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Sc; Anna Gusinsky, Tip Top Mar
ket, 204 Florida avenue NV; Her
man Deutsch, American Market,
l0l Fifteenth street NE; Henry
Wise and Sol Baron, Rittenhouse
Market, 301 Rittenhouse street
NV; George Atohi. 2110 Penn
sylvania avenue NV; Charles
Dworin, Macarthur Market, 510O
Macarthur boulevard NV; Ben
Rubel and Emma K. Gordon, Rubel
& Gordon, 1859 P street NV.
Noel c. Gorbert, Suburban Food
Store, 1854 Macarthur boulevard
NV; Moe Greenberg, Newport
Market, 2153 Newport place NV;
Arthur Sussman, Southern Market,
1402 Twelfth street NV; Phil
Steine, Steine's Market, 2403 Ben
ming road NE; Samuel Halperin
Quality Food Center, 1892 Georgia
avenue NV; Marilyn Weiner, 654
Nineteenth street NE; A. Zarin
Fort Davis Market, $500 Perinsyl-
vania avenue Sc; Joseph Genticore,
1901 Nichols avenue Sc.
Simon Potts, Potts Market, 1147
Twenty-second street NV; Joseph
J. Ruff, Norman's Market, 429 Tay-
lor street NV; Michael Migliaccio,
Leonards Market, $500 Twelfth
street NV; John w. Poison, 1921
First street NV; Samuel j. Seigel,
Fox Hall Market, 4402 Macarthur
boulevard NV; Carl Goodman, Ar
cade Market, Fourteenth street and
Park road NV, and Kate Landau,
Hornstein's Market, 1925 Eighteenth
street NV.
One of the six suits filed yesterday
involved the Stables restaurant, $500
block Of E street NV, described as
being owned by Lees Ice Cream,
Inc, and operated by Mrs. Jean R.
Moran, who are accused of violating
the terms of suspension order
issued last October, which prevents
it from receiving or selling meat.
The suit claims the defendants,
on April 4 and April II of this year,
and prior thereto" violated the
terms of the suspension order.
Another suit names Herbert
Sachs, trading as the Del Rio Res
taurant, TOO block of Fifteenth
street NV. and charges violation
of a suspension order issued in
May, 1914, which prohibited him
from receiving any rationed meat
This suit also charges that on June
II, this year, the defendant offered
approximately SO items of food and
beverages at over-ceiling prices.
Another suit charges Fan and
Bills, Inc, HOO block of Connec-
ticut avenue NV, with violating
a suspension order issued in May
1914, which prohibited the restau-
rant from receiving meat. Samuel
L. Frost, secretary and treasurer OF
the corporation, is also named a
defendant.
Peter Monocrusos of Garvin's
Grill, 300 block of Fourteenth
street NV, was accused of selling
liquor at above-ceiling prices.
George G. Ellis, owner of Cy Ellis
Restaurant, 1000 block of E street
NV. and the first block of Maine
avenue S.W., was charged with SELL
ing lobster dinners at above-ceil-
ing prices.
The suit against Mr.. Ellis seeks
treble damages of 1920, represent
ing three times the alleged over
charges.
George Valltos. operator of the
Seven Seas Grill, 5000 block OF
Georgia avenue NV, was charged
with violating a suspension order
issued last November which prohib-
tied him from receiving any food
rationed under red points until q
default had been made up.
Evening star., 1945-06-22
Home Nursing Class
Will Open Mondoy

Streamlined home nursing classes
initiated this week by the District
Chapter of the Red Cross have
proved so popular that another class
has been scheduled to begin at 1:30
pm. Monday, the Red Cross an
nounced today.
The new class will meet for two
hours Monday through Friday next
week at the Walsh House, 2020 Mas
sachusetts avenue NV, concluding
with session Monday afternoon,
July 2. These classes, under the
instruction of registered nurse, are
free and open to all women who are
interested.
Evening star., 1945-06-22
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PARIS, June 22.-WAC Pvt. Helen
Potter of Detroit is recovering from
injuries suffered in a scuffle between
American and French soldiers on
the Champs Elysees Monday, her
physician announced today.
Provost Marshal G. Buhrmaster
Schenectady, N. Y, said there had
been no serious repercussions.
We've had the usual soldier
fights" He commented. "One night
a French Foreign Legion boy was
beaten up and, because of his
threats to get revenge, we doubled
the military police detail around the
Montmatre district for one night.
That was several days ago."
The provost marshal said reports
of open clashes between French
and American troops in Paris
Evening star., 1945-06-22
Generals Reach Paris,
Ely to u. S. Tomorrow

PARIS, June % (P.-Gen. Jacob
L. Devers of the 9Th Army Group
arrived in Paris last night with a
party which included Gen. Joseph
T. McNarney, Mediterranean COM
mander, and 1t. Gen. William H.
Simpson, commander of the 9Th
Army.
The group plans to leave for the
United States tomorrow.
Evening star., 1945-06-22

the silver SLar
for gallantry in
action in France
on January 19,
1945. The cita-
ton received by
his parents from
the War De-
partInent says
that in the face
of intense fire,
the lieutenant
maneuvered his
self propelled
gun to a posi-
ton close to an
enemy observa-
tion post and
Evening star., 1945-06-22

of Baltimore and
Washington was
announced yes
terday by the
Most Rev. Mi
chael J. Curley,
a r C h bishop of
the dioceses.
Father McCor-
mick, who is as
sistant pastor of
st. M C h ae Is
Catholic Church,
Silver s prin G,
and former as
sistant superin-
t e n d e n t of
schools in the
Evening star., 1945-06-22
Gen. Peterson Wins
Oak Leaf 10 DSM for
Mobilization Work

Maj. Gen. Virgil L. Peterson, for
mer inspector general of the Army
and newly assigned director of per-
sonnel for the Army Service Forces,
was awarded an Oak Leaf Cluster
to the Distinguished Service Medal
yesterday by Gen. George C. Mar
shall, chief of staff.
The citation reads, in part: "It
was his responsibility to insure by
detailed inspection that new officers
and men, as we'll as units, were
properly trained and equipped before
being released for overseas move
ment."
Gen. Peterson served as Inspec-
tor General from February 27, 1910,
to June 4, 1945. His tour of duty
included the critical period of the
vast mobilization program and the
overseas deployment of more than
100000 men.
A native of Campbellsville, KY,
Gen. Peterson was graduated from
West Point in 1908. He lives at
3010 Ellieott street NV.
Brig. Gen. Eugene H. Beebe, as
sistant to the commanding general
of the Army,Air Forces, was awarded
the Legion of Merit and Air Medal
by Gen. H. H. Arnold at a recent
Pentagon ceremony. The dual pres
entation marked Gen. Beebe's 17th
year of military service. He will
leave soon on an overseas assign
ment.
The Legion of Merit award was for
his services as commanding officer
of a bombardment group that ar
rived in China March l, 1943. He
preceded the group and prepared
new lines of supply over the noun
tains From March 81, 1943, to
October 20, 1943, Gen. Beebe flew
many compat missions in China.
These missions contributed to the
successes of the 14th Air Force and
won the Air Medal for him.
1t. Col. Roger E. Needham, 1915
Kalorama road NV, on duty in
France as supply officer for the 9th
Engineer Command, recently was
promoted to his present rank and
received the Legion of Merit and
Croix de Guerre decorations for
outstanding service.
Col. Needham, who has served
more than 80 months overseas, was
awarded the decorations for "devo-
tion to duty displayed during the
Normandy invasion. where he gained
control of a confused tactical sit
uation, phased airheld construc-
ton supplies properly for shipment
and had them delivered to airfield
sites."
1t. Col. Hyman Shachtman, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Shachtman, 1414
Whittier street NV, commanding
officer of an 9th Air Force Service
Command Station in England, re-
Gently received the Croix de Guerre
"for exceptional services of war rem
dered in the course of operations of
the liberation of France"
Col. Shachtman, who has been
overseas since September, 1912, aided
in the arrangements of heavy bonn
bardment group raids on Ploesti,
Sicilian and Italian landings and
the preinvasion aerial lombard
ment of Europe His wife, Mrs
Josephine C. Shachtman, lives in
Winston-Salern, N. c.
1st 1t. Edward v. Kiley, 27, son
of Mr. and Mrs. John Kiley of
1920 B street Sc, has been awarded
Evening star., 1945-06-22
Gen. Devers Honored
BY University of Nancy

PARIS, June % (P.-The Uni
versity of Nancy conferred the de-
gree Of doctor honoris causa on
Gen. Jacob L. Devers yesterday for
his contribution in the liberation of
Lorraine. The 9Th Army Group
commander was the first military
leader thus honored by the uni
YerSity.
Evening star., 1945-06-22
Gets Yeur in Auto Theft

Robert H. Taylor, 800 block of L
street NV, was sentenced yester-
day in Hyattsville Police Court to
serve year in the Maryland House
of Correction on a charge of unau-
thorized use of an automobile owned
by Walter c. Lambert, Sunnybrook.
Taylor also was ordered held for the
grand jury under $4,000 bond on a
similar charge involving an auto
mobile owned by Gwin L. Madara,
Riverdale.
Evening star., 1945-06-22
Engineers to Meet

The Washington Post of the So
ciety Of American Military EnG-
neers will meet at 1890 pm. Mon
day at the Mayhower Hotel.
Evening star., 1945-06-22
Father Leo Mccormick.
Made Superintendent
OF ParochiaI Schools
BY the Associated Press.

BALTIMORE, June 22.-Appoint-
ment OF the Rev. DR.. Leo J. Nc
Cormick to the superintendency OF
parochial schools in the archdiocese
Evening star., 1945-06-22

Buy Bonds regularly where you
work through payroll savings.
Evening star., 1945-06-22

Buy Bonds regularly where you
work throughspayroH savings.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
|Chrys|er Sends
China Experts

chrysler Export Corp. is hiring
truck service engineers, technical
experts and mechanics for a vast
network of repair and mainten-
ance bases along the new Ledo
and old Burma roads and in Free
China.
The repair and service depotS
will keep thousands of specially
built Dodge trucks in operation.
the company reporting several
plants engaged in producing more
of the 20.000-pound vehicles. They
incorporate many features of the
u. S. Army combat truck.
A 300-page manual goes with
each truck. printed in Chinese. 10
help our ally get maximum eff
cheney in defense of the homeland
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
DEAD


PVT. PAUL j.. CAUCHON, 10,
infantry, March Is. Germany; An
nunciation graduate; post Office
employe; in service July, 1914;
overseas, February. 1945; son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Cauchon,
1886 Agnes.
PFC. WILLARD r. CLARK, "a,
Jan. 3. France; Chrysler employe;
in service, January, 1914, overseas,
July. 1914, wife, Florence, son,
Arthur. 19505 Northlswn son OF
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Clark, 5I4S
Lincoln; two brothers IN service,
Sgt. Joseph, Cpl, Elmer
SGT. JOSEPH H0RtafH, 80,
hrmored division, Aug. 30, France
Eaton Manufacturing employe; in
service. June. l94l; overseas, Oc-
fober, l943; wife, Lola, Penbrook,
Pa; son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Horvath. Capac, Mich; two
brothers in service.
ROBERT kfRk,
%. April z, plane crashed into
ocean five miles from Martha's
Vineyard. Cape Cod; Northwest
ern graduate: attended University
of Michigan; in service, Novem-
Der, l942; son OF Mr. and Mr..
Wayne L. Kirk, Lone Pine road,
Bloomfield Hills brother, Cadet
James Lee. Sheppard Field; me-
moral services, Sunday, April Is,
Christ Church, Cranbrook. 4 p. m
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
ARMY WOUNDED
European Area
Detroit

BAjEK EDWARD > 1st SGT --Huis.ne
Of MA AnEehnc 5si's Route Bsileyili.
,, sohLEs FRhSK [aG, GrIssghs- .n5s OF
BOICE GEORGE CPL son ~ .frs Bose
Bolce 1918 Westsood drive Roysl OAK
OF mf, T,siyn Rr'I.sa 10 " ~ Phiads
BRiCKMAN FRANK v SET Husband
Of Mrs. Lorraine Bric,msu. 1897 PhtIps'
czYRKA RomAS PFC Son oi M
hn,oins,u CTyfk. 5000 Trovbridse. ham
usmck
DRACSIN GEORGE =. PFC Son Of Mrs
Sophie ;. DFascin. 77si Winthrop.
EVANS, DONALD " PVT son of wanda
%. Evans 2oosl REYNOLDS. Hslsl PsrE'
FRIEDMAN SAUL PIC son OF Mn
Clara Freedman. 9T7s Grand
coNYog. GEORGE y SGT -Hu,bsnd o.
Ma Rost Conyou. 42O4 Gotfredson road.
GRiWIcKI. WALTER. PFC son oi Mary
Griwicki. eses 81. John
HALsrEp. HoYT d Je. PVT Son Of
NJ and Mrt Hoyt d Hsisted 67el Tar
HEITJAN JOHN J.. PFC -Iusband Of Mri.
Elizabeth NJ Hsitjsn. 1923 Eas,lawn
KrsHALoNIs. VICTOR ". isTt SGT Son
OF MrG Mary kishAlonis, 5Os3 Dcvonshire
rosd
MAeKEY- REht-S rrC Brother oi
RAymou y Msckey a. Charlotte.
MAJEROWSKI MICHAEL { SGT --HuS
band of Mrs Jennie MsieroNski $3.50 Emily
MAXWELL. GRADY a PFC Son ~ sian
ley p MARVEL l27i Lnlibridze
MODZELEWSKf TEDDY PVT son ~
Mrs Cecilia ModEeiewSk. 33s2 Thirteenth,
Wysndotte
MoiI ANDREW PFC SON of Mrs.
Mary Mol. 1850 Milton
MORRISON JAMES ? PVT Husband NJ
Mrs. Catherine Il. Morrison 1879 To~n'end
NOvAK JOSEPH l. PFC Husband Of
Mrs Dorothy NovAk. i2soS sanders
NOWAK HARRY PFC Husband ~ Nrs.
Mary Eewsk I7i03 Beiton
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
ADVERTIsEMENT
Do YOU Own A
"Scratching" Dog?

II you own and are fond OF o dog that IA
continually scratching. digging. rubbing. ana
biting himself until his akin Is raw and sore
don't Just feel sorry for him. The dog can't
help himself But you may. He may be clean
and hea free and Just suffering from an in
tense itching Irritation that has ceptered in
ths nerve endings Of MS skin. DO ~ thou
sands OF pleased dog owners are doing.
Al any good drug store. pet or sport shop.
get Csc package OF Rex Hunters Dog Pow
oers, and give them once q week. Note the
quick Improvement. One owner writes MY
female setter on Sept. 29th did not have .
handful OF hair on her body-Al scratched
and bitten of. gave her the powders as d.
rected. BY Nov. 10th she was all haired out Z"
Learn what they will do for your dog Make
26c test. ECONOMY kize box for only 81 Oet.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
pitalized, France; Fordson gradu.

pitalized, France; Fordson gradu-
ate; Dearborn post office employe
in service, December. 1913; over
seas. May, 1914; wife. Mary.
daughters, Judith. Patricia. 6Sl1
Pinehurst, Dearborn; son of Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Szumalski, Wayne.
PVT. GEORGE Il. YOUNG. 19
infantry, March ID. Germany
awarded Purple Heart: back in
action; attended Redford High;
Welch Industry employe; in serv-
ice. June. 1914; overseas, Febru-
ary, 1915; son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert j. Young, 21550 McClung;
brother. Cpl. William.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
WOUNDED
T/sGT. JOHN NJ. BERNARD,

T/SGT. JOHN VI. BERNARD,
IS. infantry. March rs, Germany
s,ll hoSpitalized; previously sta
toned in Aleutians u months
Hudson Motor employe, in service
June, 194l; overseas. January,
i945: brother, Frank. 4432 Sharon.
T/SGT. JAY &. BUDAHN. %,
medical corps. March rs, Ger
many: hospitalized, France
awarded Purple Heart. Silver Star
and clusters; A. and p. employe
in service. August. 1912; overseas,
April, 1943: mother, Mrs. Naomi
Budahn, l7742 Dix, Melvindale
brother, 1t. tjg) Leslie.
PFC. PETER J. CROCE, 21,
Infantry, March l6, France; hos
pitalized. France; awarded Purple
Heart: Eastern graduate; Chry-
sler employe; in service. Decem-
Der, 1o43; overseas, August, 1914
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Crocer
242l Helen.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15

PFC. ROBERT v. FOLEY, "a,
infantry, March Is, Germany;
awarded Purple Heart; Highland
Park High graduate; Ford en-
ploye; in service. May, 1914;
overseas in November; mother,
Mrs. Kathryn V. Foley, 1925
Manor; brother. I'd 1t James
Lester, on leave.
MARINE PVT. JAMES-E.
COOMBEs, Is, March s. Two
Jima; Southwestern graduate;
Fisher Body employe; in service.
June, 1914; overseas. December;
wife, Leta, two daughters. 7045
Kingsley; son of Mrs. Emily
Coombes, 7S6 Wheelock.
IT'S MARCEL RONS, 36, in
fantry, March z, Germany; hos
pitalized, Cleveland; in service,
January, 1943; overseas. January,
1914; after I'd e d Northwestern;
naval ordnance plant employe; /;
brother. Maurice, 10326 Beechdale.
SECOND 1T. JOHN ID. MAZE.
~, infantry, March Is. Germany;
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15

Arthur's Pacific headquarters
staff, March 25. Biak Islands
Wayne University. University OF
Detroit graduate; admitted to bar
association 1890; member Detroit
Federation OF Musicians; in serv-
ice, June, 1943: overseas, Decem-
ber. 1943; wife, Edna May, 63l7
Selden. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. J.
Spencer. S6S Chilver, Windsor
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
Pacific Area
Detroit

BROWE. HERBERT =. PFC Husband oi
Mrs. Margaret g. Browe, 1884 PsrkueS
BUC. CZEsLAW T., PvT.-Son OF stAnle,
Bue, i2osT st. Aubin. hamtTtmck.
ISAACsEH. BARTON r., PvT.-son Of
Mn Lila Issaesen. 1884 we'torook.
! STANLEY, PFC Husband o
MIRA Clara 7. hseiboTski. 22l7 TToSbridEe
Hlmtramck.
MALo FERNARD j.. PFc.-son OF hrs
Lucienne Malo, b7ol Csmpbtll.
MLRKUZ CHARLES r.. PPc.-son o
Mrs Catherine 3 Har.mijs' 1910 hecisllan
NEWMAN JOHN T.. PFc-Son OF Mrs
Mary Saunders. sles Wilmer.
RoBEN LLOYD H.. PvT.--Husband OF Mrs
Alta B. Roben. eo7o Rithbone.
sAvoIE. JOSEPH T.. PvT.-son Of Mn
Bel nice -SaVoie, 444o Toledo.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15

hospitalized, England; previously
wounded, June 81, Normandy;
attended Howe Military School,
Howe. Ind; Briggs employe; wife,
Babs. daughter, Susan, England;
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John c.
Nafe, 3730 TAYLOR.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15

A former Detroit lawyer who
had been attached 10 the Pacific
headquarters staff of Gen. Mac
Arlnur for more than two years
has been killed in the Biak Islands,
his parents informed the Times
today.
Six others who lost their lives
I'm the line of duty are also in
cluded in today's biographical
sketches.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15

PADGHAs LESTER C.. pvr.--son OF
Mrs LlAh G PsdEhsm. Grand Lsdge
PARKS. ELMER K, Pvr.-son Of Clarence
) PARKS. CApae.
PAsRvAN, RoRERT J. sGr.-Ru'bsnd Of
Mrs.. IRIS L PaSkyan, Lansinr
PFOST NEIL z. $ SGT Husband oi
Ap Doris A Piosi CoidwAttr.
PiOTROWSKI MATHEW. PVT Husband
oi Mr Antonis Piotiowssi, Enrt.
PRESCOTT WAYNE W. PFc.-Brother Of
CeorEe ". Prescott saginaw.
REMosDrSi LEO A.. SGT Husband OF
MI, Lueiils Rsmondini. Caspian
ROBYH. JACK c. SGT Husband ~ hrt
Catherine Robyn, KslsmAIoo.
ROWLAND HOWARD PFc.-son Of Ars
Fiorsns Rowland. sand Lake.
scHAUMBURc. WILLIAM ". sGr-wsrd
Of Mn. Cora b. jayne. Jackson.
scHMITT ROBERT C., PFc.-son OF Mn
Margaret Sohmitt Twin LAKE
sELLEcK. DELBERT D., Ts-son OF Mrs
Glady, Seiieek. Bentley.
sHERBURNE, WILLIAM H, T+-son Of
Mu Clara NJ sherburns, Lansing.
SKINNER NORMAN l., PvT.-Son OF Mrs.
TrexSs P skinner Fennvills
SLOvACEK JOHN C.. PFC.-HuSbAnd OF
Mrs. Ada siovacek waters.
sPoOEER. FLOYD Z. SCT'-Son OF hri.
Violt Spooner LakeViow.
sPooR. wILFoRD C.: Ts-Hu'o'nd OF
STEELE LOWELL G. PFc.-son 81 Mrs
Lulu Steele. Kalamazoo.
sTIMAC STEVE W. PFC.-Son OF Mrs.
Antonio Stin1sc. Copper City.
sTRAUB ROLAND J., PFC Husband OF
MFs-GFAee- -straab Grand Rapids.
sUSTARICH MARTIN J.. PFC -Husband
of Mn Yvonne SuStsrich Lake Linden
SWAN HERBERT L, T5--Son OF John
Sgsn Lansing
swiHART. GALE W. PFc.-Busoand OF
MIS-. Mildred ,. swihAr, sturgis.
TURNER. ROBERT H. I'D 1T --Husbsnd
Of Mrs Marion NJ Turner. Y. Lsnsinf
d
WALKER. THOMAS ELMER, PVT son OF
Mrs Pearl walker, saginaw.
wiLES LEROY. FC.-HuSosnd ~ Mrs.
Gloria WileS Howell.
WILSON FRED 7, PFc-Husbsnd Of Mrs.
virginia NJ Wilson. Kalamazoo.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
New Device Ends
Locomotive Smoke

COLUMBUS, O., April IA up
-Battelle Memorial Institute,
famed research laboratory here.
has invented a simple gas pipe de-
vice that keeps locomotives from
smoking.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
Roll
Official Casualty List

One Detroter killed in action and FIVE wounded
are listed among the 331 navy casualties today.
The navy list carries the names OF FIVE out
state men wounded.
In all these cases next of kin have been noti-
fed and have been kept informed of any change in
stains
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
PRISONERS

PVT. ARTHUR p. WINES, %
infantry. Dec. 16, Germany; previ-
ously reported missing in Ger
many; attended st. James High
Ferndale: Reliant Industry EN-
ploye; son of Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee Wines, 1891 Havana;
brother, Pfc. james Edward
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
CPL. REGINALD THOMAS

r = Elk 8, IS.
infantry, March
13. Germ a n y.
B ri gs en-
ploye; IN serv-
ice December.
1912: overseas.
July, 1914 son
OF NJ an d
Mrs. Frederick
r ks. 4S35
Springle.
T/5 THOMAS
j. SPEN { r n
- m
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15

PFC. GEORGE w. wAINES,
19, infantry. March 20, Germany;
hospitalized. Germany; previously
wounded, Dec n. France; awarded
Purple Heart: attended Eastern
in service, October, 1912 overseas,
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15

Fourteen Detroiters killed, 45 wounded and
10 imprisoned in Germany were among the 4,0I7
casualties announced today by the war depart
ment.
Outstate casualties announced by the war
department include Is dead IS wounded and IL
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15

SGT. RICHARD J. PERZYk,
IS, troop carrier radio operator
Feb. 23. Italy; previously reported
missing; Eastern graduate; Chrys-
Ter employe; in service. December,
1871, overseas. NnVemboF, 1914 +
son OF Mr. and Mrs } o h n a.
Perzyk, 2433 Sheridan. brother,
Cpl. Walter. hospitalized, Eng
land: memorial mass. Saturday.
April II, 9 a. m, St. Charles
Church. ST. Paul and Baldwin
q
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15

PFC. HERBERT A. sELLMAN,
%. tank corps, March IS, Ger
many; Highland Park High gradu-
ate: attended Ford Trade School;
Ford employe; in service pa
years; overseas seven months; son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w. Sell
man. 240 Midland. Highland Park
PFC. JOHN SIMMONS, 2S. in.
fantry, March IA, Germany. hos
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
Outstate

BEARMAN. DANIEL y. s SGT Son OF
Mrs Bertha Besrman. Albion.
BIONDICH. NICK Z. PFC.-Son OF Mrs
Katherine Blondich. Ironvood.
BOYD. RICHARD O., PVT,-Son of hrI
Eleci1 Brooks. Fremont
cocCo. EUGENE. CPL-son of Mrs As
sunts A. Coco. Anvil Location.
CoRzELAHY. PETER II SGT son OF
Thomas CorIeisny. MI: Clemens
HoEI., JOHN N. Pyc-sOn Of Ava Hoe,
)HESBERGER. ROBERT L PVT SON
OF An Jennie NJ, hohen6erEer' Reading.
LUENEBURC. FRANCIS J, SGT Son
Of M. Edwsrd A LHensegIE Esesnsos
Wilma Long. Bay CITY
MILLER GRANT s.. PFC Son OF ATs
Ruth Miller, Jackson.
MONROE CHARLES W PFC-Son OF
Mrs Hattie J, Lawrence, Otcods
MURPHY. JACK j.. T/o-Son OF MIA
Susan Murphy. sAtins.
ufl 1Ossi a.rI.1.i nasAiAt J. ob.. 3 o-o..o- '''
RAKowsKI. FBoRIAs 2, PFc.-son or
Mrs. sadie B. Rskowski, Msnixtr..
RoZECNAL. WALTER T.. PFc.-Husband
OF Mrs Charlotte X ROiernai Grand Rapid
SMITH. ROBERT D., cpl Husband Of
SopEEs, sYREsTER pvT.-son OF SIAN
Nm Marie A. Smith, OnSWay.
icy SouieI. Sheridan.
STEENHACES ROBERT 1 SGT son Of
MIk Rens steenhsEen. Grand Rapids.
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JR.. 10, infan-
try, March ID,
France; hospi-
taliZed, France;
awarded Purple
Heart; attended
Visitation: Ro-
moias Catering
EN- ploye; in
service NJ a y.
1914: overseas
in November;
son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell r.
Yeomans Sr.,
OEEO -.l.A
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15

June. 1914: son of Mrs. Angela
Bauman. 2940 Beals.
PFC. RUSSELL X. YEOMANS
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
.Humus From Ice Age
Mined by Ohio Farmer

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Walter Biehl is the only humus