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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-16
Belleville
WAYNE BAPTIST CHURCH -.
SCENE OF LOVELY WEDDING

Belleville. Mich, Apr. ia very
pretty but informal ceremony was
held at the Baptist Church, Wayne,
at $50 D. m. Wednesday. when
Miss Geraldine Sherlock, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Sherlock,
Belleville, was united in marriage
to Harold f. Siler, Wayne, Rev. A.
W. Henderson, pastor Of the Grace
Baptist Church, Belleville, officiat-
ed. The wedding party entered
the church TO the strains OF the
Lohengrin wedding march played
BY Mrs. Orrin r. Post. Their only
attendants were Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
sci Seaman, cousins OF the bride.
The Mendelssohn wedding march
was played for the recessional.
The bride was attired in a street
length dress of light blue crepe with
a pink hat and accessories to match.
She wore a corsage Of pink roses
and carnations. Mrs. Seaman wore
dress Of navy blue sheer with
white accessories with a corsage OF
white gardenias.
A reception for about fifty rela-
tives and friends was held at the
sherlock residence on Third st. I'M
mediately following the ceremony.
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MACCABEE HIVE HAS
NEW SERVICE FLAG

At the regular meeting of Queen
City Tent Hive OF Maccabees,
Thursday evening. the new service
flag for the hive. purchased by the
commander, Miss Hazel Stitt. was
on display. The 16 stars for the
members and sons OF members in
service will be placed on the flag.
so that it may be hung for the next
meeting.
II was voted TO have card party
after the next meeting, with the
members having birthdays in May
as hostesses.
Men OF the hive IN service are
George and Allen Stitt. Robert and
William Ely. Robert and Thomas
Riley, John Kirk, Leslie Barber, Jo-
seph and Paul Hawker. Charles
Pone. Roy Wolf. Robert Wales. Ed.
ward Ziegler, Daniel Barber and
Lloyd Green.
The WashtenaW County Associa-
ton will meet ~ Milan in May.
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CIRCLE RECEIVES
COMMITTEE REPORTS

Al the April busiuegs meeting of
Circle IL OF the Methodist Won
ans Society OF Christian Service
Thursday evening at the home Of
Mrs. Mac BeGole. committee re-
ports were given and announce.
ments were made. Mrs. Martin Daw.
son presided. The circle voted TO
take charge OF the decorations for
the church for Easter sunday The
committee 10 assist is Mrs. Ralph
Fairchild and Mrs. William Grow
ley.
1t was reported that several re.
sponded 10 the call 10 make cookies
10 be sent to a soldiers hospital in
Battle Creek last week
The Russian Relief drive and the
cooperative dinner at the ahuuch
May 4 at $50. which will take the
place OF the church annual Mother.
lDaughteg banquet were announced
The nominating committee ap-
nod ted to prepare the slate of OIL.
eel, for election at the May meet
ihg.J Mrs. r. Fairchild, Mrs. Clay
ton Hopp and Mrs. Lyman La
Chance. Some valuable information
on gardening vas given by Mrs.
Lloyd Walters, educational advisor
for the Victory Garden program,
she answered questions from the
members.
Four new names were added 10
the membership roll, Mrs. H. L.
Bailey. Mrs. Basil Wheeler, Mrs.
Evans Dermott. and Mrs. Robert
Atkinson. \ visitor at the meeting
was Miss Phyllis Benoy, the Meth
odist Church visitor.
The committee for. the evening
was Mrs. Knowell Hart. Mrs. Max
Brands. Mrs. Mac BeGole and Mrs.
Russell Cosper
The next circle meeting will be
May 20 at the home Of Mrs. Walter
Heyler.
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- OuG- Boys

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. squlers are in
receipt OF news from their son, En-.
sign ]. c. Squires, that he is well
and is finding Navy life satistac-
tory. He was a graduate OF Normal
College here in the class OF 1910.
He joined the Navy in March. 1912.
going first to school at Norfolk.
Va. and then TO an officers school
at Portland. Me-. where he received
his commission as ensign. He mar
ried Miss Helen Kowalski. a Normal
College student, before joining the
Navy, lie is stationed in the Pa.
cific Ocean area.
Joseph Britton. Jr.. who is sta.
toned at camp Robinson. Little
Rock. Ark, has been promoted to
corporal He Is acting as instructor
to the new arrivals at that camp.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo s. Baka have
received word from their son, Fred
erick Berger. that he has been
transferred from Camp Foster to
Camp James Lake. Watersmeet,
Mich.
Gerald Power, son Of Mr. and
Mrs. c. VI. Power. writes that he
has been advanced from third to
second class aviation metalsmith.
He is stationed on a South Pacific
island. He said he enjoys getting
pictures from home. and that sup
plies are coming through better
now.
Pvt. Arlo II. Cox has been trans
ferred from Camp Kearns, Utah. TO
Orlando, Fla, where he arrived
Thursday.
Russell Loesell. who was pro-
NOTED to rank Of corporal in the
army after completing basic train
ing at Fort Robinson, Ark. is now
taking an IS weeks course at the
coast artillery school at Fort Mon
roe, Virginia.
Mrs. Walter F.. Tubbs left Thurs
day TO visit her husband at Fort
Benning, Ga. where lie is attending
the officers training school.
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day ,i5iting his sister. Mrs. Alice
Thurstin, his brother, A. Lee Miller
and other re'at es.
John Robert, small son o; Mr..
and Mrs. Merle f. Touse, is recover
ing from the chicken poX.
Mrs. Hattie Cady who spent the
winter with her niece and husband,
Mr.. and Mrs, Daryl II. Raymond.
left last Friday for Detroit where
she will spend the week visiting
friends before Leaving for her sum
mer home at Hubbard Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hewlett and
daughter. Phyllis, Ypsilanti. were
Saturday evening callers at the
home of Mrs. Howletts parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Craft
Herbert Spring had the misfor~
tune to fall wednesday evening and
cut his head above the right eye.
Stitches had TO be taken to close
the cut.
Mrs. william Lewis attended the
funeral of her aunt at Morenci,
Monday.
Rev. and Mrs. Alfred Eddy spent
Sunday witt their daughter and
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Smith, Ferndale. They attended
morning services in Ferndale and
later visited Cranbrook.
Mr. and Mrs. o. r. Post were
Sunday callers Of Mr. and Mrs.
Otto Thorn. Wayne.
Mrs. Blanche Walters spent. Sun
day with her cousin. Mrs. Elsie
Dingman, Detroit.
Mrs. Merle Barker spent Monday
in Detroit.
Mrs. Donald F. Raymond Denton,
was a Sunday dinner guest of MI.
and Mrs. Daryl II. Raymond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Mann have
moved into the apartment on
Fourth st. just recently vacated by
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph FELTON, who
have taken an apartment at
Wayne.
Mrs. william Bell Ypsilanti.
spent Sunday with her brother and
wife, DR.. and Mrs. Samuel H.
Robbie, E. Huron River Or.
Mrs. Paul Otter underwent ma
ior operation at st. Joseph Hospital,
Ann Arbor. Thursday.
Mrs. Emile Shepherd spent sew
eral days this past week In Ann
Arbor.
Mrs. William A. Garlick. worthy
matron, and Russell f. Price, wor-
thy patron Of Belleyille Chapter
O.E.S.. visited Purity Chapter, De.
troit, Monday evening.
Funeral services were held at
the Roberts Funeral Home, Wednes-
day for Mrs. william Ellis who
passed away at the homme OF her
daughter, Mrs. Howard McQuaid on
Sunday after an illness Of several
years.
Rev. L. S. Schiefele. Kalamazoo.
was a guest OF the Rev. and Mrs.
Alfred Eddy the fore part OF the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Tapp. Ann
Arbor. were Sunday callers Of the
formers brother and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Willard Tapp.
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OFFICERS ELECTED
BY LEADER CLASS

Leader Class members OF the
Methodist Church elected officers
for the ensuing year and made
plans for their May meeting and
silver tea. Thursday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. F. VI. Greenstreet.
The meeting was opened by the
president, Mrs. Maurice Seiple. with
the reading o. a poem. Mrs. L. R.
Chase led the deyotions using the
Resurrection as her theme. She read
from John 8, verse 40 and John /,
verse %. She read a poem on the
thought OF spring and closed with
prayer.
The nominating committee re-
ported and officers for the year
were elected: Mrs. Seiple is presi-
dent. reelected; MrsrWilliam WED
erhoft. vice president. reelected; ;
Mrs. Fred Katon. secretary; Mrs.
Lowell Lee. treasurer; Mrs. Lloyd
Barnes. teacher.
The women were asked 10 provide
furniture they might be able to
spare for soldier living in a ware.
house until more barracks are fin.
ished
For the May meeting they will
have silver tea when each mem
Der may bring guest. II was sus-
gested that the Business and Pro
.essionsl Womens Bible Class be
invited.
Mrs. Fred Spencer. chairman for
the day. directed pencil game.
for which prizes were awarded the
winners, Mrs. Chase and Mrs. Harry
Farris.
At the close OF the afternoon. the
committee served refreshments Of
ice cream and waters.
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BAPTIST CIRCLE
NAMES OFFICERS

New Officers for circle one OF
the Baptist Womens Union were
elected al the April business meet
ing. which was followed by a pro-
gram. Thursday evening at the
church. New officers are Mrs. Bur-
ME Rossbach. vice president; Mrs.
Dan Ohlinger. secretary Mrs. L. E.
Paupst. treasurer.
Holiday plates were turned IN
and found 10 contain $3.50. There
are several plates still out. Mrs.
Rossbach conducted the meeting
and announced the Baptist Union
bake sale, Apr. "a, at 2l7 W. Mich
igan Ave.
For the program, in charge OF
Mrs. Earl Hubbard. Mrs. Alonzo
Miller gave talk on the Mexican
missionaries. and Mrs. Rossbach
played piano selection. Devotions
we're led by Mrs. Dan Patch.
Refreshments were served the
Is members by Mrs. Hubbard and
committee.
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WALTON AUXILIARY
NAMES COMMITTEE

A sick committee TO serve for
three months was appointed al the
meeting OF the Izaak Walton League
Auxiliary, Thursday evening at the
league hall. The committee to serve
is Mrs. Fora TIL. Mrs. Carl Lore
and Mrs. Albert Becker.
The women joined the mems
league for a social time and were
shown two reels OF home motion pic
lures.
The next auxiliary meeting will
be Apr. 90.
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RELIEF BUNDLES
DINNER PAYMENT

Bundles OF clothing for Russian
relief was the admission charge for
the Junior Chamber OF Commerce
Auxiliary dinner meeting. Thursday
evening at Gilbert House. The de-
licious John Mazetti dinner with
home made ice cream for dessert
was prepared by the committee,
Mrs. Lewis Ables. Mrs. Bruce Brad
ley, Mrs. Thor Marsh and Mrs.
Harold Ziegler. The table decora-
tons were for Easter with yellow
and lavender Dummies. Following
dinner, Mrs. Morton Nelles enter.
tanned with her accordion and led
in novel group singing.
Mrs. Ables presided at the briei
business meeting when it was de-
cided 10 use the money collected
from the travelling basket for fur
nishings for Gilbert House.
Mrs. Gerald Beissel volunteered
10 have the Red cross sewing group
at her home next Thursday evening
at s o'clock. The committee TO have
charge OF the next meeting is Mrs.
Noel Speer. Mrs. Glenn Touse, Mrs.
Alvin Joslyn and Mrs. Hugh Dins-
dale. The dinner will be at the Con-
gregational Church. and be served
by the Congregational Guild.
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Leaves for Colorado

Mrs. Willard Tapp left Wednes'
day night for Denver, Colorado, TO
visit her son. Pvt First Class Don
aid Tapp who is stationed at Low
~ Field. She will stop in Chicago
to visit pvt. William Westphal. a
friend OF Donald. Mr.. Tapp plans
to join her the week OF May to
be present at graduation exercises
to be held at Lowry Field.
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Honor Liant. Mrs. Rudd

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Budd, Chase
Rd., entertained Friday evening in
honor of the formers brother and
wife. Lieut.. and Mrs. Melvin C..
Budd. Buffalo, n. Y. Guests includ-
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Milatz and
family. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Hub
bard, Romulus. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Irwin Milatz. Allan Park.
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SURPRISE SHOWER
HONORS APRIL BRIDE

Members OF the Methodist Choir
held a surprise shower at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bert c. Post Thurs
day evening OF last week, honoring
Miss Geraldine Sherlock, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Sherlock,
Third St.. who became the bride OF
Harold Siler, Wayne. A lovely gift
was presented 10 Miss Sherlock and
light refreshments were served by
the ladies'.
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Fine Points in Bridqe
BY sHEFARo BARCLAY

ing 3-Clubs. The fact that this
raise was not given on the first
round could not have misled South
into thinking he had four-card
support in case South had only a
four-card suit.
South is really the one who FUN
bled. however. Not so much by
bidding No Trumps on his second
turn, but by not then rebidding at
3-Hearts when North's 3-Clubs
came to him. That would have let
North know he had a five-carder.
and the latter would then have
gone to 4-Hearts In rubber bridge,
which II was.
The No Trump game was beat
en- quickly. The diamond 10, COW
cred by the K. brought a hold-up
from South. who took the third
diamond. When he later lost to the
club A, he was slaughtered by the
rest Of the diamonds.
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Rev. Eddy Conducts Bites

Rev. Alfred Eddy conducted the
funeral services of the late Mrs.
Merle Mclaughlin, formerly OF the
Jacksonville community. at a fu-
neral home in Carleton, Wednesday
afternoon.
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Entertaina Club

The B. B. Bunco Club was enter
tanned by Mrs. Gardner Hulett al
her home. Thursday evening. Prize
winners for buuco we're Mrs. Mil
dred Stinedurf, Mrs. Hulett and
Mrs. John Simon. The house prize
went to Mrs Annabelle Reynolds.
Mrs. Stinedurf will be hostess sor
the club next Thursday evening. Re
freshments were served.
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REPORT INJURIES

Lansing, APR. 16-AP-The state
department OF labor and industry
disclosed here that 3.292 COM
pensable industrial injuries were
reported during March, establish.
ing a new monthly high for the 80
years in which such mishaps have
been officially listed. The previous
peak was 2,s12 in September, 1912.
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Marriage Announced

Announcement is being made OF
the marriage OF Lieut.. Melvin C.
Budd to Miss Charlotte V. HOOK
daughter OF E. Frank Hook, Balti'
more. Nd. The wedding ceremony
performed IN true military style,
was read April 5, in the chapel oil
the Richmond Ave. Methodist
Church, Blffalo. y. Y. Lieut.. Budd'
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Budd,
Chase Rd.. is with the L. 5. Coast
Artillery now stationed at Buffalo
y. Y.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-16

LONDON-INS-Adolf Hitler in
his recent conference with Musso-
lini asked the Italian premier to
Join Germany in an attack through
Spain against the British naval
base Of Gibraltar. according to a
report from Rome here which was
received by Reuters through
Zurich.
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FAVOR THE MAJOR

WHEN THERE Is a suit IN
which your side possesses a total
Of eight cards. you can nearly al
ways take ten tricks with it as
trump more safely than you can
take nine at No Trumps. That is
not necessarily so II the dummy
has a 1888 distribution, with no
short place to use its trumps. But
when any other distribution pre-
walls, you will usually find that an
eight-card major suit offers a bet
ter game try than No Trumps.
even when all suits are stopped.
A10QS5
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FORMER HEAD APPOINTED

Owosso Mich, Apr. 16-Former
head Of Michigan Prison Industry,
Maj. William H. Burke. OF Owosso
has been appointed chief OF the
prison industries branch Of the Gov
eminent division OF the War Pro
duction Board. effective May /, II
was announces Thursday.
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To Visit BOYS in Camp

Mrs. Donald Raymond and Mrs.
Daryl Raymond, accompanied by
Mr. and Mrs. George Lindblad, Den
ton, left Thursday evening for
Georgia. where they will visit Pvt.
Donald +. Raymond at Camp Cor
don and PVT. George Lindblad at
Camp Stewart.
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Announce Birth

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Edward are
announcing the birth OF a son at St.
Joseph Hospital, Ann Arbor, Tues
day. April 10.
Mr.. and Mrs Willard Tapp were
SUNDAY callers at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. William Westphal, De-
troit.
Mrs George c. Allan, Mrs. Ken
meth Hunt and Mrs. Orrin r. Post
were Ypsilanti shoppers Wednes.
day.
z. Lynn Miller, Jacksonville,
Fla, spent tSunday through Tues
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VOLUNTEERS ASKED
TO CLEAN CHURCH

At the meeting OF the Altar So
ciety OF st. John Church. Thursday
evening in the rectory Of the rec
reation room, reports were given
and members were urged to yolun-
teer to help in cleaning the church
for Easter. They are 10 meet al the
church, Apr. 10.
1t was voted TO keep an assert.
ment OF religious articles in the
Baptistpy for the convenience OF
parishioners.
The society will meet again May
IL
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W.s.c.s. Holds Meeting

The regular monthly meeting OF
the W!S.C.S. OF the Methodist
Church was held at the home OF
Mrs. May Alban Wednesday after
noon. Following the business meet
ing special program was given
and tea was served. The teachers Of
the school we're special guests.
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Bridae Club Meets

The Hi Ho Bridge Club met Tues
day evening at the home OF Mrs.
Stuart Potts, +. Columbia Ave.
Prizes were won by Mrs. Arthur
Kerbyson. Mrs. Alfred Hay and
Mrs Walter Bradshaw.
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Celebrating Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Schaab are
planning to celebrate their silver
wedding anniversary with family
dinner. Their daughter. Mrs. James
Newman. Cleveland, o., is coming
here for the event but their son.
Richard. who is now stationed at
Miami Beach, Fla. in an aviation
military police unit. will be unable
10 he nresnnf
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New Faces

Many new faces we're seen among
those attending the Thursday night
Fun program at the First Method
ist Church. Refreshments OF ice
cream were served. Next week be-
ing Holy Week, there will be no
session OF Fun Night. Activities
will be resumed the following
Thursday. April 29.
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3 adv Named

Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Dominick,
Detroit, have named their infant
son, born April 3. Toby Rand. Mrs.
Dominick is the former Ruelle
Fischer, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred C. Fischer of this place.
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Of Social Events
TODAY

TODAY
Carpenter Womeps Relief Corps number IS business
GAR Hall
Junior Luther League Lutheran Church o'clock church
Phoenix Lodge number and NJ. special communication
80 Fellowcrar degree. Masonic Temple lodge
The Bahsi Study and Discussion
St, with Mrs. J. y, Faiy
SATURDAY
Chldrens Story Hour 1890 m, the Public Library
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Church In Readiness

Because OF extensive decorating
Of the Methodist Church. no sery-
ices were held last Sunday. The
building is now in readiness for
services beginning Palm sunday
and other special services to be held
Holy Week.
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Married in Toledo

Louglas Lane and Miss Winni-
fred Burseau were quietly married
at Toledo, O., Saturday. A reception
was held at the Tyler st. Hall in
the evening.
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Holds Open House

Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Budd held
open house wednesday evening oil
last week at their home on Chase
Rd. in honor OF their son and WIFE
Lieut.. and Mrs. Melvin {. Budd'
Buffalo, y. Y.
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First 1t H. A. Jones. assistant
Army Air Force resident represent
alive at the Air Base at the Bomber
Plant has been transferred from the
local field to Bell Aircraft Corpora
ton, Buffalo. n. Y. He has been
here since Novemb Der. His successor
here has not been announced by
Army officials.
Mrs. Charles Gassell and little
daughter Maryann have returned
from q weel S visit with Mrs. Gas
sells sister, Mrs. F. II. Buchanan,
Fenton.
Mrs. Edward Payne spent Thurs
dav in Ann Arbor.
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three weeks vacation spent in the
southern and western states.
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In Honor Society

Miss Jean Ostrander, junior al
Marygrove College. was elected to
Iota Gamma Alpha, Marygroye
Honor Society, and received class
honors at the Honors Conyocation
Wednesday.
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Return From Vacation -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee VI. Beard ana
daughter have returned from a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-25
81 Michigan Marines
Captured. Navy Reports

termcdiate School and was a sales
man for a department store.
mike Il such baby" Mrs.
Trupiano said. But he can take
care of himself. We expect TO
get an answer soon from the IL
letters we have written since
pete and Mike have been
prisoners"
Another son, Dominic, 30, has
been put in LA and IS awaiting
induction.
Other Detroit men listed as
prisoners are:
Cpl. Philip c. Marsh Jr., 1856
French Road; Cpl. Woodrow w.
Bonnie. 1881 Morrcl; Cpl. Ralph
II. Hale, 1853 Campbell; Sgt.
Michael a. OSS, 1884 Dean; Pfc.
Orval J. Corriveau. 4223 Coplin;
Pfc. Harold w. DoyaSh. A034 Law
renee; Pic. Fred +. koenig Jr.,
1900 Manor; Pfc. David r.
Spooner, 1fi6 Ferry Park; Pvt.
Nelson a. Busch, 1904 Senator;
Pvt. Allen r. Lucas, 652 ST. Jean.
Other Michigan men held are
Cpl Joseph w. Black, Glad
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; DefroiterS
Among 9 From
Michigan Killed

Nine Michigan soldiers. in
Guiding three petro.terS. were
listed by the war department to-
day among 252 United States sol
diers killed m action.
From Detroit.
Tech. SGT. Harold J. Durham
Of 1885, Cruise. killed iH the Euro
pean area
Pvt. James T Hartley 1881
Kentfield. North Africa.
Tech. 5th Gil Barney G. Sand
retto. 4S2S Williams. North Africa
Other Michigan men killed were
First II Alan II Smith. Paw
Paw. killed IN the Middle East
Cpl. John D. Baho Bloomlndale,
North Africa.
Pvt. John {. Diuenber, St
LOUIS, North Africa.
Pfc. Walter r. Walter, Pontiac,
North Africa.
Tech Sgt Harold V. Brooks,
Clarksville, Pacific area.
Cpl. Cecil X RinGler, White
Cloud Southwest Pacific
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Supervised Play
To Start June |

Citing sharp increases in juvenile
delinquency the city recreation
department announced plans today
10 maintain supervisors at school
Fairgrounds after June ! rather
than July !.
The common council approved
a $1,000 appropriation after a rep
resentative quoted police figures 70
show complaints against girls have
risen Is per cent over comparative
figures last year and complaints
against boys had gained IS per
cent.
In addition. admittance 10 deten-
ton homes of delinquent girls was
up as per cent and Of boys 81 per
cent.
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stone: Cpl. Robert f. Haney. Bir-
tmingham; Cpl. Jarvis M. Kapp-
linger. Glare: Cpl. Dean f. KeiSer,
Pontiac; Cpl. Kenneth V. Rice,
Bad Axe; Master Sgt. James n.
Olmsted, Watervliet; Sgt Floyd
L. Tebo, Flint: Chief Cook William
C. Gembill, Lennon: Pfc. Duane
j. Clark, Pontiac; Pfc. John c.
Dolsen, Traverse City; Pfc. Robert
A. Ferguson, Royal Oak; Pfc.
Thomas p. Harvey, Hudson; Pfc.
Steve A. Molenda. Ironwood; Pfc.
John f. Pomnietsky, Gross c
Pointe: Pfc. Byron ID. Stockwell,
Charlotte; Pfc. Fred s. Vinton,
Jackson; Pvt. Harold +. Kinney,
Pontiac; Pvt. John b. A. Mason.
Utica and Pvt. Matthews V.
Peplinski, Tyre.