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Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-21

in duels through the cloucs.
British airmen waited vainly Tor
German attackers, riding hours in
20 below zero temperatures and
returning to the carrier sometimes
so number they were unable TO
move their fingers or make a re-
port for two hours.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-21
Neutral in War
Gets Jail Tern,

LOS ANGELES, May 20. (UP)-
Eric T. Raistrick, 37-year-old bank
clerk, Saturday began four-year
Jail sentence for refusing to report
for induction and telling Federal
Judge PeirSon M. Hall:
Il don't care who wins the war"
RaiStrick said he was neutral"
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-21

DES MONIES, Ia, May 20. CUP)
-TornadoeS and torrential rains in
the past 48 hours caused damages
of more than $1,000,0C0 in Iowa,
killing five persons and injuring at
least 30.
A third tornado early Saturday,
this one striking in and near Fort
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-21
Page Lands

rage LanuIS
1t is bad enough ITO have soft
ball contest in progress without hav-
ing the rules experts stage a private
fight at the same time.
When Sandy oeacn was defeated
by the Acme team in Ell Centric
Thursday night, the excitement
was cut CT hand in minute.
But that's not a.i..--s y sy..z,- rGs
In the judges stand there was a
free-for-all in which Jack Tackett,
Russ Wagner and othere waved
rules books, Shouted, banged fists,
and exchanged sizzling opinions.
Only Car Kenesaw Mountain
Lands can straighten out such a
mess.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-21
Life's High Moment

There is slight possibility that
David Hunt, eight-year-ol son of
Willard Hunt, will ever be as happy
again. He posed with the marine
softball team while some flashlight
pictures were being taken.
Tell him you're first sergeant"
one of the marines whispered TO
him. "They get more money"
I'm a first sergeant the young
Continued OH Page 6, Col. ID
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-21
Germans Retreat
To Front So
Miles From Rome
Allied Forces Widen Breachs in
Hitler Line. Capture Gae+a;
Warships Shell Nazis' on South

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS, Naples, May 90 (UP)-
The Fifth army has preached the Adolf Hitler line
forced the dsorganized Germans back onto line an
chored Terracna So miles southeast of Rome and on
26 miles from the Anzio beachhead, it disclosed Sat
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-21
u. s. FIiers Strike
From Channel
Across to Berlin
Drop More Than 5000 Tons Of Death
On Vital German S+ronsholds;
Nieh+, Day Raids Increase in Tempo

LONDON May 20. (UP)-Amercan heavy bombers
smashed three German airdromes and rail hub in
France Saturday continue prenvason offensive
in which nearly 5000 allied planes dropped more than
1000 tons of bombs on Europe in "a hours.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-21
Powerful Forces
Hammer Jops'
Java Isle Bases
b.. S. and British Carrier-Based
Planes. Warships Join
In Witherins Surprise Attacks

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS, Southwest Pacific May
20 UP)-Carrer-based planes bombers and warships of
the southeast Asia, central Pacific and southwest Pacific
commands joined forces for the first time in this to
carry heavy surprise raid the japanese naval
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-21
y AMBlINe
NEpoR1ER
Get Out the Vote

Get Out the Vote
We point with shame at he light
vote which was pollcd at the school
election Friday.
Talk about public interest!
Practically nil.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-21
WEATHER

Maximum Friday 81, minimum Sat 50; am.
Saturday II, humidity IS; noon Saturday SO, hu-
hidity 33; p IN. Friday 80, humidity 28.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-21

l. A. HAY-U. S. No. s31 1880; u. S. No. 2 leafy
l. v. $3O.5O-32.5O; No. 2 $1,000 -$3I.OO Sept flax
$296N.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-21

81 threw my baby in the
river because | didn't want
her to live the same kind of
life I've lived when |
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-26
Girl, y, Denies
SIaYingBoY5

PORTLAND. Ore. Dec-25
uNS)-Search for Virginia Ivey.
l9-year-old waitress, in the slay-
ing Of a 5~-year-old boy ended to-
day when police found her working
at a local hotel as a maid.
The girl denied knowledge OF
the crime, waived extradition and
was taken To Yakima, Wash, on a
warrant charging first degree
murder.
Search for the waitress has been
going on since the body of Virgil
"Butchey" Langley was found in
her vacant apartment in Top
penfsh. Wash, on Nov. 25. The
boy, whose head was crushed by
a heavy blow, had been left with
her by his ~Stepmother, Mrs. Grace
Langley. while she worked in
Muilan, Ida.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-26
9th War Loan
Exceeds Goal

WASHINGTON. Dec. 25 (INS)
Secretary of the Treasury Nor
genthau announced today that
sales tahllated thus far in the
$14. 900 DOC 900 Sixth War Loan
drive show that the overall quota
has been exceeded by more than
Sc. 900. 900, 900 and the individual
quota by 100000
Morgenthau said that war bond
sales already tabulated and re-
ported by the Federal Reserve
Bank total $50, 36o, DOC. 900 and
that reports of sales To individual
investors which have been pour
ing into the treasury since the
close OF the drive Dec. 16 now
show a total of S.. 100000, 900.
At the same time the treasury
secretary said he was happy TO
announce that the important
"E" bond quota of SOC, 000, 900
will be oversubScribed. He based
the assertion on preliminary fig
ureS. Final figures will not be
available until Jan. 2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-26

I remember, when you wanted to make a girls acquaintance,
you used TO approach her with;
"How about a date, mate?
Nowadays, you tap her on the shoulder and say:
"ShOot the Granger to me. stranger"
/ saw a woman smoking a pipe last night, so l walked up and
said:
Don't you feel conspicuous with that long thing sticking out
Of your face ."
And she said:
"weH, at least when the cigaret shortage is over I can get rid
OF mine"
l went out with a girl the other night and she was smoking
a pipe. That was the first time l ever got kissed and had my ears
barbecued at the same time.
The Hollywood girls are really going for the fad. It's pretty
convenient for them-they can cross Hollywood and Vine and lay
down a smoke screen to keep the wolves away. ] asked one hus-
band what he thought of his wifes going around with a pipe in her
teeth all day. He said:
ITS working out swell. BY the time / got home last night,
my wifes jaws were so tired / won my first argument in 20 years"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-26
Strike Hit
ByHOIiday

CHICAGO, Dec % dNS)-The
status Of the strike at the Chicago
Dodge plant, a new version Of a
sitdown strike. vas problematical
today because of the two-day
holiday recess in which the plant
is closed. Most of the 81 900 en-
ployeS Of the company. which
manufacturers motors for B-29S,
were given the holiday recess.
The strikers are not on the old
fashioned Sitdown, but 221 key
men walked out last Thursday
because they were not allowed to
sit down at their work.
Day by day, the men had
brought in chairs, stools and boxes
on which they sat at their work
until a considerable number thus
were taking il easy.
Company guards removed the
chairs, stools and boxes and Of
ficials ordered the men 10 stand at
their work. A group of the men
promptly quit, partially interrupt
ing the flow of engine aprts. The
holiday ends at z a. m. tomorrow
when il will be known how many
men are staying out. They belong
10 the UAW-CIO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-26
killing
Wife Held

TACOMA, Wash, Dec. 25 GNS)
MIR -RertaL LereRsteH, 80, was
being held by Tacoma police to-
day, after she confessed 10 the
Ratchet Staying of her husband,
Nick Lorensten. Detective A. r.
Dykman announced.
Police said that early today,
Mrs. Lorensten admitted killing
her husband with a carpenters
hand-ax and then proceeded TO
diSmember his body.
After breakfast she left their
twins, a boy and a girl, 6, with
neighbors. and spent the rest of
the day walking and riding buses.
The body was found when
neighbors called police to investi-
gate the twins story that daddy
was lying on the floor" When
Mrs. LorenSten returned for her
children, police arrested her.
Officers said Lorensten returned
Saturday from a sanitarium.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-26
FOrgetfuI of Santa.
Sleep Gets NubbinS

CHEYENNE, Wye, Dec. 25
fINS)-Forest (Nubbinsl Hoff-
man went to bed early last night
after a meal of cornflakeS and
didn't even know it was Christ
mas Eve.
Nubbins wasn't forgotten by
Santa this year, bat he had ms
Christmas party early-on Nov.
19-when his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Marshall Hoffman of Chey-
enne feared he would not live un-
iii Dec. 25
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-26
2tst Leg Fracture
Mars Youths fule

LONDON, Dec. Is CUP)-Ken-
meth Swartz. 17-year-old son of
an air raid warden, who has spent
nine Christmases in a hospital
with broken legs, has broken his
leg again-for the 21st time.
This Christmas he will be at
home, but his leg will be in a
plaster cast.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-26
$4,000 Blaze
Hits Jackson

JACKSON, Dec 25-FBI is in-
vestigating a Christmas Eve fire
in the plant Of Calvan Machine
Products. Inc, which Fire Chief
Ernest c. Daunter said caused
$4,000 10 $4,000 damage.
The plant. which was making
military parts for the Ford Motor
Co. was cnveloped in flames i'm
mediately after an explosion.
Chemicals and 20 watts Of oil fed
the flames. A large part OF the
one-story concrete block building
was destroyed but considerable
machinery was saved.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-26
Kdzoo Boy Killed
By Train, I Injured

KALAMAZOO. Dec. 25-John
Flora, 2, was killed and his
mother, Mrs. Hilda F. Flora,
X a lamazoo, and companion,
Arthur Richmond of Paw Paw,
were injured seriously when the
tractor-trailer in which they were
was struck by a Pere Mar
freight train two miles
southeast Of Holland Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-26
Mate Hacked 10 Death
Inkster Woman Held

Deputy sheriffs are holding
Mrs. Marjorie Jones, 30, of 1854
Border, Inkster, for investigation
of murder.
Sgt. Ronald LaRue of the sher-
ifs road patrol, said that Robert
Jones, 40. the husband, was found
hacked TO death with an AK in
the bedroom of his home early
Yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-26

The HoffmanS are not ceiebrat-
ing today because the Denver sur
geon who performed a delicate
operation on Nubbins on Dec 4
said that rest and quiet are eS-
Sential 10 his recovery.
NubbinS returned home recently
after several weeks in a Denver
hospital. The operation was pro-
nounced a success and many more
ChriStmases We're predicted >foI
the small boy by his doctors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-26
YuIe Ship Reported
AT Swedish Port

NEW YORK. Dec. . (INSl-
A Swedish ship has arrived al
-GeetesbeFg from Philadelphia
with a cargo OF Christmas par
GELS for Allied prisoners of war in
Germany" according to the Brit
iSh radio as heard by CHS. The
broadcast added that Red Cross
authorities hoped 10 ~tranSShip the
parcels to Germany within a few
DAYS"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-26
War Bond Bonuses

Dec. 25-Ap-
proximately $1,000 in war bonds
were distributed Saturday TO en-
ployes of the l.. A. Darling Manu-
featuring Co. at Bronson, near
here. The company, which manu-
features wal materials, operates
two plants here and one at Bron-
son
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-26
Kronk Center Gives
Girls YuIe Fr0Ii(

Kronk Recreation Center, juno
ton and McGraw, will be the
scene Wednesday, Of a -citywide
Christmas festival and hand-CTafl
exhibit.
The program. beginning at 80
p. m, includes four one-act plays
costumed ballet. tap and novelty
presentations, and refreshments
for 400 girls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-26
Patients Get Gifts

Gifts for the IS patients in the
pediatrics ward of Receiving Hos
pital were presented packages yes
terday by children from the Cooke
School. 1890 Puritan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-26
900 Feted at Yule Party

KALAMAZOO. Dec. 25-Nine
hundred needy boys and girls were
guests of the Kalamazoo Ex-
change Club at the clubs 25th
annual Christmas party Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-26
WIDE Programs
MONDAY

MONDAY AFTERNOON
So-Christmas Day.
4:o0-Time Views the News
4:15-Aftsrnoon Melodies.
4:9o-vauxhn Munroe.
4:4S-Hop Harlan
s:oo-Terry ana the Pirates.
:25-congs-Rhumba Time.
5 30-Jack Armstrong.
:45-Smoke Rings.
MONDAY EVENING
6.00-CosSmAn, Sportx.
6;15-Day in Review.
6:30-Korn Kobblers
645-In Bold Relief.
T.00-Horace Heidi.
.30-Lone Ranger.
s;0o-red Malone.
6:l5-Lum and Abnef.
S;3o-Blind Date.
e.00-Counter SPY
Q 30-Spotlight Bands.
3 5S-Story Teller.
1o;Oo-RAymond Cram swing.
fo.15-Ray Herbeck.
10. 3O-Llfe OF Riley.
ll:0o-News Summary; weather
li:05-Signsture.
TUESDAY MORNING
T:oo-Cockwateher.
45-kewx-
S5-Charles Magnante.
e:oO-SonEE and Sunshine.
stl5-MorninE ReVel.
64S-Newx.
8 ~5S--Flint To-day.
:0O-BreakfaSt Club.
10:0o-My True story.
10. 25-Aunt JemimA.
10: 3o--News.
io:40-John Seagie.
10.4S-LiSteninK Post.
11:0o-Breakfa1t at Sardi'I
II :5O-Gii Martyr.
11:45-Jack Berch Gang.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-26
COMMUNICATES
By Bob Hope

WELL. il looks like the college girls have found the answer tC
w the cigaret shortage. Yes. sir-the pps are smoking pipes
You know what a pipe is? That's a smudge pot for your nose anc
the fad is really catching on. In fact, it's spreading faster thar
CroSbys Waisthne and it's really funny.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-26
WSAM Programs

MONDAY AFTERNOON
2 3o-Just for You.
z4S-RiEht TO Happiness.
S:00-BSckStaee Wife.
3.1S-Stella Dallas.
2 .30-Lorenzo Jones.
3:4S-Young Wilder Brown.
4:oo-ShOvs and Tunes.
a.i5-Request Hour
4:4S-Mercury Theater.
b.OO-NeWG.
B.fS-serenade 10 Ametica.
5.45-Radio Jackpot.
MONDAY EVENING
e,oo-cheStertield Music shop.
s:i5-News Of the World.
8 30-CSroiyn Gilbert.
:. oo-csvslcade OF Americs
Z. 3O-The Voice ~ Firestone
s0o-Telephoue Hour.
So-Infornation Please.
p.oo-Top Tunes
s:l5-voice Of the Army
9:3o-Dr. T. Q.
10. oO-NewH. 90,
io:IS-Richard Hardness
ia. 5o-Author's Playhouse
ll.OO-War News Serensde
~1i:l5-St. Louis Serenade,
II S0-Three suns.
ll:4S-Lse sims. News
TUESDAY MORNING
:. oo-world News Roundup.
2 lS-Nake I'D.
2 30-Ssm's Cray House.
soo-Mirth and Madness.
et3O-OrFRn Varieties.
saS-Alice Cornell
s.00-Merry Neiehhort,
g.1S-Eewt.
q 3O-Finders Keepers.
10. 0O-ROa OF Life.
~1O:15-ksme II.
10. 7n-Recurd Revue.
io:45-TeIlo-TeSt-
II: oo-wofds and Music
II sou. 8. Coast Guard.
iAS-Noon Revue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-26
Deny Exodus
ToPed(eJo Jobs

WASHINGTON. Dec. Is QNSl
The Go charged today that
the exodus" Of war workers "a
peacetime Jobs is hctional Gre
alton Of the press and certain
army officials, but suggested that
a program including higher wages
would prevent such reports from
becoming a reality.
The assertions were made in
published study by the CIO de-
partment of research and educa-
tion of the quit rate In war
plants.
The rate represented the num-
Der Of workers leaving their jobs
voluntarily.
DECLINES SHOWN
The Go report stated that
studies had been made from May
TO October in 328 cases. OF the
total. the organization declared,
quit-rate declines were shown
from May to October, 1914, as
compared with the same period
of 1943 in 201 instances, while in
13 cases the quit rate remained
the same and in only - cases was
a rise shown.
CREATION OF PRESS
I'VE do not question the fact
that in some Instances workers
are leaving their war jobs for
jobs with peacetime security"
said the Go
I'VE do believe the serious
ness Of this problem has been
greatly overstressed.
Tho exodus of war workers
to peacetime jobs Is exposed as
n creation of the press and GER
tain army officials"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-26
DECLINES SHOWN
CREATION OF PRESS

I'VE do not question the fact
that in some Instances workers
r leaving their war jobs for
jobs with peacetime security"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-21

listening post FOR party leaders.
cattlemen, farmers, sheepmen, re-
clamation men, lumbermen, and
labor.
At press conferences, he is busy
answering queries about his con-
versations with these men who
view with alarm. Mr.. Dewey
obliges with a resume Of the par
ticular problem in that state. Once
he repeated and later endorsed the
remedy proposed by the sheep men
who are alarmed over the Ave
times normal stockpile OF wool.
compiled against war needs. The
sheep men proposed that this wool
be dribbled into the market, so
that current production and price
not be threatened.
All the data he is collecting, the
grovernor saws will be sent TO his
research men in New York to
e. Iluate.
The West has been deserted by
the New Deal declared Dewey, who
has promised 10 make some Far
West appointments IL elected. With
a laugh, he promised among the
first would be successor TO Harold
Ickes, who as Secretary OF the In
terror, is a potent and mighty fac
tor out here in the Far West with
its land, water, power and park
problems.
But talks with the not too par.
tisan folk in Nebraska. Wyoming,
Montana, Idaho, and Washington
reveal that there's honest conflict
in their minds between the desire
for government to do things for
them and the desire TO be let alone.
Thomas f. Dewey agreed, when
asked II he had found this to be
true in his continuous conference
with local leaders.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-21
SEEKS QUIET HOLIDAY

Lansing. Mich. Sept. FLAP -
Declaring Americas young men
will be dying on that day just as
they are right now" the Michigan
Junior Chamber OF Commerce has
appealed for a quiet. sane Thanks.
giving when Germany falls. A res
olution adopted by the board OF al.
reetors said wild and unbridled"
celebration would be unseemly
when many are facing death at
the hands OF a treacherouS enemy, "
Japan.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-21
Miller. mother. Vestaburg.

L. Miller. mother. NesiAburg.
MroeIsk, Tech. Sgt. Chester E
Mrs Stella Wideska, mother.
Filion.
Mulligan, Pvt. Thomas Mrs.
Theresa J. Mulligan. mother. 1854
McDougall ST, Detroit.
Nate, 2nd L. John D.-John c.
Nafe, father, $3.50 Taylor Ave, De.
troit.
owens, Pvt, James Mrs. De
lores owens, mother, eel GrixdAle,
Detroit.
Paeion. Pvt. Thomas Airs.
Anna Pacion, mother. 4722 Otis, De-
troit.
Paja, Pvt. John Airs. Caro-
line Paja. mother. 1851 Otis ST.,
Detroit.
Pspke. Sgt. Donald AIRS.
Doris Papke, mother, 4ssS Cadillac,
Detroit.
Pendleton. Pfc. Stanley w.--Mrs.
Joan j. Roth, mother, 700 Prentis
ST Detroit.
Proper. lst 1t. Clarence AIRS.
Emma l.. Proper, mother. Walled
Lake.
Reuter-. Tech. Sgt. Edwin F.
Mrs Mary Reuter-, mother, 1880
Rochelle Ave, Detroit.
Richter. Pvt. Plus F.-Mrs. Mar.
gsret {. Richter, wife. 5s52 Sheri-
dan. Detroit
Ridge. Pfc. Oryal C.-Mrs. Hsr.
riet Ridge, wife. 3424 Grand River,
Detroit.
Rolsndo. Pvt. Paul-Mrs. Gene.
We've Rolando, wife, 1858 18th St,
Detroit.
Rutfilo. Pfc. Adolph F.-Mrs.
Rose Rutfilo. mother, Muskegon.
Ryan. Cpl. John o.-Harold
Ryan, brother, Emmett.
Sample. Pvt. Ross R.--Mrs WIZ
ma Sample, wife, Gas Comstock,
/ Detroit
Sarratore. Pvt. Joe 7. 49, Mrs.
/ Barbara Sarratore. mother, Niles.
Schoon, Pvt. Clayton W.-Mrs.
Dorothy ]. Schoon, wife, 1888 Sigs.
by St. 8. F., Grand Rapids.
Sherman, Pfc. Arthur Mrs
Ruth NJ. sherman. wife. Roseville
Skorupski. Pvt. William T.-Mrs
Estelle Ryan, sister, SAT Lenox
Ave. Detroit.
Steinberger. Pvt. Ludvic H
Mrs. Mary Steinberger, mother
Marquette.
Stephens. Pvt Arlie s. Mrs
Marjorie Stephens. wife. Grandxillc
'Sterly, Pfc. Leroy F.--Mrs. Der,
! tina NJ, Sterly, mother, Harbor
Springs.
Stewart. Pfc. Donald R.-Mrs
Margaret Stewart, mother. 209 &c
neva Ave, Highland Park.
Stone, Pvt. Maynard f.-Mrs
Maud l.. Stone. mother 1855 9Th St.
Detroit
Stone, Capt Ralph f. - Mrs
Ralph E. Stone' wife. 445 Washing
ton. s. E., Grand Rapids.
Street. Pfc. Walter M-Walter
H. Street. father, Royal Oak
Stuck. Pfc. Woodrow P.-Donald
Stuck. brother, Route 2, Saginaw.
Szwejowski, Cpl. Benjamin--Mrs
Susan Szwejowski, wife, 1899 Her
bert ST, Detroit.
Thompson. Sgt Ellie Mrs
Kstheleen Thompson, wife. 729 E
Roberts, Hazel Park
Thornton, Pfc. Roy B.-Mrs
Anna Thornton, mother. Marys
Vile.
Upper, Pfc. Edward j.. Jr.-Mrs
Lucy Upper, mother, $40 Wabash
Detroit.
| Tolewitz, Pvt. Harold E-Mrs
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-21

Alma TolewitI mother. 5527 Liver.
nois. Detroit.
Waldron. Pvt. Tavern VIA.
we're r. Wsldron brother. Coldwat.
er
WeinhArdt Pfc. Paul P.-Mrs.
Charles ! Cecil mother. 1923 Gar.
land. Detroit
Widrick. Pfc Saranas C.-Mrs.
Elsie Widrick mother. 1857 Z. Mil.
waukee St. Detroit.
Williams. Pvt. 10y E.-Mrs Oma
Mae Williams, wife 1925 Maple.
wood. Flint
Washington Sept 2l-AP-The
Navy Department today included
the names OF ~ Michigan mem
seven dead. three wounded and two
missing-in an announcement OF
PAS casualties OF Navy, Marine
Corps and Coast Guard personnel
The entire list included 81 dead
ISL wounded and Is missing.
The Michigan dead:
Warrant Officer Frederick T. Rob
erts. Marine Corps Reserve. prev
iously reported wounded on Navy
casualty list Jan. Is. 1870. RMS.
| Sybil r. Davis. sister. Ypsilanti.
Sgt. Charles K. lockwood. Ma
rine Corps Reserve; Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert w. lockwood. parents.
Lachine.
Sgt. Francis S. Schaner. Marine
| Corps, Mr. and Mrs, George r.
Schetfer parents, South Lyon.
PFC. Edward Schroeder. Jr., Ma.
rine Corps; Mrs. Loretta II. Sch
roeder. mother, 400 n. Fairview.
Lansing
Pfc. Robert p Selby, Marine
Corps reserve, Mrs Lets NJ Selby,
mother Burr Oak
Pfc. Leo P Smith, Marine Corps
Reserve previously reported
wounded on Navy casualty list Aug
., 1910. Mrs Nesta J Burt moth
er, Grand Ledge. Jesse l. Smith
father. 1870 n. Rittenhouse Ave.
Battle Creek.
Sgt George F. Turkal, Marine
Corps. previously reported wound
ed on Navy casualty list April 10
l944) Frank Turkal. father, 440s
Names st. Flint.
The Michigan wounded
Pfc. John W. Roethlisberger. Ma
rine Corps Reserve: John A Roeth
lisberger, father, 1902 James Ave.
Saginaw.
Pts Flank C. Roznick. Marine
Corps Reserve; Mrs. Anna RESIST
mother. ecorse.
Pfc. Arthur A Shinavier, Marine
Corps; AIRS. Stella Shinavier moth
er. Ecorse.
The Michigan missing:
Aviation Machinist's Mate 81
John Joseph Thomas, Naval Re
serve: Mr.. and Mrs. John Thomas
parents, Stephenson.
Seaman &c Harry Todor, Nava
Reserve: Mrs. Katy York, sister
Detroit.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-21

he must cut out many informal
speeches. appearances, parades,
sightseeing trips where the people
see him.
Actually, those who can manage
to meet the train have a chance
ito see Dewey" and usually hear
him make a few remarks. But the
great majority cant make the
the train
Disappointed local officials have
been told that It's not politically
smart TO use gasoline for a parade
since the opposition would be GER
tain TO criticise.
Meanwhile the organization-mlnd-
ed candidate is listening to griey-
ances against the New Deal in the
Midwest and Far West. In a
series OF conferences, he is the