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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-11
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observed Action
Sergeant Garbul. who. as a
member of a staff section Of Di-
vision Headquarters. was in a po-
ston 20 observe at closest range
the critical stages OF the battle for
Blak. SAID among other things:
All those Dough boys could do
Nas 20 flaitcn themselves on the
coral and keep firing Some of the
troops, because the beach was so
narrow, were driven back into the
sea Tribute ought to be paid TO
Negro amphlbious troops, who,
under inceSsani. murderous fire
poured by the Japs on the heights
above the beach. picked up the
Dough5oys who mad been forced
INTO the ocean.
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Tribute Paid Negro
Troops On Biak

IA Wal.a. Wash. on his return 10
the United States after 80 months
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-20
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Aarriage licenses were issu "a

Marriage licenses were issued
George Richard penskey. 49, Norm,
M. Klebba. IS.
Robert L. Black. 81; Antonette G
Urbisci, rs.
Daniel J. Holman. 20 Audrey c
Danneman. 20.
Carl w. Chambers. a: Margaret
Noonan. "a.
Edward J. Turner. 10 Hazel c Mac
Naughton. 81
James Joseph sIalsy, 20 May May
narich, p.
James Macy. 81; Birdie NJ. Tomnn,
20.
ebert Blosh. "a: Eleanor Lerczak
%
Mariana Gerolani. AZ Madeline NJ
CoTbo, 80
Joseph Kozak, 5s; Lydia Msrth. -.
William G. Davis. 81. Frances f.
Crosley, "a.
Charles II. Rice 80: Gladys Thomas
40.
Anthony Talerico, rs Rosa NJ. Ba
sill %
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-20

BLACK billfold los, July 9. down
town or Lincoln Park. containing
pi0taire of 3 soldiers. sailor. Please
return billfold. contents; keep money.
At 1898
BLACK bag tn Ramona Theater.
letters and pictures, currency, vslu-
able. Reward Pl 3056.
LOST Lapel watch. pink yellow
gold flower design. keepsake re-
ward "a Connecticut. TO s-6562
LOST = Black billfold Saturday.
vicinity Mack between Crane Lilli-
bridge, reward OIL b023.
LOST Brown biHfold. Civic Theater.
Tuesday. containing Sl2s check. sos
IS sticker. liberal reward. OIL 56l4.
LOsT-Glasses In brown case. July
10. Baker streetcar or Great Lakes
bus 10 Port Huron. Wilfred cofell,
l7i40 Mitchell. Reward
LOST-Purse containing 500, social
security. vicinity Michigan Larkins.
Reward vi 1867
LOST Ladys wrist watch. engraved !:
reward Please return. F.. r. saS.
9220 Jos. Campau.
LOST Ration books Nos ; and 4,
Rosolio. Paula. Alice, David. Eva,
Frank. Mary Aptonio, Theresa,
John sandoval, 673 r. Lafayette. RA
5i7g
NURSES gold -Wittnauer watch.
sweep second hand. Saturday m.
on Dexter or fireman bus reward.
Call TY 5-n352 after 8 p. m
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Expert Service Directory
and Buyers Guide
ADVERTISING DISPLAY

CARLSON STUDIOS Advertising
displays, posters. 1909 Brush St
Telephone RIA yll4
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IN MEMoRIAM

IN LOVING memory OF Antoine j.
Liberty. who passed away one year
ago today. JOY 90, le43. Sadly
missed by his wife and family.
IN LOVING memory OF our son and
brother, Carl Phillips. killed In action
July 90 iSf3. His family
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-20

ROUTE statesmen. $50. so plus com
mission: established routes. essential
industry; postwar opportunity. Geo.
A. Gardella Co.. 1882 Harvard ri.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-20
Deatb RotlreS

RARBALA-Pietro. died July ~. age
S6. beloved husband of Dorothia, dear
father OF Carmela, brother Of Bea
trice Broccoliere. Francisco Of De
troit and Carmela, CorrRdo and Toto
of Italy. Funeral Friday from resi-
dence, 1909 Canton. At $3.50 and Holy
Family Church at $3.50. lnterment
Nj. olivet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-20

MENER-July -. stAniey j., 1857
Whitehiu beloved husband of Anne
Tia. dear father Of Suzanne and
Kathleen, brother OF Edward. Albert.
Mrs Emily Dettenthaler. Mrs Clara
Mak0wsM and Mrs. Helen Hutchin-
son Services 9 O'Clock SATURDAY
morning from the Y q and g. X.
Harris Funeral Home, 1921 Harper.
and 9 80 ST Jude Church. n-Mile
at Rex
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-20

NURSE 3 gold -Wittnauer watch
sweep second hand. Saturday m
on Dexter or fireman bus reward
Call TY 5-d352 after 8 p. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-20

BECK-Anns tnes Heinchsy). July
IS. .ge 81, OF 1888 Antietam St.
daughter OF the late Patrick J..
Heinchey. and Gertrude Youngblood
Heinchey. dear sister OF Mrs. Ru-
dolph Karschnick. and Patrick
Heinchey Funeral Friday from VIII
liam J. Masch Funeral Home, 223b
Gratiot al $50 and st. Joseph
Church AZ 2 a m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-20
Deatb notifes

Walter, july IT, age So;
beloved husband OF Margaret. dear
mother OF Dores. carole. Walter Jr
and Margaret. son Of Mr. and Mrs,
August Foster. brother OF Annette
Michaels Funeral. Thursday, from
1855 Fischer Ave. at 1880 y. m.
HUDAK-Cpl. Leo j. suddenly. at
Fort Crockett. Tex. son Of Mary,
brother Of Catherine, Mrs. Margaret
DE schutier, Mrs. Frances Craig
Funeral from L. T. SQbocinski
Funeral Parlors. 5i44 MeDougsll,
Saturday. $50. 20 81. Hyacinth
Church Al Cheboygan papers please
copy.
kOLINskI - July Is, Michael be-
loved husband OF Barbara. father OF
Mrs. Eva HAmlin, Mrs. Josephine
Miller, Mrs. Martha 'Dea, FIR Her
culAn Kolinski o r NJ. John, An
'~lhony and Joseph kollnski Funeral
service from the Haley Chapel, ioOb5
Hamilton at Puritan. Friday $50
a m and Gesu Church AT 9
uNIATOwsM July 10. 1915,
Walter, loving father Of Helen Wod
arczyk. Stella Sarnowski. Amelia
Hoppy Henry and Cpl Stanley OF
California. Funeral Monday from
Joseph Ssrnowski Funeral Home
ass Campbell. at Buchanan, At $50
a m. and St Francis Church AZ D.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-20

BI RNS-July 10. Jonn h. OF o23
Harrington Road. beloved husband Of
Lucille. dear father ~ Mrs Ruth Is
Smiddy dear brother of Mrs. Joseph
Cl0utier and Mrs Edward De WOrken.
Funeral from George + Werrick
Funeral Home, 1923 r Grand Blvd.
saturday 2 a. m ST. Ambrose
Church al 10
DRI SZ-Walter: beloved husband OF
Anna (nre SkrZyckD, dear father OF
Marguerite. brother 81 Lucian, Alex
ander and Eugene Funeral from l..
T. sOb0cinsk Parlors. 5i4f MeDou-
gan Saturday 1880, to 81. Hyaeinth
Church Al -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-20
TRADE ScHooLS-FEMALE

GIRLS--Free beauty culture training
HYGIENE SCHOOL. $50 Twelfth
MA s053
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-20
LOK-TITE

Storm. screens. combinations perms-
nently installed Saves fuel. No mid
dleman's profit Up 10 yrs. 70 pay.
Immediate delivery guaranteed. Day
or awning TO S.hsA1
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TRADE scHcoLs-MALE

ACETYLENE ARC WELDERs
Body. fender repair, inspector, blue
print reading. drafting. Diesel.
WOLVERINE SCHOOL. 1900 W. Fort
LEARN modern narbering in an in
ternational affiliated school; day.
evening classes Call, write, phone
for Information. Greene's Barber
College, $50 Michigan. CA 29i4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25

too la,e The measure landed right where the
table had been and bumped Ike scared rabbit
lifting sittcr's shoulder, il Topped back an
took another surprising bound l caught u ar.
Trust il in the CC",Cr OF Tie carpet where
could feel It's upward pull before lct 20. That
was its last movement because by then somebody
downstairs had cut off the current
The medium ucing SiZcahe electro mag
net planted in the floor. This was a magnet Ct
the "solcnoid" type, which has no core. In the
round base Of the table n bar OF aluminium
solcnoid magnet. The repcllent force pushed the
table upward, and the stters themselves kept II
steady in mid-ar until the medium gave the sig
nal 10 dodge. Then the table, no longer held, TOOK
eccentric fling under fun shot OF juice.
My stunt of introducing the oavorting quart
measure gave the thing away completely and To
medium shamefacedy had 10 admit the fraud
A MOTHER, even more astounding example q
y the way MEDIUMS poachinG on the pre-
serves of science is one which had listed in ny
records as The Case OF the Lilliputian Princess
Conan Doyle once published some photographs
of fairies which were supposed 10 have actually
materialiZed themselves for human view. 1nvcstl
gators branded the pictures as fakes. which had
been foisted on Sir Arthur, whose own sincerity
was never questioned. OF course. all mediums in
sisted such tiny creatures could be material2Cd
and they built this theory 10 account for it,
When spirits materiaze they gather octo-
plasm emanating from the medium and use il 10
build a substantial form, representing themselves
as in life. That IS why grandfather materialiAs
wearing his antique clothes with the watch on
and charm across his WaistCoat
OF course, the medium doesn't mention that
one of his scouts spotted photo in the family
album and checked the getup
heard that one medium was actually creating
tiny creatures right out of eCtoplaSm, thus trying
TO prove il to be life substance SO went incog.
nito to a and took two aides along.
The medium sat in scmicabnet, facing an
inlaid table, while we formed half circle in front
june ~, Iatf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25

uty Of water. / put al these
objects on the floor and moved
the bench close 10 the table.
The seance was conducted
in sufficient light 10 observe
everything that happened.
Promptly the table began TO
rise under the hands pressing
lightly upon il. l took a good
look under those hands and
saw there were no wrist rods
of the kind confederates often
hook under a table edge.
The table was going down
while l was STOPPING TO look
beneath it, but it obligingly
came up again, showing that
all was clear, with everyone's
feet well away. The medium
spoke warningly:
Look OUT This spirit
sometimes becomes angry and
throws the table, the way it
did with Palladino"
Not the way it did with
Palladino, because she used TO
send the table flying with a
kick. Nevertheless, / swung
back to my bench, noticing at
the same time, the very thing
] needed to test my theory. l
picked it up and turned around
just as the spirits went wild.
There was a shrek from
the medium as the table flew
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25

Thus, as I observed in my
PREVIOUS article, the racketccrs
slWays manage to keep a jump
anCad Of their investigators.
Whenever a medium prom
.ses 10 convince the skeptiCal
tv working this time authen-
uCally-s some stock trick Of
he trade which has been eX-
posed in the pas, you can be
pretty sure a clever scientific
tevice is due for an early
demonstration.
Years ago, a medium named
Eusapia Palladino created a
sensation by causing a table
70 rise from the floor while
her hands pressed the table
top. Palladino fooled many
scientists with the phenom-
Cnon, until, during one of her
seanCes, some investigators
clad in black clothes and hoods,
crawled along the floor and
watched what was happening
under the table.
They found that Palladino
tilted the table forward, poked
her toe under the table leg
and, using her heels as a full
crum, raised the forepart Of
her foot. The table rose in
rtantty, and the medium s
hand, pressing down, gave
her clamp by means of
which she could not only supp,
- A.,l,ln
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25

tat TIC table itself rendered the old method use
los. 1t had round top, a center leg and cir.
Cular bpsc that rested flash upon the carpet.
The medium and group including Skcptics,
were seated around the table, and l was invited
10 watch In a corner was a bench that held
ails into which spirits could dip their hands and
leave paraf1in impressions. There was also an
aluminium quart measure for gaugnE the guam
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25

No. 2-Racketeers Tl-n to Scicrce
~ IRITU AI.iSTIC rackctccrs have found a
potent, if unwilling, ally in modern sci
~ oncc Cynically msusng the discoveries
q honest scientists, they are even now victim
ing thousands of persons who have lost loved
,nes in this, the greatest of all wars.
The fake mediums Of World War ! did not
begin to operate on a mass scale until after the
scning Of the AFfnistice.
Equipped with all sorts Of fancy paraphernalia,
ter brothers and sisters Of today have been
ca. kcr to capitalize on wholesale grief
Ironically enough, their knowledge of scientific
devices is derived not from the classroom or text
book, but in many cases from having those same
devices used to expose them.
AS soon as one medium has been shown up as
q fraud, another will adopt the very apparatus
which framed. the first
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25

which she could not only support, but even swing
the table.
Lately I heard of lifting" medium, who
claimed that her phenomenon was genuine.
went 10 one OF her seanceS and Immediately
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25

up at crazy angle. The sitters lodged and the
table crashed through the broken circle 1t was
just hitting the floor when | tossed the thing
I'd grabbed, the metal measure. The medium
made mad effort to intercept it, but she was
Evening star., 1944-07-13
| Judge Removes
| Shoe to Learn
| About Flat Feet
By the Associated Press.

by the Associated Press.
NEWARK, N. j.. July 13.-Federal
Judge Guy L. Fake took off his shoe
in court yesterday to have explained
a point about medically discharged
veterans fiat feet.
You have first-degree fiat foot
not bad" the jurist was told by DR..
William D. Crecca of Newark, a wit
ness in the suit of Joseph Grasso, 26.
OF Newark, who is seeking reinstate-
ment in his preservice job in the
Belleville tanning firm of A. j. Crow
hurst & Sons.
Mr.. Grasso had testified that he
was released from service for fiat
feet and the Crowhurst company
contends the condition makes him
physically unqualified to do the work
of his old job. Mr.. Grasso, the doc
tor testified, had third degree flat
feet.
Adjourning the trial until July 49,
Judge Fake, accompanied by counsel
and Mr.. Grasso, visited the tannery
for a personal study of what the
veterans tasks would be If rein
stated.
Evening star., 1944-07-13
Missing Temple U. Co.Ed
Safe; Had Planned 10 Wed
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press
DOYLESTOWN, Pa. July 13.-
Barbara Sellers, 20-year- -old Temple
University coed. was back safely
today at her nearby New Britain
farm home after having been re.
ported missing since Sunday.
State police who questioned Miss
Sellers and her former classmate
David Daily. 26. of Philadelphia, after
the pair returned last night, said
the couple told them they met Sun
day night, went to Wilmington and
then to Elkton, Md, on Monday.
Police said the couple admitted
they had applied for a marriage
license at Elkton and had planned
to marry tomorrow.
Police at the DoyleStown barracks
said the couple abandoned their
plans when they learned that Bar
baras grandfather. Ananias A. Sell
lers, rs, was killed Tuesday by a
train while searching for the miss
ing girl near her home.
Evening star., 1944-07-13

he hoped he Michel Detroyat.
could be useful fighting or training
in the United States, Great Britain
Africa-anywhere."
Detroyat said that leaving Occu-
pied France was my own idea
nobody forced me, nobody asked me
to come out"
Detroyat said he accepted job as
chief test. pilot at the Horane-
Saulnier factory at Villacoublay
outside Paris, after France fell. He
said the factory was working when
he left, although it had suffered
some bomb damage"
The tall, heavy, red-faced flyer,
now 40 years old, also held the official
post as chief pilot for Marshall Henri
Petain, but said the aged chief of
state had taken no plane trips since
he became head of the Vichy regime
Asked how he reached the frontier
zone from Paris, Detroyat replied
Il just got into an automobile and
drove"
At the start of the war Detroyat
said he was chief inspector for
models leaving all plane factories
in France.
Evening star., 1944-07-13

ISergt. Charles L. Strickland, Mart
Tex: Corpl. Frank Casanova, Nor
way, Mich; Corpl Frank E. Waddell
Hindman, Ky; Pfc. Edward d. Wei
land, Cleveland.
Three crew members parachuted
to safety. Name of the PAT pilot
who also was killed in the crash
had not been released from Brun-
ing Field,
Evening star., 1944-07-13
Pope May Again Visit
Costel GondoIfo Villa
By the Associated Press.

pS 'be AesUCldteu fFcSS.
CASTEL GANDOLFO, Italy, July
BITS virtually certain the Pope
will spend a vacation at the ancient
papal villa here some time this year
Workmen are readying the place
clearing bomb damage, painting the
walls and scrubbing the summer
palace from top to bottom, and il
his holiness decides to take holi.
day it will be the first at the villa
since 1889, the year of his corona
ton.
Evening star., 1944-07-13
This Is a Teur-Jerker!

OKLAHOMA CITY (R.-Abbey s.
Kouri was 80 happy to see his son,
Tech. Sergt. Essid l.. Kouri, home
from England on furlough, and 50
proud Of what "our boys" are oc-
complishing on the battlefields, he
offered 5 pounds of his bumper crop
free to any one with q son overseas.
Evening star., 1944-07-13
Army Identifies Seven
Killed in Iowa Air Crash
BY the Associated Press.

Oy tlie AbbUCAACcu FIcsB.
SIOUX CITY, Iowa, July 49,
Names Of seven members OF Bit
bomber from Sioux City Army Air
Base, who were killed when it COL
lided Wednesday morning with a
PAT plane near Bruning (Nebr.) }
Army Air Field were released last
night by 1t. Col. Wallace S. Daw-
son, station commandant.
The dead were: Second 1t. Jack
c.. Schmidt, Blue Lake, Calf; Sec
ond 1t. Joseph Silverstein, Brook
lyn; Second 1t. Frank A. Remke, jr.,
Houston, Tex, or Cincinnati: Tech.
Evening star., 1944-07-13

Beatty, Jack g.
Berry. Hush @.
Chambers, r. M.
Michaels, Andrew r.
Tuft. Thomas D.
Pines. samuel
Arnold, Arthur A.
Dudley, L. M.
Gverson, Charles D.
Hayes, John W.
Nieves. Rafael A.
Reichardt, Paul E.
Stephens, Paul
Club. Henry z.
Dennis, John H.
Ha wilkins. Otis M.
Mansfield, v. j.
rhodes, Edeline B.
Turner, William T.
CroSon, James s.
Dameron, w. G.
Charuhas. James ].
Dreyer. Kenneth D.
Earnest, Joseph M.
Lapidus, Louis B.
Lemnah, Norman F.
Lenanam. James A.
Evening star., 1944-07-13
Detroyat, Speed Pilot
Wants 10 Aid Allies
BY the Associated Press,

MADRID. July 13.-Michel De-
troyat, internationally known speed
pilot who six weeks ago was chief
test pilot for French airplane fac
Evening star., 1944-07-13
s. District Men Report
For Military Induction

Nfty-three District men are
scheduled to report for induction
into the armed forces at Fort Myer
today. The list follows:
Evening star., 1944-07-13

Staten, Carl p.
rydings, John c.
Dixon. James M.
Ferguson, A. L.
Flynn. Alfred r.
Gardner, John J.
Liccini, Luke L.
Moore, Gilbert M.
Mansfield, c. E.
Beuchcrt, George A.
Cox, James F.
Flynn, Robert Y.
Keyworth, Fl. @.
Lewis. Eugene j.
Mehlbaum. B. +.
Russell, William A.
Ahjian, Walter v.
Blair. Byron 4.
Kuenning, r. w.
Mathes, Robert H.
Parker, John a.
Simpson, Melvin
Sorrell. Howard M.
Wheeler, 3. q.
Wohlleban. w. M.
Z1kernan, j. W.
Evening star., 1944-07-13

tory near Paris
working for the
Germans, h a S
arriv e d in
Madrid asserted
ly anxious Ito do
S o m e t h / n &,
somewhere, for
France"
| Detroyat. win
ner of the $40, 900
T h o m p S o n
Trophy race at
Los Angeles in
1896, declared in
an in t ervie "
| yesterday t h a t
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-03-16
Portrait Of q Senior

Certainly you know her. She's
the first person in the first row
in first period study hall. Mar
garet Carper has lived in Har-
din ever since she first arrived
way back there on May 26, 1925.
At first she was reluctant to give
her middle name, but finally she
told us her full name, Margaret
Anna Carper.
Her ambition is to become a
stenographer, and her schedule
this year consists, therefore, al
most entirely of commercial
subjects. It includes shorthand
I, tipping II. bookkeeping, &C.
onomics and sociology. In spite
of this full set of subjects, Mar
garet manages to find time for
extracurricular activities, among
them Oronyx and Rainbow. She
Is at present a member of the
Rainbow choir.
Her favorite food is chicken:
her pet song, "Stardust". As for
her favorite dislike, its snobbish
people. OF all the sports, ice
skating holds the strongest ap-
peal for her. Margaret, we hope
you will glide" right on to a
happy, successful life.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-03-16
STUDENTS LAMENT

I sit at my desk, the third in
the row
And listen to the clock tick, ever
so slow.
If I were a king, or a teacher
perhaps,
I'd wake up this place with a
little green axe.
I sit and wonder, as the
geniuses cram,
If they witness what I do, be-
fore an exam.
I study and cram, I work like a
bee,
And the amazing results are US
ually a "D".
I envy the dog, who does moth
ing but play.
He romps through the mud, the
water, the hay.
He goes where you go, he has
lots of fun;
You go in the school house, he
basks in the sun.
Well, I'll be glad when it's over,
forgotten
Including the dog, the grades
that are rotten.
Maybe to you them were the
days!"
But now on the ration list, bro
Their, are "A's".
Don Johnson