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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-19
Marta Ostenso
STRASTNI BEG

krevlJastl SO IN skrivlJenl, krz-
ljaW in kilavi kakor grmicje ma
njegovem zemljiscu, pusti ko
njegove njive, preden jih nj "a
iii s svojo srcno krvjo, da mu ro-
dijo boren pridelek. Kalebu Sc je
glava povesila tako, da Sc mu je
,brada dotikala prsi. Nezni vetric
mu je gladil kosmuljaste lase in
v tenn nevidnem dotiku je bilo
znamenje neskoncnega sozalja.
r... "
Kaleb je zakrenil z vozom ma
pristavo F'usija Aronsona. Obraz
so mu prevlekle poteze krutega
veselja. Sal je prisel tjakaj z IL
bornim namenom. Visoki Islam
dec mu je prikorakal nasproti in
mu osorno voscil dobro jutro.
"Bjorn je baje kupil cd Klo-
vacza nekaj zivine," je izprego-
voril Kaleb mehko in je skocil z
voza. Menda ina denar to po-
mlad."
"Klovacz je S TEN poravnal ne
XII dolg pri men," je odvrnil Flu
81 kratko.
Kaleb Sc je zasmejal. 20 ne,
sal nj bilo tako, Fusi, Klovacz je
dobil "a tiste krave lepe denar-
c."
Fusi Sc je zdrznil. "Kaj hoces
6 tenn reel, Gare?"
Kaleb je stopil blize k Island
Gu in pcmenljivo privzdignil obr-
| vi.
"Seveda DO dial denar nazai v
blagajno, Rusi. Cerkev potrebu-
je denar, kakor ii je znano," je
dejal prijazno in polozil prst We
likemu mozancu ma prsi. Obrnil
Sc je, da bi sci. mi sc ii treba
kajpada bati, da bi JAZZ kaj crh-
nil tem," je dodal.
| F.usi, XII je bill cd nekdaj top v
misljenju, ga je negotovo pogle-
dial, ker nj bill povsem dobro ra-
zunel zadeve. Nato mu je pocasi
rdecica zalila oblicje. Stisnil je
ogromne pesti in Sc zagnal proti
Kalebu. ~.. .a- :..
lie pocasi, Rusi, lie pocasi," sc
je royal Kaleb. "Poglej najprej
v blagajno. Medtem mi pa sporo-
ci, &c bi hotel napraviti z meno1
kupcijo "a tisti les tam doll med
mojimi pasniki. cim pref, TEN
bolje zame."
Skocil je ma voz in oddrdral.
! CETRTO POGLAVJE
Trije crnooki Klovaczevi otro.
ci MISC vee prinasali Lindi v maj.
skin jutrih ne zatrana ne vijolic
Povedali so j, da Jim je oce resnc
obolei. Ker nj bio matere v n ii
howl druzini, SO Sc odpeljah VS.
otroci S Klovaczem v zaprtem vo
! zu " meStO ma iugu. da hi iskal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13

L. NOBODY knew about germs in
N the days of the Black Death.
At that time plaques and
pestilence were blamed on an offended
deity or on demon-possessed humans
who, II was believed, put poison in
food, mysteriously polluted drinking
water and even contaminated the air
But now psychologists suspect
many of our deadly epidemics that
flare up suddenly and sweep the land
are caused by some newborn super
-Eerm=a Erankenstein monster of the
bacteria world.
According to this theory, the
granddaddy of all germ monstrosities
must have cropped up TO wreak de-
Struction on mankind back in the
fourteenth century. 1t was then the
Black Death nearly wiped out all
European civilization.
Out OF the nowhere, il seemed. the
dread disease struck men, women and
children with sudden lung hem.
orrhages, or huge tumors in the
armpits and groins In a few hours
the victims died.
The only persons who escaped were
those who even in their ignorance OF
medicine isolated themselves from
the sick and the dying. one such
group, it is alleged, hied themselves
off to a deserted palace and there
cooked up the spicy tales that now
form one OF the great contributions 10
literature BocCacciO'S Dccamcron
Even these "isolationists" might
have persisted but, abruptly as it
came, the pangSter germ wore itself
out and mcckly crcpt back, il is sup
posed, into the ground
For that's where many bacteria
and moldS, both good and bad, spend
their inactive days and years
But Bacillus PESTS, the monster
microbe now known 10 have caused
the Black Death, was only resting.
Three whole centuries later, in Eng
land, its fierce progeny cropped up
and made the dead wagon a IA
miliar horror in London streets.
Closer home 10 the present genera
ton is the influenza epidemic of
World War I-Still a mystery.
Man has suffered from colds since
caVeman days, but suddenly in 1918
a deadly new affliction, with some Of
the familiar old characteristics and a
lot of new complications, Snuffed out
hundreds of thousands of lives.
Science still doesn't know if that
Super-flu virus was an offshoot of the
cold.causing organism Nor has the
mysterious "flu bug that cropped up
this year been identified But APP
parently il is quite different from the
Type A and b viruses now known TO
cause mild influenza.
There's plenty of evidence in such
diseases as infantile paralysis, menin.
gifts, sleeping sickness and typhus
that germs do go berserk. but science
can only make shrewd guesses why.
If little microbes had a normal love
life one might suspect that a shy,
hOusebroken bacillus with only
slightly sickening effects on man sud
denly meets wolf" bacteria with
gangster habits, and as result
strange germlings with Eargantuan
\: February III. 1914
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13

and evil killing powers are born.
More probable is the theory that
animal and insect carriers Of dis
ease play an important part in
Mother Natures corporation for
turning out devil microbes
In years when vermin and 70
dents are plentiful, many nosy
flcaS Snoop hopefully around i'm
the fields, dislodging their favorite
alternating bacilli. These germs
they carry off TO the coy backs OF
numerous rats
The little bacilli multiply rap.
idly and so do the rats AM
the fleaS Each new batch Of
germs is much more virulcnt
than its parents. Passing from
one rat host TO another makes y
any bacteria "badder-if-not. r.
bigger until the great-great- -,
grandchildren arc uncontrol. 49,
liable hellions, ready 20 wipe -, :,
men out like flies. ~
When these rampaginP germ VA.
anomalies start out on hu. ~.
mans, the epidemic is on. -
War, with its upheavals OF
Idlht blltll SttlllS ~ llCltdSt
the activity OF both vcTmin
and rodents, and that may be
part of the explanation of the clos
association between world fightn,
and epidemics.
But heavy blanket Of snow earl,
in the fall has ojust the opposite Of
feet. The flea or louise has trcmcn
dous trouble making contact with hi
microbial pals; even burrowing ro
dents can't dig up germs if IN,
ground is frozen and snow covered
SO the hungry neas stick close {,
the warm backs of their rat anc
mouse hosts and there is little likcl
hood of widespread disease as lonl
as the snow stays on.
Even in the middle OF an epidemic
snowfall frequently helps TO contro
the scourge's spread.
But why do the plague. breeding
monsters have natural fadeouts in
stead OF continuing their maniaca
development forever?
Probably it's another of nature
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13
BY DIR. LEONARD X.
HIRSHBERG

IOBODY knew about germs in
u the days OF the Black Death.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13

balancing secrets, for germs of fabu-
lous proportions and potcncieS soon
would depopulate the world and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13

Mild Germs DiSlOdged From
the Soil i'm Wartime Are
Picked Up by Fleas, Trans
ferred TO Rats, and Multiply
Rapidly - Each Generation
More Nirulent Than the
Last - Until, Science Sus-
poets, IIelliOn Super.Germ
Descends on Man.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-07

WILL Do LAUNDRY in my home.
lis E. He'll, Ell Centro. 12-1l
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-07
DEATH FUNERAL
NOTICES

LOU, Boom Wong Con, died this
week in CaleXico He is survived
by three sons in Mexico and three
SONS in China. Funeral services
will be conducted at Hens Chapel
in Calexico Friday at pm. Hens
Mortuary is in charge. 1913
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-07
.Personals. Special Notices

WANTED Board, room and care
for three children. Telephone for
information 1856. 12-11
NEW IN TOWN-NEED HELP 80.
Will take care of pre-school child
2 afternoons if you will care for
my child afternoons. If you
have washing machine I will
do your weekly laundry for the
privilege Of using your machine.
Call between 10 am. and 2 pm.
at 1881 Holt. 1913
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-07

MUST HAVE by Jan. 1st or 3
bedroom furn. house in Holtville
or Ell Centro. Permanent. Lit. My
ers, Phone Naval Air Station, Holt
vile, Ext. 10. 1873
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-07

WANTED-Apt. or small house for
a Marine Sgt, wife and one-year
old baby. Notify Sgt. H. P. Stan
ford, Service Squadron, MAG 80,
Marine Base. 1913
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-07

WANTED TO RENT a house by
Holtville Union High School
teacher. Call Dean Richmond,
HoltVille Sc or a. 12-11
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-07

WILL TRADE 2 bedroom house for
| bedroom house in Ell Centre.
Located 765 Broadway. Phone
1000. 1t. Townsend, BIG Squad.
1913
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-07
I2-Wanted to Rent

FURNISHED or unfurnished bed
room house or Apt. Will pay good
rent 1t. Com. w. H. Williams, PHI.
1900. Ext. 404 after 4:30 pm. PHI.
Ext. 469. 12-11
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-07
Sell Your Don't Wants" Then Buy War Bonds and Stamps
o-HeIp Wanted

o-Help Wanted
WANTED-Person with good back
ground. Must be experienced in
caShiering and the operation of all
office machines. State qualifica-
tions in letter Do not answer this
ad unless qualified. Write Post
Press Box 500. 1873
WANTED-Grill COOK, woman pre-
ferred, afternoons only. Also want
dish washer. Hamilton's Fountain
See Woodall. 1913
WANT'ED-Woman for general house
Work-part time or full time. May
live in. Phone 1248 after $50 pm.
1913
SALESLADY WANTED. NATION
AL BAKERY. 1918
WANTED = Experienced presser,
white only. Apply to 1t. Baker,
Post Exchange officer, U. S. Mar
inc Base. 1912
5 YOUNG LADIES under %, free
to travel-Chicago, New York
and Boston. Assist manager cir
culation campaign, $3.50 mo. guar
anteed. Transportation, expenses
advanced. Congenial chaperoned
group. Apply r. j. Martin, Las
Palmas Court Hotel, II to IL
am. 1873
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-07

: BEDROOM furn. house or apart
ment desperately needed by Navy
family. Call w. K. Bowden, Holt
vile BAG. 12-14
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-07

FOR SALE-3 bedroom house; city
water; wired for elecric stove; has
electric water heater. Terms. c.
MUNCEY, 608 Main St. 1918
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-07

YOUNG MAN wants work evenings
or nights. Chauffeur, warehouse
work, janitor, porter, anything
considered. Write Post-PresS Box
526. 1873
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-07
Il-Houses tor kenf

FURNISHED 3-room house in East
San Diego; l blk. from bus stop.
Rent $35 mo. No children or pets.
Will exchange for house of same
size or larger in or near Ell Gen.
tro. Phone RAN. 1905, San Diego.
12-1l
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-07
l7-City Prop. tor Sale

FOR SALE-Furnished house, i'm
mediate possession. q bedroom
stucco; hard wood floors; fire
place; nice kichen; service porch;
double laundry trays. Furniture
consists of overstuffed set; rugs;
nice dining set; 2 complete bed
room sets; electric stove; refriger-
ator; water heater; washing ma
chine and cooler. For n quick sale
all for $4,000 cash.
TYLER INSURANCE AGENCY
80 Main Phone 66O
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-07
Cards of Thanks

WE WISH TO EXPRESS our sim
cere appreciation of the kindness
and sympathy shown by our
friends at the time of the death
of our son, Lyle Van Norman,
who was killed in action in the
Pacific area.
Mary and Laurie Derrick.
1913
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-07

MUST HAVE at once. Small fur
niShed house or 2 or more unfurn.
rooms. Middle age couple. Box
1872 Holtville. 12-11
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-07

FOR SALE-l6 acres with house
In the Seeley district; electricity
and pressure pump; shade trees
and chicken equipment. $1,000. See
Starr Won Fluss, 664 Holt. 1912
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-07

), ROOM unfurnished house needed
by Jan. l. Local and permanent,
military. Call 243, Mrs.
Swanson. 12-14
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-07

WILL DO General carpentering.
See r. E. McManus, CO Nice'S
Trailer Court or general delivery
1918
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-07
i3-Rooms tor Rent

FOR RENT-Bedroom next to bath.
Outside entrance. Men only. 1922
Broadway. 1873
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-07

FOR SALE-4O acres good land.
three miles from Ell Centre; 20
acres in flax. Phi. 8712-J5. 1912
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-07

FOR SALE-Immediate possession,
room house, service porch and
bath, on south side. Phone 1868.
1913
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-07

YOUNG LADY, experienced office
worker; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
desires position. Write Post-Press
Box 524. 12-11
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-07

PACKAGE lost in postoffice con-
tanning blue dress and navy blue
skirt. Finder please return to Mrs.
Castle, AS WenSley. 1910
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-07

MOTHER HELPER Housekeeper
wanted. Must be able to travel.
Partly in Valley home, partly Los
Angeles. Age 1880. Good salary
for right party. No heavy work.
See Mrs. Swanson, Barbara Worth
Garage, 1872 Main. 12-14
WANTED - Experienced alteration
woman. Apply JohnSon's, SOL
Main. 1873
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-07
l3-City Prop. Tor oaIe

FOR SALES bedroom nome on
SsndalWood, $500. Air condition
ing; gas steam radiators, 2 baths;
garage and storage room. Posses
sion within 2 weeks. See Starr Won
FluSS, 664 Holt. 12-14
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27

ParatroOper ia Walter ".
Behlow Jr - who had been re-
ported missing since June s. has
now relolned his outfit IN Eng
land. ms parents, Mr and Mrs
Walter II. Behlow. 1856 Sheridan.
have been notified ia Behio"
attended Eastern High and was a
member OF the Michigan National
Guard before ioinlng the para
troopers He went overseas IN
April 1919. HIS brother. Pvt
Reid is also in the army
Another paratrooper. formerly
reported missing on June 6, ha,
also reloined his outfit IN Eng
land lie i Pvt. Gilbert l..
GamelcN, q. veteran Of Africa.
Sicily and Italy since he went
overseas in March. 1913 a 1912
graduate Of Mackenzie. he j. thC
son Of Mrs. Alma Gamelcy 1880
Turner.
Cpl. Francis Y Roberts. 10 Ia
been awarded the Purple Heart
for wounds received IN action on
Bougalnville. Cpl Roberts en-
listed in December. 1912. and
went overseas the following
April. He Is the son Of Prof. and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
3 Detroiters Killed, Wounded, 3 Missing
Paratrooper BehIow.
Reported Lost Is
Back With Outfit
Infantry Pvt. Richard Phil

Infantry Pvt. Richard Phil
lips, p, was reported killed July
% in France. He was one of
three deaths of which the Times
had been notified today through
Detroit families and the official
war and navy casualty lists.
Three other local servicemen
are missing in action and six
have been wounded.
Pvt Phillips entered the service
In January, l943. and went over
seas last May He is survived by
his wife, Dolores and daughter,
Marian, of 6l04 Commonwealth,
six brothers, five of them in the
service, two sisters, and his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Edward A.,
Phillips, 1855 Ardmore.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27

IN'' NoTnhn IuNhTu NtHNdnut,
%. was killed IN action in France
Aug 3. Before entering the Sery-
ice. he was connected with the
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co, pvt
Schwartz leaves his wife, Alicia
his mother a sister, and one
brother, Capt Marvin, serving in
the South Pacific.
Second 1t. Bruce n. BockNtanz,
o. previously reported missing
over Germany. Is now a prisoner
Of war according to word re-
ceived by MS parents, Mr. and
Mr. Sidney BockStanz. 1920
Grayton Before enlisunc in the
Dir force IN February 1913. Ii
BockStanz was a student Al Cher
In College. Ohio He was the navi-
gator on a Bit
Mrs. Mildred Spranklc, ls2 d.
vision, River Rouge. has been no.
tilted that her son. Pvt. George
Dunbar. 10 was killed July % in
France. Before entering the Sery-
ice IN October 1913, he was en-
ployed A the Consolidated Paper
Co He was graduated from thc
River Rouge Ugh School and
went overseas last March.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
Government Payday
Is Delayed by Blaze

WASHINGTON. Aug. Is GNSl
A two-alarm fire in the treasury
departments annex early today
hit government employees right in
the pOcketboOk.
The fire started in file stacks
that were loaded with thousands
OF copies Of checks used in the
perforating routine. Many pay
roll checks and government vouch-
erS were destroyed. Government
payday Is going 10 be late.
For the Inside News" OF
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column in the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
Pfc. Rene levesque
Wins Citation for
Action in France

S/Sgt Marcel, has completed 25
missions from an AAF base In
Italy.
Tail gunner Of a BIZ, Sgt.
John Mszur, q, has been missing
since Aug. 6 over Germany. A
Hamtramck High graduate, ne
later worked at Fisher Body be-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
European Arsa)

European Arsal
AMEs. 20 1T HAROLD A JR Mrs
Forine W. Ames. wife, Morrice.
BARAN. PFC. CHESTER y Mrs.
kAzimiers Baran. mother, 1871 Chopin,
Detroit
BoULEY. SOFT STUART Ems
Dorothy Bouley, mother. Champion.
Brands, T/sGT RAYMOND Mrs
lnez Brands, mother, Lansing.
BRUCCIAHA. s/sGT FRED Mis-,
Marion Haley, guardian. 1850 Cedar
Grove. Detroit.
BURKE s/sGT THOMAS Mrs Ada
Bridget Martin, sister. 81. james
CARTER. isT 1T JOHN L-Georgs
Carter father, Jackson
CARTER. PVT. RALPH L.-Jud~or
Carter. father. $40 W WINS, Detroit
COOK. SGT LEONARD C.-Mrs Bertha
Cook, mother Sand Lake
CROSS, PVT WILLIAM D-hrs Ora
belle y. Cross, mother, Twin Lake
DAVIS. SGT EDWIN C-MTs Mae V
Davis. mother Smiths Creek
DE- YOUNG. 30 1T. ELMER Mrs
Minnie DeYoung, mother. Holland.
DUFFIELD, PVT BRUCE A Alton A
Dufheld. brother lnkster.
GLEASON. I'D 1T IRVING c Mrs.
Grace q Gleason mother l03s3 Aurora.
HARMON. SGT RAYMOND C-mrs
Ruth y. Harmon. wife. 1913 American.
Detroit
HOFFMAN,. PVT MATT J -Mr poro-
Thy Hoffman, mother Pint
JOHNSON SGT ROBERT T. Mrs
Lorraine T.. Johnson wife, Grand Rapids
JONES. 2D LI-ALLEk- ' Allen A
Jones. father, Fruitpor
KAULE T/sCT ARTHUR z Mrs.
Nova Edna Emma Kauis, mother. Mlsks-
Eon
KvEEN SGT. vERLYN T Mrs. Jean
q Kveen wife Wyandottt
LEMlEUX PFC ARTHUR W -MrS
Jessie > Lemieux mother Marquette
MCLAUGHLIN s SGT JOHN o Mrs
MARY Mclaughlin. mother. Msnsiique
MENDEz, rs MANUEL J Mrs. Bar
bara A. Mendez wife 1914 Hardwood,
Detroit
MILLER. Pre- BRUCE NJ Mrs. Rich.
ara heinke. sister, $3.50 Bessemors. De
troii
osTERBERG. 20 1T ALLEN Mrs.
Hannah Osierberg mother Gladstone
PAULSEN s SGT RICHARD NJ
GenrTe V PAulssn father Benton HArbor
PETROsKI tST 1T ROBERT Mrs
MAJ l.. Petfnsh wife Wsycs
REED. PVT LEWIS : Mrs Haze "
Reed wife Csloms
RAM SGT JOHN u Mrs John
RAM. mother Wyand0tt'
RIDLEY rs ROBERT X Mr. Lois
ROSS PVT CARLOS W Robert I
RUDOWSKt % 1T EDWARD F-
Mr. car RudoSsss. mother Bsrnsn
Springs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27

~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~ Sunday, AuE
Mrs. F. a. Roberts. 1887 Wood
ingham drive
Pfc. Chester w Mcconnell. %
has been hoSplialIzed IN England
for wounds received in France.
Aug ! a former employe Of
Sam : Cut Rate Inc. he enlisted
in March. 1884,. and went over
seas 10 months ago. ffc is thF
son Of Mrs Myrtle Mcconnell
Izs6 Whitaker
Pfc. Donald l.. Schneider. 81
Of the marines was wounded
June rs on Saipan. according 10
word received by his parents, Mr.
and Mrs Otto Schneider, l0775
Worden. Pfc Schneider worked
As an agent for the John Han
cock Insurance Co. before enter
inc the service in January. 1913.
His wife Anna, and fve.wecks
old daughter Rita Anne. whom
he has not seen. live at 5l2
Royal
Infantry Pvt Walton Hunt, rs,
was wounded July 10 in France.
a former student Al Western
High. ne entered the service in
December, 1913, and went over
seas last May His parents arc
Mr. and Mrs. Jodie Hunt of $40
Cavalry
S/Sgt. Harry C. Urbanus, %.
has been awarded the Purple
Heart for wounds received July
2S in France. He Is now hos
pltallzed IN England Sgt Ur-
banus graduated from DENLY
High Joined the army in January.
1913. and went overseas last May.
He IS the son of Mr.. and Mrs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
ARMY MISSING

RUELLE. SGT. JOHN Mrs Gather
Inc Ruelle mother. HOughton
RUSSELL. s/sGT WILLIAM Mrs
Norma l.. Whitehead. sister, Wayne
SALISBURY. SGT. KENNETH Mrs
Frances J. Salisbury. mother Hanover
sAVIcH I'D 1T JOHN-Mrx Mary
Neschich, mother, 1865 Poplar. Detroit.
sCHATow, PVT. EDWARD Edward
schatow. father. i2275 Jane Detroit
sCHLossER s/sGT WALTER o.
Mrs Hazel /, schlosser. mother Lake
Guy
sILBERMAN lsT 1T ROBERT =
Mrs. Nina NJ. Sehurr. mother, Decatur.
sIMMONDs. PFC ROBERT J-Mrs
Irene Marie simmonds wife, Adrian.
TAYLOR. ID 1T IRWIN Irwin
TEEPLEs, PVT. STANLEY G Mrs
Laura Teeplrs, wife. 1881 Stout Detroit
TER HAAR SGT JAY AIRS Adsh
TerHaar mother. Holland
Adena G Thorn mother Hazel Psri
VAN DYKE. % 1T JOSEPH s-Frank
Q. Van Dyke. father. il75 Hibbard, De.
Wake. $ SGT SANFORD Mr.,
AaD ". Wake wife l6159 Fielding
WHITLEY slsGr MERLIN E-Mrs
Viola " Whitley. mother 1887 Montclsif
Detroit
Mediterranean Area
ACHATz PVT ANTHONY Mrs
Margaret AtnAtZ. mother. Marine civ
ANDERSON. Pre- Carl. G Miss
Doris A Anderson. sister. Marquette
CHlDEsTER, 20 1T JACK d --ciar.
enCe A Chdrster father. CadllA,
DE MASTER slSGT JOSEPH ? - Mrs
sidonie DeMsster. mother RossviIle
ENARTS. 2D 1T JAMES JR James
+. Evars father Grand Rapids
GALLAWAY PFC MARLIN r. Mrs
AclLHARGIE ~ 1T WILLIAM L.
Archie Mclhargie fathet. Port Austin
o BRlEN Tf CIR ELMER J Mrs
John l. q Brien mother Lake Leelanau
ROBINSON S/SGT FRED ERlCK J -
Mr. Charlotte Robinson mother. North
vile
ROGERS ~ IT ROBERT NJ.
virginia r. Roger VIE. 1870 ono.
Detroit
Sparta. % IT. JAMES Mrs Puth
y Sparta mother Farweli
STODDEN, III 1T RICHARD Mrs
charlotte x stodden. iJ5 Twenty attn
THOMPSON s/sGT HAROLD v.-Rob.
sri Thompson, father, Aliegsn
NAsSAR, PVT LESTER Mrs WI
liam Nassar mother Iron Mountain
NickERY SfSGT FLOYD A-Charfss
Vicksry, father Walled Lake
csouth~est Pacific Area,
BOENISG. TfsGT ALGFR -gml
Booming, father Fraser
ist ~, I9@4~>>~>~.>~>~~
Harry NJ UrbanuS, 1901 Ian
nette.
Pfc. Rene Joseph LeveSque. 10.
has been awarded tho Gold Oak
Leaf Cluster for wounds received
IN France early this month. He
already holds the Purple Heart
for the first time he was wounded
IN july. In the service since De
Ccmber. 1913, Pic. LcvcSuue ha,
been overseas for three months.
he also has been given the IN
tantrS Combat Pin. His wife.
Vera. lives with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs George LsveSquc. Al
s7sl Lvcrnols. Orc brother,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
>~~~~~>>~~~~>>~~ The Detroit Times
~ Honor Roll
w. Official Casualty List

The department made public today the 63 Nich
missing action Eighteen from the Detroit
They
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27

2.Hour parking At
Main Store. our
ticket Ok'd without
charge " hen YOU
purchase. Free. unlim.
tied time parking at
Dearborn Store.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-11-25
E. Ypsilanti

East Ypsilanti, Mich, Nov. rs
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Woodruff
and family were Sunday visitors
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Billet and
family, Highland Park. Mr.. Billet
is Mrs. Woodruffs uncle whom she
has not seen for eight years.
Mrs. Raymond Woodruff, Sweet
Rd., has received word that her
sister, Mrs. Harold Helwig, New
Baltimore, has left for Florida to
spend the winter.
Leo Townsend and sons, Willis,
has been spending the past week at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert
Townsend, while Mrs. Leo Town
send is in Boyer Hospital where
their little son was born. He has
been named Bernard Hubert. Leo
and his boys enjoyed the lovely
family Thanksgiving dinner with
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Townsend.
Pvt. Robert Bristol, who is sta
toned at Camp Ellis, Illinois, spent
the week end at the home of his
parents, Mr.. ad mrs. J. B. Bristol,
this was the first time that Pvt.
Bristol has been home in six
months.
Mrs. Mary Helzerman, Holmes
Rd.. is visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. trnold Jacobs, Royal Oak.
Clifford Nelson has been confin.
ed to his bed, but is now improv-
ing.