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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-23
HONORABLE MENTION :

hONOhADLE MEN lION -
Formerly Selfridge lieutenant.
Paul Wurtsmith is now Brig
Gen. Wurtsmith, commanding
the 18th Air Force in the Pacific
One of the lads under him
at ST years ago is S. Sgt. Vince
Kowalski, of 2670 Stepnitz
Drive. who is now a gunner on
Bit in Europe with the 18th
AAF S. 81 Ted DeGroot
hadn't seen Maynard Lagassee
since they fooled around togeth-
er in Loa Green's Donaldson
classes, for the Lagessee family
left town. Now they're fooling
round with submarines at New
London, Conn. Sgt. Russell
II. Allen, 43 Riverside Drive, is
ball turret gunner on a M-17
in England. Pfc. Edward
c. Checkley, 1915 Gratiot, has
been promoted in the field to
sergeant. He has Philippines
and Bataan honors with the 38th
Infantry Division Pfc. STAN
ley w. Smith, 1873 Cass, won the
Bronze Star with the 5th Army
in Italy. Pfc. Mack p. Car
Isle, 206 North Walnut, infan-
tryman, is homeward bound af-
ter 38 months overseas, includ-
ing Hollandia, Biak, Leyte and
the Philippines Pfc. Ed
ward F. Hyde, after l8 months
in Iceland, is visiting his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hyde,
AS Rathbone street, and the re-
ception isn't icy Cpl. Har-
old G.. Hubbard, 1873 Euclid, is
with an engineer combat outfit
in France and Germany.
SPORTS STUFF-Fifty three
MCHS fistic champs will mix it
at the school gym next week for
honors ranging from flyweight
to light heavyweight the
latter featuring Bert Listenbee
and Eddie Anderson Utica
High has already announced its
baseball sked Cleaners
strengthened their position in
the city cage finals by downing
Schools, and Batkins Radio
trounced Vico Welders Lyle
Bliss is in a Buffalo uniform,
under contract for the Tigers.
and Ralph Siewert has signed
up with Newark Bears and is
living in Westport, Conn.
Bowling's Hi-Hitters: Charles
Golf, (20D; Clint Irwin, CAD;
Louis Odor 1920; Jim Reynolds,
(224; Floyd Bergman, (205) /;
Glenn latham, (205); Art Bur
CESS, (230-21D; Elmer Dobber-
owsky, (22D; George Schroeder,
(213); Ed. Miller ST., Gid;
Dave Meddaugh, (212); George
Alwardt, (200-224; George Nc
Cam, (2O4) And the ladies:
Cora Mattingly, (443); Hilda
Rood, (471); Josie Scott, (547-
223) ;Bernice Wissner, (518;
Charlotte Baker, t41D; Laura
Ray, (470-45D; Sophie Jankow-
ski, (5O2); V. Krause, (456-218).
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-23

was knocked out when lightning
hit a pole :. East Detroit
teachers, who average $30.78 a
week are asking a pay raise
Romeo store manager Madeleine
Wick headed for the bank with
her cash in a 58-mile gale the
other day. Up went $500 in the
wind, and after the crowd had
helped her pick it up, she had
$500.
DISHING 1T OUT-The coun-
ty Polio Drive collection report
ed by chairman F. Scott Burke
of Richmond broke all records
with $1,000, with school kids
putting up $3,42S The Red
Cross War fund quota in Mount
Clemens was $4,000, and SO far
Sl8, 400 has been turned in, or %
per cent over the mark, with
more to come for you guys.
However, war bond chairman
Ralph Clark warns us the coun-
tvs 7th War Loan Drive is due
soon, and the individuals quota
from the 9Th drive has been
jumped $1,O53, 900 to a mark of
$4,000, 900. Looks like We'll
really have to dig down.
THIS & THAT-Capt. Russell
(Bud) Wilde, Mount Clemens
paratrooper over Holland way
has jumped plenty and now has
the Bronze Star for some heroic
action. But Uncle Sam has made
him a hotel manager, directing
the French staff at a Nice IS.
France) Hotel. Bud" says it's
really nice! His brother, Sgt.
Curt is spearheading the First
Army spearhead A new
trial may be asked for Casmir
Jankowski (Roseville) convicted
last week for that Warren Town
ship death, one Of four in car
he struck. Pfc Doug Har-
vey, Utica, has the Bronze Star
for moving an anti-tank gun by
hand under Heinie fire and de-
stroying q tank blocking an ad-
vance in Belgium. F. Married
in England is Sgt. Charles F.
May, of 1921 Harrison avenue,
Route 6, to an English WAAF'
(air force) Birthdays this
week were celebrated by Cpl.
Robert A. Vermeulen in Italy;
Sgt. George Howard, in the Pa
cific; Cpl. Vincent F. Teichow, in
Ashville, N. c.; Raymond l..
Selk, F nc in the Hawaiian Is
lands.
LEST WE FORGET-Return-
ing from q seven-months' alb
sence at sea, Seaman nc Arnold
Meitzner. %, of Utica, met his
death "in the line of duty" as
the ship locked. His wife, Ell
cen Duval, on the way to meet
him, was met at the bus. e.
T. Sgt. Oswald j. Bennett, 81,
SO "A Macomb street, ST. Mary's
High School boy, was killed
with Patton's army in Germany
March 5. Pfc. Harold
Wright, %, formerly of Mount
Clemens (Glenwood road) died
Feb. 3 of wounds received at
Luzon, Jan. q. He previously
received the Purple Heart. :.
The only child of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. Scott Burke, of Richmond, S.
Sgt. Francis Burke, %, AAF
didn't return after a raid over
Hungary.
PURPLE HEARTS - You re-
member "A dy" Donaldson,
stellar halfback with MCHS in
'37. On his first combat engage
ment, he was wounded on Two
lima, after five days of front
line combat. Wounds slight.
His wife is Evelyn Richie, and
they have son, Andrew Ill
born on Two invasion day, Feb.
10 Pvt. William Goeschel,
ITO Burr street, was wounded in
action in Germany recently. His
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-23

Charlie Jenkins got back from
overseas the other day, dis
charged for wounds. and he
was pretty well banged up.
Naturally, our town felt
mighty bad about Il. We wanted
to sympathize with him and
help him. But Doc Walters set
rs straight about that.
He said that what Charlie
wanted most was to be accepted
as one Of the gang again. as II
nothing had happened. So we
asked him over to pitch horse.
shoes with his good hand, and
enjoy a friendly glass Of beer
and chew the fat like old times.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-23
-& -Mn the DAY

column each Friday 10 addressed those the
suggested snsiesufs In your personal letters to them

Dear jock For the first time in the history Of Serdee
Field which goes beck around 1917 flag other than the
good old Sto and Stripes flies that army bose It's the
from the main flospoIe few feet under our flag
II honors the Free French medium bombordment crews
now being trained S. F. for the first history
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-23
From where | sit e. by Joe Marsh
How 10 Greet q
Wounded Soldier

And you should have seen him
pick up! From being scared OF
meeting people, Charlie got his
confidence back and soon be-
came his own self again.
From where I cit, Doc Walters
gave NJ the right steer. The
wounded men coming homo
don't want our sympathy or our
overenthusiastic help. They
want to be treated like the rest
of as .. with a chance to work
and lead a normal life. And
that's tho least we can offer them.
@s Mu<
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-23
MONITOR-uEADER

wife, formerly Ruth Schott, and
young children, Joan and
George, await further news.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
Steward
To End Strike
Vote TO Go Back
TO Work Monday

Striking stewards of the Hud-
son Motor Car Co. voted to return
to work Monday morning after
Claude Bland. president of Local
154. UAW-CIO. told them the
War Labor Board had agreed 10
set up a special arbitration panel
to hear their grievances "as soon
as the strike is over.
The strike. which has thrown
1900 workers out of jobs, halted
of P-3S and Helldiver
plane wings and bodies for B-29
Chief union grievance was the
discharge of Robert Seibert, as
SiStant ward. for allegedly
".crimping" war production, and
the companys refusal TO negotiate
the matter, Bland declared. Bland
was supported in his back TO
work" stand by S bert, the
stewards and board of di-
rectOrS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
William A. Parrish

William A. Parrish, a former
president of the Old NewSboyS
and the operator of an upholster-
ing establishment in Detroit for
As years, died in his home at 7745
Medbury Saturday after an i'll
ness of three years. He was Is.
Mr.. Parrish was born in Flint.
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Almond
Parrish. but moved TO Detroit
more than 30 years ago.
Surviving are his wife. the
former Ida Martin: a son, Walter
A. Parrish of Springfield, O.; a
daughter, Hazel, of Pearl Beach /;
a brother, Fred. of Detroit; five
grandSonS in the armed forces
and one granddaughter. Funeral
arrangements have not been COM
pletcd.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
DETROIT SUNDAY TIMES

court. parents. Mr. and Mrs, STAN
lev a. Cicplak. same address.
PFC. ARTHUR !. CLEMENS,
-. infantry. March. Germany,
hoSpitalIzed in England; attended
ChadSey: worked for Kelsey
Hayes Wheel Co, in service, last
March: overseas. October; son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Clemens,
3535 Eighteenth.
PFC. JOHN Il. CORCORAN,
2S. infantry. Feb, j., Germany
hoSpiialiled I'm France; received
Purple Heart, attended Highland
Park: worked for Murray Corp;
parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Cor
coran, PA l.. Grand, Highland
Park.
FIRST 1T. JOHN r. DE POT
TER, -. infantry, Feb. 5, Lulon;
awarded Purple Heart; Annuncla-
tlon graduate; worked for L. s.
Rubber Co; IN service. Scptem-
ber, 1912. overseas. April. 1913;
parents, MIR. and Mrs. John b.
DePotter, 739 DrcXel.
MARINE PVT. EDGAR X.
ECKHOUT, 10. Feb. 26. Two
Jima; hoSpitalizcd in MarianaS;
attended Southeastern; post Of
hcie employC; in service, last
June; overseas, NoVem b Q r;
mother. Mrs. Agnes Eckhout,
3795 Hurlbut; three brothers in
service, Pfc. Charles and Pvt.
Chester in Florida, Pfc. Francis,
Ft. Custer
PVT. LOUIS A. HOUTEKIER
JRv l9. infantry, Feb. p, Ger
many; hoSpitalizcd in England
PerShing graduate; worked for
kenoSha Market, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Houtekier Sr., 20696
ROScOmmon,
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
Son Of Kurblock
At Percy Jones
Says He Hasn't Heard
of Packard Strikes

BATTLE CREEK, March 81
Pvt. Melvin Kurblock. 20, wounded
son of John Kurblock of Detroit,
whose plea was reported by JAW
Go leaders TO have ended the re-
cent strike at the Packard plant,
arrived today at the Percy Jones
Hospital.
Pvt. Kurblock, who lost his
right leg and suffered severe in
iurieS to the other in the explosion
of a land mine while with the
Ninth Army on the Rhine, said he
expects his parents TO visit him
here on Easter.
II do not know anything
about the strikes-we didn't
think about anything but Ger
mans over there" Melvin said.
A brother. Sgt. Albert Kur-
block, has been reported missing
in action, but Melvin has not yet
been informed because of his
grave condition.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01

PVT HOUTEKIER PFC. JusTu
PFC. STANLEY JUSTU, Feb.
5, Germany; in service, last May;
overseas. October: received Pur-
pie Heart: wife. Phyllis, and par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Justu,
ST Clair
PFC. WILLIAM y. FALNEY.
20 infantry Feb. 26, Germany;
hoSpitalized in France; Catholic
Central graduate: i'm service,
August, 1913; overseas, last June /;
son of Mr.. and Mrs Harry Falvcy,
ISL Collingwood; one brother in
service.
PVT. JULIUS l.. GOMBOSH,
%. infantry, March /, Germany:
hoSpitalized in England worked
for Murray Corp; in service, De-
cember, l943: overseas, last
August; wife. Irene, and daughter,
Sl85 w. Lafayette; son of Mr., and
Mrs. James Kulik, 1886 Reeder.
MARINE PFC. COLEMAN j.
HORVATH. 20, Two Jima; worked
for American Brass Co.; in serv-
ice. May, 1913, overs 5 ID
wife, Esther. and son
Davis. 600 Schroeder.
PVT. GEROMOLO =. LU-
10. artillery, hospitalizcd
in England, trench foot; in service
nine mon S; overseas four
parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Perry Lumetta, 1887 Alcoy.
SECOND 1T. JOSEPH A.
LYNCH, q, February, Germany;
attended University of Detroit; in
service one year; overseas Deem
Der; son of Mrs. Catherine Lynch,
l740S Stoepel.
S/SGT. ROBERT w. RENTER,
p, infantry, Feb. 2S, Germany;
in France; awarded
Purple Heart, Silver Star; Wilbur
Wright graduate; worked for Ford
Motor Co; in service. March,
1913; overseas last September;
wife, Nerna, and daughter, 1851
Greenway; son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Kemter. same address;
brother, Marine Pfc. Frank. Two
Jlma.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01

Craven. same address.
PVT. MILFORD +. FORE, Oct
l3, of Germany; previously re-
ported missing; worked for Pack
ard Motor Car Co; overseas since
August; wife, Joan. 1888 Hafeli;
mother, Mrs. Carrie Clark, Spring
field, Ill.
PFC. SYDNEY l.. GOODMAN,
II, infantry, Dec. 20. of Germany;
previously reported missing in
Luxembourg: Central and Wayne
University graduate; owner of
Acme Chemical Co.; in service
November, 1943; overseas last
August; wife, Grace and daugh-
ter. $3.50 Calvert; father, Nathan
Goodman. Webster Hall; mother,
Mrs. Ethel Loceff, SSll Dexter;
one brother in navy
PFC. EARL X. MURRAY, "a,
infantry, Sept. -, of Germany;
worked for AinSworth Mfg. Corp;
in service December, 1912; over
seas last June. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Murray, 2740 Fuller
ton; one brother IN service; an
other brother killed in action.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
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Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01

5 Frederick. in south Pacific,
and Pfc. George in Philippines; !;
one sister.
SGT. EDWARD B. PTAK, 20,
infantry, Nov. 9. Germany; North
western graduate; worked for
Packard Motor Car Co; in scrv-
ice, April. 1943; overseas, last Au-
gust; leaves parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Ptak, 1929 +. Willis;
four sisters. three brothers. in
cluding Pfc. Walter in England.
SECOND 1T. JACK II. WITT,
-. B-24 pilot, Jan. s, NegroS
Island; in service five years; ov-
erSeaS nine months; leaves wife,
Eileen, 1926 Birwood; parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. J. Witt,
1852 S. Liebold; brother, William.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
Two Records Set
AT Tobacco Auction

LEXINGTON, Ky, March 81
QNS Two records were set at
the Lexington tobacco market Of
fcialS reported today after the
6S-day sale ended.
During the market, which Off
Cially closed yesterday, 105, 100000
pounds of tobacco were sold for
approximately S4S. 100000.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01

Ankony, 4479 Pelham. Dearborn.
PFC. EVERT r. BERRY JR..
%, paratroops, Jan. 10. Bastogne;
hospitalized IN Virginia: worked
for Ford Motor Co: in service.
December. 1912; overseas. Is
months. son Of Mr.. and Mrs Evert
+. Berry 63SS De Soto
M/SGT. HARRY J. BLOT, 27.
cavalry. March 2, Holland. hos
pitalized in England; worked for
Davidson Brothers; in service, De
cember. 1871: overseas January
1874: son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Blott. 4254 Burlingamc.
PFC STANLEY 4. CIEPLAk
JR.. 30, infantry March 2 Ger
many. hOSpitalizcd. wilbur
Wright graduate worked for
Dodge Division. ln service Sep
tembcr. 1913. overseas. last June.
wife. Josephine, 3li0 Boulevard
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01

parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Kiss
9528 Forrer he said:
THE spoon detected the
sniper's bullet. went down
and my helmet rolled of. l was
afraid he would shoot again and
I'd get ID I'm the head. He fired
again all right, but the bullet hit
my right elbow and shoulder"
Pfc. KISS father is employed in
the Times newSprint department
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
Saves Ship in Battle,
Awarded Navy Cross

SAN DIEGO, March 81 CUP)-
Capt. Douglass p. Johnson of Gin
clnnati today wore the Navy
Cross awarded for outstanding
seamanship and heroism in pre-
venting destruction of the escort
carrier USS FenShaw Bay in com
bat with Japanese task force
off the Philippines.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01

EFAs bAhtAON nv
MARINE PFC. oRVILLE EARL
CARRINEAU. "a, March /, Two
Jih1a: attended Northern; worked
for Baker Shoe Co.; in service,
October, 1913, overseas, last
August: leaves mother, Mrs. Lii
lie Crumback, S6lS w. Vernon;
father, Earl Carriveau; two SIS
ters; brother, Sgt. James.
CPL. IRENEST CHMIELEW-
SKI. p. infantry, Feb. II, Ger
many; attended PerShing; worked
for Automotive Parts Corp; in
service. February. 1913; overseas
two months; leaves parents. MIR.
and Mrs. Walter ChmlelewSki,
174s1 Anglin; three brothers, in
Guiding 1t. Walter, overseas; two
Sisters,
SGT. JAMES {. HURST, 21,
B-24 engineer, Nov. 20, Adriatlc
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
SGT. JOSEPH j. DI FAZIO

SGT. JOSEPH j. ID FAZIO,
"a. infantry. Feb, p, Germany;
in service, July 1912; overseas,
last April: son of Mr. and Mrs,
Giuseppe Di Fazio. 3535 r. Can
field: one brother IN service.
S/SGT. MICHAEL \. MLoT,
"a. infantry, March l, Europe;
hospitalized Fr3ncc; worked at
Ford'S; in service June, l94l; over
seas December. l943. two broth
crS in service; son of Mrs. Helen
Mot 6l22 Lonyo.
PFC. WALTER SHAPIRO, 20,
March /, Germany; first time
wounded, Dec. l6. France; re-
ceived Purple Heart; in service,
April, 1913. overseas. October,
1914 son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Shapiro. 26S9 Clements.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
PRISONERS
TL5 THOMAS j. DWYER.

T/5 THOMAS j. DWYER, u,
infantry, Dec. l6. of Germany;
previously reported missing; St.
Anthony's graduate: worked for
DSR: in service October, 1912 /;
overseas last October; wife, Nina,
and four children. Roseville; son
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Dwyer,
1866 Marcus: a brother and a
sister I'm service.
PFC. FRANK T.. FLADZINSKI,
q, infantry, Dec. 20, of Germany;
previously reported missing; ST.
Alphonsus graduate: attended
University of Detroit; in service
March, 1913; overseas following
October; parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank =. Fladzinski, 1924 Bing-
ham, Dearborn.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01

CT spoon in a
pocket OF his
fig h tin & ia
tigues.
III g w a s
wounded twice
by snipers' bull
let's at Nv o
Jina and is re-
covering in a
marine hospital
in the Mari
a n n a s. In a
lpttar IN his
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01

slSGT. KLMTLR SGT. GRIFFITH
S/SGT. PATRICK VI. GRIF-
FIFTH, 81, infantry, March !, Ger
many; worked for Packard Motor
Car Co; IN service three years;
overseas, last October; son of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Griffith, Mack
nav City, brother. Jack, SAT
Piper.
ia FRED l.. KRUEGER, 2l,
medical corps, Feb. u, France
hoSpitalIzcd previously wounded
m December, France, worked for
EN-Ccll-O Corp: IN service. Feb
ruary. l943; overseas last October,
son Of Mr and Mrs. William Kruc-
ger. 1919 Lillibrldgc.
PFC. DENNIS MORETON, Two
Jima, two brothers in service, son
of Mrs Mary MorotOn.
SGT. RAY MOND ~.
MATTHEW'S. %, infantry. March
/. Germany; still hoSpitalizcd Al
tended Eastern: worked for Bohn
Aluminium; IN service November
1912; overseas September, 1914.
one brother IN service; son Of Mrs
Pearl Matthews, 1853 Andcrdon
PVT. WILLIAM n. MAYER,
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
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Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
PFC. FRANK +. FLADZINsKI,
CAPT. WILLIAM ID. CRAVEN,

"a, in I a ntry,
Dec. y, Of Ger
m a n y; previ-
ouSly reported
missing; gradu-
ate of Citadel
{ &c; in
service J u n Q,
1912 overseas
] a 5 / October;
wife, Adelaide,
and son, 4167
II a V O + h i'll ;
mother. Nj rs
w lila m w.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01

Biographical sketches Of De-
troiterS killed. wounded or prs
onerS Of war, according 20 official
government releases and next OF
KIN:
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01

sea, returning
from mission
over Germany
W or k g d 70 I
Odel Tool & Die
Co; in service,
M a &C h, 1913 ;
overseas, las I
S @ pte m b g +;
leaves parents,
Mr.. and Mrs,
&. Hurst. S63S
G c or gia; two
b o I h ers in
service RDM
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
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Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
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Lest We Forget---Lest We FORGET
Detroit's Roll of Battle Heroes

%. paratroopS. Jan .. Belgium,
back in action: worked for Carl
son Brothers m service two years
overseas June l944; one brother
IN service, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Mayer. l6502 Turner.
MARINE PVT. RUSSELL J.
GILBERT. % Feb. "A. Two Jlma;
awarded Purple Heart; South
eastern graduate; worked for
American BgaNS Ia; aporSoaS,- last
October; wife, Valentino, and son,
Gary, 4S4l " Lafayette; parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gilbert,
5l22 Argyle.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
Spoon Saves
Marine S Life

Pfc. Edwin p. Kiss. 21, former
track star at Mackenzie High
School, now with the Fourth Ma
rine Division, owes his life today
to his recent habit of carrying a
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
DEAD

PFC. DANIEL u. BARRON,
% infantry, Feb. 70. Luzon; River
Rouge graduate, attended Ford
Trade School Ford Motor Co.
cmploye: IN service, December,
1912; overseas. july. 1913; leaves
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Hiatt,
81 Pine, River Rouge.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
f. A. Elliott
Rites Monday
Grocery Executive
Was Native Detroiter
Obituaries
Obituaries

Funeral services will be held
Monday for Edwin a. Elliott. 81.
northern division manager OF the
Kroger Grocery and Baking Co,
who died Saturday. a'week after
entering Harper Hospital for an
operation.
Services will be conducted in
the William r. Hamilton chapel,
1875 CaSS. at 1918 a. m. and in
IS. Peter and Paul Jesuit Church
at II a. m. Burial will be in Mt
Elliott Cemetery.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01

pItallZcd IN
r n & ] a n d
" orkc q for
Ford NJ otor
Co: in service
last April ov-
eTSeaS Noven-
ber wife Mary
and two chill
drcn, T aylor
T O " n $ hip:
mother. Mrs.
Adele Ankony
6753 VineWood
AH
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
WOUNDED

CPL. JOHN BOMMARITO, 25,
tank corps, March y, Germany;
hoSpltalized in Belgium; awarded
Purple Heart; Zenith Carburetor
Corp. employe; in service, July
1943; overseas. last July; wife,
Catherine. and daughter, 1891
Cadillac: son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Bommarito, 5527 Cadillac,
brothers. Honnor, Phil and Joe,
in service.
PFC. ELLIS G. ANKONY. 27
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
Lemon Juice Recipe
Checks Rheum otic
Poin Quickly

n you suffer from Theumstie, arthrits ~
neuritis pain, try this simple lnexpensise home
recipe that thousands are using Get a pack
age OF Ru-Ex Compound. two-week suppys
today Mix H. with quart OF water, add ths
Juice of lemons. It's easy NO trouple -
AN and pleasant you need only tablespoon
fuls two times a day often within ~ hours
- sometimes overnight - splendid resnlS
obtained. n the pains do not qmeky
and N you DO not feel better, return
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ing 60 try as it IL sold BY your druggist under
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Compound is for sale and recommended ~
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Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01

MARINE PFC. FRANCIS ID.
WYBORNY. %, Feb. 10, Two
Jima: in service July, 1910; De La
Sale graduate; served at Quad
alcanal, Saipan and Tinian where
he was wounded; award Purple
Heart; leaves wife Genevivc, 4179
Grandy: parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank WybOrny, 4770 Chene; sis
ter, Rita: brother. Melvyn, Serv-
ing with army memorial mass
next Wednesday, 9:l5 a. m, St
AlbertuS Church.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01

are described many symptoms of Gall
Stones and infected Gall Bladder.
Send for free booklet today.
AnXERTlsEMENT
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01

bladder and liver
d S or d ers is de.
scribed in a new
booklet by DR.. Z. +.
Paddock, Box 5S05,
Desk 4. Kansas City,
Mo. T his booklet
tells why surgery IN
many cases may be
either unnecessary or
inadVisable. or h o W
suffering may he re-
lieved by his palliative
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