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Evening star., 1944-12-05
Miss Jeanie Sanders Dies
At97;Refired US. EmpIoye

Miss Jeanie Sanders, 81, retired
employe of the Treasury Depart
ment and longtime resident OF
Washington. died last night at a
nursing home here after a long ILL.,
ness.
Miss Sanders was born in Racine,
Wis, the daughter of Gen. and Mrs.
Horace Turner Sanders. Gen. San
ders is credited with writing the
constitution of Wisconsin and
served in the Civil War as provost
marshal of the port of Norfolk.
Coming to Washington at an early
age, Miss Sanders worked in the
Customs Bureau Of the Treasury.
She retired about 20 years ago.
Miss Sanders Is survived by two
sisters. Mrs. William Masker of
Washington and Mrs. Thomas Piatt
Of Chicago.
Funeral services will be held at
Hines funeral home, 1901 Fourteenth
street NV, at l pm. Thursday.
Burial will be in Congressional
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1944-12-05
Mrs. EIuvey Barueh Dies;
Nurse Here for 10 Years

Mrs. Eluvey " Baruch. So, of 1851
Meigs street NE, a practical nurse
here for 10 years, died Sunday of a
cerebral hemorrhage in the home of
her sister, Mrs. Winter Marshall,
1242 Oates street NE.
Funeral services will be held at
1:30 pm. today in the Hines funeral
home. Burial will be In Arlington
Cemetery.
A resident Of the District for the
last 18 years, she was the widow of
Barnard Baruch, an employe Of the
Army War College and World War
veteran, who died seven month ago.
She was a native of Oatlands, Va,
and attended the Centennial Baptist
Church.
Besides her sister. she is survived
by daughter by a former marriage,
Miss Mary Louise Carter, and an
other daughter, Mrs. Roland Brown,
Washington, and brother, Howard
H. Havener, Centerville, Va.
Evening star., 1944-12-05
Wallace |. Sansbury Dies; Mrs. Isabella Gripp Dies;
R, ,F.&P. Worker "a Years Widow Of Army Officer

Wallace T. Sansbury, So, OF 1011
South Carolina avenue Sc, a me-
chanic with the Richmond, Fred
ericksburg & Potomac Railroad for
the last "a years, died Sunday at
Mount Alto Hospital after a weeks
illness.
A native Of Prince Georges Coun-
ty, Md, Mr.. Sansbury came to the
District at the age OF with his
family and received his education In
the public schools here. He was a
veteran Of the Spanish American
War.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Helen Clark Sansbury; two sons,
Wallace L. and Robert G. Sansbury;
two daughters, Mrs. Mary S. Leeka
and Mrs. Helen j. Pessagno; two
brothers, D. r. and B. r. Sansbury;
four sisters, Mrs. Emma Archer,
Mrs. Jeanette Greer and Mrs. Eu-
nice Hansbrough, all OF Washing
ton, and Mrs. Edith Stevens, Alex
andria, Va. He also leaves seven
grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at
1880 am. tomorrow at Chambers
Southeast funeral home. Burial will
be In Arlington Cemetery.
Evening star., 1944-12-05

and pieces Of planes, and swept the sky clean
like new broom. When they last saw him, he
had accounted for four and was still right there
in the middle of things.
Because that's the way those fighter escort
boys are built" said the bomber pilot. They'll
lose their planes = or their lives to take care
OF us when we're in trouble. There are no braver
men in the world"
Today, stories such as this have a very special
meaning tor several thousand men and women
OF Curtlss- Wright For Curtiss Electric propellers
are a vital part Of nearly every type of American
Evening star., 1944-12-05
The e'B0nd...

They had been hit with everything in the book
- big shells, little shells, old shoes and mess
kits" They were alone, out Of formation and
nearly out Of control, and enemy fighters were
slashing at them like wolves at the kill - when
suddenly he appeared.
Theysay thathe came kni6ng ginoutofn
They caught glimpse of him as he shot past,
and then they heard his easy drawl in their head
phones. Pack up your troubles, boys" he said.
'Uncle's going to take care Of you now" And
with that he went to work.
They say that he tore right through planes
Evening star., 1944-12-05
Funeral Services Are Held
For Shelton F. Cameron

Funeral services for Shelton
Thomas Cameron, 81, an attorney
here for many years and member Of
the Arm Cameron, Kerkam g. SUIT
ton, who died suddenly Friday
afternoon at his home, 1901 Six
teenth street NV, were held today
at the Hysong funeral home. Burial
was private.
Mr.. Cameron, a native Of Rich
view, Ill, was graduated from Emer-
son Institute In 1878 and the old
Columbian University, now George
Washington University, Law School
in 1880.
He had been a member of
Cameron, Kerkam 81 Sutton since
1927, retiring from active practice
two years ago. He was a member
Of the District bar, the Masons,
American Patent Law Association
and the Civitan Club.
Besides his widow, Mrs. Roberta
r. Cameron, he Is survived by three
daughters, Mrs. John Frederick
Oberlin, Cleveland, Ohio; Mrs. B.
Klein Molekamp and Mrs. S. Bas-
com Smith, both OF Washington,
and three grandchildren.
You too can wear wings dreaming
peace on Earth"-one extra bond
for Christmas.
Evening star., 1944-12-05

Mrs. Isabella c. Gripp, 90, widow
OF Col. Henry A. Gripp of Tyrone
Pa, and Washington, died Sunday
after a long illness at a nursing
home in Takoma Park, Md. For the
last few years she had made her
home with daughter, Mrs. Esther
L. Moebs, 7200 Chatham road, Chevy
Chase, Md.
Born near Tyrone, she was the
daughter Of the late Rev. Richard
Weir, Presbyterian minister. She
had been a resident OF Washington
for many years.
Besides Mrs. Moebs, she is survived
by two other daughters, Mrs. Frank
H. Davis, Brierclih, N. Y, and Mrs.
Natter M. Schneider, Chevy Chase,
Md, two sons, James G. Gripp,
member Of the Board of National
Evening star., 1944-12-05
Miss Jeunnie Kirkmun
Dies: Lived Here 8 Year.

Miss JEANNE Kirkman, 50, a resi-
dent of the District for the last
eight years, died Friday at her resi-
dence In the Wardman Park Hotel
after a brief illness.
She was the aunt Of Norman
Baxter, assistant to the Secretary
of Commerce. A native OF Nash
vile, Tenn, Miss Kirkman lived
abroad for more than 40 years,
spending the greater part of the
time In Paris and London.
Miss Kirkman also leaves a sister,
Mrs. William M. Baxter, st. Louis,
and several other nephews and
nieces. Funeral services and burial
will be held in Nashville.
Evening star., 1944-12-05
Woman Dies of Burns
Received in Fighting Fire

Mrs. Marie Swingle, as, of 57O8
Thirty first avenue, Queens Chapel
Manor, Md, died yesterday in Prince
Georges General Hospital of burns
suffered Friday when she attempted
to extinguish a fire started in her
home by q lighted cigarette. DR..
James I. Boyd, Prince Georges
County coroner, issued q certificate
of death by burns.
County police said the blaze
started in the living room when the
cigarette set fire to a trash basket.
Mrs. Swingle's husband, Raymond,
81, was burned on the hands and the
hair of their l5-month- son,
Michael, was singed,
Evening star., 1944-12-05

Missions Of the Presbyterian Church,
New York City. and Henry A. 0ripp,
jr, Miami, Fla. She also leaves six
grandchildren and two great-grand-
children.
Funeral services will be held at 3
pm. tomorrow at the Pumphrey fu-
neral home, Bethesda. Burial will
be In Rockville Union Cemetery.
Evening star., 1944-12-05
II to Join Sodolity

Twelve new members will be re-
ceived into the Sodality of Our Lady
at IL am. tomorrow ct ceremonies
in the Chapel Of Our Lady Of Sor-
rows at Dunbarton College Of Holy
Cross. The Rev. Louis Motry,
spiritual director OF the sodality, WI
address both old and new members
and, assisted by jeanne Polk, prefect.
and Barbara Fehr, vice prefect, will
present new members with the
Sodahty Medal. The ceremony will
close with benediction Of the blessed
Evening star., 1944-12-05

Now -. for the KNOCKOUT! More BIO Superforts
at 100000 each, more P47 Thunderboln at $4,000
more tanks, guns, aircraft carriers, supply ships
hospital ships more and more money! And that
means more and more War Bond purchases by you.
Your bonds will help speed the end Of the fight,
save American lives the future of your country
Back the Sixth War Loan for the final smash!
BuY MoRI WAR BoNDs ToDAYl
Evening star., 1944-12-05

plane preferred today for the grueling Job Of
pursuit and fighter escort work.
As part of the best trained team of workers
in the world - the 100000 who build, fly and
service Americas air power these propeller
builders share too the hope which that power
holds as force for good, for lasting peace, and
for great postwar age Of the air, with jobs for
all our fighting men.
Evening star., 1944-12-05

Equipped with 4-blade hollow steel Curtiss Electric
pfopellefs. Republic PAT Thunderbolts are fight
ing, strahng and dive-bombing on every United
Nationsfront. Present version mounts eight 5o-cal.
machine guns-hres 6sS lbs of lead pei minute.
Evening star., 1944-12-05

You too can wear wings dreaming
peace on Earth"-one extra bond
for Christmas.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-06-07
Francoska vlada v Alziru "a
cimozjo zvezo S Titom

so ma zalost naleteli ma ljudi, XII
SO bill zainteresirani samo "a
lastno korist, ma ljudi, XII SO da-
mes kvizlingi. Dijaki beograj-
skega vseucilisca, cd katerih je
danes ogromna vecina med par
tizanskimi cetami, SO bill takrat
najbolj navduseni pristasi fran
cosko-jugoslovanske zveze.
z ozirom ma to je Bontejeva
izjava zelo pomembna, kar pri-
kazuje okrepitev prijateljstva
.obeh narodov z novega, sirsega
in naprednejsega stalisca. Una
china je tudi cato, ker prihaja IL
de Gaullovega tabora, XII je v
marsicem paralelen S Titovim.
Oba predstavljata, vsak v svoji
domovini, Stroke ljudske sloje
in imata oba skoraj enake teh-
nicne zapreke, da dosezeta pri-
znanje svojih vlad. 0 de Gaullu
pravi n. pr. najpomembnejsi vo-
dja francoske desnice in bivSi
minister Louis Martin, XII aje
pred nekaj tedni prispel skri-
vaj v London, da je on (de
Gaulle) edini, XII ga francoski
narod smatra kot svojega pred
stavnika, a njegovo Waldo kot
edino 1francosko Waldo.
Po vsem ten izgleda, Ola bo-
doca zveza med Jugoslavijo in
Francijo ne BIO zveza drzavni-
kov in diplomatov temvec zveza
demokratskih sill obeh draw.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-06-07
O KONFERENCI JSZ IN
PROSVETNE MATICE
v BARTONU, OHIO

Bridgeport, o. - Konferenca
Prosvetne matice in JSZ "a
okrozje vzhodnega Ohia in "a So
sedne kraje v W. Virginiji, XII Sc
je vrsila v nedeljo %. maja> pr
S. Josephu Skoffu ma Bartonu,
O., je bila zelo zivahna in pc u
delezbi v resnici tudi jugoslo-
vanSka.
Zastopanih je bio pet dru-
stew SNIP, klub Naprej st. II
JSZ, in pa federacija SNIP.
Predsedoval je S. j. Skoff, "a
pisnikar pa je bill S. John Vitez.
Razprave so bile zelo zanimi-
We. Zastopniki 50 bill poleg Slo-
tudi Srbi in Hrvati. Vsi
SO incl pred ocmi v teh razme-
rah "a svoj cilj skupnost v delu
"a skupne namene.
Bila je sicer pc stevilu mala
skupina, toda mocha v delu;
in kot sem rekel, ma konferenci,
ponavljam tn: Skupnost "a sku-
Pho delo je nam potrebna kot
Sc nikdar pref.
Vsi SO zagotovili, da bodo de-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-06-07

vojni omenil tudi 1narsala Tita. Dejal je, da mu zaupa, ceprav je
komunist, a to je razlozl ma nacin, da Sc DO tudi v Jugoslaviji
kakor " GrciU, vse "dobro izteklo".
Grski in jugoslovanski uporniki 50 odvisni cd z~avezniskih
velesiL Ko je Anglia umaknila podporo -diplomaticno in mate
rialno -Mihajlovicu je bio pc MENU.
Josip Broz, ali Brozovic, ali Tito, vse ena oseba, We, ke je in
cd koga je odvisen. z borbo more nadaljevati edino ako mu An
glija pomaga, XII kontroira tam prometna sredstva, in pa Russia
S svojim propagandnim aparaton. Tito je "a boljSo Jugoslavijo
kakor je bia. To so poudarjali vsi njegovi proglasi. In vojna v Ju-
goslaviji je bna ogasana "a 'prvo ideologicno (civ1no) vojno v
sedanjem konfliktu.'"
Ako je Churchill v pravem, DO ia znamka tudi v Jugoslaviji
sal uradno izginila in tako BIO tudi v Mi voina mani in mani ideo-
logicna ter toiko boil "a povratek v stare razmere.
Toda toriji delajo raGun brez krcmarja. Uporniskega duha Sc
ie med ljudstyi nabralo toliko, da DO nastala razstrelba, neglede,
kako bi 10 pristasi povratka v stare razmere skuSali prepreciti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-06-07
JOsKO OVEN:
RAZGOVO

knJ1gl Red Star Over China"
To je bio leta 1888. Med TEN ie
svet pozabil ma tie zgodovinske
dogodke. Sele zadnje case Sc po-
novno slisi, da nj vse tako lepo
kot Sc je skusalo dopovedati Q
Ciang-KaiSekovi demokraciii.
Danes sliSimo, da ina Ciang-
Kaisek vec kot petsto tisoc MOI
svoje najboljse armade ma meii
province Sansi, kjer blokiraio
komunisticne armada, namesto
da Sc bi borili proti skupnemu
sovrazniku. KaiSek Sc zaveda,
kot Sc tudi ostali veleposestniki
in vojaski mogotci, kateri SO Via
dali Kitajsko skozi t~isocletja, da
Sc bliza doba Nth eksplotaciie
ljudstva proti koncu = &c Sc ne
zatre to takozvano komunistieno
gibanje, katero jim je boil ne
varno kot pa Japonci = enkrat
"a vselej. To takozvano kitajsko
komunisticno gibanje nj mic dru-
gega kot prerojena nacionalisti-
cha Kitajska, katera ina silno
malo opraviti z marksizmom.
Men glavni namen je razdelitev
zemlje med ubozne kmete, kate
ri 1--WE Sc vedno fevdalnih raz-
merah. Oh enem ustanovljenie
solstva in razvoj poljedelstva ter
obrti. Zadnje. case Sc je napravil
velik pritisk ma Ciang-Kaiseka,
da Sc dovoli sal novinarjem do
stop do komunistienih dezeI, ia
ko da svet 1--WE, kaj je ma stvari.
Kot Sc slisi, DO to dovoljeno.
Upati je, da DO obisk naSega IL
beralnega podpredsednika Wal
lacea, XII ina upogled sal delo-
mo v kitajske razmere, incl
ublazilne posledice. Ako ne US
pc, je nevarnost civilne voine
zelo resna.
Pri mas
PR Montgomery Ward Co. ie
kot je bio OBJ zacetku spora.
Skoro gotovo pride dc ponovne
stavke. Tvrdki, XII 81 je v boju z
49, nj.
Waldo Sc povecala svojo osab-
most, Sc smeje ukazom WLB. To-
pot DO skoro gotovo BOZ do
konca.
POLISH kongres, kateri Sc ie
obdrzaval zadnji teden V Buffa-
III, Sc je zakljucil V protisovjet-
skem duhu in edinega delegate,
kateri je incl drugacno mnenje,
SO kratko malo virgil il dvorane.
Kajpada vse to nj reSilo Nth
vprasanja, katero izgleda slabse
kot kdaj pref. Ali letos so VOLT
We = in nato racunajo. -.
Ia ruski relif - tenn nimam
niceSar porocati.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-06-07

lovali naprej pc svojih moceh
" korist sprejetih predlogov,
nacrtov III akcij.
Veselo je bio slisati, da je
Proletarec v teh krajih tako
~razSirjen, vzlic malemu Stevilu
Slovencev, XII 1--WE v tukajsnjih
naselbinah.
Popoldne pc koneani konfe-
renci Sc je ma majniski zabavi
nasa mala skupina znova seSla.
Ampak v prid nase stvari je BIZ
la pozrtvovalna in pripomogla,
Tda je bill tudi ia del naSega pro-
grama omenjenega dine velik
uspeh, Hvala vsem "a gostoljub-
most in podporo. Nikoli ne hi
verjel, da je pr tako majhni
skupini mogoc toliksen gmotni
uspeh. Zares, udelezenci so po-
segli globoko v Yep. Vredni SO
vsega priznanja.
Tudi Geo. Vucelich mas nikoli
ne pozabi. 10 sta licitirala Po-
dobnik in Gross, jje on nekaj da-
roval in zmagal, potem pa po-
stregel drugim.
Tudi Proletarcu v podporo
smo dobili pr tako majhni sku-
PM lepo vsoto.
Bio je sklenjeno, da Sc DO
prihodnja konferenca vrsila spet
pr S. Skoffu V Bartonu. Datum
zanoj DO dolocil odbor spora-
zumno S klubom st. II JSZ. V
odbor conference SO bill Two
ljeni: Joseph Snoy, tajnik-bla-
gajnik; John Vitez, organizator.
Organizatorji "a posamezne
naselbine: Peter Kroflich,
Bridgeport, O.; Mike Smrdel,
Blaine, O.; Louis Paulinich,
Bellaire, O.; Joseph Skoff, Bar
ton, o.; Frank Kolenc, Windsor
Heights, w. Va. 4a9
Porocevalec, Joseph Snoy.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-06-07
Unijo tiskoriev Sc vrne
v A. F. of L.

Zveza tiskarjev international
Typographical Union) je ma svo-
jem zadnjem referendum skle-
Mia, da Sc povrne V AFL. Il ME
je izstopila vsled svojega sklepa.
da Ameriski delavski federaciii
ne DO placevala izrednega asses
menta, XII je bill dolocen "a boi
proti takrat ustanovljeni zvezi
uni Go.
Potem je prislo vprasanje VIZ
nitve unije tiskarjev V AFL ma
vsaki njeni konvenciji, in tudi
par referendumov je re imela o
tenn. V sedanjem je zmagala IL
sta struja, XII je YES cas- propagi-
rala, da je mesto tiskarskih de-
lavcev V AFL.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-06-07
SLOVENSKI DELAVSKI
CENTER

Chicago, Ill. - v minulih par
tednih Sc je oglasilo V Centru
precej rojakov, med mimi Jack
Mali IL Gatchella, Ontario, Ka-
NADIA.
Katka Hrvatin Sc je vrnila il
Los Angelesa, kjer je bila vec
mesecev in z MO njena hci.
IL Detroita SO Sc oglasili Fred
die Bujack, ]. Sable, E. Blcke in
HI. Kahl. A. Parigian il Dearbor-
ma, Mich.
Prvic je prisel neGavno v Cen
ter in v urad Proletarca tudi
Louis Barborich IL Milwaukee
ia, XII je prebil svojih par dni
pocitnic med tukajsnjimi znanci
in prijatelji. Barborich je tam
zastopnik Proletarca.
Rojak Thomas Kerhlikar, XII
je bill nekoc re clan nasega giba-
MIA Jenny Lindu, Ark, sedai
pa zivi v Chicago, je prisel v
Center v druzbi svojega prijate-
liza Antona Cretnika, XII ie mas
bliznji sosed.
Luka in Jedert Groser sta Sc
vrnila S pocitnic, XII. sta Jill pre-
bila med rojaki v Nokomisu in
tam okrog in dine l. junija sta
pricela v Centru spet izvrSevati
svoje obicajne posle.
Frank Sodnik, XII je bill tajnik
SLOW. del. centra, sedaj pa sluzi
v vojni mornarici, pise, da Sc
ina dobro, in da bi Sc mu vcasi
prileglo pivo, proti kakrsnemu
je vcasi zabavljal v Centrovi
kleti.
Henry Rak, brat sedanjega
Centrovega tajnika, je bill tn ne
kaj dni ma dopustu IL armada.
Iznaed stirih bratov Rak sta diva
v vojni sluzbi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-06-07

VldQa V AlZlru pOu
vodstvom generala de Gaulla, XII
jo zavezniki ma ljubo ameriSke-
mu predsedniku Rooseveltu Sc
MISC PRIMAL "a Waldo, pac pa lie
"a nekak osvobodilni odbor, je
v diplomaticni akciji, da Sc otre-
Sc zapostavljanja.
V tenn polozaju je naravno,
da de Gaullov rezim zelo simpa-
tizira z narodnim osvobodilnim
odborom Jugoslavije pod vod-
stvom Tita, XII ga zavezniske de-
zele tudi nocejo priznati "a pra-
.vo Waldo, temvec jo poznajo lie
nekako pc ovinkih. Torej slicno,
kot postopajo S francoskim cd
boron v Alziru.
To stanje je napotilo mnoge
svobodoljubne Francoze v gla-
sno izrazanje simpatij Titove-
mu odboru, med mimi Flori-
monda Bontea, o katerem poro-
ca Zojsa sledece:
Pred kratkim je ma sell fran
coske skuscine v Alziru, ko Sc je
razpravljalo o zunanji politiki
move Francije, narodni poslanac
Florimond Bonte nacel vprasa-
MIA razmerja med Francijo in
IJugoslavijo. Govornik je pohva-
lii Titovo Waldo, XII Sc - pc ME
igovih besedah = vedno boil u
Itrjuje in kateri je uspelo, da 81
Ije izvojevala priznanje zavezni-
kov, "a kar Sc ina zahvaliti or
lganizaciji in borbi Narodne os-
vobodilne vojske, XII razorozuje
"a zaveznike 35 osiscnih divizij
in pa dejstvu, da je edna ma
rodna vlada v donovini.
Poslanec Bonte je misljenja,
da bi Francoski odbor narodne-
ga osvobojenja It. j. francoska
vlada pod de Gaullom) moral
priznati Waldo marsala Tita. On
tudi verjame, da DO Jugoslavija
Iigrala pc vojni ma Balkanu We
like vlogo in da je v stvarnem
tinteresu Francije, da vzpostavi
lnapram Jugoslaviji svojo tradi-
Icionalno politiko prijateljskih
vezi.
Francija, XII je S svojo revolu-
Ecijo leta 1889 dala takorekoc
rojstvo demokratski ideji ma
svetu, je bila prijateljski naklo-
njena narodom Jugoslavije, XII
SO Sc vedno borili, da ostvariio
Idemokracijo, ker so bill pc ma
lravi prezeti S to idejo. Pc prvi
lsvetovni vojni so obiskali Jugo-
Islavijo med drugimi ministri
Barthou, Delbos in Herriot z ma
menom, ola z okrepitvijo zveze
razbijejo prodiranje nemskega
imperijalizma ma jugovzhod, a
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-06-07

Kako je z vasim znancem, sose-
dom, prijateljem? Ste mu kdaj pri-
porocili, da maj 81 naroci ProIetar-
ca? Poskusite, morda ga pridobitel
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-06-07

Lansko leto menda sem pisal
0 tistem dolgem zgodovinskem
pohodu, ali bolje preseljevanju
komunisticnih armad z enc stra-
nj Kitajske v drugo. Svet je zelo
malo vedel ali sliSal o tenn, do
kler Sc nj posrecilo znanemu
casnikarskemu porocevalcu Ed
garju Shown obiskati tie dezele,
kar je opisal v svoii znsmeniti
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-22
Training:
EEerOiSInl
BY HAROLD SCHACHERN

Life among the civilians hasn't
changed al least as far aS the
manpower situation IS concerned
walked into the office today
and the boss SAID
we want a story about YOU
and your experiences. but We
haven't a reporter 10 spare, 30
YOU will have to write IL your
self. Keep II short"
Most stories about Servicemcn
arc tales of 1erolsm IN battle.
The only action I've been in was
the Battle of Quantlco, Va, where
ihe-eRly existing enemy was years
of soft civilian living which had 10
be conquered before any Of our
outfit could call ourselves marines.
As a second lieutenant az the
Marine Aviation Ground Officers
School. I went through eight
weeks of marine infantry train
ing, which includes practice land
INK operations, craftsmanship,
guellng marches and all the
lhlnGN NnlCn make 4 gravel
pounding marine
Next came three weeks Of in
doctrlnation into marine aviation
with which I will serve once l Join
an outfit | was promoted 10 first
lieutenant at graduation and have
been assigned 10 the Naval Radar
Training Station, Sea Island, Ga
While there, | viii spend three
TO four months learning 10 be a
fighter director. The actual chores
of a fighter director, being some
thing fairly new in warfare, arc
extremely hush hush In general,
he Co-ordinateS all units and equip
mont used in defense against en-
'cmN aircraft.
We viii be able TO tell YOU all
about 1t after the war, but for
now u must suffice TO say that
IT'S helping 10 bring many Of your
sons and friends back alive and
making mOurnerS of more and
more Japanese
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-22
Ms. P. u. CooneY

Services for Mrs. 2 H. Cooncy,
- VIII be held al s q. m Thurs
day IN the home of her daughter
Mrs a. G. Van Loolcn 2475l
Wlnona. Dearborn. and at 1896
a. m. IN ST. Mays Church, Du-
rand Burial viii be in Games.
Mich.
Mrs Cooncy a native of Canada
had lived an Michigan for - years
She died IA tue homg of another
daughter. Mrs r. J. LNnd Of
1915 WoodinEham
Surviving are q son Joseph C.
Cooncy seven daughters Mn,
YIN Loozcn. Mrs Lynd Sister
Mary Paula. Mrs r O Felt Mrs
a ! Lows. Mrs G J Lily and
Mr., John + Dcodcrly 50 grand
children and Is great grand
children.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-22

"A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-22
Overseas
Vote Hit

Thc voting franchise Of every
Detroit senIccman overseas Is
being threatened log The delay IN
printing of The November election
Circuit Judge Miller was told
today m the hearing on the de-
mand that the names of TWO
Democratic legislative candidates
uq stricken from ballots.
Addressing the court i'm The
hearing volVng The names OF
Vincent Klein and Mrs Evelyn
y oW Is, Assistant Prosecutor
EIrlner representing The cleo
tons commission said
Every soldier aud sailor
overseas from this area will be-
absolutely observation-disclosures NM
less ballots are in the hands Of
the proper distributing authOri-
ties by Aug. %"
Judge TOMS issued an order
Yesterday temporarily restraining
The printing of ballots bearing
their names as candidates from
The FIRST district
Tho hearing on a permanent
injunction was scheduled after
George Young Of 1927 Leanticr,
charged as "a Democrat. not a
politician that the two candi-
dates were appointed irregularly.
Mrs NoWak WAS named IN
place of her husband Francis i,
and Klein replaced Joseph ko-
WalSkl as a nominee after Nowak
and koWalSki were convicted by
the Mason legislative graft Jury.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-22
BlAkE'S
WITCH HAZEL

An inyiSoratlng astrIngent for
after bath or after shave. A
full pint for only
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-22
aroIine E. SANGER

Services for Miss Caroline =
Sanger 70 who died Sunday n
H,cnd.do. Cal VIII be held there
tomorrow Miss Sanger was the
sister Of Henry III Sanger, board
chairman of Tho Manufacturer,
>1for4' Bank
8 native Dctro''cr Miss Sanger
Hl lived In California for ~e>cra.
years. Surviving. besides her
brother Us sister Mrs Rufus y
Cro--r-4n