r. MAxznlA. S&99 Seaeca
Chester a. STpunar. 26I5 Hcndrie.
William F1oreskul. 574f St Aubin.
Bernard L. SZcgerhinsh Aa4S Grandy.
Clements ). PeplinEki. 5Sis Jos CAmpau.
Marion r. BrylowGkh 4T24 Dubois
Richard r. kuchArski. 5l3s St Aubin.
Eugene NJ. PosiAiko. 21a9 Farnsworth
Thaddeus F. RzeszotArski, 2225 Frederick.
RAYMOND p. Pawlowsk. 223I Farnsworth.
Teddy Surlsta. 525i Second.
William Artymovich, 1923 Grandv
Anthony LAzEars 1885 East Willis.
Erwin J. Tomkiewtcz. 2225 Hendrie.
Chester 4. Wiercinski. 1851 Trombly.
Joe A. Przybylski. 415s Dubois.
Steve Marinkorrich. 1898 East Forest
Frank T. Kolodzie1skL- 22hf- East Forest
Aloysius Slusarski. 1893. Superior.
ArmandB DiMambro. t215 McDougAll.
Tadeus Laskowski. 2i35 East Grand Blvd.
Joseph j. Waldowskl, 1925 Dubois.
BIZ Lazzarino. 1921 Illinois.
Edward II. BojRrski, 4s13 Dubois.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-04
MANNE RnARn 60. !

Martin 7 White 1921 McDougau.
Anthony Cevette i2l26 81 Aubin.
walter ScmefoT 133a5 Mackay
Dominic Bontempo 1885 Hun
Joseph Pswlowski 1888 Goddard
Fdwarr STANLEY Ross 1887 So Louis.
HcrW otrmefsN 1894 Newhcrn
J45epr Mario n9ck 2Vi Edwin Ham'r'ok.
Chester 81. Fortuna 1877 Charest.
HErId p Tic3h lAiu4 Moran
Hear John jUugs. l3fso Mitchell
pare.sh d. Fhrhat. 2ta0 Lawley.
Nike Rrlmer 1890 greeley.
Edward s. Gr4yl. 2lN8 BURNSIDE"
John W. ponaUsk 1880 Moran
Raicslav Ni~iak. l26l6 McDOuEsH
y rmsu HsuH Necore. l224s Gallagher.
Norman .. kIark 1620 East Seven Nile
Orlando Frs42,nl nan ST. Aubin.
frm Morgan 1880 MaIN.
Joseph srsnsyzo. iS6A5 Hun.
hu p.rreiO. 1905 fleminl
Joseph y. RydeH, 1891 Gallagher.
Edward J. Kraft 1885 Lumpkin.
Giuseppe PERI. 1896 Dean.
Edward J puSzka, l2143 Gallagher.
kchHrd kilorsk, ie2i9 ChAresi.
,laba >. Winter f7S20 Russell
Har., a Boukowski 1889 Charest
LUIS. Melt 1904 Arlington.
Gerald COlantlnio, 11lS7 Marx
Gaurcl -. Corey. 1896 Maine.
Jahu Palermo. iTlS6 Arlington.
Victor p. Getnskl, 1901 Greeley.
arthur r. tu1Fu- 1887 Greeley.
OYii. Estsks, i1a45 ChAFest
Frank Wisniewski. 1885 Jos Campau.
George B Fortuna. l742l Lumpkin.
John NcNeeley 2il3 Grant,
stanley a. Jes2ke. l2509 Moran.
Edwin s Staub, 1891 Klinger.
Peter pCiros. 1859 Ropelle
Eari Nelson Elliott 1899 Hun.
Henry Enr,cu BastlAnelh. 1910 Marx.
Chester J. klmek, 1880 Moran.
Anthony DeGeoTge. 1850 Riopelle
Chester J. Grsbowski. 1888 McDougau.
John Dzierbick, 1924 Moran.
Louis Joseph Scayons. 1922 Conant.
George Havrinchem. 1880 Riopeue.
John Rakoita, 1927 East Dawson.
Harvey Fred Rieske, 1854 Mcpherson.
Charles G.. Chineln 1927 Cody
John Anaclcto Bastanelli. 12500 Mackay.
Verne Quick lr.. 1881 Cardoni.
STANLEY A, Stonik. 1889 Anglin.
Harry ", pygoWski. 1870 Fleming.
Leonard j. Ptak, 5000 Casmere.
Frank Kozlowski, 1921 Moran.
Philip w Guran, 1929 ChHrest.
Robert F. Bolin. 1884 Russell.
Peter Sauto. 1887 McDOugall
Alfred A. TuTonek, 1927 KlingPr
Joseph J. kovacich. 1914 Russell.
Henry Cristini. 1929 Fleming
stephen p. Krawiec. 1884 Meade
Richard s, Antoniewski. 1875 Charest.
Milan Gastovitch, 1881 Mckay.
James X. Logan, 1887 Russell.
WAYNE BOARD NO.
Frank Krajuik. 677s Seminole.
Charles J. Becker, 1902 Montclair
Stanley NJ. BuyRk. 1919 East Farnsworth
William II, ssdowski, 1894 Marjorie
Harold A. HakiiH,- B720 Pennsylvania
William J. Harsnczak, ISIS Mitchell.
Virgil u. Becknell, 4s43 Elery.
Henry @. Kranich, 3737 Alter road.
Henry +. szewczul, 2277 Goodson.
Guido Fracassa. $500 East Garfield.
Paul y. Horodko. 4sfo Elmwood.