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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-11
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Killed in Action

3
] MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Modic,
$40 e. 236 St, Euclid, Ohio, were
notified by the War Dept, that
their son, Rudolph, who was re-
ported missing in action in Bel
gium since December 18th, was
killed on that date. s.
The 80 year old infantryman
was serving in Europe since last
September. Besides his parents
he is survived by two sisters,
Josephine and Mary, and two
brothers, Robert, who is serving
in the Pacific and Joseph.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-11
IVAN T. LUNKA STARS

IVAN T. LUNKA STARS
In the City Industrial League
game which was held Thursday,
August 9th at Brookside Stadi-
UNI, Ivan T. Lunka, pitcher for
the Weatherhead Co. team al
lowed four hits, struck out nine
and collected two singles and a
double. His spectacular pitching
won the game for the Weather
head, defeating the White Mo-
tor Local 32) team with the
score of 8 to 1.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-11
STUDIO CLOSED

Mr.. Beros, 6116 st. Clair Ave-,
has entered the hospital for a
minor operation. His studio will
be closed from August 18th to
August Goth.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-11
YOUTH DRoWNS IN LAKE

Eighteen-year-old Albert M.
Arko, who resided with his
brother, August, at 1865 E. SO
St., drowned Thursday while
swimming in Lake Erie. His
body was found at 3 80 p. m. at
the foot of E. 70 St., by the u.
S. Coast Guard. He has a broth
er, Frank, convalescing at the
U. S. Coast Guard Hospital in
Michigan.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-11

: - - 0eadeljssanj0
."Vest me DO pekla. In tudi no.
benega opravicila Ease ne mai
dem, sal sem imela ljud, XII 50
mi poyedai, kaj moraTa delati
in kako moran delati. Tako sre-
cna sem bila, mamo pa sem po-
zabila. Pustila sem, la je ostala
v mrazu, ke sem sc JAZZ grela ma
soncu. Nicesar nisem sama sto-
rila, kar Ii jo bio moglo boleti,
vendac pa sem dopustila vse, o
cemer sem vedela, da jo ho bo-
lelo. Alfred, mani morate to
prav tako povedati! In da mis-
linn vsak dan nanjo, in kako hui
do mi je, da je po moji krivdi
tako unicila svoje zivljenje. In,
ljubi Alfred, prosim vas, bodite
potrpezjivi z mamo in zberite
vso svojo ljubezen do nje!"
'Ijubezen!" rece ubogi Al
fred. "Ne vem, kje bi mogel v
svoji dust odkriti Sc iskrico lju-
bezni do ME. Tega SO zmozni sa-
mo taksni angeli kakor ste vi,
sestricna."
Rozamarija Sc je nasmehnila.
."Vprasajte svojo sestro, ali
sem bila z MO kaj angelska?"
20, vse zaobrnete, vsako be-
sedo."
''Morda je res, toda nikari 81
ne mislite, da Sc je brez vsakega
vzroka vrgla S taksnim sovra-
styom mad meme! Mexico mi :je
res storila krivico. Tega tudi Sc
zdaj ne morem cisto pozabiti.
Takrat, ko je bila tista strasna
neyihta. Zdaj hi bio pac nezmi-
selno, &c hi hotela Sc lagati. Sal
je udarila strela ze tudi pri me-
nj. In tega Sc moran grenko sra
movati."
"Sramovati, sestricna? Prica-
koval sem, da boste rekli nekaj
drugega. Da bi morda odpustili
Sarloti, &c bi sc kesala svojega
hudobnega dejanja."
Rozamarija je zardela:
"Oh, Alfred, ne uporabliajte
taksnih velikih besed! Da bi ii
odpuscala? Ia beseda je tako
bozja, da je niti izreci ne bi sme-
Ii. Samo bog odpusca. To sem re
sama izkusila. Spomnite Sc ven
dar obeh dolznikov! Ali ne We
ste vec tiste zgodbe? Prvemu je
bog odpustil njegov neizmerni
dolg, pa Sc je preddvorju vrgel
ma drugega, XII mu je bill dolzan
nekaj malenkostnega. Ia mo-
zak Sc mi je zdel zmerom tako
prostaski. Lopov brez vesti, pra.
vi Harro. Tako globoko kakor
on ne bi marala pasti. To morate
vendar uvideti!"
"Da," je dejal Alfred, "neka,
uvidevap.'
I'm poiscite iskrico ljubezni
Alfred! Nekje mora vendar Sc
tleti. Pc vseh kotickih jo iscite
Ali jo boste, kaj?"
Ponudila mu je roko. Sklonil
Sc je cez roko in jo hotel polju.
biti. Tedaj ga je prijela "a ra.
mena, ga memo pOtegnlla K Sepl
in ga poljubila ma lice.
"Hvala vam, Alfred. Sami ne
veste, kaj mi boste tenn stori'
Ii. In kaksna zrtev bo to "a vas
tudi prav dobro vem -"
Sc trenutek je strmel v njene
oci in srce mu je utripalo, ka'
kor bi mu hotelo prsi raznesti
Potem je dejal: -,
| "Sestri6na, se doyeka bostt
napravili il mene!" Nato je Sc:
k teti Ulriki, XII ga je ealala ns
lterasi. =
| "Grofica, odhajam .. " kac'
je gnezdo pojdem. Obljubili ste
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-11
Dusica ROzan,Grija
(svEEnHcA m NJEN NonBC)
Agnes Ganthse
Poslovenil Boris RihtersiT


najmanjse postreznice sc je od-
dahnilo. '.Prayit bozji mir" -je
sepnila gospodicna Bergerjeva
svoji prjiateljici, ueiteljici Kra-
merjeyi: ~ memo visokostjo Sc
nj dalo vec ziveti. ze dolgo mic
vec. In kar je obolela -. Vem,
da znate molcati. Pasje delo je
bilo. Zmerom je hodila po sobi,
da 81 je morala kar noge obru-
siti. Knez pa po svoji sobi. Lju-
die Sc bodo oddahnili, crna po-
sast svojim ropotom ne bo vee
strasila po cesti. Kruegerjeva
noga Sc je iznenada spet pozdra-
villa. Menda le sam njo nj ma
raj vec hoditi, in mali Berg
mann Sc je tudi samo takrat ma
pill. Tudi Adolf je rekel, da DO
rajsi pustil sluzbo, kakor pa da
bi moral MO hoditi. Zakaj so
Sc je tako bali, pa ne mara nih-
&c izdati. In zaradi tega moramo
mnogo misliti, Karolina.
'Tista hoja po stopnicah in
hodnikih! Saj Sc res zmerom kaj
slisi v teh starih gradovih. Ca
sih udarjajo oknice, casih pada-
jo opeke, toda vsega je bilo le
prevee. Mladi gospod Sc je tudi
trikrat SELL liz sobe v soho. Ia
mu je bila prehladna, ia preyro-
ca,-ne VEN, kaj vse. Tudi ia je
moral kaj slisati. Meni je ze pri-
rojeno, da ne poznam strahu,
kakor bi bila ustvarjena "a sta
re gradove. Ko sem morala ne
prestano poslusati ropot, sem Sc
nekega dne skrila v predsobju
"a steber, tam v kotu craven "a
With stopnic. Potem sem pa mo-
rala poslusati tri korake cd sebe
korake in spet korake. Nj hotelo
biti konca.
"Sem in tia, sem in tia. Vide
la pa nisem nieesar. Nekje je
sveti. .mesec in temno nj bio. Na
dvoriscu SO lajali psi tako ne
navadno, da so mi bill koraki
ljubsi cd njihovega zavijanja.
Iznenada pa Sc je posvetila luc
in knee je prisel cisto oblecen
sredi noci. Zagledal me je,-k
sreei sem bila spodobno oblece-
na,-in rekel mi je: 'Gospodicna
Bergerjeva, ali slisite pse tudi
vi" PRAY mic sc nj cudil, da nj
sem lezala. 'Tako cudno je da-
nes, visokost,' sem mu rekla. Te-
daj me je prijel "a roko in mi po-
kazal ma drugo stran.
''Nekaj kakor motno luc sem
videla v veliki dvorani. Bell Ia
stori so sc iznenada spustili in
ma njih so Sc pokazale razne SEN
ce. Sence ljudi, XII hodijo po dvo-
rani. Prehitro so hodile in pre-
dalee sredi dvorane so bile, da
5i jih lahko spoznala. Toda "a
nesljivo VEN, da so bile velike
in majhne, debele in suhe sence.
Dosti senc. Potem je luc ugasni-
la. Knez je izpustil mojo roko.
Yes cas- Sc je je namrec trdno
oklepal. Najbrz tega Sc sam nj
vedel. Potem je iznenada dejal:
"'Nesreca DO. gospodicna Ber-
gerjeva -
Dejala sem mu: 'Visokost,
upajva, da je ne DO ...'
"Tedaj je odkimal in odsel v
svojo soho.
I'm da ne boste tega nikomur
povedali, Karolina. Nobena po-
streznica ne bi ostala v hisi. Sal
nj duhev. Gospod ucitelj nam je
to pogosto rekel. Morale so Sc
pac izprehajati stare slike. In cd
predvcerajsnjega dne, ko je
kpeznja odsla, je spet vse mirno.
| PraN bozji mir, Karolina!"
| (Dalje prihodmjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Emil and Agnes
Kobal left this past Wednesday
for Fontana, Cal, where they
will make their home.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-11

Singing society 'Zvon," is
holding a picnic tomorrow at
the West Side Slovene Home,
6818 Denison Ave. Everyone is
invited to attend! -,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-11

Mrs. Ivana Tolar, 1925 ST.
Clair Ave., is home from the
hospital. Friends may visit her
at the above address.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-11
VISITORS

Mr.. and Mrs: Frank Martin
jak of La Sale, Ill.,, are visiting
their daughter Tillie Goncik of
1910 T.. II st.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-11
by WOODY COWAN

ARDiNG his own safety when aAecas Marine
IL enemy heavy which broke the ship in half Third
Ensineer Rack carried his Chief deck after all Mube
eboa had showed off Seeing empty boat adf Rack dove INFO the
managed pcp the sinking ship and
id the Chez Epen Rack awarded distinguished service medal
courage that War Bonds helped
psoyde that IN Bonds be
big enough s $500 S. sas.,yD
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-11

Pfc. V. Sepic of $500 Bonna
Ave., arrived in the United
States last Saturday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13

-ngTzEr FERDINAND rFe.-son q srI
MaIsaretts Putls Route 3. Port Huron.
RAcKLITFE. EARL c. cPL.-son OF MrI
,RAJEWsKi, wALTER $. PyT.-HuIeand
Mfs nAfsoh PsSiins LP~enT ksymoT. e. Ioni:. '
REEVES. CHARLES j.. PEc.-son OF Ars
Rsgins. Reeves thnslng 10. ,.,.
Of Mrs Irene RokoWski, Garden City,
ROSE. JOHN H.. PvT.-son OF John y.
ROSE, WILLIAM DONALD. PvT.-son OF
RosEHBERGER' PHILIP D, PyT.-son Of
es5ssf 4sNER 4 EToa EETfesSosist Pftsoa ssss Of MIS- M Adolf
fine Rosner. Lsnsihg.
sANDsTRoM. kLcID. PFc.-son OF NFI.
SCHWARTZ. MAX. PFc--Husbsnd of MFs
H;in sagtLESsAkGEk isESiiif N cseins FieHIRp A. PIC
Son o. AfS. liner Shellenbsrger. Hastings.
SHTPMAH. HENRY G. PFC -HuSbsnd OF
. siBiLsKYY TcLARENcs r.. I'd LT.-soa Of
Mrs. NJ sibiltky Calumet
:, stAt X, kFZA p. > SCI .-Hateand o.
SMITH DANIEL j.. 5--Friene OF De
SOBcZAK DANIEL A. sGT.-Son OF Mrs
sPicER CLAIR j. PFc-son OF Mira
SPROCI.- GERALD l. CPL--Son Of Mrs
LauTs a Spton Birch Pun.
sTADLBERCEP WALTER : PVT Son o..
Mfs Alice - StsdberRer. CsrSou City.
STEIN. PHILLIP Il, CPL-Son OF MIS-.
Fannie stein. EScsnAhd
STRAzzULLA. RUSSELL =, T/sCT .-Hus-
band ~ Nrs. Jeanne n StrAkIullA, Newport
STREET LAWRENCE X. PVT Son o.
Mira Dorothy street. Benton Hsroor.
STFUTZEL NORBERT J.. pVT.-Son OF
Mrs Flames strut1el Grand RAPIDS.
STUCE CLYDE p CPL Husband OF Mrt-
Jos~r Dorothy stuck. East LEROY
SUMMERS LAWRENCE a. PFC.-Husosn nd
of MF' Margaret Ann Summers. Csretovn.
THORNTON, CIVESS l. lsT II son OF
Ths1deus Thornton Pontiac
TPIN RALFH 2 PFC Husband Of MrS.
EsLlaa TE.FE., -SAs siH1E.
WATERS. DON z, PFC son ot Mrs
Clara waters. Layer.
wOrKwhT. JOHN : CPL son Of Ma.
Eernice Workman. Falmouth
ZLyDkSZYY EENPY =. rFC=y0n of
Mu. Cs5ellne zlydsszyk. Grand Rapids.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13
CHARGES STUDIED

Charges that nine down'oV n
Detroit bars were sources Of
social disease Infection were 70 be
discussed in two meetings to-
morrow.
At 10 a. N members Of the
state liquor commission Will meet
With the MilitaFy-Giptiisff Conn
rittee on Control of Veneresl Di-
SeaSe in the Book-Cadlllac 10
determine what charges should be
placed against the bar owners.
Detroit health officials wit IKE
part.
The bar owners and their coun-
sci will appear for hearing before
the felEitqtor commission al =
p m, at which time specific
charges will be presented. Action
against the bars fs the rrStfit of
complaints that service men were
infected through pickupS IN the
bars,
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13
Gestdpo Chief Slain
N Stavanger Battle

LONDON. April II tUP)-An
Exchange Telegraph dispatch said
that Frederick Wilkens, geStapo
chief Of Stavanger. was shot dead
today. together with a Nazi leu
tenant. by Norwegian patriots
who opened fire on police IN a raid
led by Wilkens.
Six others IN the rsiding party
who included quiSlIng storm
troops, were wounded.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13
Pacific Area
Outstate

EISELEY LEO ~ FvT--Kasbshe OF Mrt
Carmen Biaklty, ColdEsisr.
DAHL DOUGLAS B. PFC.-HgSssna Of
Ms E.eo.s Dan. Mutkegon
GIDpIHcs. HOWARD 2. PyT.-scn OF
Ma Helen I. G!deinEs, je,one.
HUDSON Carl Z. PFC--Sea -si Ma
NyFs Hudson. Gaines
JENKINS LYLE G, CPL.-sca @. Mrs
msry r. Aoush'1in Cadillac
KkPSHMAFsKl. wALrEP PVT -
Brother q Mi2 Jennie Hafshnsrskl Pert
KERR. ROY ". PFc.-son o, MrI. Anna
Kerr, BAD Axe
McHURow LAWRENCE, PFC -EuSbln. Q,
MI' Elizabeth McHuron. sturfiA-
NuCESr. KYNrETH W. PFC-son @,
MTE. ormAa susen, Port. Huron
PARsIoLA. CARL II I'D II. - son @.
chaIiss u PaFi!oi.. Linden.
REID. HAROLD. PFc-son c: Ma. Pen.
REYSoLDs. FosEFr " I'D 1t son c.
Mr Flors Z Eeynods Noun; Clemens
RICOZZI DAVID JR, PVT.-Son Of M.
Anseiine RisoEai. Bangor
VAN sTRA-T WALLACE Z. set son
cf Mrs. kcA Z Van Strait. Grand Haven.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13
WOUNDED
PFC. CARL ALMER, 80. infan-

PFC. CARL ALMER, 80, infan-
try. March IA. Germany; awarded
Purple Heart; still hoSpltalized
Packard employe IN service June,
1914 overseas January. l945, hus-
band OF Odettc and father OF four
children. 3O25 Maxwell; son of Mr.
and Mrs Karl Almer. 1878 East
burn. tWO hrntherS in service.
PVT. MARVIN BROWN, g
Jan. s, Burma. in service Feb
ruary, 1913; overseas February
1914: worked for Chrysler CO.
husband OF Della and father Of
Marvin Jr.. dis Horton; son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Bedford Brown. sos
l.. Bethune.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13
N.Y.BodrdBIdsts
Clio Draft Stay

NEW YORK, April II GNS)-
Action by Selective Service Di-
rector Lewis p. Hershey in stay
irg the induction of a CIO leader
was assailed as "disgraceful" TO-
day by the union chiefs local
draft board chairman.
Howard j. Frank, chairman of
Draft Board 213, Brooklyn, dis
closed that notice of a stay of
induction had reached the regis
frant. Thomas de Lorenzo, leader
of UAW Local 365, even before
We heard Of It," Local 365 rep
rcSentS former workers of the
now closed Brewster Aeronautical
Corn.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13
DEAD

PVT. CHARLES L. BOND, 10,
marine. March /. Two Jima; at
tended Mckenzie High; worked
for the Detroit Auto Club; son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry L. Bond,
1851 Leisure; brother, Cpl.
Roger in the AAF in England.
SGT. WARD B. Drummer, 20,
infantry, March 10, Germany;
DENLY graduate and attended
Michigan State; in service April,
1943: overseas October, 1914; son
of Edward c. Brunner, 1876
Fordham.
SGT. STANLEY GAWLINSKI
JR., March 20, over Czecho-Slo-
VaKia: turret gunner on a BIZ;
graduate OF 81. StanislauS High;
enlisted August, 1912; overseas
January, 1945; son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Stanley S. Gawlinski, 20520
Joann; brother. Pvt. Edward. in
army mass at d. III. Hthl NOil-
day at ST. Stanislaus.
PVT. WILLIAM A. PARKER,
anti-tank; March B, Germany;
awarded Purple Heart; in service
L!He.-le4t4,.- overseas November
1914; husband of . Lorabelle, two
daughters; son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Parker Of indianapolis !;
brother OF Sgt. Fred J. Parker IN
Pacific.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13
SEAMAN DONALD W. RETz,

SEAMAN DONALD w. RETZ,
f9, merchant marine; Mackenzie
High grahunte;- Gray Hub Co. en-
ploye. son Of MIR. and Mrs. Fred
Reiz. S3l5 -Freda; three brothers
IN service Sgt. Frederick Jr in
Philippines. Pvt. Chester in ma
rlnes. Cox Robert in coastguard.
PFC. STEPHEN J. RUZIC. Il.
infantry March -, Germany.
DENLY gra ate worked for
Cadillac Stamp Co; in service
April, 1913. overseas October,
1874 son Of Mrs. Mary Laiaia,
$3.50 Hayes
PVT. SKURNIT, g. armorec
regiment. Belgium, awarded Pur-
pie Heart. Murray Body. Ecorse,
employe; IN service December.
1913: husband of Lena Of 1865
Seventh. Ecorse; son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Skurnit, Wvandotte;
a brother in service
1T. JACK WITT, 25, B-24 pilot
January S, Pacific area, 40 mis-
sions; son OF Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam J. Witt, 1852 S. Llebold
brother OF William.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13
PFC. ALEXANDER GUzIK. q
&c. ALFRED G.. HAGER-
Tire Prices 10 Be Cut

WASHINGTON, April u CINs)
The OPA said today that it eX-
pected TO reduce ceiling prices Of
synthetic rubber passenger tires
within the next few weeks.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13

1912 overseas June, 1914; son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. l. A. Schultz. 4404
Lakeview.
Tf5 ARTHUR y. HUGO, q. in
fantry March II, Germany, hos
pitalized in England; in service
June, 1913; overseas October,
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13
Lest We Forget---Lest We Forget!
Detroit Battle Hero Roll

Biographical sketches of De-
troiters killed, wounded, or taken
prisoners of war according TO Of
ficial army and navy releases and
next OF kin.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13
PFC. CHARLES sARAZIN.
IN navy, ana
Pvt. Frank in
PFC. RALPH
l.. SCHULTZ,

20. m a r ! n e
radio operator,
Feb. %. Two
Jnna; still hos
pita aliZe d at
Gre at Lakes
II o 5 pi I a j;
era d u a e of
Solltheaste r n;
ppItctad NfarcI,
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13
ARMY PRISONERS
Interned by Germany
Outstate

kNrriLA ARHE }. PFC son o. Mr.
Emma An,tilA, Eoon Junction.
BALLAD. JOHN W. PVT -Hutesrt Q.
mrs Geraldine = Ballard. Ray Fort
,, A1TLI n1s Ffsness F T se,ief Psft Huron
BRIGHAM. THOMAS Y SGT --Hushsn1 ri
Mrs irene G Bircham LANSING
BOTTRELL ROY A PFC -S-n 81 Mrs
Amelia \ Bottreu sault ste Mare
BROWN EUGENE X PFC son % Ms.
Helen NJ Brown, Three Rivers
HAAS RUSSELL r 20 IT -Hlfesno ci
Hgf Marjorie 7 Hsst Three Fivtrt.-
JORNsoS. EDWIN p PFC -Hgfosna .,
Mrs Let's ? Johnson. fshpemint.
wEPErG DAVID A PVT -Eltbta1 2,
A,lt E-..!4 ~ SAaFa Ne
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13
Detroit Iims'>
= Honor Roll
. Official Casualty List

casualties by the department today
include dead ia wounded and nterned by Germany.
Two outstate navy listed as dead wounded and
2 missing
all these the next Of kin have been notified and
kept informed change in status The following
includes casualties from Michigan exclusive of greater
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13

T/5 RICHARD w. CURTIS. %,
field artillery. March Ia. Ger
many: hospitslized in Chicago, At
tended Wayne after graduating
from Redford: worked for II. J.
Heinz Co: son Of Mrs. Mona II.
Curtis. 1882 Eawtony brother,
First 1t. Robert II. Curtis, in
Belgium.
PFC. CHARLES SARAZIN, in
Germany. March 81; hospltalized
in France: son of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. II. Sarszin, Ecorse; three
brothers in service. Pfc. DAVID in
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13
NEGLECT EXPOSED

III duuttlOU VI TIC suutTluk
caused by the conditions here
described the statement said.
instances are being daily un-
covered of deliberate neglect,
indifference and cruelty In the
treatment Of American prison.
ers, actions which have shocked
the entire civilized world.
"These atrocities are docu-
mented by the pltiable condition
nf liberated American soldiers.
The American nation will not
forget them. II II our relent-
Tess determination that the per-
petrators of these heinous
crimes against American clti-
xeus and against civilization IT.
self will be brought 10 Justice" )"
TRUCKS TAKE FOOD
The American Red Cross an.
nounced that motor truck conveys
carrying emergency food supplies
today started daily service from
Switzerland 10 prisoners of waI
camps in Germany.
A Red Cross representative
cahled from Switzerland there are
now 296 trucks available for the
supply work. contributed bA
American and Allied Red Cross
societies, by SHAEF and the
French government.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13
CPL. JOHN II. DOUGLAS

mechanized division, awarded Pur-
pie Heart and Bronze Star; in
service April. 1913; overseas June.
1894; husband of Peggy. 1850
Steele; son of Mr. and Mrs. II.
Douglas. 1864 Eason.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13
Thur.day April ~ I945 ~>->,~~~>>~>~>

1914: son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
mand n. Hugo, 1109 Deacon.
PVT. PAUL LONGFIELD. In
fantry wounded March IL in Ger
many; hospitalized in England;
son of Rev and Mrs. Victor d.
Longfield, 172O Fort Park, Lincoln
Park.
PFC. LOUIS J. O'NEIL, 10, in
faHtFpp- February Is, Germany;
hospitalized in England; graduate
of Annunciation High; awarded
Purple Heart; in service August,
1914. only son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James L. ,O'Neil, 2l37 Holcomb.
PFC. ALvA RYAN JR.. 20. Feb.
ruary in Germany: awarded two
Purple Hearts; in service in 1913;
brother of Ethel Holton. Mary
grove College.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13
Naziis 70 Paw
For Cruelty

WASHINGTON, April II LINSl
The government today pledged
just punishment to perpetrators
of atrocities against American
prisoners OF war in Germany.
The pledge was made jointly by
Secretary of War Stimson and
Secretary of State Stettinius and
was issued at Stimson's news con-
ference.
II also was revealed that there
are 10000 American prisoners in
side the battlefronts of the Reich
in contrast TO the previously an
nounced figure of $1,000.
The statement declared that 10
some extent the condition of AL
lied prisoners was due 10 chaotic
conditions and disclosed efforts
through the international Red
Cross to get supplies to the suf-
icTerS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13

March II in Germany; in service
four years: overseas three years;
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Elder,
1920 College, Lincoln Park.
PFC. ALEXANDER GUZIK, p,
infantry. March 10, Germany; hos
pitalized = Chadsey graduate;
worked az Turnstedt Co.; in serv-
ice February, 1913 overseas Au.
etistt-ff9944- gust, 1911 son of Mrs. Catherine
Guzik, 1885 Clark.
PFC. ALFRED G.. HAGER-
MAN, 21. paratroops. March 20.
France, hospitalized in France
attended Southwestern; worked at
Naval Arsenal. Center Line; in
service November, 1912; overseas
August, 1943. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harley Hagerman, 4409 Bewick
brother, SIC Harley II Jr.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13
POOR LIGHTING CITED

4 commission investigator said
hat some Of the establishments
% here servicemen were making
unfortunate acquaintance" were
those where visibility was poor
CSt.
lie said that commission agent,
working with Detroit Edison Co
employees already had applied
light meters 10 some bars and
ordered proprietors 10 brighten
them up.
at seems" he said. That the
DINNER the dance floors and
booths the better some people
like them. And not because II
saves coal either"
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13
NAVY NOU UNDED
Outstate

-c-Hr>vrI1 vTvIKy = Set -PsTentS, ~
sus Ms 7 0yd Csrnsil. Bsttie CREEK
COFFIN MARION J CPL Father. Nerley
r. Coffin. Manchester
HUGHES CLARENCE. p. PVT --Ho,NsI.
MA. Phi!omsna II skosslsnd' Grand Rapids
ftTIMEP EARL LUTHER SEAMAN e
Parents Mr and Mrs. Irwin Eldree Lsu-
ucr. Baftle Creek
pAcKEr. DONALD 2 PFC Parents III
and Mrs FSy A Packer. Hgdsonvills
sUHOvsKY. THOMAS ,. PFC.-Mother
Mrs Theresa SuhoySky, -WAglsnd.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13
ARMY DEAD
European Area
Outstate

BROWN WILLIAM SGT Husband Of Mrs
sustane "a. Browa, Ksego HaToof.
ELMER KENNETH C PFC.-Hushand oi
Mrs. Harriet L. Elmer. Flint
FULLER. RICHARD A.. PFc.-son o, MIS-
EvdiyH X. FaIItf. CFeenvlne'
GRANT, JACK c. ID LT.-Son Of cheEtsi
Gust PAUL B.. 5 sGT.--Husoand OF Mrs
Catherine Gust, Saginaw.
sALTZMAE ROBERT L., 8 sCT.-son OF
..ttfaa gaffyutau- ICl0ma
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13
Light Up.
Bars Told

Dim lights in drinking spots
are conductive TO romantic urges
and attendant social evils and
aust ge,- the state liquor COM
mission ruled today.
The program 10 Light up the
BARS like Christmas trees as
part ~ the commission program
r0 discourage pickup dating IN the
f1vernS now under attack by mill
ary and health officials.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13
Pacific Area

pEwiiRsT. WILLIAM L. CPL-so'
.iIs Mary L. DeshlTtt, saginaw.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13

T/i JOSEPH ELDER, wounded
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-13

PATTON JOHN ) PN
Mary r. Patton Pontiac
PECK. BERDAN 2.
Pauline ? Peck Grand
PHILLIPS BEN X.
Lina 3 Philli0s Milan
POLESZ ARNOLD G. /.
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POLzIS RAYMOND e
isabelle Polti0 San1Gsky
POTE ROBERT F.
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PRICE WILLIAM G.
Mrs. wilma Price Bent
FTF DT WILLIAM PN
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