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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-26
SYLVIA WILCOX
 PLEADS GUILTY

Sylvia Wilcox, last of the four defendants in the notorious "Sitka Trunk Case" today entered plea of guilty in Federal District Court here. Sentence was deferred until a later date. E
 The other three defendants had already plead guilty to the grand larceny charges arising from the trunk theft episode at Swan Lake Inn, Sitka. No sentences have yet been imposed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-26
HoSpITAL NOTES

Mrs. Mary Julaton has left St Ann's Hospital for her home after receiving medical attention.
 Mrs. B. E. Feerc and baby girl have been discharged from St. Ann's Hospital and returned home.
 Mrs. Ethel Tozier, a medical pat tent, has left St. Anns Hospital fol her home.
 Mrs. C. H. Bowman, surgical pat lent has left for her home after re- ceiying care at St. Ann's Hospital
 Mrs. Agnes Goodwin, a surgical patient, has been admitted to St Ann's Hospital.
 Mrs. Earl Bland, a surgery patient has been admitted to St. Ann's Hos pital.
 Carl Sundquist has entered St Ann's Hospital to receive medical care.
 James Miller has been admitted to the Government Hospital
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-26
POLICE COURT NOTES

Arthur Kuich was fined $50 in City Magistrates Court today for violation of ordinance 2S9, refusing to assist the. policewoman in per- formance of her duty.
 Natalia Sinclair, of Hoonah, was given a 15-day suspended sentence on drunk and disorderly conduct charge on condition she returns rome
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-26
TOMORROW SET FOR ARRAIGNING
 IN BACH CASE
Not Guilty Plea Entered by Maud Anderson 10
 Mann Act Charge

Maud Anderson, appearing in 8 wheel chair, this afternoon in the U s. District Court here entered a plea of not guilty" to charges ot alleged transporting women in in- terstate commerce-in violation of the White Slave Traffic Act
 Two o'clock tomorrow afternoon was set by Judge George F. Alexan- der for arraignment of Horace H and Winifred Ibach, charged with Kidnapping, assault with danger ous weapon and burning a gasboat
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-26
OILERS STILL
 IN WIN HABIT
 AT AAU MEET
Phillips Five Takes Ritual Mix from Denver Squad
 Places } All-Sfars

DENVER, March 26-The Phillips '66 Oilers, from Bartlesville, Okla homa, who again this year con- tinued their somewhat monotonous i.abit of winning the National AAU Basketball title, by ekeing out a 47 to 46 win over the Denver Am prose five, have placed three men on the All American tourney team.
 The 66ers are represented on the all-star AAU outfit by Jimmy Mo- Matt, forward; Paul Lindemanb former WSC ace, center, and Gordon Carpenter, guard. A ca racity crowd, estimated at 7,500 Saw the final game, which has be- come almost a ritual. It was the seventh time in nine years that the two teams have played for the title.
 FROM WHITTIER
 E. P. Hamilton, of Whittier, is a guest at the Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-26

committee in charge of arrange ments.
 Supper will be served at 6:30 o'clock, and will be followed by games, cards and other entertain- ment
 All Legionnaires, Auxiliary mem- bers and their families are invited to attend, with a special invitation extended to visiting members from out -oftown.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-26
ARNOLD JOHNSON IS : KILLED IN ACCIDENT

Word was received by friends in Juneau today that Arnold Johnson, a resident of Juneau for four years previous to his recent induction in the Army, was killed in an accident at base in the Aleutian Islands. No further details were contained in the brief wire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-26
BURDICK BACK

Assistant Regional For ester Charles G. Burdick returned to his Juneau office during the past week end. MT. Burdick has been in Ket- chikan for the past two weeks ex- amining logging cost data.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-26
AMERICAN LEGION BIRTHDAY PARTY
 lS EVENT TONIGHT

Good eats and an enjoyable eve ming are promised at the American Legion birthday party this evening at the Dugout, by the Auxiliary
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-26
GREEN BACK

Glenn Green, Superintendent of Construction for the Office of h. dian Affairs, returned to Juneau ever the weekend from Skagway.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-26
MRS. TOMBSTONE HERE

Mrs. Allan Johnstone has re- turned from Ketchikan, where she spent the past few months with her son Allan, Jr., and his family and is now visiting Mrs. Lloyc Green, at Aux Bay.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-26
McDONALDS GO SOUTH

A. H. Mcdonald, of the Alaska Steamship Company, who has been attending the Legislature session as an onlooker, has left for the south accompanied by Mrs. Mcdonald.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-26
STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, March Enclosing quotations of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 6l2, American Can 90la, Anaconda 30as, Bethlehem Steel 70, Curtis Wright 5%, Inter national Harvester 751s, New York Central 22ls, Northern Pacific l97s, United States Steel cos, Pound S4.04.
 Dow, Jones averages today are as follows industrials, 152.27, rails 49.72, utilities 2709.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-26
. . . . . WEATHER REPORT

~. s. Weather Bltsedu) , Temperatures for 24-HOur } Period Ending at 7:30 O'Clock } This Morning.: , In Juneau-Maximum, 42; } minimum, 35. Precipitation, } .04 of an inch. ) At Airport--MaXimum, 39; } minimum, 28. Precipitation, trace.
 } . . } TEMPERATURES SUNDAY } In Juneau-Maximum. 40: } minimum, 30. Precipitation, } trace.
 } At Airport--Maximum, 40; minimum, 28. Precipitation, trace.
 } . se TOMORROW'S FORECAST Rain, with 25 to 30 mile per hour wind tonight and Tuesday: decreasing wind and intermittent rain Tues day mig h. t. Temperatures: Lowest tonight, 380; highest Tuesday, AZ.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-26
FROM SEATTLE

Otis E. Hancock, of Seattle, is a guest at the Hotel Juneau
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-26

Bertrand Wallace Bennett, infant son, was born to MT and Mrs. Joseph Bennett, at Angoon, March 16 at 4:45 a. m., according to certificate filed here with the U. s. Commis- sioner. He is the Bennett's fifth child.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-26

PROPOSING ALASKAS CITIES less than days flying gateway cities American World Arways applied Board for eight U S. shown granted Alaskan connecting from Seattle east bound and Angeles cities New York would be-
 York ...-..---...-..... 9 hours
 York Il hours
 York ....1 13 hours
 York 15 hours
 Nome o IT hours will included this connecting service Board Pan American permission to fly l3 hours flying time from New York.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15

Mrs. and Mrs. Peter Boyekian.
1885 Princeton; three sisters.
FIREMAN nc MILTON L.
sWOPS SHER, 20, coast guard
April. off Okinawa; hospitalized
Mariannas; awarded Purple
Heart; attended Roseville High
enlisted December. 1943. overseas
February, 1945; son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. r. Swopsher. 1891 Mesle
Roseville; wife. Margaret, Nor
walk. O.
MARINE PFC. EUGENE G..
TALLMAN. 19. Feb. Is, Two
Jima; hospitalized San Diego;
awarded Purple Heart: attended
Southeastern: Cross Gear and
Machine employe: in service Feb
ruary. 1913; overseas September,
1914; son OF Mrs. Louise Jane
way, 2546 Marlborough.
s/sGT. WILLIAM r. WILL
LiAMs, infantry, wounded In
crossing OF Rhine; awarded Pur-
pie Heart; awarded Bronze Star
and Silver Star Feb. n in Ger
many for gallantry in action
wife, daughter and parents live
at 1880 Appoline; two brothers
in service; another brother med
ically discharged.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
8EX-Priisoners 3
In Allied Hands

Eight soldiers from the Windsor
area and one from Detroit who
were prisoners Of war in Ger
many are safe IN Allied hands. il
was learned TODAY. Five were
members OF the Essex Scottish
captured at Dieppe one was a
L.. s. Army engineer and one a
member Of the RCAF. They are.
vol Thomas Rosstill son of Ma Thorrss
BoEtkill ist3 Narsnistfs
sat NJ Y. Rnook. son of sat Aii Ani
pff richsre Grace sl7 Gcyssu
Cpl Ce2ffe, n ; Fltu. sOn ~ ~ snd
Mr. Gs1rgs Flsu. l57 LAYTON Ds'rrif
L Cpl. kdvsrd NulsNfa sCn ~ kt
May hulswss lsaa Benjamin
Pvt Archie Baker. tcn of hn. Daniel
yisies. Tscunsh
Pvt Denis Lspents. husband % Mn CTR
slcins Lapsnsss $50 Csron
john rudaE Z Army snfinsers. - 81
" ana Mr. MiehA, Rucas 3ses Bloom
fsis windsor
pv, Milton q, LouiI sor q NJ ,ns
Nt Jars, O. LOUIS sss LouI
lsyt John Tlns. son Of Prank Tlns. 1854
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
rs IHRIE
sac swopsHrR

10 have placed bombs so that the
entire treasure could be blown
UP by throwing a switch.
The correspondent said that the
salt mine workers. who valued
the mine as their sole source OF
livelihood. disconnected the bombs
in the heart OF the mine and
detonated only those that would
seal Off the entry
Mickler was quoted AZ saying
that. the art treasures included
the Rothschild collections from
Paris and Vienna and almost all
Of Hermann Goering's accumula-
ton OF loot including treasures
from the abbey at Monte Casino
In Italy.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
j. ). Cuts Off
Loan 10 Reds
BY DAVID sENTNER
Detroit Iimss Washington Bareau

WASHINGTON, May IA In
the wake of a series of "Moltov
cocktails" tossed into the San
Francisco conference, and a Sc
quence OF political and military
post-N-E Day irritants from Mos
COW, British and American states
manship spoke out firmly over
the weekend.
Prime Minister Churchill, aim.
ing at the Soviet Unions un-
bridled campaign TO conmunize
Europe, warned during a giobai
broadcast that there was no place
on the continent for any totali-
tartan governments 10 supersede
the defeated Nazi regime.
In Washington. acting Secre-
tary Of State Grew served notice
on the Moscow-supported Com
munist, Gen. Tito OF Yugoslavia.
nhat Trieste and adjacent terri
tory would be controlled by the
Allied military and not be admin
istered by Tito.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
NAVY WOUNDED

ADDISON. HARRY D PVT, uswcR-
Parents. M and Mrs. Hsrry Z. Alcsrson
Fltnt
,.!g s9ecgAsD, lg,,. yRrP ,oHy 1t o.
T;ihsr, ir.d " sorsSs.d. sssin.@ '''''-'
CAMPBELL. CLAYTON SGT UsMc-
Parents M. and kiA Waller clpmbeil
bsy CITY
VII. nm M F.TsAFP s.rn.fd Ei,r Ff Mint, 0SMoF
ESKILDsEE ALFRED. PFC UsMC-
Mother. Mrs Anna Esnldsen StarosuEh
EMEI.ANDER HAROLD PFC usMCR-
sor K.1n,,h Srsch 69sisRder En- Lowell
Parents. Nj and Mn Godirey EnEstTom.
Bay CITY
FRlGpLI GEORGE FRANK PHARMA.
Ms Christ Tri.dil Bertrand
HOLMAN. JEr. cHIEF mAcHiSfsT UsN-
wife Nm. Aesh wnsoms Holman. ososso
- cAs:E RICHARD : SCI .usMc-
Ia Gnrw. ALERT JR rFc usucR-
Parents, NJ. and MrS. Albert LsGTev sr..
LAMB, CHARLES z. PFC. usMrc-wns.
Mrs. Charles z nme Port HuFon'
NEMEc. WILLIAM p. Ppc ushp-
Father. Jossph 7. Nsmec Ksvsdin.
WANDER WILDE DEwEY W. PVT.
" vas vIs'ya SICKLE pesERr PVT uemcp
--FArsnts. Nj. and Mrs.. Henry r. Van sickle.
walled Lake.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
NaZi Treasure Cave
Uncovered i'm Alps

LONDON, May Ia (UP)-A
Nazi treasure cave containing
priceless art loot. 20 crates OF
Adolf Hitler's personal files and
his entire personal library has
been found in the Bavarian Alps
east OF Salzburg. a BIC corre-
spondent reported last night.
The treasures were said 20 have
been hidden in salt mines under
supervision Of pr Thomas Mick.
Ter, director Of the Vienna mu-
scum. with the local gauleiter re-
sponsible for general defense Of
the mines.
when the Americans ap-
preached the sauleiter was said
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
Police Handling
OF Vets Assdi|ed

Protest against treatment ac-
corded war veterans by Detroit
police was slated AZ a meeting
tonight Of II veterans orgsniza-
tions.
American Legion groups have
filed protests with Commissioner
Ballenger. A specific case in
which two disabled veterans were
allegedly mistreated was cited by
Michael Whalen, district COM
mander of the Disabled American
Veterans, who said one OF them
was taken 10 Receiving Hospital.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15

MARINE PFC. WILLIAM J.
EDWARDS, %. March 9. Two
Jima: hospitalized Pearl Harbor
awarded Purple Heart; Cooley
graduate: in service 26 months
overseas eight months; previously
overseas II months; son Of Mr.
and Mrs. William Edwards. 10247
Santa Rosa Drive. brothers, Pvt
Freeman, stationed d Al Pearl
Harbor: Fireman 1/c Edwin
Richard, with merchant marine in
Pacific.
PFC. PAUL w. HEATHFIELD,
26. infantry. in Philippines; no
date given; now back In action
awarded Purple Heart: attended
Southeastern, Railway Express
employe: in service December
l94l: oversee. Ia months: son OF
MIR and Mrs, r. w. Heathfield.
1880 Corvett.
T/5 JOHN X. IHRIE. q.
armored division, April Is. Ger.
many: awarded Purple Heart at
tended Redford High: in service
three and half years: overseas
March. 1914: son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Ihrie, 3765 Kendall.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
; From Detroit Area
In West Point Glass

Three metropolitan Detroit ca.
dets and Is others from Michigan
will graduate from L. S. Military
Academy at West Point. June 5.
"~-t F. Muehlke. 1850 Bur-
CESS. will be commissioned a sec
ond lieutenant OF infantry. Ross
w. Campbell, IL Mclean. High
land Park. will receive his COM
mission in ordnance. and Robert
G.. Valpey. 3s Cambridge Pleasant
Ridge, will receive his in the army
air forces.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
MALE HELP WANTED

VINO rerulstions governing eligibility
pioyed a. an essential or locally needed
activity you must have statement
Of sysilabi!ity II you are qualified fol
you must be referred through the
United states Employmen, Service
World War II Veterans Excepted.
Al NEN for machine repairs EDw.
70. r u u ID MANUFACTURING CO
i7l4i Chsrisvoix
Al POWER hammeTmsn. must be
capable OF hsmmering stainless steel,
hfpfy brfrrs hfE. Co, 1851 Mack Ave.
ACCOUNTING cost clerk. young man
Veteran greis5sse sar srpsTisnes6 In g.,
wood. ps,ees Corp. 1905 Hnlvie~. :
blocks south Of Fenkell. 3 blocks wes'
Of Meyers
ADVERTISING department needs msr
~ assist with eatalor production or
mechanical devices Line drawing eS.
perlence needed. Permanent. Detroit
tubricator Co., 5000 Trumbull. Mr.
Paltz
AIRCRAFT engine representative. olc
reiisble company. must have vide ex
periencs IN internal combuation engin,
maintenance. aircraft or automouve
some travel. state fuif experience, frs
letter write Box ss4. Detroit Times
AIRCRAFT efrfnrrrirr designers -isS-
out arfd detau drsfismen, Illustrators
stress snslysH and llnesmen. Consoli
dared Vuliee Aircraft Corp. stinsor
Division. Employment Office. 3b4os
Main - Wayne.
ARC wELDERs - Aircraft. Must pasl
army tests Excellent location for wes'
side residence Consolidated vultee Air
crsn Corp. stinson Division, 3540t
MAR street. Wayne Michigan.
AIRCRAFT WORKER, wanted. Apply ssst
Lincoln Ava.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
Seize Illinois Liquor
In Blind Pig Raid

Five cases of Illinois whisky
we're confiscated and a woman
was jailed today after patron
complained TO police ne had been
charged s. for a pint and he
missed SIS when he fell asleep
after drinking il.
Garfield police held Ellen
Franklin. Is, Of $50 Medbury. as
an alleged blind pig owner and
also arrested four men and four
women.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
I3 Arrive
At Hospital

BATTLE CREEK. May IA
Thirteen Michigan casualties ar
rived at the Percy Jones Hospital
center over the weekend. They
are.
DETROIT AREA
Adams PVT charis, C.. 1887 Afchdsls
Johnston. 7 sat. Charles X. Jr. 7s5 PEN
berion
Lsray T wigsrs y-4A4a nAiiesf
LsTontslns Pvt Donald G., Royal OAK.
OUTsTATE
Rickle. 7 Franklin T. Three Rivers.
Fisher PIE Claude NJ Brown city.
Cearhart 7 5 JACK W Flint
HenFesbsch sgt Hilary e WestrhsHa
KvtstkovsEi. PFC victor A sseinar
Msnes Pvt foroeri- l. Jackson
Martin. Pfc Harold w LANSING.
Norehese. Pvt. waldo T.. Jackson.
Olive, Pvt Marion A. Chdstone.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15

voELKEP. HAROLD W. PVT Husband Of
Mrs. Charlotte Il. yoelkeF. saginaw.
WHITE. MARVIN NJ. TlS-son Of Mrs
Maud A. White. Nj. Pleasant
wHrTsoM, GEORGE x PyT.-sou Of
hSsa WRIesir "sihsa snbsxY G h'iHae FHaH4.A.a4-
Mrs Dorothy 2. WriEht Battle cresk
.wRocKi.AGE. GERALD T, TfsGT -Sor
OF Mrs. Anna wrocklsge chesaninE.
zEccHINi. STEPHAN 4, Tt4-Husbane oi
N5s zsmh a5snsj, y5TsR SrseRinl FIls4 ., wy,
Minnie V. Zoodsms Lowell
zURAwsKI. ERWIN A. PvT-son Of MrS
GeaeEieSe zurs~ssi, Grand =RAn4aa-
PACIFIC ARIA
ALANrvA. BRuNoLF A. PFC Son o. Mr.
Sadie AlaniYa. Redridss
BAHKE, JOHN b PFC Fc.-Bro,her-ln-lsv oi
MA gsstTiee bornsind Flini
Mary BlAdeckl. Bay City
BROOKS, IVAN II. STsCT,- Son OF MI
Florence c. Brooks. s.ranae
DE FREEsE. AARON " PFe-son ~ Jehr
N. DE Presse. Morrics.
pPEWyovR- -NoRAA&- PYT---HssSAss
Of Mia AYalens DrswYour souih LyonG
.HALLuns. PFC Earl P.-fiusbsnd Of
HENTscHKL. rs THOMAS J.-Husosnd o.
Mrs.. Betty ~ Hentsehsl' Traverse City
BAYLOR. SGT. DAVID R-son Of Mrs.
Phoebe a. KAylor, Illegsn
KERN PFC, HOWARD E-sou of Ml
Gertrude Kern Howell
KosUTH SGT, STEPHEN R-sos OF Mn
Catherine hoEuih ironWood.
LENfNIHK, SGT CORNELIUS JR. Son ~
Mrt Minnie Lemmink Granville
NfEDZlELEC. SGT EDWARD Illus
oanf OF My. vivisn p niseTititt eFsne
RHpf6E
MORGAN. PFC HENRY Son Ct wsiul
MURPHY. SGT NILOT T son Of MrI
Nor. Murphy. Grand Junction.
rowAcK, PIC PAUL A-son Of Mr,
Harriet Nowses. Norvsy
oPPER PFC LEWIS J-son Of Mrs Della
". Cpper. Evsrt.
PETERSON. PFC RALPH R-Sor OF Cod.
FREY ., Psttrton Nenorines,
SKINNER. PVT FRANCIS c--HuIuand ei
Mr.. Esther Skinner, BAY City.
-phHTHEH- PFC. PAUL E-son Of Tneo-
doEs xtrthsn. Monroe,
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
N-0INDED

MARINE PVT HENRY c.
AMEEE JR.. 19 Feb. 25, Two
Jima hospitaliled Great Lakes,
Illinois awarded Purple Heart
Southeastern graduate: u s.
Rubber onploye; in service July,
1914 overseas November. 1914
son Of MIR and Mrs. Henry c.
Ameel Sr., il0ls Roxbury.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
MISSING

F/o EUGENE ID. CROW. Is
March 5, Luzon; Southwestern
graduate; in service July. 1941
overseas March, 1914: wife, Mary
Jane, 1889 Dickerson: son of Mr..
and Mrs Glen Crow. Sf3e Logan.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
Rites Honor Pyle

ALBUQUERQUE. May Ia
(INSl-Memorial services for the
late Ernie Pyle were held yestcr-
day on the University OF New
Mexico campus.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
Lest We Forget--Lest We Forget
Detroit Battle Hero Roll

Today's biographical sketches Of
Detroit servicemen killed. wounded
and missing. according 10 official
army and navy releases and next
OF kin. L.ll
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
OUTSTATE
ARMY DEAD
EUROPEAN AREA

-REpARDn THEODORE G. PvT,-son oi
hFs Eve Bedsrd. Escsnsba.
COATS, JOHN A FIRST Lr--son Of MIA
couRrER. ALYiS z PFc.-son Of Mr,
Hsrrist syerS. Shingieton.
DAMN GLENN y. PFC. .-HuSband Of Mrs
Asnel p. Damn, Grand Rapids
MrI Lestrios Fsurots, Benton Hsroor.
GERrH. GEORGE p. PvT.-HuIband Of
Mrs. Doris CeTth. kslsmsIoo
HOLLAND. ALFRED y, s}sCT.-son Of
Mira sally Holland. Monroe.
.KoLEEDEK. HEREARD J. Pvry-son OF
MIA josephine KoiendeE. Cop1ef.
MESSENGER. PAUL A.. sGT.-son Of
Hfs Bertha heisiBsef,- -ciAssoB. .
O. hlc,HALsKI {, A. ALk%ANpER SCI
MILLER BERNARD W, PFC-Husband Of
Mrs Ethsl Miller. huskeFon.
urRup. EDWARD p T. TlscT--sOn Of AII.
Amelia Ctrup, Vstsrvlis,
PACIFIC ABA
EvAHs HARRY c.. PFc-son Of Ars
Florence p, Evans. white Cloud.
FITZPATRICK ROBERT, PTc-son OF
NL Nellie FiiIpaIict. Peek.
MARTYR RICHARD ". PFC son o.
hu Cisdu A Martin. Pint
Of MA ShirlsI L SuinY.n. New Haven. .
YURAH. THOMAS. q SGT son Of Mr..
BAfesfA YUfAh- Benton Hsrbor.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
ARMY MISSING

European Area
HICKMAN LEON SGT -HuIhGn1 Q.
Mrs Catherine fsrkmsr SsbeysinE
HieT+H1 T. SIT as 9-S1n- ssi
BUSH NArRicH y~S SGT ---EashaEe- o.
Ma Donna Bush. Grand Rapids.
cuREY. CLAUDE c I'D 1T Son cf Mfs
Anna c. Ccfsy Saginaw
-HoEsEMAN-- -MEREAY p N L. SIN ni
Ma Grace X. Hcu1mAn- -WAtlsEs ==-
HOIsENp. HuEY FYG--HgshAn6 OF
Mr, yerne NJ. Houssnd. Grand RspioS
RALLIo vArro w SET Son of MrI
Aiza kallis. FsineSdals
PACE ROBERT L isT 1t son o,
Nr Laura PAGE StfinsN
szoKL. JESSE G PFC son Q; Nri.
May srot'. Ssw Boston
vHEELLp, JOSEPH " CPL -son ci Mrt
NATy p. Vnseisf Kalamazoo
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
LEND-LEAsE CUT OFF

American lend-lease- was SITS
pended 10 Russia as the result of
an announcement by Foreign Eco
nomic Administrator Crowley
that only countries now at war
with Japan or used for Tedeploy-
ment OF American troops would
continue 10 receive such bounty.
The shutting of or continuance
Of lend-lease has been pictured
generally as the only postwar
diplomatic trading weapon that
would he recognized BY the realls-
tic Stain, who faces the task Of
retooling Soviet industry and re-
facilitating vast devastated areas.
The Grew statement regarding
Trieste seemed .nfthe- utmost
significance because il appeared TO
become an adopted policy con-
cerning all liberated territory,
which might be applied 10 Poland
as well as other areas freed by
the Red Army.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
Z Honor Roll
Official Casualty List

Seventeen killed and II missing
included the 1920 casualties announced today by the
department
casualties state outside of Greater Detroit total
of kin have been
notified have kept informed OF changes in status
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
NAVY DEAD

7 ELLIs WILLIAM c. CPL. UsMc-rI
snh. MI and MT' p.via L!Ai. corunnA-
LAIR JACK PFC. UsMcH-Methr
kra Viola Lair. Adrian.
VAN DYKE. WILLIAM X PLATOON SGT
rsNC-Psrents Nj. and hrI. Henry Var
rvkf EkiAwHRro
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
ALLIED QUERY IGNORED

The delicate Polish situation.
aggravated by the admission By
Soviet Foreign Commissar Nolo-
=tep- thai Is Representatives of the
Polish government-in-eXile invited
10 Moscow had been arrested. re-
rlsined unin1proved
The sharp request hY both the
British foreign office and Ameri-
can state department for a report
On their whereabouts continued 10
be ignored by the Kremlin
Likewise, the selling up OF a
truly democratic Polish govern
nent under The Yalta agreement
was getting nowhere.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
DEAD

MARINE PFC. RUSSELL r.
ALLEN, "a, March s. Two Jima;
DSR employe; in service Decem-
Der. 1912, overseas January, 1913;
leaves wife. Sylvia. daughter, Joy
Lynn. 240 Grove, Highland Park;
parents. MIR. and Mrs. George
Allen. lbs Elmhurst. Highland
Park; brother, Pvt. George in
France.
ENSIGN DONALD HOWARD
CROY, n, Pacific area, no date
given: Lincoln Park High grad
tuate; attended Wayne University;
in service March, i943.- overseas
February. 1915; leaves parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Milton Croy,
1912 Winchester. Lincoln Park;
brother. Aviation Cadet Ralph
Paul.
PVT. DAVID GELsToN. 10.
army. April 26. Germany: son Of
DR.. and Mrs. Willis L. Gelston, 20
Cortland. Highland Park.
SZSGT. DONALD r.. GOFF,
Both Old Hickory Division. April
IT, Germany. previously wounded
October. 1914, awarded Bronze
Star Dee. f3 for heroic achieve
ment in evacuating wounded from
mined and shelled area after
being without food or sleep for
three days: in service October
1913, overseas April. 1914; son Of
Mrs. Alice Golf. s25 Wilmington,
Ferndaie
PFC. ALBERT kEPLER. 1s.
army. March IA. Germany: previ-
-nuSlY- reported missing on same
date son of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Jorgenscn. 1908 Hamilton, High
land Park
PFC. ANTHONY j. MARK, "a,
infantry March 2S, Luzon; South
western graduate; Ford employe /;
in service December. 1912; over
seas June 1914; leaves mother,
Mrs. Antonia Didoch, 7404 Freda,
Dearborn: brother, MN ITc Albin,
California.
CPL. LEROY j. MIDGLEY. 30
corpsIApriE IL. Germany;
Eastern graduate, SHeheF Broth
ers employe, in service July 1913:
overseas February, 19i5; Leaves
Hife-Iane- -parentS--M and Mrs.
Roy Midgiey, 1902 Crane.
MARINE SGT ROBERT r.
TUCKER. March IL, Pacific area
Leaves wife -GWen, parents, Mr..
and Mrs Guy r. Tucker, 3l4
Florence. Highland Park.