davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-08-10
Lenk4 raiteliams prasiverzus
(Tesinys is pereito mr..


Kad musu znones dvarininku neken-
tie matyti kad ir stai is ko: 1920 metals
pro Ukmerge isiverzus Lenkams, Kedai-
niq komendantas pakviete saulius apsau-
gal nuo Lenku. salia sauliu ejo ir civiliai
|gyventojai partizanai, kurie, Lenkus isvi-
Jus, gryzo savo ukius toliau savo darbo
testi, bet sykiu budami pasiryze ir vel,
reikalui esant, stoti partizanus ar sau-
lius. ...>... ....
1920 metals buvau trecioja klaseje ir
priklausiau sauliu buriui. Viena nakti
prizadino name mokytojas Stasys Jaunis-
kis ir pranese kad Lenku raiteliai jau esq
Taujenu kaine, s kilometrai 11uo Setos.
Jam apie tai pranese ukininkas Baraus-
kas is Taujenu okolicos. Taujenu kaimas
buvo sulenkejes; Lietuviskai kalbanciu is
40 kiemu buvo vos septyni ar astuoni. Ke-
DANNY kon1endantas buvo isakes visiems
sauliams atvykti j Kedainius apsaugai.
Nuns, mokiniams, kaip nepilnameciafls :
Antanui Jakui, Kaziui Kaliunui ir Juozui
Stasaiciui, isake gryzti namon ir pranesti
tevan1s kur vykstame ir vel sugryzti j bu-
RUS
Nors rausu kaime sauliu rebuvo, bet
ta pacia nakti man parbegus kaima II
pranesus kas mokytojo buvo isakyta, tuo-
jau pasisiule vykti prizes Lenkus If ne sau-
liai Stasys If Kazys Stasaiciai. Nuvykom
i Uzkapiu kama. Cia daugiau prisidejo,
Q mokytojas Kerza turejo net nuosava
sautuva. Visi linksmi atsidurem kon1en-
danturoje.
Kitais keliais atvyko nemazas burys
Setiskiu, Karunavieciu ir kitty. NUNS is
dave sautuvus, parode kaip ideti sovinius
kaip sauti, ir paskyre sargybon prize gele-
saudyti ne visi mokejo, nes bu-
rvs buvo nesenai isisteiges, bet rikiuotes
bilvo visi apmokyti. " {
Prize gelezinkelio, pradzioje be jokios
atnainos, diena ir nakti budejome Net If
vyrus nuovargis iveike. @ NUNS, nesusi-
moksleiviams, buvo staciai ne
Be to dar, tas rudens oras-
salta, vejas, lietus. Bet, komendanto isa-
kyti, dvi savaites patvariai isbudejom.
Lenkai buvo sulaikyti. Musu sarvuo-
tam traukiniui pradejus is patranku pile
xii legioninkus pakinkius, tie miskais,
suntakiais, nespeje atsibuciuoti SUI vietos
dvarininkais, spruko atgal. Visi tuomet
kalbejo kad Lenkams vadovaves Kedainiu
Lancunavos dvarininkas Kau-
naveckis ir kiti vietos bajorai.
NUNS sugryzus, ir mokiniai, ir siaip
zmones dziaugsmingai sutiko ir buvo pa
tenkinti kad ir mes, vaikai, padejom iSgui-
tt is musu krasto Lenkus. .........-
Juozas stasaitis,
Kaunas, 1886 m.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-08-10
LIETUvOS zEMELAPIAI

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sioje knygeleje telpa didelis Lietuvos zerne-
lapis, Kauno zernelapis, Lietuvos natal ir
saikai, nnesteliq ir miestu vardai ir prie
kuriu apskriciu priklauso ir kitos informa-
cijos apie buvusia Nepriklausoma Lietuva.
kama SUI prisiuntimu tik $1.OO
Reikalaukit 'Dirvoje" -
1920 Superior Ave. Cleveland 5, Ohia
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-21
Business Service
Publishes First
Trade Manual

The american 3nsincss service.
located al soe Lawyers Buildinr,
Detroit. has JUS published an at
trscti,e Np-paee Trade Manual
For Detror negro Consumers
which contains much valuable IN
formation FOR the advertising pub
JIG In addition to The statistical in
formation on me purchasing pow
or OF Dctroits 3soeoo tolorcd con
sumers. the hook contains listines
az a large number OF colored citl-
zens who are active IN the business
and professional l'fe of The city II
also contains much helpful infor-
nation on consumer buying
The Information ln 'hc publica-
iion was compiled by rlS~ses W.
Boykin 81 the Detroit Tribune
staff. who Is president of the
American Business Service.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-21
Services Held Here
lConIInued irom rage anel

oniinued rom page nnrl
dcmocracN lie knew i
wrong for third Of q nafat .
be ill-honsod ill-clothcd $50
led he instituted measure %
combat these conditions
Rev. Horace White landea
President in part as follu
"rhe late President ~ lie
United States had the uniqea .
raciiy OF giving to men a8r.
ance IN themselves and iD
lure Of their country WhD 2'-
Roosevelt took office as r
dent of the tinted Stwc int
only WAS orr country lie
midst OF devastating depa.
but men and women as inlan-
uals had lost their conhden in
themselves ard in thcr oar-
uy's ability 10 inspire iifm .
achieve the good life h fr
own efforts
Mr. Roosevelt Ia tho 81
this situation bad 10 - splais
he imaeina'ion Of the riis pso.
pie IL America was 10 hc >eed"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-21
Bethune At Funeral

" WllNAWNlNfN
a CiA. lNiison
ID. aM iahped
dona sel drepped his st'p
rr. * b. asu 'Ae elw
Rous , body
KISS on iae las 'af by
,s,e rh. nfr wa H'eed
1l,u t COLISEUM and t.'e H"''s
ms ueauina 500 atoms
~. asc rs the coruee passed
a0ne GoNunigenf bmldinAs. Nr'
.r5, ooNed from windows anA
aaleonc and all poinN VIM 3
Nuuia tee them vantage ln'i
Mlc ALSO at thc station pa iHfs
iumbtf
lu tne long lnc ~ cars wi'eA
raacd in lhe tmcd riocess.'"
Nas one oc 0pl'al ~ Mf ana MIS-
Arher e. rpeisman, who h'o
0e,n Wallet 10 iar lale Presidents
.TA.fc was deep solemni's
iHuin ht-'Enine 10 EN-
rhe tourney Up from N'f'h
sprin1- Was solemn II was one
of tde s.ddcsi occasions ] hase
,v,r seen IL Was sad atl We
was was the comment OF } p
Fair who for tVo. years has hf'H
porter ON the presidential
iaiu Tho others who attended
ihc party which accompanied ihe
hodv from Georgia wcre
RooAcr r pauerson Scott
Woods Isaac Davis Wilton
ifice r0acnc Laretc T J OK
m,n J. ~ Daniels. and w q
Reed
'riio ehauncufs who drore ih'
cars bearing the hiah gofcif.
menfal officials We're LARGELY SCI
Elurs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-21
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-21
Card OF Thanks

Charles n. Lawson aud family.
III the late Mrs. l,s>ie lland>or
Law son. ol 300 Hague avenue.
grateful, acknowl drc win deep
appreciation The Lumrrpus aud
beautiful iIoral oii,r.nr>. nse of
private automobiles. AID ether
contributions tend red iy kind
friends and relative, during their
recent bereavement
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-21
Capital Grieves

lion saturday morning there We're
thousands OF people gather
ed along the plaza and all along
the route which the funeral pro-
cesslon was to travel This crowd
was from all walks 81 lie and
very often you could see an elder
~ Negro woman or an aged man
wIplng tears from their eyes as
an expression OF sorrow over the
passing Of the man who gave
them some scmblance OF economic
existence.
Negro Troops ON Hand
When the body started from the
station az 1915 am. there We're
scores OF Negro policemen on duty.
They were there Just in case. They
were not needed for disorder. but
20 be on hand just 10 aid those
who might be overcome with grief.
II was one Of the saddest spec-
tacles that Washington has ever
Witnessed as the caisson moved
through Pennsylvania avenue.
AS the procession moved along
The avenue 1t was not long before
a company OF Negro soldiers ap-
peared in the procession. Ii was
an Army Service Unit and mos,
of The men had seen service over
seas
Big wings ON Program
The Federal Council OF Negro
Churches held memorial service
Tor President Roosevelt on sai
afday afternoon 4, Tho Nh. Carmel
Baptist Chutoh. Third and Eve
streets. northwest with Or. W. H..
Jernigan. pastor OF ihe church. and
executive secretary Of the council.
m siding.
Former Judge William H. Has
ile told OF The things for which the
ff'Sidenl stood aud praised him
Tor his daring MordeeaI johnson
o'liscr.d ih~,nloey he VAS force
fnl in his words and attempted
- warn America and The world
about what would happen should
ne great fight for human lights.
started by The President be- halted
pihers who appeared on the
program were AIRS Mason Higgins.
National Council Of Negro Mom-
an Mis- Pauline Cores. ilban
Ifaaue; MIS-. Thorasina johnson.
AkA; =. G. Arnold lNCA, Mrs
Alice Bell NWCA.
Al Smith. NAACP Ralph Maj.
thews. Rc,crcnds II Whitfield
r NJ Williams and !. NJ Gray The
Howard Clce club rendered the
music.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-21
Old Timer Dies

George a Humph,y So an old
resident OF Detroit di,d Monday
morning APRIL lG Surviving are
TWO sisters Mrs Jessie Minor. De-
iroii and MIS- julia Parke Spring
field. ohio and brother. Harry.
kinesbe, y y The deceased was
married 10 the former Nina Harris.
who passed some years ago.
Funeral services VIII b. con-
Quoted from Sacred Heart Catholic
church. Eliot and Rivnl Tln,as-
day az . am Burial viii be IN
NJ Olivet cemetery.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-21
INSURANCE
FIRM MAKES
.FlNESTRIDES

yoaas Insurance CONFORMS which
.is MAKING rspl aaeans,iaen' is
ihr Metropolitan Funeral System
aid lnsnran,e company locaiea
81 D' NatA asenHs 'rhclr ior's
or nai SCENTS afe full 81 en-
'he is-t ana all oi 'hem 4afe sine
lfeer'is rs Producers of business.
ihn foHpan, is eaicinlr mans
u",t aAd iHe aeeuis are ri,en
ct cu.nulastHcnt tO advance
o., cf the 'pMpanNs oatstand-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-21
LEGAL NOTICES

William Y. Patrick. >r.. Aitorney
STATE or MICHIGAN in Me
Cilcnit Court Tor The County oil
Wa,no I'm Chancery
JAMES RASPBERRY. Plaintiff.
ts. NASTORiA RASPBERRY. Dc.
icndani.
w. as5.aGa
ORDER 10 APPEAR
Al a session OF the above en-
titled Court. held IN tho County
l'nilding IN the city Of Detroit
Cluniy .of Wayne. aud Stale. OF
Michigan this 18th day OF April
AD. 1919.
PRESENT Honorable Guy A..
Miller circuit Judge
u appearing by affidavit bcreto
attached that the Defendant VAS
ToRlA RASPBERRY. IS not
rcslteni OF the state or Michigan.
but thai her last known place OF
residence was in CITY OF Augusta.
RED Box .. State of Arkansas
ON motion ~ WILLIAM r..
BNIllt il Sr Attorney for plain-
iff iT is HEREBY ORDERED
that The Defendant enter her app
l'carance either iu person or by
attorney within three months from
date Of tits order 70 Appear or NE
Bill Of Conn laini viii be- taken
as confessed against her
lT IS FURTHER ORDERED
fhai o true conv Of This order 20
Appear he mailed 70 tho lasf
known address Of the Defendant
by registered mail. postage pre-
Maid return receipt requested. and
thai truc copy Of said Order TO
Anpcar be published according to-
law
CRY a MILLER. Circuit Judge
IS True Copy
CASpAR J. LlNGEMAN. Clerk
By Victor J.. Hicks
penuty Clerk f-2i-e-e &
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-21

bert J.. kcmih WHO has been ia
Insurance worh Tor tMohiy-fi,c
Years. hatlnr pioneered Tor sey.
cral weli-knoWn companies in
various parts of the county he
las been with lhc Mrlrupouan
Funeral sysfha SINCE il nrsi t--
tame orsauiyed. IN Insurance
midine his experirnce mas been
81 efeaf value % THE M,iropoii-
tan COMPANY Ile is native of
Chicago His son is serving in
me ARMY IN the South Pa
clfic.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-21

| looked upon
him as a God
sent champion
" justice Tor
an people. ]
hardly feei that
Truman can hll
R0osct OTIS place
successfully due
to the Influence
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-21

Of MS southern supporters ! be-
lieve WIN ihe coming 81 q south.
einer tD tie Presidency VIII
come ffmAr within the ncAt
two Ur thrco months. believe
W. shah begin to sorclN fecl The
eflor's OF Rooscyen's death
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-21

siiiefie lope ST. thar Pres iduN
frrman wa continue ne aua-
IDS ~ qsiro tuu HooF 81
advocated ger me common pso-
ne R"o-'stlt viii us. 0 nal
hons % hearts fulNef
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-21

The Two lima operation used
enough fuel OH to fli a 23s mile
tank car train.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-21

fani.eid last. 1884
frame ono flocr >ioie heat -
2 apartments rooms and bath.
and : r"oms and hath. Present In.
come SO. Low taxes. Sa.,s0 $50
down 800 monthly.
=. >. Breakey Randolph 6D96
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-21

WANTS 10 hny discarded ar worn
aDi electric refrlgeraiors. Any con.
dillon. Phone GArflcld $50.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-21

ON Nci'herson. TIallech 1870
ea'h. Two loi- ON klinger. near
DAWSON sfsa sl0 down. owner.
1920 Jos. 'amFau. TN. l-630s
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-21

Truman We San
only live Ia hop,
anQ haze faith
in iaN opinion
Ws sen ST. h,i-
Toy results that
way one hing
We saoeld ktt.
II mind is ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-21
ROAMING
REPORTER

Continued from Page -
Nha, TO expect iu me future. We
ean only keep Oui fineefs crossed
Tor the future
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-21
HnISf sAII

VARNtY. et7f. near Psckard,, .
iamlly.clean ! each. Hot Air :
ear garage, se.nN
SIN REALTY
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-21

novI for >tIf

TO w Or ~
tS3. -. ,ui'i. single. l,rellenf.
condiiio. isan steam heat. Ca
rage. nrar Warren.
sly RIAI1Y
1871 'raiioi I'R. 500
r. ,l5i
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-21
hls'f.Vn 20 li'i
CLASSIFIED ADS

can Ntrher>"u Hallrrk s3,s
each. lhree loi. on kiingrr. ncnr
DAWSON >vN ~ln down. owner.
1870 Jos. 'ampaO. nv. l.ga0,.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-09
Rare Experience

Ol'''i''''' ''''' -'e''7'''..''' '' '''~
house " "'ES '''" ''io''liS ''.-.''.,'.' l.
mas Just i''99'l' l1iS 0'''' 3'1 .-''',',
ana Is sun gums 9-i'''7' ''o ''''. l''
hood "h'th ne 'l4"'i sN' III ''..'S III
spent III lie "i7' ii.'-9 W. w o''- !.
Noflh Oet3'-i'1 Has '.'''1' ma. ca
ana mas equipped MN 10 t2o''.', Ill
cu1le9 oI Ii1sS''''''''te ''4''' ~
otale a''o '.7''''i'
10 nav { H'"''eu d o'l''''Il''VS "'''~''
Nfo'e TAX o'''' ''''' 'o'N . 10 ''''
lions lI"H p1~Ntts Oh -A'''' iIeai' ''>
payers Is ItcoIU 0''eqVoi'e" III
America or any country. AHo WIKI
j ne mas appHed iaiu-hedueH COM
mon sense IN contrast to Ihe I"i'I-
1ul mental gymnastics OF many WHO
would nave zone the J"p III d UlIIei-
ct way tna( NoulQ nave meant sui
1erlng on the part Oh inlIiiotS,
Chairman DouSh'oh mas seemed
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-09
Relief At Last
For Your Cough

Chronic bronchitis may develop if
your cough, chest cold, or acute bron-
chitiS is not treated and you cannot af-
ford to take chance with any medicine
less potent than CreomulSion which
goes right to the seat of the trouble to
help loosen and eXpel germ laden
phlegm and aid nature to soothe and
heal raw, tender. intlamed bronchial
mucous membranes.
Creomulsion blends beechWood creo-
sote by special process with other time
tested medicines for coughs. 1t contains
no narcotics.
mo matter how many medicines you
have tried, tell your druggist to sell you
bottle of Creomulsion with the under
standing you must like the way it quick
ly allays the cough permitting rest and
sleep, or you are to have your money
back. (Adv.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-09

North Carolina is proud of this
House finance chairman and has
every right to be For our part we
hope he stays right where he is
through many long years to come,
and which will require the best
brains available for the good OF the
country and all of It's people. His
has been rare experience.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-09

the register of deeds office yesterday.
Edison T. Warren and wife trans
lerred two lots on Virginia avenue
t. I. J. Robinson and wife Tor $40
and other considerations.
A tract on the old county home
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-09
GIRL SCOUT NEWS
Troop 3

The GT7 Scouts Of Troop 3 were
delighted with the talk Mrs Bowers
ot the American Red Cross, gave to
them al their meeting Thursday.
She told the girls of the various
things the Red Cross did and urged
them to help in Red Cross work
After Mrs, Bowers talk, Mrs. Noel
announced that the troops are to
have regular troop room. They
then Wuet to the room on Garnett
street and were very pleased with it..
They plan to clean it Saturday. Then
they expect to have many parties
and dances there
Alice Gardner, Scribe.
Ground was broken in 1900 for the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-09

road was hold by \. H. Nuckles and
wife to Carl {. Gcarhart and wife
for Sl0 and other considerations.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-09

The electric bell was invented in
1881.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-09

Ground was broken in 1900 for the
first subway in New York.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-09
SUBSCRIPTION RATES

Entered at the post office in Hender-
son, n. c., as second class mail matter.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
Citizens League
program Told

A five-point program for the De-
troit Citizens League was ad-
Vanced a. the annual meeting OF
the group last night in the Cen
trsl YWCA by ". p. Lovett. ex-
ecutive secretary
The program contains;
a fair employment and housing
policy for Negroes the problem OF
vacant public Offices because of
military service Of officials. the
threat Of union representatives
debating conditions of municipal
administration. selection Of a
qualified man 10 replace the late
DIR Warren r. Bow. Superintend-
ent OF schools and the long lists
of evils in the liquor program OF
the state
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
WaIentowi(z' Son
Awarded Bronze StaT

Police Inspector Benjamin Wa
lentowicz received from the war
department today a bronze star
awarded his son. Pfc. Frank w
Walentowicz 80. an infantryman
wounded in Belgium
The letter commended the SOL
der for removing ammunition
under heavy enemy fire. Pfc. Wa.
lentowicz has returned 10 his
outfit
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
Italy Princess Buried
With Boris Secret

WEIMAR. Germany MAY %
tUP1 Princess Mafalda. daueh-
ter Of the King OF Italy, lay bu-
ried IN barren grave in Potter'S
Field here today Perhaps buried
with her wsS the answer to the
mysterious death Of King Boris Of
Bulgaria.
DR.. Fausto Pecorari, an, italian
prisoner Al BuChenwald concen-
tration camp. said he had helped
"a Czech priest bury Mafalda. The
priest told Pecorari that the prin-
cess had conhded in him that
Boris, her brother-in-law. was
poisoned on orders from Hitler.
The Bulgarian monarch's death
was announced by Axis radio on
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23

Aug. s. 1943, but was never fully
explained.
Mafalda was believed to have
learned OF the plot through her
husband. HeSSian Prince Philippe
a high Nazi She was imprisoned
in the notorious Buchenwald camp
after she had an audience in
Rome with the Pope. TO whom
she may have confded her suspi-
cionS about Boris death.
On Aug, "a. 1914. in an Amer
ican raid on factories near the
camp. Mafalda was injured. While
German doctors argued whether
10 amputate her arm. gangrene
set in. They operated, but she
died within five days.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
Mary A. Lee,
81, Sullunnbs


Mrs. Mary Agnes Lee 81
mother Of James H. Lee, assistan,
corporation counsel, died today
after a six months illness.
Funeral services Will be held
Thursday at 2:30 p. m. in her
home, i49 Webb.
Besides Mr.. Lee. she is the
mother Of Mrs. Arthalean Patton
of the police department Mrs
Margaret Mosshdmer and Mrs.
MefbA JeanSSen.-
Burial will be In Elmwood
Cemetery.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
Frank S. Buoan

Services for Frank S. Bugan,
30, will be held al BIS THURSDAY
morning al the residence, S4f2
Foster. and al 9 o'clock al the SIS.
Cyril and MethOdIUS Church, -9QI7
ST. Cyril. Mr Bugan died yes
terday following a heart attack.
He was employed A. the PENN
sular Metal Products Co. His
wife, Agnes. and brother, Alex
snder, survive Internment win
be at Mt. 6tivpt
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
DR.. William G.Wander

DIR. William G. Wander, So. Pal.
metto Hotel, will he in State in the
Warrick Funeral Home. 1893 F.
Grand Blvd, until 7 p. m. today
Burial will be in ST. Eouis. MO.
Or. Wander died Unexpectedly
last night in St JoSeph,S- Mercy
Hospital. His offices were in the
kales Building.
a graduate of Jefferson Med
jcal School in s. Louis, he is sur
vived by his mother. Mrs George
Wander, two brothers and two
sisters, in 81. Eoufz.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
FL Arrive
At Jones

BATTLE CREEK May y
Twenty-one more Michigan war
casualties had arrived al the Percy
Jones Hospital Center today. De-
trolj area men are
JohSscS, PVT CALVIN c. Is4s Dear
inF. Garden Cily
NAJcHRzAK. PVT LION p lss2s syrs
euis
AchONACLE JACK A. MSS Fndsy
ACSCAN Cpl ROY Is@9t kt Lr4't
RzEPLCKI. SGT HENRY =, sesi Law
renee
ScHRoEDER PVT. OTTO < Iss2s Eslt
burn
WASH PFC ARTHUR = ssEo LsuncsIs
CRzECOkzEWSKI PIC JUsEPH NJ
Nc1Tss.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23

REFS WILLIAM p PFC-son o. Mrs
Thomas Rers Es6 Are
SHORT ADREN- l., PFC---Saa-Of- Afs
Ea Shlrt. MaucelQnh.-
vas DE wEGHE. FRANCIS Cpl -
Son % Mira Matilda Van De Weghs. KAla.
mA1uD.
WRIGHT CHARLES Y. PVT --HIttand oi
hrt Barbara l.. wight. beldlnr
PACIFIC AREA
hsUwr DWIGHT " IST IT -Husbsne
oi Mr.. Harfiette VI Brown. Battle Creek
FULLER. JACK o, PFC-son o. Mrs Elga
Ws!ler Battle CFess
HOLMCREE. HAROLD r., PVT Husband
Of Mrs Mildred HolmgTen, Cadillac.
KOLAAY ALBERT -R-PFC -S,n q Mr.
MARY X Kolbny. G6ylorc
KRAJsfK JOHN L., PrT son % MrI
settie KTsinis fosen
LiNCE MARCUS z. PFc-son " Mrl
Lucy Lines caisha-
McEAcHERN JOHN N PFC son Of Ma
ida MeEaehcrn. Port Huron
PAPKHURsT LEWIS y PFC -Husosnd o.
Mrs, Marie Paikhlrli- LNi--e-
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
Margaret n. Frederick

Services Tor Margaret IL Fred.
crickr 1882 Sunset Blvd Blvd. Bir.
hiinghsrl, wlfs Of Donald r. Fred.
erick, former L. S. assistant dis
trict attorney. will be al II an.
Thursday IN the William r Ham.
-fitorr FurFraf -rOn1c. 1918 CaS5.
Burial Will be in Nj -OllQel Gene.
terry. Born IN Detroit. Mrs. Fred
erick- Is survived by her husband
and her father. Thomas J. Hines,
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
Reds Desert Bonomi

ROME. May % CUP) Italian
Communist leaders are breaking
with the BOnomi government and
trying 10 merge with the Social
lists TO form a United Workers
Marty. the Rome. newspaper Units
reported today
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
MISSING

1T. RICHARD l.. ROCKWELL,
B-2i navigator; March /. over
Yugoslavia; Madison High gradu-
ate; Gar Wood Industries en-
ploye. In service October. 1912:
wife. Eileen, $40 North Altadena,
ROYAL Oak.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23

GUAM. Nav % CUP) - Navy
bombers. dealing another Gripping
blow 10 japanese shipping, have
sunk or damaged vessels totaling
16S.3S0 tons in japanese and
Korean waters, it was disclosed
today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
DEAD

SGT.-RlCHARD- GORDON
BEAN, u, infantry intelligence,
April 26 Ldzon; Southeastern
graduate, attended MichigA
state; Ford employe: in service
February, l943, overseas June,
4943; son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Nevin
l.. Bean, 1862 ManiStique; father
IS chief Ford engineer: brother,
Cpl. Robert w. Bean, in Germany.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
Ol NDED

PFC. DILLARD v. COLE, 25,
infantry Germany, hwar d d
Bronze Star, Purple Heart; now
hOspitalized. England; in service
June, 1914, overseas November.
1874 wife Margaret children,
Helen and Delaine, 1883 r, Mil
waukee. mother. Mrs. Ava Cole.
Berkley: brothers, Pfc. Ernest.
Pvt Lawrence.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
OPA Ups Steel Price

WASHINGTON. May q GNS)
The OPA announced price in
creases OF 81 10 81 a ton for Ia
basic steel mill products today 20
cover increased production costs
since 1871.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
H. B. Triix Heads
Detroit RedCross

Herbert p Trix president of
the American Injector Co. and the
w. NJ. Chace Co, has been un-
animouSly elected chairman of the
Detroit chapter. American Red
Cross. Al a meeting Of the board
OF directors. He succeeds William
j. Norton, vice president and sec
retary Of the Childrens Fund OF
Michigan.
TriX was a campaign leader in
1914 and l945. when Detroit went
over It's quota.
During the last war. he was an
ordnance major overseas From
1886 10 1889 ne was mayor OF
Crosse Pointe.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
Dies at los

PITTSBURGH, May q oUP)-
Hundreds of friends today
m ourn G q Mrs. South Carolina
Myers, who died yesterday, just
three months short of los years
old
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
Lest We Forget--Lest We Forget
Michigan Battle Hero Roll

A son of the chief engineer of
the Ford Motor Co. is among the
dead in today's casualties. which
include five other dead, five
wounded and one missing.