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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-05
SWEPS
AUTOMOBILES FINANCED

PRIVATE AUTOMOBILE SALES
FINANCED. IS MONTHS TO PAY
ASSOCIATES DISCOUNT CORP.
sis HACrApEFs BLDG 90 So
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-05

AUTO LOANS
AUTO LoANS-carz-- house trallers. trucks.
boats. cash while you wait. Lloyd X.
Fast. Inc, 30i0 Z. Grand Blvd. MA Oii2.
AUTO loans $40 10 5000. made IN IS min.
Aetna Finance. 1855 Cas-. RA. 6055
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-19
Glad Of Vigilance

Il shall be glad Of your vigil
lance. told her laughing
And now 20 awaken her While
I'm with her you'd better tell
Marston 10 have a dependable
taxi with the guards for which
father has arranged ready at the
entrance in 10 minutes.
Il suppose Aunt Lillian Is be-
ing guarded also. she said
There are TWO men over
there besides Ronald / told
her Father is leaving nothing
to chance.
I'm glad Of that" She said
going back 20 her packing III
have this closed and locked In 30
seconds then Ill-tal4fl7ene.
An Is a knock sounded an tho
outer door there IS Linda wln
my traps. dollars 20 do.qrruts
Send her back .mrod atoIy %
! said for / DOM know how
CAROLYN Is going 70 react ard
the fewer around nc better
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-19
Ground Meat
Extender
By PRUDENCE PENNY

z DON'T NEGLECT the ground
meats in your market They
can be prepared into many
varied and appetizing dishes
-wHIrf WRIT NJ stir 7-t77 pfeayr.
Z Scotch Mtot Balls
- Boiled Ne,c Potatoes
Bpitercd Carrots
Hired Gardcn .S0tud
Coffee CHstard
Combine ground meat, quick
cooking oats. salt and pepper.
and some chopped onion to-
gethcr with a little water. Mix
well with fork. Make into balls
and saule in skillet until well
Drowned all over about 10 or -
minutes. Remove 10 platter.
Md water 20 the pan boil Up
season and pour over balls. Gar
nish.with parsley.
With coffee off the rationing
list we can once again use II IN
many delicious ways, one OF the
hcst being coffee cuStard. one
cup Of strong coffee, combined
with milk sugar. salt and eggs
VIII amply serve four
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-19
Carolyn Asleep

-LLE.-A.r1 IA - - ..l---.l - -.
my bed one arm thrown caro-
lcsSly above hor head Her face
vas almost buried In tho pillow.
and I hated 10 disturb hor for
she Norciy needed fto sleep so
dIsfrauCht and frightened had
>Do born since coming down
from Northampton
walked roI,olcs~'v 20 tho
bod and STOPPING pu' r,y hand
gen'ly on rer wrist V-lr 3 icw.
gradual pressure IN p second.
nor head stirred so ttat boy fa,e
was toward Wo. and ncI c}Cs
stared into un NJ
Have ! slept too long She
asked Gslediy
40 20 TffT. ~0TT DIT
1 20 waker YOU There is
1855 GOOD new ~ Marion
Continued tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-19
Pitfalls Of Love

Il DON'T know" ! told MARY
truthiully for the question of
what to do with Carolyn. asleep
IN my bedroom. had been lurk-
ing in my mind ever since I had
received CrumpS maSsage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-19
MarY's Hope

rTTOyT TCTvCUr1y pray She
went. on. that YOU aren't think
ing Of taking her with Us. I'd
as soon escort the balklngcst
muie that ever kicked the stuff
ing out Of his master, or 10 be
more u pm Q iStIc- a sleek
young tlgresS or lady leopard,
than that gal on your bed
! think YOU miSjudgc her !
said. almost mechanically for
ever since her return with Ron
aid Carolyn had been a bone of
contention between Mary and
me. Mary contendlng that her
apparent repentance and humll-
alton were but tricks 10 gain my
sympathy, while l argued from
the depths OF my own convlc-
tons that Carolyn was playing
the game with us
Maybe So maybe So" Mary
drawled Put rs no salt m my
peach preserves. any way YOU
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-19
Real Uneasiness

81 m afraid she IS, Mary l
said reluctantly.
She made a creditable flying
tackle from where She stood,
and kissed me Warmly r.
I'm \ beast 10 bother you, ="
she SAID remorSclully and I
can see your viewpoint She
really ought 10 be present and
answering when the roll is
called But I'm going 10 keep
one eye cooked on her watch
fully and relentleSNly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-19
By Adele Garrison

decide. And ] know you She's
going along bN us-NGse
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-15
EATON


ttoniinued FROM PAGE y
action ray De started TO regain
ihe cards and halt their com
mtrlial use.
orr. taion who MAS relieved
~ bis ieh as president o. tho
Irodi ION Foundry unit said
its no charges against him we're
r'f,praea
Charariciisine the action as
ha' another cscni IN tho ,urhu-
i.n' political lifc NJ Tho local.
Eaton stated that both himself
and sam Adkins his suspended
tice-rrcsrlcri. looked forward 10
i,ifi action with confidence that
fh,lr innocence would be osiah-
'i.hei
fht 'wo mon are charged with
iaain- mo membership cards and
rs31lirs them 70 downtown COM
wfgcial houscs AZ so much per
fliausarl
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Richard ST. RIGGS white. in
ehalsb md IT.. Clinton Jackson,
Ann Arhor Mich End It. Ed
ward y Baker. East Chicago
lud Roger ; Walden. ele Har-
mon Detroit Hubert Bridges. Al
hany Ga i.co D. Reed Chicago:
fan & Veil chicago: Ned B,ss.
Indianapolis Ind Theodore Low
cry bedford Mass Roosevelt
Mepuffle Buffalo NY r. X
Montgomery Chicago Thomas
Armour Indianapolis warren
Hewitt Tampa Fla BENJAMIN
Lame BOSTON Mass Alphonsa
uguf ilaverhill Mass zack
Snipe Trenton, MI Porter Me-
cAii tarhoadale. NJ: Ernest
ru Hfcdway NO and steve
IS. Niisms WASHINGTON. DC
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PARATROOPS


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Alier ili' 'Aii'''' ~
foopfrs wore rs ~
rtMly go n""f "n' =
iur aWN-'"i''N '"''
fnmellnen,
The men ''7n ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-15

tolerate discriminate 1.
cation because o. rae. ,. ~
color the Republican
chairman declared NJ.
with all true Americans ~.
Crow-ism Is someth.n. ~.
to our way OF lie
DR. Powell was horn 4
port News. Va ami was 80. II
cd in medicine from iio.,.. s''
versity washineion nc 4.
lie spent his inferno hin =,
vnc hospital and ga, No.
medicine In Now ya
1921 The doctor * preside.
Victory Mutual iii I,...
company; presidtn ara ,M..
the Amsterdam Nt~ M /
city and a mcmhr- ~ n.
York State Athleiir ,omr,..,'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-15
MURDER


" hHtihu'h if"i" f"~' -
Hastings Cochrane got up and
orened the door Standing there
we're three men. OlAcr Wood
ward Booker Woodward aud Bill
Galloway, who had como from To-
lido. Galloway demanded The
child. but Cochrane told him
Mrs. Woodward was no. rcaoy 10
turn the child over to him Ms.
Woodward STATED that he then
shot coehrane and her as de-
scrihod
The three mn thea took the
child and fled m an automobile
Police broadcast a description
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-15
2l4e st Antoine Street Corner columbiacLiOrd 20.

aud the men were picked. up al
West Fort and l.audsfdaic The
TITO were registered on the
charge Of murder The little girl
WAS turned over 10 the Womans
DIVISION OF The Police department
According 10 Homicide De,ec-
tive George Roth aud ~ George
Branton. the child's father is cN-
pectcd 10 arrive IN Detroit next
Monday on furlough
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-15

NASHVILLE ASP Eyiradi-
ii Ira # Rryan' former
ss1f,1mv - tic AME sunday
SNnal puiil hing hoard was re-
fe-oi 't-, veek BY Cos, Prentice
garf nfyani was sousht by
-'4ie ~ PENNSYLVANIA IN y
par u connection 81 iune-
as 'fefa bal as The resiii' - p
renal l.hei charge hfoa4tt
fst him ny ofi.cl@is ~ ihf
h3E thureh
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-15
ELECTION
LlontInned irom naee y

lContinncd from page u
tie also did non have the snp-
port OF negro newspapers. be-
cause az his unwarran'ed attack
upon them ana other civic or
panizaiions ~ Tie race during
and after ihc local rioiins Of
Jurc 1919
Near TIE end o. The present
campaign Prosecutor Bowling
tricd TO win hack the good Mil
sol ,o'ored e!iiSens by visiting
,hurches niSh' ,luts and other
eaherinr pla,cs bu' the gesture
was too late
Last week The Bowling aegrc-
ea'ion published thousands ~
ampaicn iahloids IN which they
re.priuted am editorial that was
rghl.shed in the Detroit Tribune
foar Years ago. commenting
nowlius for bis pat IN The Black
Legion iras ana consictions.
Ni>lead> Waters
When TIE Tribune learned that
'his editorial was % 10 reprint
"a 70 ihe tabloid 20 mislcad col
cred voters tho Tribune man
aeewen' personally requested Mr.
lowllue not 20 permit tho cdi-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-15
ALL OVER
THE WORLD

New York
a Clayton Powell H'iris'Sr.
rah'ishcr statesman an3 crater
atlanta
WEB punoA eias"rr s'a
lal'osaplN}
FORESTER e Washington .lrrf-
tar ~ Atlanta school q social
Vnrsi
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-15

BcantIiuI Broom brick. -,
3 room apartments fnrn''a'~
including frieidaire and wv"
End floor. $50 month men ...
Large room 3rd floor. SA a., 49,.
rooms including nook -hr'' " .l,
Large basement. intending "" 40
recreation room and la'aicFl. Ia
". 4. furnace. roof. screens M,
sash. large yard. shrubs. s'' .sh
Rome. VIII pay for iise"' o.0sr
siantlal down payment,
i5s9 Maybury Cd. ~. e's''"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-15

AIpiy nov NIX Liquid Bleach. llrhtcr.
INK Dim BIDS Us ightn.ss 10 skin m 3
nlAnft Win" active b'rarh ingredient
wOfhs FROM tsnc afh No nauar. Lisif-
ems az once Use anytime No rrea.v-
ness ~ ip4 drv W surface rimnils
inoFon b.ackheads. fade frccfifs Fna
re~dfr BASE Druggists EuAfantse.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-15
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS


large rooms: basement. attic.
nice yard; good condition. 4 real
home lbs Ben>om.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-15

Bargains IN Rugs Of Fine Vuar
iiy. Sold at my home. some va
~ low as ss9.sO. Other 'a'h',
1s'xII.3 I2'xls ls',l5 u ',
sizes. 9c6I W. Grand Boule'a,"
Near Woodrow Wilson. IL"
phone Madison GIGS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-15
FOR SALE

Bed Inner spring mattress like
ncw-dresser. sllting room chairs.
Trinity 1850
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-15

"hllnu'u iTohl phgc
liriiy staff
Plays Jim Crowlsm
1T Is not the practice OF the
Republican party 20 encourage or
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-15

Room furnished Mother with
3-year-old child. willing 10 assist
With honse work. Call Cadillac
1928.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29

1913, he worked at Hudson Motor
Car Co. His wife, Olga, lives at
1881 Fairfield. He is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Ireland OF
Corinth, Kan.
CPL. THOMAS r.. KAvA-
NAUGH JR., 20. oct. IL, in Italy,
A graduate of Stanton Military
Academy, he has served with the
infantry since March, 1943. His
parents are Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Kavanaugh Sr. OF 455 Lakeland,
Crosse Pointe.
PVT. ROBERT v. MOUNT. 81,
Oct. 2. in Holland. A paratrooper,
he has been overseas since June.
He is a former student at Wayne
University. A brother is also Serv-
ing in the army. His parents are
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29

Two paratroopers wounded in
Holland are among those reported
in today's biographical sketches Of
Detroit war casualties.
An infantryman. wounded in
France. saw his seven month old
baby for the first time when he
came home on a Christmas fur
Tough. He is now hoSpitalized at
Fort Benjamin Harrison, Ind.
These notices are received
through official army and navy
releases and next-of-kin:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29
2 Sky Soldiers Wounded

Mr.. and Mrs. James b. Mount OF
1914 Woodlawn.
PFC. CHARLES A. REDICK,
30, Nov. ID, in France. Awarded
Purple Heart, he had previously
been wounded in August. A brother
serves in the south Pacific. He Is
the son of Mrs. Katherine Fields
1885 Dolphin.
PVT. ALLG COTE v. RUN
STROM, 81, Oct. 4, in France. lie
is hospitalized at Fort Benjamin
HARRISON in Indiana, and spent
Christmas in Detroit. His wife,
Anna, and 7-month-old daughter,
Judy, lives at 1900 Alcoy. He is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs Carl
Runstrom OF 20522 Charleston. A
brother is overseas with the navy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29

yhe letter read:
I'VE would like 10 try and
share your sorrow. He was a
great loss to all OF us, TO you
mostly as he was your only
child. We would like To let YOU
know We were all deeply hurt
by his departure.
LOVED BY ALL
"He was loved by every man
that lived and soldiers with him.
And he shall never be forgotten,
but shall live In all our hearts
a. great guy who has done
his duty by his God and country.
"We are his six buddies who
served him at his last rites on
earth. We carried him Ia his
grave. He did not forget US
while with us, so, likewise, we
are not going 10 ever forget
him. We feel the least we could
do for your son and our friend
would be to have some masses
said for the repOse Of his soul
in his own church.
$50 We sign off by enclosing
a few dollars"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29
WOUNDED
PVT. CLIFFORD O. CARRIER,

PVT. CLIFFORD O. CARRIER,
IS, Oct s, in France. a recipient
of the Purple Heart be is now
back in action Before entering
service IN March 1914 he was
employed al the Austin Decorat-
ing Co. 4 sister. Pie Petty Jane
Is member OF the Marine Air
Corps His parents arc Mr. and
Mrs. Milton Carrier Of lS6 Grove.
Highland Park
S/SGT. JULIUS r. CHOPP. %,
Oct. 9. in Framed, A former en-
ploye OF VickerS. Inc. be has been
awarded the Purple Heart. Prior
10 entering service IN June. 1912
he made his home with his sister
Miss Aniolncttc Chopp az 1920
Littlcfeld. a brother Is serving in
France.
SECOND 1T. AVERY W
DELO, q. May - IN Italy 4
former employc Of the Michigan
Bell Telephone Co. he has served
with the signal corps since June
1912. He is graduate of Melvin
dale high school Ills parents MIR
and Mrs. Charles DClO live al $3.50
Janet, Dearborn
PVT. JAMES r.. DoWNEY. %
Oct :. in Holland. 4 former Awrcy
Bakery Co cmployc he has served
overseas as a paratrOOpcr since
Nav. His brother also 4 para
trooper. was killed in Sicily while
another brother is now in thc
south Pacific IIc IS tho son Of
Mrs. MYRTLE Tank If 2jq3 25th
T/5 AUGUST TELDT. 80. oct
:. IN France. a member Of the
medical corps. he has been over
seas since June lie formerly
worked al Detroit Belt & Sns-
Kpender Co a brother is scr' ne
IN Germany. HIS sister. Mrs
Amelia Witzke, lives az 1o2
WheeloCk
T4 EMO GUSTAFSON. %.
Some time In October. ~ Italy
Overseas a year, a member Of the
field artillery hc has been
awarded the Purple Heart \
former ChrySlcr Corp emploNo,
ne has brother overseas His
wife, Ellen. lives at 1889 + Jcffcr-
son. He is The son OF Mrs Maria
GuStafSon Of Kalcva, Mich
PFC. ELMO 6. HILLS. 10
Oct 10. in Italy Awarded the
Purple Heart. he has been over
seas since November. 1913. lle is
the son Of Mr. and Mrs Richard
Lahser, who have two other sons
in service.
PFC. RALPH IRELAND, IS
Oct. ), in France. He Is now hos
pitalized in Italy and has been
awarded the Purple Heart Prior
10 entering service IN October,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29
ARMY WOUNDED

SIRlCkER, PVT IA NERN C-MT2. Win
SUFFER-. PFC. RAYMOND E.-Ars.
rheima X suffer, wife Osotso
Mediterranean Area
DETROIT
BARLOW. PVT BILLY E.-Hsywood Bar
Htf- tutf1rT. 5Uz5 Ei6dc5itln
BRUCE, Pre-. JACk II Mis-. Hazel
Bruce mother, JoSA Gfayson. Ferndaie
ChiRCOF, PFC MANUEL - Ar. Helen
Chllcop Slie. 49si central.
4ELO, - IL. AVERY " Mr. BiEnch y
Deo mother. SSs2 Janet DesTeorn
fALK, PVT. SVEN A.-Mo. Miuda PAX.
FEGLEY. SGT WALTER E-MrI. Rose
Fag,ey. mqthsr, Lisz2 Evanston.
FE"s. PFC. AHDEEH-MIa. Minnie Fess
Hail mother 1919 Brady
CUsTAFsON. ia EINo-MIs Ellen L
Gqs.sisDn, vile, 3sls Bal.ogF
HESS. PVT ROBERT Mrs Bessie
HILLS, PFC ElmO c Mrs o4cAa Hils
m9 p, ?. >, 1914 10, Lahser road,
C.ezef. sister. 57ls Cophh NINA
KAyAEAuCH Cpl. THOMAS E-Mrs.
Agnes u kassnAush. mother. ass Lakeland
fsiTAKIs fFc mcK-Mr. Eslher Kiiakis.
mother l62i1 'Washburn
KONWERSKI. PIC ROMAN Mrs Dofo-
ny konWersE wife, 1870 oliver Ham
MAsDiA PFC PAT AIRS pauline
Aandla Nifr. oifS HariSel Dearborn.
hARuslAkl PFC JOSEPH ; Mrs An
tolnette MsTayiak mother 2eI5 SorNslk
MCMILLAN SGT ThOMAs-Edpsrd nc
MILAN. 1LoiLeti 100 H9icemb.
TUTkWsET PVT EDNAED - Mu.
X Uterine Morawsk mother i84s~ Buffalo
PtFPiS PFI Carl. a Edward n Pippin
FDKORSKl. Pre- HARRY Mrs vilzlula
PuHu-EEt vie 77DO Belmont. Haruam'E
PTAsZEK $ SGT IsADORE ) --Itz Mary
P'ss5ss faolhlr. 2244 kes'on
Hn stella Il BilniesEd. wife sOs4
harayke.
OFTsIAIE
ANDERSON FyI WALLACE ~ - Ms
sophia AIAe..nn. mother. iron FiEtr
EALWlaaKI IsI ii LOUIS J-sfrt
Ath.ns Ea~ilsai, slie ssgln4s
=, row ~ J'I,HilAM = Mrs. Lula
BEACH PyT. JACK .-Hsfusn Asisman
AESSEii rvT GRANT Minis. E..snar
ELAsKE ryT MELVIN c --Au Helen {
BokRsLN. rfc. HEFMAS H.-Mu Clsa5l
H. bctfhfn. wlff. h0usn3
BROCKHOLSr 2 SCI JAY L. 80 Harry
hl,,st.a4t'. 44t t.,. Fremont
DsagIsE mother Cncuryga0
tARsEY PVT .AEi-sON MIA Rose b
Harvey m9tatf ks.aTs4g.
Hee1sr vile LAEsirr
.HusTER re WILLIAM Ma Marion
JAJAo PIC LyGLNE r. Mu NlEals
j8rc3 aIte Lansing
KozlK,. PFc M-o-Ms sizAn1a Koak
mo- -hrl Au-rRor
LAFOEEsT- set JOSEPH E-Nls. NORA
iafHrest. mother Ettrtfli.f.
MAXI. Pre- JOHN Mrs. Emily Mad
A1sAY PC Ike w-~p Eiisac.a a.
HUSDsI. saT LAWRENCE A-Mra cana
u M-sGay mother lfHa AaaIfaiu
.NAEas PFC DONALD H. e. &rs Lena
SsIuI nrfaf.. HI5rfH
NAriSeA re. BoB-Michcl n Nstnka
SoLDE PIC JOSEPH Mr. Katherine
ISOLDE ulgfuel MtIHUirFf
PikTI PFC WARREN C.-NH Grace
PlaN. us.nel. white cloud
f--i sf.y-~ t.r.tt-i) .-rs. TT-Th3FI.
u ,heg Grand Eari-s
Powell PIC HARVEY ! Mrs Bessie
PRzED6wJE0sKf SGT EDWIN P walter
FfErdYwl rNt4i father Ponce
SDLONON PFC MAX Mrs Etcn :
solomon safe Fgas0
F,,lst-=t,Ay47 -'5fii--- 'vf'r r7-sT NIX
Afa Taultseni uQ'hei iiua Nr.rfsir
TpWAE PFC PAUL W Mrs Eiie ToHst.
UszYssKI PIC ANDREW - Mrs Agnes
IrsryfirFf u--tfaf WfEAEltfe
WEISS PIC ANTON 7 - N-s Barbara
Weiss mother Iron Mountain
WILLS PVT JOE B-&r. SstaIue Weis
gifg PONTIAC
WEST PIC ERrEST G Iron a. Wet.
brother. Grand Hsrlg.
WHEATON, PVT WALLACE @ Mrs Va
nols wheaton elfr FIr'
WOCDARD PVT DONALD ~ Mis- BsrHlc
Wuudard. VIE cars.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29
STUDIED ACCOUNTING

The letter was signed by s Sgt,
Paul T. Biron, Edward G. Boat
man. Steve OStrowSkL, Stexe Cuk-
rowSki Benno NJ. Koenigsknecht
and Leonard A. TicSzynski.
PIC. YaSDuriS was graduated
from Catholic Central High School
and had been studying accounting
for tWo years At the Walsh In
Sutute when he entered the army
IN December, 1913
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29
SIich+er u. of w. Choice

MADISON, WIS. Dec % CINS)
Or. Summer II. Sfchter, 81
professor Of economics at Harvard.
was reported today 10 be lead
ing all candidates for the preSl-
dency of the University Of Wis
COnSIn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29
MISSING

PVT. JAMES SCHILLER, 81
since Nov. -, in France lie Is a
graduate Of Ford Trade School
and entered service in May Of this
year. Prior 10 that he was en-
ployed AT the Ford Motor Co His
wife, Avilea. lives al 1880 Four
teenth and his mother, Mrs Her
man Schiller, makes her home at
,,S076 Witt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29

Nov. Z.
The soldiers
father had been
p n min & 10
have mass said
for him, any
way. but re-
Gently. he re-
ceiVed a letter
from six Detroit
soldiers. CO M
rades Of his son,
enclosing $3.50
10 help pay for
services.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29
KILLED

PFC. FRANK J. LINEDOTI. %,
Nov. %, in France. He worked
for the Herron-Zinner Molding
Co., entered service in December,
1912, and went overseas three
months ago. Pfc. Livedoti leaves
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dominic
Livedoti. 4210 Moran; six sisters
and one brother
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29
Soldiers Paw
For Vet Rites

High requiem mass will be sung
Jan. 8 at St. Georges Church for
Pfc. Kastantin Yasbutis Jr., %,
2703 Woodstock. killed in an acct
dent at Finschhafen. New Guinea,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29
The Detroit Times
Honor Roll
Official Casualty List

department released the of 2478 United
casualties. 80 of whom from Michigan d from the
Detroit
navy department public the of 253 sailors
wounded missing killed in action including nine
the Detroit In all these next
kin previously notified and have been kept informed
of any change in status.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29

: Prico rHbiecf 70 SO iaio fGS.
} Tbs far on the base brice,
not iueirdins any Federal Ts'.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29
SECOND 1T. AVERY W.
PVT. JAMES r. DoWNEY. %.

T/5 AUGUST FELDT. 80. oct
:. In France. a member Of the
medical corps he has been over
seas since June lie formerly
worked al Detroit Belt & Sns-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29

CASUAL SHOP
DRESSES. WOO .erses rayo0 faooes rayoo gaoor-
dimes ana rayon crepes one ond t~o-pece types IN
GUIDED Misses sizes. ................. s.. So, $40
BETTER DRESSES in woods r9yoo crepes ond rayon-
asoaroioes. One ono t~o-pece styles. Light and
bright coIor For misses .............. Sl2 10 $24
CASUAL ssoP-sUtH FLoos-rAssGR-stcrIoS
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-03-17
M(;GEHEE:

Pvt, George c. Turner, hus-
band of Mrs. Mary Louise Turner
is student at Lowry Field in Den
yer, Colo, in an aircraft mech
anics group Mrs. Nonnie
Tillman had as week end guest
her neice, Miss Mary Alice Dixson
Of Dumas, who will leave for an
indefinite stay in Columbus,
Ohio Bryant Welch is on
the road to recovery Mr., and
Mrs. T. P, Bradley are i'll Mrs.
Rosetta Wilson has returned from
a visit with her brother in st.
Louis Gus Rainey is still
i'll Mrs. Mamie Burrell of
Eudora visited here Mrs.
Rosie Wilson was guest of rela-
tives Sunday in Arkansas City.
" Mr.. and Mrs, Arthur Cole
man had as guest thei rson-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfonso Carter Of Lake Village
Sgt. and Mrs. Lummie Long
announce arrival Of their T lb.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-03-17

er, Mrs. Ceola Ford Pvt. and
Mrs. Conway McCun Of San Ber-
nardino, Calf, arrived to visit
relatives. Mrs. MeCurn is the for
mer Codella Montgomery -. A
few friends gathered at the home
of Pvt. and Mrs. Emanuel Nc
Curn. Enjoying the luncheon were
Pvt. and Mrs. Conway McCurn,
Mrs. Mildred Brown, Miss Vir-
ginia Smiley. Sam Waugh, Nath'
an Henning and Harley Montgom.
cry. Pvt, McCurn has returned
to his camp in Louisiana Miss
Hattie Mae Johnson of Newport
was guest of Mrs. Marie Arm
strong Rev. r. j, Tolbert is
reported improving, Circles Nos.
One and Two will sponsor CAL
endar Rally at Laffertys Memoir
ial Church, March 19 Mrs.
Virginia Brown and Miss Laurine
Woods visited relatives in New
port Mrs, Sophia Wilson left
for st. Louis for an indefinite
visit with her granddaughter,
Christene Mr.. and Mrs. Reed
Vaughn are visiting in Louisiana
as gcest of his relatives.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-03-17
TexarkaIla
By Mrs. Ida b. Marshall
Phone 1921

Anniversary ceremonies open
ed for Pastor Williams of the St.
James Baptist Church in observ-
ance of his 9Th year, In an after
noon service devotionals were con
Quoted by the deacons, Prior to a
welcome address by Mrs. M. +.
Lawson, Remarks were made by
Bro, C. H. Mitchell; Solo, Mrs,
W, Nj. Hill; Paper, Mrs. |. B.
Marshall; Selection by the Col
lege Choir. Rev. G. II. King was
presented by Rev. j. A. johnson
to preach the Anniversary mes
sage to a packed house -Four
members were added to the church
following invitation extended by
Rev. E. ]. Haney. Offering total
ed $l26.el as announced by the
master Of ceremonies, j. @. Adams,
who also presented basket of
gifts to the pastor from the
proud membership Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Johnson of 1914 Beech