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Washington Journal., 1944-07-21
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Ser laaorioer Gorreiponoent Ser
ldmeoii6en 3eitltng ngepa 0apligt
aQebanoa" beribtet ieinem 8latte,
6aB cine Heibe oeuti6er @enerale,
Die bel Sitter in l1ngnaoe gefallen
iuaretl, neil iie NIT leiner uintuitiben
militdriiden 6iibrung" nidt iiber-
einitimmten, ieBt mieoer in ben af-
tioen 0ienIt 5uriidberufen moroen
lino. Gen @runo oafiir biloet ser
lebtbin 81 per5ei6nenoe quaii Wfal-
lentoo oeuti6er @ener1le an ben
peridieoenen 5ronten. Sitter lit oa-
ourd in Die 3nangslage periebt,
ielblt @enerale 5uriid5uberufen, oie
inn politil6 alS %l1n3uberl1lIig err
i6einen. Mm meilten miro uiter III
men @enerallelttnant SO. BON @ailel
genannt.
6aloer uirb jett gelO6t
D9lu6 oie idmeoii6e 3eitung saf-
tonblaoet" meilt in einem Nrtifel if
res 8erliner aorreiponoenten auf
Die beoeutiame Satiade bin, oaB Ser
u8olfii6e 8eobadter" iib am go.
@ebnrtstag bon @eneraloberlt So
lepb Solder IN elmer 5peiipaltigen
2obpreiiung crying.
6aloer, friiber @eneralita6s6ef
Der oeutiden 4rmee, mar leit Sabren
bel Sitter in 8iemliderllngnaoe. Ser
gerliner Correspondent Der ihpeoi-
iden 3eitung u4ftontioningen4 be-
ri6tet, oaB cine Heibe dlterer @ebr-
madt-@ enerale bon @itler berlangt
baben, oaB Die Itrategiide 8lanung
uno 5iibrung in oieSanoe BON Sah-
oeritanoigen gelegt peroe, uno nidt
in Die Sanoe bon iungen, meiit ser
@affen-S dubitaffel angeborenoen
Sanfoffi5ieren.
Washington Journal., 1944-07-21
9ieiiger Mnfmiegeleis
YrOjeb mirO bermOrrener
Mebrere Mmgeflagte entbebrem
&~ertei0igcr

NnfangS oieler ISOLDE, ser 14ten
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5elies inn bieligen 8~unoesgeri6t &c.
gen etlide 26 angeflagte, oie Ser
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limo, tpanoten li6 mebrere oerielben
On Die nGblt b6bere Snitan5. Inter
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its @omaro Sames SmDt6e uno
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Hat ls ii 8erufung gel
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lalgblin, Der es unternommen
brett an BEN 8ongreB 5u app
Ell ,ren, es bemirft bat, oaB
@ngeflaete iebt eeridt-
ibnen genebme @ertretung emit
Hc en-. Die getpaltiame @ntfernung
srn 2angblins, iagte 4obofat Gn-
babe Die @eldmorenen benom=
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p8efrnf" berleien
in Dem @erbore bon 8ils
9sint 2iiotfe, Sen friiberen Sorpt-
8f ftfiibrer oeS Nmerifa.9 eutiden
8tbes perlas 8unoesitootsonipolt
pb SO. Burns peridie0ete 3ei-
tna 8sartifel oes e"ingegongenen
drltf tno 8eobobter", morin Dor
r &ataltropbe BON 8earl Sarbor
aN ei5enoe Mrtifel erf6ieueu unter
ioE4en lleberi6riften pie: Dgburdb-
4 England liigt". .&ooiepelt fiigt
i6 6ritiiden 2iigen", u3ooiepelts
better 2afei Der britil9en @elomadt"
4no uNloroiide 8riioeri6oft."
Degen ben ongeflagten @errn 60
llato Sames Smptbe muroe our6
fife ausgeiogt, er babe NIT Serrn
,lag3e perfebrt uno babe borgei6la=
& Il oaB Gertreter bes aufgelo1ten
n &lur &lanS in uNorolano~, Dem
@~uaoeslager in Stem SerieD, bier
tate Dor 08earr 9arbor" empfan-
m1troen.
Washington Journal., 1944-07-21

Staot perlieBen. adgemein muroe
in Stodbolm er5dblt, oaB oas Sof-
brdubauS am 8labl, no Sitter frii=
Der piele &eoen gebalten bat, e6en-
faas a%usge6rannt lit.
Washington Journal., 1944-07-21

100 8riefbogen uno ltmidlGge
nit Namensauforud $500 in Der
Sournaloruderei.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-28
Il DISCARDED
HARSH LAXATWES'
DEMONSTRATION Sufferer
Praises Kellogg's All-Bran

Taking nasty doses-for consul
patton due to lack of "bulk" IN
the diet? Then read this letter.
I wish to submit this voluntary testl-
monal about KELLOGG'S ALL-BRAN as
remedy for constipation. For years =
found it necessary to take so-called paten'
Slnee starting to use KELLOGGS ALL
BRAN l have discarded artificial aids. NY
reason for sending this note is to heip
those who are in the same boat was.
VIM. /. Fraser, 9G-l0 Barr Place, dSoSoii
Heights, N. j.
More and more people write in
about the joyous relief they get
from KELLOGG'S ALL-BRAN.
1t really gets at one common cause
Of constipation - lack of certain
cellulosic elements in the diet. For
ALL-BRAN is one of Natures
most effective sources Of these
clements, which help to fluff up
and prepare colonic wastes fol
easy, natural elimination. Remem
Der, KELLOGG'S ALL-BRAN i
not purgative or medicine, it Il
a grain cereal "a gentle-actlns
regulating" food.
Il your constipation is due to !
bulk-defciency in the diet, ca
KELLOGG'S ALL-BRAN regul
larry, as cereal or in several mui
fms. Drink plenty of water. See !
you don't enjoy lasting relief. de
genuine ALL-BRAN, made ONT
by Kellogg's in Battle Greek.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-28
COURT OF HONOR
IS PLANNED HERE

A Boy Scout Court of Honor will
be held at o'clock Monday night,
May /, in the courthouse, Peter
Brooks, chairman of the Court of
Honor, said today.
Immediately following, a Will
mington district meeting has been
called by W. E. jenkins, district
chairman. Present at the meeting
will be all district committeeman,
as well as unit representatives.
The Boy Scout Camporee which
was to take place in Winterhaven,
will be held at County Park, 10
Gated on the new Wrightsville
Beach highway and the Masonborc
Loop road. 1t will be three-day
camporee, starting May 5. Besides
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-28
WILMINGTON MAN
ORDERED TO DUTY

WASHINGTON, April 27-tR-
The War Department announced
To-Day a list of officer promotions
including these from North Caro-
lima:
Major to lieutenant Colonel -
Carl Caughman Sox, NC, Kenly.
Captain to major-Thomas Jack
Fowler, AC, Roxboro; Norman
Brldgers Grantham, Fa., Smith
field.
First lieutenant to captain -
James Durwood Rocket. AC,
Conover; Victor Leland Mabry,
ca, Monroe; Maria S. Galloway,
ANC. Winston=Salem.
William Calvin Briley of Stokes
and James Wilbur Thompson Of
Wilmington, second lieutenants ir
the AUS, were ordered to active
duty.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-28
VOTING OFFICER

CAMP DAVIS April 27-(RA 1t.
william M. Hobbs, of New York
City. was designated as Soldier
Voting" Officer of the Antiair.
Craft Artillery School here, it
was made known today by Brig.
Gen. Bryan L. Milburn, com.
mandant of the AAA School.
1t: Hobbs will supervise and ad-
munster all matters pertaining to
vo'lng, including Federal Ballot.
ing procedure and all related cir,
culars published or to be publish
ed. He will also direct the activi.
ties of all Soldier Voting Off
GERS of subordinate units of the
AAA School
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-28
GRADUATE

Three Wilmington men were
among those graduating from in
tensive specialized courses at re-
cant Service School ceremonies
At u S. Naval Training Station,
Great Lakes, Ill. Thomas D. Noe,
q husband of Mrs. Alice Page
Noe. 1911 Chestnut street was
graduated from Electricians Mate
school; Julius Franklin Rogers,
IT, 10, husband of Mrs. J. F,
Rogers. Route 3, Electrician S
Mate school; and Ernest Gay Yer
cen. Is, son of Mrs. Ethel Weeks
Vereen, 1902 South Third street
Base Engineering school
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-28
u. S. Casualties Set
At 1885 Since The
Start OF Global War

WASHINGTON, April 81 Up =
Casualties to the United States
armed forces since the outbreak OF
war, based on latest War and Ma
Wy Department reports, now total
1872, 1856, the Office of War Inferma-
ton announced today.
The total includes "A, 497 dead,
72,O3O wounded, 41,923 missing,
and 1896 prisoners of war. owl
said 1904 prisoners have been re-
ported by the enemy to have dice
regular camping practices, disas.
ter assistance training, u c h a:
first aid, alertness drill, and EN-
Urgency rope rescue, will be given
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-28

Of disease In prison camps, most
of them in Japaaese-held territory.
The Navy Department reports
it's casualties total 44,411 up to
now. They include 1895 dead, H.
1854 wounded, 9,196 missing and A.
436 prisoners. The Navy casualties
include 1880 among Navy person
mel, 14,964 in the Marine Corps and
617 in the Coast Guard.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-28
FOOT MISERY

When feet burn, sting, itch and shoes
feel as if they were cutting right into
the flesh get bottle of Moone's Emer-
aid Oil and rub well on feet and ankles
morning and night for a few days.
A real discovery for thousands VINO
have found blessed relief. INCOMES Hhei :.
aid Oil is easy and pleasant to use-lt
does not stain Economical-money BACK
if not satisfied. Futrelle's and good drug
oStS everywhere
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-28
Owl Claims 25S u. s.
Publications Eliminated
During The Past Year

WASHINGTON, April 81 up -
The Office of War Informatio,
said today its inter-a gency publ
cations committee eliminated 25a
government periodicals durin,
1943 and reduced mailing lists by
100000 copies in order to save
paper.
Owl said that OF AS publica.
tons remaining 283 were reduced
in size, from an average of 33.e
pages to 1872 pages.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-28
.OU.R|'N||!|EN|
I'M III
ER;|'.''Y'''||'!''||'lCE
RETURNS TO POST

Cpl. Robert H.
Narrell, B u r.
gaw, has return.
ed to his post al
c a m p Camp
bell, Kentucky,
after spending a
Today furlough
with his wife
and parents. He
has been in the
Army for the
past u months
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-28
AWAITING ORDERS

Ensign James
c. M a X w e | |.
Merchant Ma
rine, has return
ed to Norfolk,
Va, after visit
ing his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs.
] o h n c. Max
well, Route /.
He is awaiting
orders for for
e i 6 n service.
r, n 81 O n Nav.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-28
PROMOTED

First 1t. William G. Broadfoot.
r. son of Mr.. and Mrs. W. c.
proadfoot. has been promoted to
he rank of captain. He is fight.
~ nIot with the Army Air Forces
sowjng somewhere in the India
xs,r1la war zone.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-28
ON DESTROYER

l.. =. Rusty
FARRELL, grand
son of Mrs. Ed
ma farrell, 10
Spofford Mills,
is a motor ma
chinists mate on
an escort de-
stroyer operat-
ing somewhere
in the Atlantic.
He entered the
Navy in August,
1912 and nriOr
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-28
Nine Men Join Local
State Guard Company

Nine new members have joined
he First Company, State Guard.
in the past two weeks, Lieutenant
D. B. Upchurch announced yester-
day.
They are John I. Lockfaw, Her
man L. Corn, William H. Wooters,
Hubbard N. Panther. Howard E.
Nichols. Carnie A. Riddle, William
M. ChinHis, Kenneth E. Henry,
and David D. Rivenbark.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-28
PROMOTED

GRANTSBORO, April 27-First
It, Gotha Aldridge of South Creek,
serving with engineers in the
southwest Pacific. has been p~o
NOTED to the rank of captain.
Ills wife is the former Ruby Vile.
Of Grantsboro.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-28

The oldest known turtle on
record is Marion's tortoise that
lived on the island on Mauritius
for 152 years.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-28
PROMOTED

Charles w. Sass, technician
fifth grade. 312th Medical Batta-
lion, Fort Jackson, S. c., has been
promoted to technician 4th grade,
ana is now performing the duties
Of surgical technician. Technician
Sass is now attending surgical
training at O'Reilly General Hos
pital, Springfield.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-28

we'll recently returned from Italy
and England.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-28

to his enlistment worked at Spof-
ford Mills.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-11
Reward Is Offered
For Missing Man, Is

Miss Emma Jessett, proprietor
of a rooming house al 500l Sec
ond, today offered a $50 reward
for information which may lead
to the finding of a 78-year-old
man who has been missing since
Tuesday.
The man is William Innes. a
roomer at Miss Jessett's home for
q years. he is D teet 10 inches
tall, has dark hair and moutache.
He was wearing a blue suit and
overcoat, brown hat and brown
shoes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-11
Arsonist Sent
To|onid Hospital

William r. Hickey, %. of III S.
Warning. who declared he and a
companion had been paid S85 by
Detroit policeman 10 burn three
houses. today was committed by
Recorders Judge Skillman to the
Ionia Hospital for the Insane.
Before being adjudged insane,
Hickey had been held on arson
charges with the policeman,
Samuel Boehm, AZ. of 1919 Ethel,
and Robert Ball, %, of Bill Anna
Zon, Dearborn.
Ball has pleaded guilty. but
Boehm denies the charge. The
two younger men said Boehm paid
them to start fires in unoccupied
houses at 1916. 1861 and 1886 s.
Bassett, owned by Ida Wilson and
James Singleton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-11

European Area)
AHoNEN. SGT. CARL E.-hrS- Ahonen.
ALBRIGHT, PVT. HERBERT Ezra z.
Albright. father. AIT \. Milwaukee Detroit
:. ANDRES. CPL DONALD WINS. Frances
NJ. Andres. wife. Burt.
ARENA. PVT: SAMUEL Mrs. Marie
ARMSTRONG. PFC. RoBERT A.-Mns Dor
othy z Armstrong. mother. 1857 Relvidere.
xRocHA, PVT. ERNEST D-Mz. Fidela
Ball. PVT. JAMES E.-Mrl Laur. E. Ball.
.sxIiASp. rs: oDA 1zMn Alma L.
s,nard, wife. 2sse Dre1sl, Detroit;
Bsnnstt, mother. Tree Soil
sIoNbA. PFC. vITo-Mrs. Nancy C. Blonde
siRSdfNcHxM. TIsGT. LEO y. JR.-Leo v,
Biss6NETTE. SGT JACK WIS. slodwen
sofM. PVT PAuL~ErI Sarah Boim.
mother, 744s Hardwood Detroit
sI sSsca PVT ydi,.n aarNRy-Mn. Alberta A.
ssxNT; Pyc; WILSON E.--Mn. yloy Brant.
mothsI Eau Claire.
s!Sss., mother Grass Isfs "i'' ~
BURNS. TIA JOHN A.-Mrs. Anna N. Burns.
S SasA N Sc. e saGrss JR-m Bar.
caRsLAkR. s. SGT ALFRED ALFRED H.-Mls. NIL
ctstUPNiczaK, PFC S'1 HbWiN-Mrs. Mary
ChAlupnieIak mother Posen
ssIosrs Sichofseti. mother. His xiinsei.
COON. PFC NEIL J-Mn EIGis Coon.
COOPER PVT OLIVER ] sR--Mss Char
io,ts Cooper; wife 4429 Plumsr DETROIT
cRAMroNi PFC DONALD R--DaSid p.
CuMBo.- CPL wALLcE R.--Mr Amy
CI pa%is m0insr 1921 oyn slimoIs De r1,
DE- CAMP. PVT gLGIE B.-Mr Fern De-
piNCMAN. PVT. PAUL C Mrs. Antenetta
DRANK. PVT. EARL W Mrs. Hazel o
DRooCER. S/sGT DONALD Mrs, Win
NJ, prcoS.r mother coopcrsyilie -
3 Besrdsiey. mother Kslsmazoo
ESCROW. PFC. stDNEY-Mu Rachel Use
ROY, wife. 71i7 Glendale Detroit
EARR, PVT. LESLIE J-MrE Ethel P.rr
f pIsKK. SGT WILLIAM B-Mn Eunioe
rIsH. PVT JOHN s.-mn. Helen Fish.
GALL, PVT. GERHARD J Mr. Betty Butt
GARY, PFC DEAN E-Mrs Juns Cary
GLuMM re. CLYDE E.-o,to 2 clumm
GoRHAn PVT HAYMoND E-Mn Bsr-
hi aR E 6F,f. rt tsesf'' chAR i JF-
Ma poro,hy NJ Gregory. wife. 3s3a New
GRr PFC GIovAsEI-os~sid O. Grt
cousin si4e Seminole Detroit
CRUNO( PVT HARTLEY " -Frank "
Branks fFsadfsthef Hsrftsen
HALES PFC ROBERT " --NrS Emma Lou
Hsles wife $4,000 Eaton earborn
HARRISON PFC LOWELL 4 Mrs Celdis
Harrison mother Kent CITY
HARTEAu PVT GEORGE WIS MAr
Hsr,esu. mother Nenonince
HOULE. PVT GERALD Mrs Aflna "
Houle mother Slsnhenznn-
IAKuRIAR- -InSKPlf r-M4<-Ai Ate
Jakubisk mother Wybndot,s
IoHHsOA PFC CLARENCE Mrs. Janet
iohnson- mother
JOHNSON PVT GLENN R-WAltrr C.
Johnson. father Iron Mountain
TtrrO, CPL. JOSEPH-ceorEe Juno brother
Flint.
KA.rolA. PFC. Efso r-Mr.- EAiherine
NilIer sister 1915 Highland Detroit
KAsS. PFC. THOMAS II Mrs SafAh kats.
mother 7724 RlAins Detroit
KENNY. PFC. CHARLES p Mrs Julia
kemrnt, mother 7Sos Jc'fersnu Detroit
RfSCHAM SCI. ALFRED --MN Mary
bingham. mother, 42is Seminole. Detroit.
KNAPP. CPL. BURL J.-Mn Eba KNAPP
KosfsA' PPc JosEPH-uu Caroline Pa.
hylopicx. sister ss4s Thlrty-third Detroit
KOSKI PFC. RAYMOND y Mr. Amsii1
Eoski mother Calumet
KPIvO PVT JOHN " -wrr Virginls Krtvo
wife 1870 Hfhbard Detroit
. - - - - = - Friday kopsu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-11
$50 Soldiers
VOteTOOL Late
Tine. st.n Correspondent

LANSING. Nov. 10-More than
$50 soldier ballots have been re-
ceived by the secretary of states
office since Tuesday night but the
voting results will never be known.
Gus T. Hartman, deputy secre-
.tary of state, said today the bal
lots will be held for a reasonable
length OF time" and then de-
stroyed without being opened. in
accordance with federal regula-
tons on war ballots.
The ballots were received after
the polls closed. Unlike other
states which extended tabuation
of soldier votes. Michigan Stipu-
lated that all ballots received
after the polls closed were invalid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-11

! LAKATos. PFC. JosEPH-Paul LakAtos
father, o56s Lemay. Detroit
LANCASTER, PVT HOWARD v.--Mp. AIMS
-LAUBHAN. PFC. FREDERICK JR.-mn
Molly LAubhan, mother Saginaw.
LIPKE, PVT, NICHOLAS Mrs. virginis
Llpke. wife $3.50 Covert. Detroit.
MCDONALD. PFC. RICHARD C.-Reginalc
M,ARKIEwIcz, PIC. EDWARD J.-MrE
MAY, PFC. ABRAHAM-Mrs. Lillian May
wife. 27o2 Cortland, Detroit.
MERTiNs, CAPT. HARRY w.-HArry w
MORLEY, PFC. MAYNARD R-Ars. Flor.
enee Morley, mother Marine City,
N. Morse wife, 1891 McDougall. Detroit.
hOSKALIk, PVT, EDWARD S.-Stephen
ho @,vI father nh I KsIamaDoo v.,s v,.
NYMAN. PvT Emo E.-Ms. Mary wertA-
PETERSON. SGT. JONAS P.-Mrs. Dorothy
PETERSON T7scT WALTER s.-Mu
PHfLLiPs. PVT. CLYDE M.-MrS. Msrbsh
POOLE. PVT. ROBERT ". R.-Mg. Dorothy
QUERY PvT. GEORGE w,@Mrs Nellie v.
Query. wife 3ees Harding. Detroit
,.sso RoSsPson Pr mother. soRs sss1 oregon
sAcHY. PFC. PErER-Mrs. Msrgsre,
SAUNDERS. PIC. MOSES w.-Mrs. Adelis
Ss srsGEMAS '' % .T ~" FRED W. JR.-mr
Irene l.. Stegeman. vile. 222s hontciair'
Detroit
STEPHENS PVT CHARLES J-Mrs Louis
BiSty sister ss04 Whitcomb. Detroit
sZczYPEK -PvT ARTHUR W Mrs.
Anna sclypek. mother. 2ei4 CARPENTER
TIMBERMAN. s/scr. EVERETT c.-Mu.
Glare Zimmerman. mother PittSforo
TKACZ. PVT. JosEPH-Mra. Marie Tkacz.
wife. SOS Thirtieih. Detroit
TOMcZIK SGT AHTHoHY-Mrs. Mary
Tomclik. mother. 2o5i2 Ryan. Detroit.
VANDERBILT PVT. WALTER n. - hrs.
Hazel " VANDERBILT wife Monroe.
WEBB. PVT. DoNAD A.-Mrs Olive Y.
webb wife t2445 Mendots Detroit
wEHRY PVT. JOHN Mira Martha J.
wehTy. wife 1880 souihheld, Detroit
WERNER PVT MARTIN J-MrS Regina
Werner wife SAGE Nottingham. Detroit.
wfLLfNCHAM T/sGT. DuPE AIRS.
Betty Winingham. wife. AuEutts
wYECARDES PVT. cLIFFoRp - Mrs.
YFNA. SGT DONALD M-Mrt- Genevieve
~. Ysn. wife. 1850 Second. Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-11
~ Honor Roll
Official Casualty List
ARMY KILLED

The department today announced the of lS7o SOL
ders killed action Among these 81 from Michigan 3o from
the Detroit
Casualties soldiers today totaed 1884, nclud
ing II from Michigan eight from the Detroit
their kim who been notified
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-11

Order 10c United States War
Savings Stamps from your De-
troit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them TO your home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-11

AicK PFC. KENNETH - Mr. Albert
Am father 1902 " Brook. Detroit
BAfcHEtoR Pre- GEORGE Mr. and
hrE Newton W. bate slor. parents
BURTON. PM &C JIMMIE RuPus-Mrs,
Pose Mary LAMAR, mother. 2si7O Ecorse
FOREMAN cpl soioMAH-Mrs Muriel
Friedman sister $50 Peterboro Detroit
CEPICZ SGT STEvE-Mr. and Mrs John
Ccrvcg parents Pinckney
HAVEN PFC ROLAND ALBEPT-Mr.
and Mrs Percy l. Haven. parents. Almont.
HOLIDAY PVT FREDERICK MOTEL
hE- Th1Enan- HnliAhaf- tsthef-spS- Esf1~.-
Ho2Ic PFC STANLEY RoBERr-Mrs.
i+----fe. TT1tf1r-- $3.50 TTOxoFIdft.
Hsmtrsmck
Ia BERcE. set. JACK BHRuBE-Mr.
su1 VIZ Roy Lsvergs. parents, ssS 2.
Grand Bvd Detroit
LEEASAglTz- GEORGE E--Mr. ana
Mrs John LgkAGsvir. parents Flint
LYNCH. CPL. WILLIAM BAREWELL-Nrf-
Helen l-xFaeh, mother 1855 FsirvieN Detroit
MILLER cpl CEORCE-Mn Johanna
Miller mother. oneksml.
oMER. PFC BYRON H.-Mu. Lucile-omer
vARvIR PFc RUDOLPH VIZ and
Mrs Valentine vsrStr psfentt kslAmaEoo
YoUNK PFC WALTER J-Mu kary
rounk- mother. OntonArCn
NAVY SAFE
BALDWIN &C JAMES MICHAEL
tPrevi1usiy reported missing Oci 49,.
W ana Mrs.. James X. Baldwin parents
Pontiac
,bey IN 1914 .~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~ -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-11
MARINE DEAD
NAyY.MARINE WOUNDED

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-11

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Four large pockets. Upper
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Blue. maroon and brown
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05

THOSE WHO believe that
eighteenth century opera is too
intimate 10 be presented before
a vast audience should have been
among the 5000 fans who filled
ClevelandS Municipal Auditorium
90 hear Mozart'S The Marriage
of Figaro. Wednesday night.
Since Cleveland houses the larg-
est indoor opera in the world and
Wednesday nights crowd was
greater than any that ever turned
out for a Mozart opera in pre-
viouS years, this performance set
"A Mozart record.
"The Marriage Of Figaro is a
delightful wedding of sound and
satire and its charm was greatly
enhanced by the superb cast
which filled most of the princi-
pal roles
Ezio Pima the great Italian
bass, IS so completely at home in
the role of Figaro that IL is hard
10 imagine him doing anything
else. versatile artist though he IS.
t4.S-llisft+ii -tt,tf--S-f+e t+ctfi- richly
through such familiar ariaS as
the Sc a Casa Madame and the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
EXCELLENT Co-STARS

- Tho Stury -is-tttIat BE1ESaHdl
idee, a reckless pilot who figures
the gaining of an objective more
important than the observance Of
each army rule, and of Dorinda
DurSten. a member OF the ferry
command. who loves him.
Spencer Tracy IS Pete and
Irene Dunno the impetuous Dor
lnda, and a-fRe leading pair they
make as they quarrel reprlmand
the same fault in each other and
laugh i'm tho earlier sequences Of
the film.
Pete however is killed in one
GROWING fling Of rccklcSSneSs on
a bombing mission and while Dor
india Sorrowfully determines 10
shed no tears. he moves on 10 the
Nalhalla of pilots.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05

ease with which he acted the role
was as much of a JOY 10 watch.
Teamed with him was the eX-
.quiSite little Brazilian soprano
Bidu Sayae. who Is the perfect
Susanna This lass with the deli
cate air is completely captivating
as the bride 20 be of the barber
and together they arc a superb
team. Although her voice is
small. it-earrleS beautifully, even
through such taxing mezzo pas
SageS as one finds i'm the last
act Och Vieni, Non Tardar"