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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-01
Calendar Of Social Events
TODAY


McKenny Hall Mrs l. w Menz wi be guest speaker.
Boy Scouts: Plat PTA A. 73O Patrol meetings of Willow
washtenaw Rebekahs O'Clock Fellow Hall
Club dinner 7l5, Masonic Temple dining then
Charles McKenny Hall dancing
Huron Temple number Sc Pythan Sisters o'clock cooperative
dinner for Girl Scout troop, Knights OF Pythas Hall
Sehaner circle OF Docas Society Lutheran Church postponed
Thursday evening.
Prospect Parent Teacher Association special business
O'Clock at school,
Ypsiaut Aerie order hall ss,
E. Cross St.
Teachers Credit Union Charles McKenny Hall Faculty
Lounge 7 p. m.
Boy Table Charles McKenny Hall s.
Mems Training Course, Charles McKenny Hall, 1880.
Queen City Tent Hive Of Maccabees $780, regular meeting fol
lowed by cards GAR Hall
Congregational womens Guild day sewing meeting Mrs
apron patterns. VIII for Red Cross and fall
Priscilla Guild OF Congregational Church.
lures OF Chinese Cooperatives
Group of Presbyterian Womens
Harry Losey annual election OF officers.
Presbyterian Womens Union O'Clock social church
annual election OF officers Miss Grace Atchon, speaker
Executive board meeting o'clock
Sehaner circle of Dorcas Society of Lutheran Church
Mrs Lillian
Commandery 81 Knights Tempar stated CON
clave and Order Of Red Cross SO Masonic Temple
Prospect Study Club wifi observe its tenth anniversary
o'clock in Gilbert House Charter members presidents
and Prospect School teachers will be guests; Miss
Barnes speaker: special
All day meeting of St Lukes League Women II m at home
of Mrs Alex Longnecker Members bring their sewing
B B Bunco Club. o'clock with Mrs Waters.
ST lukes Auxiliary Guild morning. luncheon -
business meeting 2:3O, st. Lukes Church House
Red Cross surgical dressings five to O'clock
harriet mt Mothers of Men in Service 1880 Carver
Lutheran Father Fellowship and refreshments
in Sunday School o church.
Methodist womans Society Service board meeting
ESQ business meeting O'Clock topic Christianity
Woodruff ~ ivy ~ 0N'
Queen City Lodge Knights p s card party p
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.BANDAGES ROLLED
BY BAPTIST UNION

At the meeting OF circle two Of
the Baptist Women's Union. Tues
day evening at the home OF Mrs.
Mack Evey, the members rolled
bandages for White cross work.
Ten were present Announcement
vas made OF a White Cross meet
ing at the church Mar. at 1880
90 roll more bandages. The March
Womens Union meeting will be
Mar. 9 at the church. A round robin
letter was written TO Miss Juanita
Badger. who is i'll.
For devotions. opening the meet.
ing. each repeated her favorite
Bible verse. Mrs. Alvin Anderson
closed with prayer.
The birthdays OF two members,
Mrs. Warren Jackson and Mrs. An
derson. were celebrated with a
birthday cake. Included in the re.
freshments we're fruit salad and
coffee.
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YOUNG PEOPLE HAVE
MILITARY PROGRAM

The Young Peoples Society OF
the Christian Missionary and ALI
ance Church had an Army. Navy
and Marine Party at the home OF
Miss Miriam Tully. The deyOtions
were IN charge OF Pvt. Raymond
Dougherty OF Ann Arbor.
The group was divided into three
teams and the captains led in songs
and yells. The games were all con-
tests with the Navy winning the
majority. Refreshments we're
served afterwards.
Guests were Navy: Alvin John
son, captain; Violet Haberer. Cath.
crime Burgar. Caroline Pool. Joan
Graham, Miriam Tully and Jack
McFall. Army-Ipvt. Raymond
Dougherty captain. Dora Pool, la
Mae Miller. Carol Rose Tully. Hen
rietta Graham. Incl Fuller. Anna
Faye Fuller and George HabereE.
Marines-William Graham, captain,
Mrs. Raymond Dougherty, Mary
Amstutz. Shirley Miller. Joann
Clements, Katheryn Scruggs, How
ard Scruggs and William fully.
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York News

ScHOOlMATES ENTERTAlNED
York, Mich. Mar Mrs. Ray
Smith entertained II schoolmates
at her home, Saturday afternoon,
in honor of her son, Bruce's ninth
birthday. Games we're enjoyed by
all the girls and boys. Mrs. Smith
served refreshments with a pretty
decorated birthday cake. Bruce
received many nice gifts from his
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Hale, High.
land. were Sunday guests at the
home OF Paul and Fred Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Lewis. Mrs.
Paul Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. Loyal
Kanitz visited Mrs. Addie Hale in
the Maccabee Home at DINA, Mon
day. She is very Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Strick-
land and family moved Saturday
TO Oakville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Gawaron
and family are moving to their
newly purchased farm on Milwau.
kee Rd.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Pearson and ba-
by, Mr.. and Mrs. Deck and Prudy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dennison, Yp-
SLANT: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bruck-
ner. Milan, we're Sunday visitors Of
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
| Lewis.
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New Viewpoint Given
Concerning Japanese

With the comment that many
groups of people do not see all
sides OF the Japanese question. a
Daily Press correspondent today
directed attention to those OF the
Japanese race who have given no.
tice of their determination to fol-
low the japanese way Of life.
In California the Tule Lake cen.
ter for disloyal persons OF Japa-
nese ancestry has been equipped
for segregation purposes. During
the past few months there have
been constructed ten new blocks
OF barracks to house approximately
10000 people and others who will
be sent from various locations.
From Manzanar a few days ago
a special train was dispatched I'M
der Army supervision with the first
500 evacuees moved since the War
Relocation Authority, headed by
Dillon Myer. was taken over by the
Department Of the Interior. There
will be more such shipments as dis
loyal Japanese residents OF the
United States are declared objec-
tionable.
Aside from the Japanese-Ameri-
cans who have refused to pledge
loyalty to the United States, there
are several thousand Kibel, Ameri-
can-born Japanese educated in
Japan, and many Issei or alien
J.p.pasa u.ho hoya prorlo irnod a
desire to return to their homeland.
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Willow Run Calendar
W EDN z SDAY

Conversational Spanish, Willow
Lodge South Recreation Building.
Rooms, 1880 p. m.
Catholic Choir Practice, Children,
Ross School. 4:90 p. IN.
Boy Scout Troop No. 81, Ross
School. 1880 p. m.
Public Speaking Class. Local No.
so Education Office. 1880 p. m.
Mems Gym, Willow Run Village
Community Bldg. 1880 p. m.
Bowling, Riverside Bowling Al.
ley, 9:15-1l:15 p. m.
Arts and Crafts-Children Will
low Run Village Room 3, Commun-
ity Bldg, 3:3o-5:30 p. m.
Arts and Crafts. Willow Lodge
No. Recreation Bldg. 1:30-3:30 p.
m. Willow Lodge No. Recreation
Bldg.
Community Sing, Village Com
munity Bldg. Library, 7:30 to $50
p. m.
Lenten Service, Lutheran Church.
25S5 East Michigan Ave, 7:30 p.
m.
THURSDAY
Flying Squadron Meeting. Local
No. so Hall Library, 2 and 1880 p.
m.
Midweek Chapel, Dormitory 10
Lounge. and 1880 p. m.
Arts and Crafts, Willow Lodge y.
Rec. Bldg, /: 80 to p. NJ.
Arts and Crafts-Adults. Willow
Run Village Community Bldg, Rm.
3, 3:30-5:30 p. N.
Women's Gym. Willow Run VII
lage Community Building. 7:30-10 p.
m.
Mems Gym, Basketball. Michigan
State Normal Gym. $40 p. m.
Tenant Advisory and Red Cross
Fund Drive meeting. Willow Run
Village Community Bldg. Library,
1870 p. m.
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Elmer w. Ross Weds
Miss Barbara DemerIy

Word has come OF the marriage
OF Elmer w. Ross, formerly OF this
city, to Miss Barbara Demerly,
Clavson, Mich. which took place
Feb. IS at Bremerton Wash. in the
Methodist Church. The pastor Off
ciating was Rev. ]. Decker, former
ly OF Holland, Mich.
Elmer Ross was a former carrier
boy for the Daily Press. and is now
stationed in the Puget Sound Navy
Yard band. He was indicted in the
Navy. Sept. II. 1913, took his boot
training at Farragut. Idaho, and
was then sent as musician third
class 70 Bremerton. He is the son OF
Mrs. Elmer J. Ross and the late Mr..
Ross, residents OF this city for q
years.
The couple met while Mr.. Ross
was teaching music in the Clawson
High School. Mrs. Ross took train
ing as a nurse in Grace Hospital.
Detroit, then was transferred TO a
Seattle hospital where she will con-
tinue her training.
Mr.. Ross was granted a four day
leave. which was spent on a trip TO
Victoria, B. c.
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D. OF II. JUNIORS
INITIATE MEMBERS

Three candidates, Joan Roe,
Faith Cook and Suzanne Kline we're
initiated into the Junior Club Of the
Degree OF Honor at their postponed
meeting Tuesday afternoon at the
home OF the director, Miss Belle
Ross.
Plans we're discussed for the St.
Patrick's play and entertainment
70 take place at the clubs Mar.
rs meeting.
Mrs. Edward Payne has been
entertaining her daughter, Mrs.
Martin Gross, and her grandchil.
dren. Martin, Jr.. and Bardwell
Gross, Norwayne.
/ Miss Lucretla Dell has entered
the University OF Michigan School
OF Music and will reside in Martha
Cook dormitory.
Mrs. Charles Cain and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Cain spent Sunday In
Detroit with relatives.
Mrs. Gardner Hulett and Miss
Ann INOOcIl u, MISS Helen we'll
brook and Miss Pearl Allen we're
dinner guests Tuesday of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gilbert Sager OF Detroit.
Charles Allen returned with the
party Monday; he had been visit.
ing in Detroit.
Mrs. Ronald Stromsta and baby
Karen are spending a week with
Mrs C. W. Roth, Mrs. Stromsta' s
mother.
Mrs. J. A. Mars. Mrs. Lillian
Root and Mrs. Anna Dundon spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Wickert, Hillsdale.
Mrs. Eunice Powers spent the
week end in Toledo.
Mrs. RUDE Willoughby has re-
turned after spending the week
end with her husband who Is sta
toned at Brooklyn, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Wilson have
returned to Wyandotte. after spend.
ing day with Mrs. Harry Smith
and Mrs. Albert Santure.
Mrs. Arnold Lennert and her
mother, Mrs. William Clark. who is
visiting her from Iowa, have gone
to Fort Sill. Oklahoma. TO visit
Mrs. Clark's son. Sgt. Paul Clark
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-01

U. S. Army Air Forces. These men
are aviation cadets Harold G.. Har-
ner, GIG No. Adams ST.! Milton o..
lverson. 1874 Norfolk ST.. and Fay
cite II. Stanfield, 7l3 North R. St.
$50
An Sth AT Bomber Station. Eng
land-John E. La Fontin, %, Fly
ing Fortress pilot. has been pro-
noted from second to first lieuten-
ant commanding general OF the
Eighth Air Force, announced re-
Gently. His parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. J. La Fontin, live at 232 w.
Michigan Ave, Ypsilanti.
The lieutenant has made four
daylight bonn ing attacks on Ger
many and the occupied countries
since being assigned to one OF the
pioneer heavy bombardment groups
in the European theater OF opera
tons. He was graduated from Ypsi.
lanti High School in 1889 and was
attending the University OF Mich
igan when he enlisted in the Army
Air Forces.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Parrish. CABS
Crane Rd., have received word that
their son. Earl J., has arrived safely
in the Central Pacific area. He pre-
viously had been stationed in the
HawaS Jan Islands.
Mrs. Emily Davis, 704 Pearl St,
received a letter from her son. Sec
ond Lieutenant Benjamin w. Davis,
somewhere in England, telling her
OF his promotion to first lieutenant.
He says that he is feeling fine but
IS very busy.
First Lieut.. Henry D. lawrence,
Jr.. Is now stationed at the Air
Headquarters in Corsica. His father
hears from him nearly every week.
Donald Robert Firth, second
lieutenant in the Army Air Corps,
was killed February s in a plane
crash at Salisbury. Wiltshire. Eng
land.
Donald attended Michigan State
Normal College for two years in
1910 and 1871. at which time he
enlisted.
He was the son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Firth, Vermontville, Mich.
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Bad Bills Showina
Up at Willow Run

The Willow Run Sherins Depart
ment is having its money problems.
Tuesday, a tenant from Willow
Lodge brought to the Department a
split one dollar bill which he had
received at the North Cafeteria. A
little later c. r. Beal reported that
he had received what he believed
to be a counterfeit five dollar bill
because the bill was splitting. He
had received it at the store on the
corner OF Stony Creek and Willis
Roads. Both bills were turned over
to the Ann Arbor Sheriff's Depart
,ment for investigation.
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GAMES PLAYED BY
CAPSULE SISTERS

The Capsule Sisters Club played
games and were served refresh
meHts at the home OF Mrs. Delbert
Blakemore Tuesday evening after
working at the. Red Cross rooms
from : TO 9 o'clock. The prize win
ners for the games were Mrs.
Glenn Spencer and Mrs. Lyman la
Chance.
In celebration OF St. Patricks
Day. the retreshment table and re-
freshments were in green. The win
ner OF the table prize was Mrs
William Hilbert The club will meet
again Mar. IA with Mrs. Melbourne
Apple.
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KNOW THEIR STUFF

POCATELLO, lda.-UP-Stripes
average better than two TO a man
in a depot repair squadron recent
ly arrived at the Pocatello Army
Air Base. Each man is a special
ist and there are more corporals
than privates. In fact. IS per cent
OF the squad members have a rating
OF corporal or better. The squad
includes power tIrret specialists,
propeller specialists. instrument
specialists, radio experts. engine
mechanics. air mechanics, bomb
sight experts. welders. machinists
and technical supply specialists.
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THE Willow RUN News

view demonstrations and projects
in and about the Detroit area. COM
plotting the tour in the city OF De-
troit.
The round table will meet for the
final time Thursday morning until
noon. After lunch final summary
OF round tables and discussions will
be held from to o'clock under
the chairmanship OF Fred Schrod ar
Participating in this discussi,
will be +. r. Kretschmar Guy Lar
cum, Hugh Wing. p. d. Graham, and
Michael Boccia
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Attend Wedding

Mrs. G. Mennen Williams and son.
G. Mennen Williams, Jr., attended
the wedding Monday afternoon in
the chapel Of the University Of Vir-
GINA in Charlottesville. OF Mss
Mary Elizabeth Griffith, DeTen,
Conn, and Ensign Richard f. vii.
liams, U.S.N.R.. son OF Mrs. Henry
P. Williams, and the late Mr.. vii
l.ams, Crosse Pointe. Mich, and
brother OF Lieut.. G. Mennen vii
liams. USNR. who was on active
duty and unable TO attend the we'd
ding. Master G. Mennen Williams,
Jr. was ringbearer.
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Rural Events
TODAY

TODAY
futile Hill
The Friends Church Missionary
Society meeting, scheduled for
Wednesday, March l, has been
postponed one week due to the
death OF Mrs. Henry Hammond.
THURSDAY, MARCH 2
Pittsfleld
Pittsfield Ladies' Aid Society will
hold an all day meeting at the
home OF Mrs. Jessie Lurkins, 403
S. Huron st.
Whitaker
Ladies' Aid OF Evangelical
Church, dinner IL o'clock.
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HUSBAND MISSING

Mrs. William Donahue, 1916 Ar.
lington, Willow Run Village. re-
ported that her husband has been
missing since February 20 when
they were in Ann Arbor visiting
their son who is being held as an
army deserter. When last seen.
Donahue was wearing a brown
checked overcoat over a blue Jacket
and brown shirt.
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Men to Meet

About one hundred and fifty peo
pie are expected 70 attend the Re
glonal Maintenance Conference
which will be held at Willow Run
between March 10 and Is. Mainten
ance men will stay at Willow Run
In Ypsilanu and In Detroit, the four
days they attend the conference.
The Conference will open with a
registration and an informal gath.
ering arranged by Guy c. Larcum,
host committee chairman. The con-
ference members begin their actual
work Monday morning at 8 o'clock
when conferees will be welcomed
by Charles Waite. Jr., in brief ad-
dress concerning the relation OF
maintenance TO management.
The first session OF the Round
Table discussions will occupy most
Of Monday morning. Various groups
which will meet in different rooms
in the Willow Run Village Com
munity Building and group chair
men are, Structures, Lawrence Ket-
tell; Fire and Safety, Guy Larcum:
Ground and Site Improvements,
Hugh A. Wing; Tenant Ma!nten-
ance. p. d. Graham = and Admin
istration, Michael G. Boccia.
The morning session OF the
Round Table will be broken by a
luncheon at / O'Clock at which
Sherwood Reeder. director OF the
Detroit office. FPHA, will be chair
man, and Carleton F. Sharpe, direc-
tor, will deliver talk on Import
ance OF Maintenance in the War
Housing Program"
In the afternoon round table dis
cussions with the same subjects,
committee chairmen will confer,
and the first Conference day will be
closed with an informal gathering.
Chairman OF the hosts at the gath
ering will be Frank II. Glaze.
This same group will hold a
round table Tuesday morning and
the afternoon will be filled with
shop demonstrations in painting
and cleaning. fire and safety con-
troll, and several others, under the
Craftsmanship OF Parker II. Davis.
approximately five, forty minute
demonstrations will be given 80 that
five groups OF conferees may see
all the demonstrations. In the eve
ming following dinner, an informal
program will precede exhibits and
demonstrations by manufacturing
and supply companies. Chairman OF
the exhibits is Maxwell Williams.
Wednesday morning. the same
round table will again be IN session
and in the afternoon conferees will
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-01
TCH, TCH, 'TAlN'T FAIR

DETRoIT-UP- The "share-a-
ride" department OF the Hudson
Motor Car Co. is directed by Miss
Eileen Anderson. She has arrang-
ed rides for thousands OF the COM
pany's workers, but to date has
been unable to find such transpor-
tation for herself So she daily
rides her bicycle six miles to the
nlant.
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Has Family Dinner

Mrs. Bert Gillette entertained a,
family dinner at her home. Sun.
day, Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Hamm,
Jackson. Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Gillette and son Lawrence. Bay
City. Mr.. and Mrs. John Kosbigian,
Ann Arbor. and Miss June Gillette,
this city. After dinner the party
toured the Bomber Plant. Mr.. o.
lette. who has been Ill is conval-
escing.
Mrs. John McKercher has re-
turned 10 Detroit, after visiting her
cousins, Mrs. William Horn and
Mrs. Dean Briggs.
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Receive Degree

RECEIVE DeDTee
Five candidates.receiyed the Eel.
lowcraft degree at Tuesday eve
ning's special communication OF
Phoenix Lodge number 10. F. and
A. NJ James Bell presided in the
East and announced that the Master
Mason degree will be conferred next
week.
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The cast OF "Show Up" a10Haak
terry, will be Lucien Jok
Irene Monfort, Michael
chuk.
"A Girl in Every POI Il
enacted by Mrs. Ruby TygI
Eunice Jones, Mrs. Louise An
Miss Mary McMahan. Mrs. ExiY.
Lou Harrison, Miss Mary Thacker~
Miss Helen Johnson, and Wayne
Stanton.
There will be no admission
charge.
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F.P.H.A., Arts Club
Will Present Plays

The Federal Public Housing Au-
thority and the Arts Club Sunday
evening at Z o'clock in the Willow
Lodge auditorium will present two
plays.
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BOY SCOUTS ENJOY
COOPERATIVE SUPPER

Thirty boys OF Scout troop SO of
Harriet School and guests, Jesse
rRutherford. director OF Carver Com
munity Center and member OF the
Boy Scout troop committee, and
Mrs. Rutherford, and DR.. Lawrence
Perry. member OF the committee,
enjoyed a cooperative dinner in the
school gymnasium, Tuesday eve.
ming.
For the entertainment after din
ner, two reels OF motion pictures OF
the war in China, and defense work
in America, were shown by Prin.
Eugene Beatty, who Is also scout
master OF the troop.
Hostess TO Club
Mrs. Lynn Holly was hostess to
the No-So-We-Ea Club at their
meeting Tuesday evening, with
dessert bridge at her home. Prizes
we're won by Mrs. Lawrence Gray
and Mrs. Clifford Matevia. Mrs.
Bernard Hughes was guest. The
next meeting OF the. group will be
March 81, at the home OF Mrs. Rob
| eTt Arnold.
Entertslns Friends
Master Douglas Hedding enter
tanned seven little friends, Monday,
10 celebrate his fourth birthday.
The group played games. colored
pictures and enjoyed themselves
greatly. A dainty luncheon was
served, featured by a decorated
birthday cake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Allen enter
tanned Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Pratt and daughters, Lois and Shir-
ley, Ann Arbor; Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Ornowski and daughters, Joyce
| and Diane Kay, Monroe; Mr.. and
Mrs. Reuben Pratto, Ida and Mr..
and Mrs. Wendell Hoag and three
sons, Tavern, Milburn, and Der
wood.
Mrs. John Whalen. Wilmington.
Delaware. called on Mrs. Pearl
Raymond, Monday afternoon.
Miss Grace Sauers and Miss Rob
erta Luedeman will return this eve.
ming from week in Washington,
d. C.
Mrs. c. D. Voorhees, Is entertain
ing her granddaughter, Miss Julie |
Ann Wade, Detroit, this week.
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With the Colors

PFC. RICHARD Nc Inerney,
US, Army, is home on -l5-
day furlough from Winter Gar
den, Orlando, Fla, visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
HcInerney of North avenue.
T/SGT. 10 SEPH COUTO
returned from the service out
side the continental United
States, and is now being pro-
cessed through the Army Air
Forces Redistribution Station in
Miami. Sergeant Couto, P-38
Mechanic for % months in the
European, African and Middle
Eastern Theaters was awarded
a Presidential Unit Citation. He
is the son of Manuel Couto, of
Mass, and the husband of Cath
crime Couto, 16i2 North Broad
way.
WILLIAM H. TREUTER, of
Route z, is receiving his initial
Naval indoctrination at the u S.
Naval Training Center, Great
Lakes Ill.
M/SGT, THOMAS F. White,
is member of an Eighth Fight
er PAT Thunderbolt group
which has been awarded the
Presidential Unit Citation for
exceptional aggressiven c S,
outstanding performance of
duty and extraordinary heroism
in action" His wife, Mrs. Arlene
NJ. White lives at 1913 Jones
street.
TECH. 5TH GRADE ELMER
c. COTTRELL, has been award
ed the Good Conduct Medal for
fidelity and a faithful perform
ance Of duty. He is an ammuni-
ton worker in the ordinance
section of one of the squadrons
Thunderbolt group in Europe.
in the highest scoting PAT
He is the son of Mrs. Hazel Cot
trell, IL North Highland avenue.
THE NATIONAL COUNCIL
of Catholic Women and Altar
Society of st. Louis Parish will
hold a regular monthly meeting
Tuesday evening, September IL.
following the Novena devotions,
which are held at 7:45 o'clock.
Miss Alice Tucker, Macomb
County Chapter, American Red
Cross Home Nursing chairman,
will be the speaker.
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Service Men Home
on Furlough, Leave

ROBERT /. LUGGINGTON,
Utica. to September %.
MERLE A. CHILDRES, 40
Gratiot avenue, to Sept. 80.
JOSEPH H. FRESH, Fraser,
to Sept. "a.
ALBERT BAKER, Fair Hav-
en-, to Sept. II.
JOHN c. HESSENAUR, II
Garden Drive, to Sept. II.
VINCENT J. O'MALLEY,
Fair Haven, to Sept. IT.
ROBERT L. DENEAU, Utica,
to Sept. II.
ROSWELL G.. BURROUGHS,
Richmond, to Sept. II.
WILLIAM A. MANAHAN,
Romeo, to Sept. %.
MELVIN ECHENMEIS-
TER, 382 Cass avenue, to Oct. s.
HERBERT RONDO, Jr., $40
North avenue, to Sept. II.
CHARLES WILLIAMS, 1910
Lacroix street, to Sept. %.
DONALD H. KENT, st. Clair
Shores, to Sept. II.
EDWARD L. SINGLETON,
Washington, to Oct6.
RAYMOND ZANATH, Route
4, to Sept. 10.
HARRY M. STEVENS, Route
7, to Sept. 26.
EUGENE j. ZETTEL, Route
Z, to Sept. 26.
MERLE c. ROSS, Roseville
to Sept. "a.
MR.. AND MRS. RAYMOND
WARD of Rockford, ILL.,, were
called here on account of the ILL.,
ness of Mrs. Wards mother, Mrs
John Frederick.
MIR. AND MRS. FRANCIS
DEFER, of Mallast avenue
Mount Clemens, announce the
, birth of daughter, Gladly!
Frances, at st. Mary's Hospital
Detroit, Sept. 1.