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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-03-16
on Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Nonnamaker
in Bluffton, Saturday.

Farmers report good results from
feeding only oats which had been
soaked in a solution of three pounds
salt and two pounds of soda in five
gallons of water to pigs affected with
enteritis. The sick pigs are kept off
feed IL hours before given the oats,
and the treatment is continued four
or five days.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-19

DECORATED
1T. tJGJ HUGH MARTIN

1T. DG.) HUGH MARTIN
CARNEY, %. Air Medal As pilot
of carrier based dive bomber. he
participated in attacks on Truk.
The son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael
J. Garvey of 4376 W. Philadelphia.
ne is now serving as instructor at
Deland Fla.
FIRST 1T. TRIBUNE c. LILO,
u, Distinguished Flying Cross He
is bombardier on an Eighth AAF
Flying Fortress based in England,
and also holds the Air Medal with
three Oak Leaf Clusters. His par
entS are Mr.. aud Mrs. Joseph Lilo
of 3i7l Field.
CPL. VINCENT LUPO. Bronze
Star Medal for 'mcrltoriouS per-
formance' while under Jap fire in
the southwest Pacific. The son Of
Mrs. Rose Lupo Of $40 Willis, he
has been overseas II months.
S/SGT. WILBUR y. PAN
COAST. 26. Distinguished Flying
Cross for extraordinary achieve
ment" while serving a. ball turret
gunner on Flying Fortress in
England. HIS parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Goodwin. and his
wife. Mary. live at 98l7 Dearborn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-19

Ballantyne. president.
Martin r. Shea, who has been
connected with Philco since 1880,
has been appointed assistant man
ager of the industrial radio dlVi-
sion. .Ballantyne said.
The industrial radio DIVISION
will handle the development and
sale of Philco automobile radios
TO the motor car industry and
also sales of aircraft radio and
radar equipment and other indus
trial electronic devices developed
and manufactured by the cor
poration.
For the three years prior 10 the
war. Mr.. Woods was in Detroit
with the auto radio division OF
Philco and was made manager OF
the division in 1871. On the out
break Of war. because of his engi-
neering knowledge and experience,
he was transferred to Washington
TO help direct Philco's war work.
Shea also contributed Substan-
TALLY 10 the growth of the Philco
automobile radio division in De-
troit all during the 30s, but has
been in Washington during the
war,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-19
Stocks Close
Off Slightly

NEW YORK, Sept. 1s GNS)-
Stock market prices moved in a
narrow, mixed range today in one
Of the dulleSt sessions of the
summer.
Volume averaged less than rs
600 shares an hour as traders
remained on the SidelineS.
The market opened with small
fractional losses and showed little
change from there on, AtchiSon
opened - lower but later re-
gained the loss. Announcement of
a refundIng by National DiStillcrS
lifted the liquor issue more than
a point
LoCkhecd and Douglass dipped
a halt point each i'm the forenoon
but turned independently strong
IN the last hour. Motors and SteelS
were shade lower, American
Telephone held a small gam Cop
pcrS, farm equipments, and foods
were firm and quiet, Standard Oil
of New Jersey and Ocony
Vacuum improved 4.
The bond market was quiet and
steady. Curb stocks showed few
important changes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-19
NOl NDED

SGT. ALIEN }. GORECkI, Y,
July ) IN France. The son of Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Gorecki Of 1919
Campbell. he has been awarded
the Purple Heart. He has been IN
the army since November l943.
PFC. STANLEY !. LISIECkI,
36. July S IN France. His wife,
Mrs. Martha LiSiccki Of 1879 Com
NOR, has received word that he
has been released from the hos
pltal in England and is now back
in action He has been awarded
the Purple Heart a former en-
ploye of the Briggs Manufacture
inc Co. he has been In service
since October. l943.
PVT. HENRY NOLLEN. q.
Aug. Is in France. A member of
the medical corps. ne has been
awarded the Purple Heart Prior
10 entering service IN October.
1912. he worked al the Hudson
Naval Ordnance plant. His wife.
Mrs. Mary NOllen. lives al $50
Kitchener. and his parents are
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nollen OF
1916 FaiTVIcW.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-19
Farmers M arket

FRuITs-Apees McI9 INTO, 81 5anc ye, 81 ~
WoH River fancy, 81 81 45-lb hu No. l,
S2a2 so Crabapplcs fancy. So 80 ou NO
s. S94 30 'u e ss%as5 pes sHc' Bartlett
fancy. $40 bu NO S3g3 50 s,eckel'
No s3a3 SO 6u. Peaches Ei9eria' i isncy
81 30 bu No J. S2a2 so Pums. Green
ssse. fancy , eu y, No NJ Sc SO ,o o.
Us Grapes Concord fancy 81 50 % bu
No l. $l.5OH2. Wstcrmeluns. Sl"l 70
% vKeGETABLE GREENS - Cabbage greens
No l. SlR1 so bu. Collardf. 81 50 bu
Kale. see 81 2S b. Leess 20 i.3u
fancy aS1 o' 81 SO H' bu No s2S525 s-5
bu Swiss chSrd 7sc@ 81 bu Mustard greens
No 81 2Sa1.S0 bu. Turnip greens, No. J.
LETTUCE SO AND SALAD GREENs-celep
cabbsFe $40 so ou Endiye fancy g ou
NJ $ sTe 50 Head s'' is,tuce l'n sS 10 Da
lettuce s2iac 10Th. basket Parsley curry
4ees . Sc Dr.. bcfif RomSin,. NJ. 80 nu
81 so bu No l. S2a , so bu wax. fancy
81 30 bu No. 50 50@ 3. Roman fancy
- bu No !. s2w2 50 lima No. / $50
5 30 bu olackeye. No. s. 5os4 bu Ken
81 5Oa3 Beets. 500 csc doz bchs oeets
topped siai so bu Broccoli fancy. 81 so
aocasi Is 5o-io bu red Si.26a 90 bu
curly Si25 bu. Carrots, punched. zoo sOc
doz bchs. topped fancy S225 bu No. !,
81 7S@2 Caullnower fancy 50 dor No ].
81 5Oa2 celery. fancy. 75d9Oc doZ. behs
No l. 3S@5Oc. sweet corn. fancy. II .
dor sack No SOC zoe Cucumbers. Shcers
No l. Sl75a2 as bu.; pickles. dill. No. L.
50 SOs3 bu medium. No l. $50 3 30 bu
small. Ne. l. S4g5 bu Dill. 75cwsl do7
bchs Eggplant 7Scasl Is ou long type
500 soc pecs basket. HorSe-radish 50 peck
basket Rohlrabi coarse dor bchS Oua
No /. Si7Sa2 q peek taskst Dry onions
fancy. 81 SO sow saen No J mNdium
Sl 7Sd2 green Anions, NoA J., 500 s0c dor.
bchS. Parsnips 40. /. S4u4 so bu. Parsley
root so Tsc doz. bchs, isppcoIs red snesi
SoaBsc peck basket hot NJ. ! HOcm 81 -
bu Ereep\ No l. So % by pimento%
fancy s. \hn 40. D. 81 1892 SO. Potatoes
NO 4 S2a2 rs bu fImpknA 81 u 20
bu Rsdishss red no $50 DC dot
beng long white. No $50 do1 hehi
Rhubsrb soa7sc doz DChs. Rutahagas
81 5oa7 hu Sapssh Italian. fancy. ~ -
"a peek basket No I. tlml So Deli
cious. No / Si7ssi so bu Table Queen
fancy 81 so 10 - 9osstSl 2a o.
nea4sE>s sAssi5,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-19
Sales Here
Up Again

The favorable trend in retail
activity IN the Detroit area which
has been in evidence OF tate con
tinued through the current week
and consumer preference for quail
ity merchandise has become more
pronounced than heretofore Re-
ported, according 10 Dun a Brad
street. Retailers stocks are in
moderately good shape though
shortages were noted in mems
furnishings. yard goods and house
wares.
The principal department stores
made gains over last week and
the majority made larger IN
crcaScs over last year al this time
In speciality shops an expansion
OF sales was reported and all
types Of fall goods were active.
Fur sales have picked up. shoes
moved well and practically all de-
partments did a satisfactory bust
ness.
In mems stores sales were about
on a level with last week but
ahead-ef last-year'S volume,
especially in higher priced mer-
chandiSe. Clothing and hats
attracted most interest but fur
nlshingS were also fairly active.
Collections in general were q
shade better than last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-19
ARMY WOUNDED

ALDRIDGE. PFC. FRED L.-Mu. Berniee
Aldridge. mother, 1925 selden. Detroit.
BALzARINI. SGT. FRANK A.-Angslo Bal
LArini. father. Iron Mountain
BANKS. PFC LOREN Mrs. Eunlee
Hagle. mother Holly.
BARANowsKi. PVT. WALTER J--Mn.
Marie Baranowski. mother, $685. Edwin.
Hamtramck.
BERRY, PFC. HOWARD C.-Ms. Kate
Berry mother, Carson City.
RREssoN. PFC HOWARD J.-Mrs. Vera
Bresson, mother. Hazel Park
CARLISLE. PFC ROBERT M-MrS Ger
trude Carlisle, mother muxkeEou.
CARR, PFC. wILLARD-Mrs. Pauline Carr.
CHRisTiASsoN. PFC. CHARLES R-Mrs.
Margaret Chrisuanson, mother. Muskegon.
CHOSEN. PVT MARTIN H.-Mrs. Hazel
A. Chosen. mother Jackson
Crowl. mother, Beaverton.
CURLEY. PFC GORDON E-Mrs. Ruby d.
curley. mother, Glennie.
DARE, PVT. DELBERT Mrs. Fred c.
EPLETT. PVT. ROBERT II Henry Eplett.
father, lTonwood.
FOSTER. PFC. DALE w.-Mrs. Virginia
GAVIN CPL. WILLIAM Mrs. Helen
r. Gavin, wife, 1913 Cherry. Detroit.
GAYMER. PFC. MARSHAL Mrs. Anne
T. GayRer. wife s772 Falcon. Detroit
GOLoBAcK, PFC. JOHN M.-Msrko =.
Goiooack. father Esesnsba
GoNYEA. PFC. BERNARD y Mrs. Nina
GoREcKI. SGT ALEX Mrs Julia Co
rech mother. 467S Campbell, Detroit
GRACHEK. 3 SGT. RAYMOND Mrs.
Mary switzer mother Alma
HAGEN, PVT. TOM w-winlsm z Hagen.
HAMILTON PFC. CHARLES Clyde A
Hamilton. father. Kalamazoo
Hand mother Baraga.
HERAK. PVT MILAN-Mrs Bernice }.
Herak wife. so97 Curt, Detroit ,,,.
HURD PVT. LYMAN a JR.-Mrs. Lucille
Hurd. 72S Whitmore. Detroit.
JONES PFC. HOWARD Mrs Elizabeth
Jones. mother. 81. Joseph
JORDAN. PFC. GERALD Mrs Grace l..
Jordan. wife. Kalamazoo
KELLEY. PFC. DAVID p JR Mrs Su-
zanne % Kelley, wife, 1900 lieHe Detroit
KEMpPAINEN, PFC ukho L-M". hits
kLUPACS. PFC JOHN s.-Mrs EstsiFkiu
pacs wife. 1911 Junction Detroit
KowALsKI. sfsGT LEO Mrs. stsis
KRoI I'D 1T CHARLES r JR Mrs
LEECE, PVT. CARLETON 7 MIR Gertrude
Leece mother Jackson
LESLIE. 7 SGT EARLE-Mrs shirley NJ
LisiEcKl. PFc STANLEY Mrs Martha
MSckr NE PVT W EDWARD pVai ei MT. Leon,
Macker wife 63T7 Selkirk Detroit
MADDEN. S SGT. FRANK--Ralph Hickory
cousin 1880 Michigan, Detroit
/ MAHOEEY4 PFC FRANK Mrs MaIEaTei
I NBnonFy. mother. S033 Twenty Nth Detroit
T MAlMGREN PFC. OTIS Mrs Anna
= aaimFTgu Marquette.
I McASAEY PFC CLIO y Mrs. Viola
McAnsny uotlYrr SsglnsV
MCDONALD PVT DONALD Mrs Helen
Mcdonald mother. 2g45 Fourtecpth Detroit
/ METCALFR 1T col. JOHN Mrs MAJ
T Metralfs mother Battle Greek
! MIpDAUGH PVT ELMER W MIR. Clara
/ G.. curry. mother Kalamazoo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-19
New Jobs
At Norge

Total postwar employment In
all plants of the Norge division
OF Borg-Warner Corp. will exceed
that of the best peacetime year by
80 per cent on the basis of pres
ent plans which call for the ex-
penditure Of very substantial
sums" for expansion of production
facilities. Howard f.. Blood. presi-
dent. disclosed here following a
week-long postwar planning con-
ference.
Blood also stated that the com
pany has mapped out program
which will cut 10 very minimum
potential unemployment in the
reconversion period and accelerate
new employment.
The expansion plans, he pointed
out. were made in anticipation of
keen competition in the house
hold appliance field despite ex-
pected strong demand
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-19
Bigger. Faster Ships

This will only be the start
of the air age, as far as com
mercial lines go. There will be
bigger ships, faster ones which
will attract more and more
travellers to the air.
Like automobiles. they await
the end of the war. at least
with Germany. But aviation
has been progressing with the
war and the developments are
ready for use.
In cars. there are ideas and
developments which may be
used. But they must first be
tested and then given to the
public in small doses. The
changes will evolve gradually.
In the air. however. the public
is more ready 10 accept more
radical changes than on the
ground.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-19
Auto
Graphs
Bigger. Faster Planes
for Airline, Use

The airlines are letting no
grass grow under their feet in
acquiring postwar models of
transport planes. Unlike the
auto industry. which has been
shut down tight for nearly three
years. the plane builders have
had all the war development
work as background for what
they can offer when they re-
turn 20 peacetime pursuits.
The huge orders placed last
week by the commercial air
lines indicate that the air
traveller will have speed. COM
fort and safety at his disposal
Immediately after the war. far
greater than he ever had be-
fore.
For instance. American Air
lines has placed orders for SIS
new Flagships. costing $50
900, 900, Twenty-Five will be
DC-4s, 30 DC-6s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-19
What S New
In Business
Independent Truck
Makers Progressing
h, WARD SCHULTZ

Editors of the Investors
Reader. interesting Merrill
Lynch monthly news magazine,
make the interesting ob>crNa-
u0n that the war proved a real
break Tor The smaller manufac-
turcrS ~ al least one industry
trucks
From petroitS standpoint.
his is real news because the
Big Three - GN Ford and
ChryS.er - have actually lost
ground IN the field
The independents have &C
cumulated more manufacturing
SayNy, more big time experience,
more prestige and more cash
than they could have in 20
years OF peace, says the Reader.
Autocar Company pushed its
sales 10 a record $50. 900 900,
more than seven times the pre-
Pearl fiarbor igvet: received a
large part of WPB's civilian
truck ALLEGATIONS and "Stumped
The experts when il converted
q line from a Cancelled half
track contract 10 trucks IN less
than two weeks.
Diamond IS giant siN-by-SiXes
have built an envIable reputa-
ton in Juggling big tanks around.
Federal Motor Trucks
spraying Detroit factory has
turned out more trucks, truck
tractors. tank haulers. etc. than
IT'S competitors thought possible
and put new luSter on the firms
45-yeaT-old reputation.
International and Mack have
done terrific Jobs on speciality
haulerS.
And MiChlCan'S once slipping
REQ hit the comeback trail with
q bang and is now even turning
out IT'S own aXles and trans
missions. thus readying itself
for an important spot In post
war markets.
White Motors set a $50 000--
600 eacet ime sales goal
double its 1899 figure-and eX-
poets 10 top II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-19

Personal Notes: Understand
that j. l.. "Chief' Mckee will
receive new hOnors shortly I'm
the form of election TO the
board of directors of well
known Detroit company :. The
street noted with interest that
short interest in WHY'S dropped
more than 10000 shares In Att
gust; hut IL still heads the list
with 60,2l0 Add Fisher ru-
mors that they are going TO build
a big hotel in the New Center
district and I got that one from
a waiter in a downtown hostelry
:. Many reputable auto dealers
are shying away from taking
advance orders or down pay
ments because of grief II first
cars are ratiOned, etc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-19
Form New
Concerns

LANSING, Sept. Is CUP)-The
Michigan Corporation and Srtu-
rites Commission today had an
nounccd the filing of articles of
incorporation for the following
firms:
General Research and Devel-
opmcnt Co. 309-3l1 s. Leroy
Fcnton: Hector RabezZana and
AcoStlno Dolza. both of Fenton,
incorporatorS; general engineer
ing. designing and manufacturing
business; $4,000 common stock.
Modern Appliances, Inc, Ink
Ster; David RiChman and Robert
Anderson. Detroit. TO deal IN
h household appliances; $4,000
common stock.
Wheeler Development Service,
Inc, Alden. Lee -. Wheeler
Owen T. Wheeler and Orvin W.
Wheeler. 10 buy and Sell-lahd;
$4,000 common stock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-19
Adaptations Of C-54

The DC-4s will be 44-pas-
senger affairs which will be
able TO go four miles a minute.
They will be equipped with the
1,450-horsepower Pratt & Whit
neys, the kind that have been
built by the auto companies for
military planes with such
success.
The DC-6S will be even
larger and faster. They will
carry SO passengers and cargo.
will 60 better than five miles a
minute, powered by four 2,i00-
horsepower Paws.
Both will be commercial
adaptations of the. C-54 Doug
las which has made more than
5000 ocean crossings. American
has flown the C-54 in trans
oceanic and intercontinent OPP
Grafton for the Air Transport
Command.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-19
New Whisky Idea

The Old Star Distilling Co.
OF Louisville, a recent entry in
the whisky dlstillng field, in
tends TO Try something new, if
the Securities g. Exchange
Commission doesn't object, in
connection with the 5000 shares
of preferred stock it proposes
selling 10 obtain funds 10 erect
a dlStillery and related facilities.
Attached 10 each of the shares
il VIII offer for sale will be
noncumulaiive warrants which
viii entitle the holder 20 pur-
chase one barrel Of whisky an
nually al cost plus 80 cents per
gallon, according 10 Business
Week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-19
Billion Dollar Club

Two new faces in the latest
compilation OF the Billion
Dollar Club are Ford and
Socony Vacuum.
Figures show that only two
of the Is members have failed
10 show Improvement in their
financial position from 1929
through 1913. And all but five
were weather. in 1887 than in
the So-callcd boomiest year.
incidentally, Standard Oil of
New Jersey led the industrial
companies with resources of
s. 327. S0s.000, and six OF the
top II were railroads.
Elsewhere on this page; the
complete liStings and figures
are reproduced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-19
Expect Utility
Bond Offering

NEW YORK, Sept 1S-lnveSt-
ment banking groups are getting
set to compete for probable
early offering of new bonds by
Houston Lighting * Power Co.
10 replace the currently outStand-
ing S27, 100000 of first 3l2s, due
in 1866. The outstanding bonds
are callable on 80 days notice
at 1852.
Present expectations are that
the new refunding securities will
be ready for the market late In
October.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-19
Livestock M arket
DF TROIT


cATTLE-Receipis 5000: fresh receipts
liberal augmented by large carryover. local
demand restricted account Jewish holidays
shipping demand fair trading quite spotty
and slow slaughter steers and yearlinss
steady % weak some sales As much as use
lower. COWS bull and replacement cattle
steady. indications only part 81 supply VIII
sell choice steers lacking good scarce Load
low good shortfed $50 10 ye6ringS,. 81 so.
some held slightly higher few loads me
dunn 10 good around 600 m western
grass steers Si4.7S most sales medium
sOO-l 900 10 grsssers. sll 7Snl4 as most
sales common snd medium beef cows, Ssm
II. bulk Gamers and cutters IS .509T SO
scattered sales common 90 good sausage bulls
STat0
CALvEs-Receipts. 500 veaiers slow.
weak Most early sales good and choice
veslers Si7Wl7,so. top SIT so rather
freely common and medium. Sl2gl6. cullS.
$40 down calves, scarce, steady.
HOGS-Receipts 600 active. hrm. Top
and bulk desirable l60-240 10. barrows and
gits s14 90, heavier weirhts mostly STA s.
bulk l4o-i60 lbs, Sl4@i4 90 all medium
90 choice Sows 25@l3.7S.
SHEEP Receipts. 1900 slaughter lambs
steady 20 use higher spots soc higher
sheep steady Bulk good and choice native
spring lambs. si4@l425 small lots
strictly choice STA so. most common and
medium. S1i@12 so bulk oulls S5a To-
most mixed grade fsi shOru ewes 50 s0@
so few choice hsndyweights, So. thin
culls down 10 50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-19
Wheat Climbs
In Busy Deals

CHICAGO. Sept. Is GNS)-
Wheat WAS III active demand to-
day and advanced nearly 3 cents
before backing down partially.
Other grains also worked higher.
At the close wheat was lie to
25sc higher, with September at
$l59ls.
Corn finished unchanged TO sc
higher, oats &C 10 sc higher.
Rye closed unchanged to 7sc up
and barley sc 10 &c higher.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-19
Paper Output Drops
To 75S PIT. Of Normal

NEW YORK. Sept. IS Paper
production during the week ended
Sept 9 reflcctng the weekend
labor Day holiday. declined 20
1913 per cent OF capacity accord
ing 70 the American Paper g.
Pulp Association index OF mill
activity In-1he- preceding week
the rate was 92.S per cent and in
The week ended Sept. Il. last
year. 746 per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-19
Cuts Down Time

1t is estimated thai the pC=6
VIII be able to reduce the De-
troit TO West Coast time about
612 hours, Detroit 10 New York
TO | hour and As minutes.
The big ship will be able TO
60 2.7l5 miles nonstop and
with extra gas tanks could go
as far as 3.540 miles. IT Will
have a gross takeoff weight of
$1,000 pounds.
In addition. the DC-6 will
have a pressurized cabin. which
means it may fly in the Stratos-
phere.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-19

Division of the
p hilco Corp.
with headquar-
tiers in Detroit
where PhilCo
will continue TO
maintain s p O.
cial facilities
TO Se r V @ The
automobile and
aircraft indus
tries, il was
announced to-
day by John
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-19

PFC. CHARLES ID DOMI-
NC. %, July - in France He
entered service in March, 1912
and went overseas last May. Sur
wing are his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Anthony Di Dominic OF 1880
Santa Rosa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-19
Midwest Refineries
Earnings Decrease

Net profits Of the Midwest
RefinerieS, Inc, for the fiscal year
ended June 30 are reported at
S2O010l, equal 10 20 cents per
share. against 1920 ,4i5. or 81
cents a share Tor the same period
last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-19
: DetrOiterS Killed

service in August 1913, and has
been overseas since Jtffte,-ie -i4- He
was graduated from Chadsey High
School He is the son Of Mrs.
MARY Longley Of 1896 W Vernon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-19

WILLARD SGT HOWARD p.-hrr.
Dorothy y. Willard. wife. Lansing.
OAKLEY. PFC. THOMAS c.-Mn. Lois "
Oakley. wife. i94l7 Iryington. Detroit.
oRDo. PFC, RICHARD E.-mIs, Victoria
Donahae, mother, 27o9 Wreford. Detroit
ovERHoLT. PVT. ROSS s.-hrs. MARY
C. Oyerholt mother. Flint.
OWEN. SGT. ROBERT M.-Mu. Mabel C.
PETERSON. PFC. HUGO L.-Mrs. Hulds s.
Peterson. mother. Negsunee.
PErRowsKI. PFC. PNeL E.-charles Pc
trowsk, brother. 96il Minock, Detroit
pau; PVT. IVAN K.-Mrs. Alice " PAU
PIGHiN, PFC. -GINo Louis Plshin.
father; a2s $; Luther, Detroit MIL.
PLONKA, PFC. JOHN D.-FTank Plonks,
father. l2iil Fenelon. Detroit.
POWERS. PFC. cLAIR-Mrh Elizabeth
Powers. mother. Attention.
SPODNEY. PFC. JOHN w,-An.- MARY
sp0dney, mother. Flushing.
sTAsKowsKI. PVT, zENo s.-Mrs. Jean
A. S,ansSwssi S s 222e Horton peq F.oe,,
steinmAn, mother. Monroe
swIDERsKl. PFC. ANTHONY JR.-hrs.
Lillian swiderski. mother, ssl2 woodlawn.
swiENTY. I'D LIT CHARLES w.-Mn. Jo-
hanna swienty. mother Iron River.
ToRoNco, PFC. JOSEPH Mrs, Clara
TRACY. PIC. LEO MIN, Lucille r.
wotton, mother. Ortonville
TRAYLOR. \ SGT. EDWARD AIRS. Bes-
WERNER SGT AUDREE Minis. Ruth
vernier. mother Mt Clemens
WINK, I'D 1T DONALD R-Harry Vins'
WEISS, PVT RAYMOND Airs Ethel
Weiss wife Port Huron.
RESER PFC. HARRY A. MARINE CORPS
MIR and Mrs Erncs, Reser parents. Clarss-
RILEY. PVT ROBERT q. MARINE
CoRPS-Mrs orvills NJ. Riley, mother, NileS.
NAVY DEAD
FlLIPCzAK. Ills EDWIN STANLEY
zfr Dearborn. MI and Mrs Stanley H.
FilipcIak. parents 59is Chase Dearborn.
NErZLAFF. PVT CURTIS r. MARINE
-coRps-mis. Anna !" Ne'tish. MOTHER
sEWToS PFC cart MARINE CORPS
Mrs Ha1sl Newton, mother. Fint Cleo
PEARL PFC coRWIH, MARINE CORPS
MrA Frances Waterman, mother Royal OAK.
NAVY MISSING
LAssIN MINI MARVIN WALTER
Mir and Mrs Paul Lassin parents 9sl2 s'y-
McIAUGHLIN Ii. a. JOHN DANIEL
Mr. and Mrs John Andres Mclaughlin. par
ens. 1875 huirSnd Detroit
NAVY WOUNDED
MINI. CPL JOHN y MARINE CORPS
Edward Nlml, tatheI ann Afpi .-,..u.
PACE. PFC THOMAS I MARINE CORPS
l=cl4A4lea Z tstAsFr-4Ass+ ie~as-hs'
Detroit
PAHYs PFC STANLEY MARINE
CpRPS-Mrs Brrnier Psfys. mother, Jls<
Lockwood Detroit
PIATEK PFC TkDEUSZ MARINE CORPS
-iFnacy Pisiek father tnkstef
PROUD PPC RICHARD a MARINE
CORPS-Mrs Grace Proud BlctsnGn
RAMIREZ PFC FRANK j. AAHlNE
COFPS-JuSf6 Ramirez. fsihsr bos y
Congress Detrnit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-19
Steel Operations Up

YOUNGSTOWN. O.. Sept. 1S--
Youngstown steel operations will
advance two points next week TO
80 per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-19

Honor Roll
Official Casualty List

department. made public today the of 1646
soldiers wounded action in the European DO
are from Michigan, "a from the Detroit
today by the navy department Ia
from Detroit
their of kin notified are.