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Evening star., 1945-06-19

Goetz, Mary l..
Goundie, Doris M.
Green, Virginia l..
Haizht, Dolores A.
Hambright, Dol. Y.
Herdt, Marjorie p.
Herson, Lorita 8.
Hetherington, Bar. l..
Hranc, Rosemary
Hubbard, Dorothy 8.
Hyman, Myrna
Inotf, Selma D.
Isaac, Suzanne ].
johnson, Doris z.
johnson, Lorraine A.
Kimelblatt, Dor. r.
Kirkpatrick, Patr. s,
Kuykendall, Char. l..
Lacey, Mildred J.
Lacey, Virginia L.
Leach, Mary r.
Leas, Florence A.
Leese, Marilyn l..
Lehmkuhl, Gather. A.
Levin, Sondra A.
Lewis, Patricia s.
Little, Mary v.
Loehler. Charlotte M.
Mahoney. Mary l..
Mandis, Eva
Mangels, Dolores L.
Martin, Ellen D.
Mayman, Florence
McCurdy, Shirley r,
McEyoy, Lillian
McKenney, Doro. Z.
McVernon, Doro. c.
Norman, Roberta Z.
Mordell, Eleanor r.
Mullenbers, Thel. H.
Nelson, Marilyn ].
O'Rourke. Mary p.
Osborne, Dorothy J.
Payne. Beverly A.
Plost, Evelyn e.
Polio. Marguerite N,
Pollock. Helen A.
Poole. Anne 8.
Rails, GLADYS
Rankin. Jane E.
Reich. Joan
Richmon Blanche z
Roberts. Jeanne H.
Rodman. Ruth P.
Rodriguez, Olga P.
Roome, Nancy c.
Rosenson. Vivian c.
Runk. Lydia j.
Rutledge, Jean
Sachs, Anita
Sachs. Marguerite
SalzberR, Ruth
Schnabel. M. K,
Schneider, Adele
Schulman, Evelyn =.
Sherman, Deborah
Sherman, Phyllis A.
Shulman. Diana
Silverman, D. s,
Silverstone. Elaine r
Smith, Carolyn A.
Solomon. Judith NJ.
Stackhouse, NJ. L.
Sterline, Janet H.
Stewart, Patsy A.
Straughsn, Betty A.
Sutton, Mary z.
Sweeney. P. D.
Thomas, Dorothy NJ.
Thomas, Rhoda v.
Tolley. Marie ],
Van Vranken, B. A.
Ward, Constance Z,
Warkenthien, J. NJ.
Winebers. z. j.
Wolfe, jeanne r.
zoole. Judith l..
Basiliko, Arthur B.
Davis. Wilson w.
Fahy. Francis L.
Hassin. Earl H.
Howard. Francis r.
Money, VIM. M.
Perticone. c.
Reingruber, John Z.
Smith. Dale p.
williams, r. A.
Andrews, Peter
Bialek. Stanley NJ.
Boyer, VIM. D.
Cohen, Phillip
Coiner, John A.
Davis. Morton A,
Dinsmore, Robert L.
Fulton. Irwin J.
Garner, Gene M.
Gibson, Wilfred r.
Hurwitz, Stanley
Keefer, Hubert @.
Leish, Bernard L.
Meriwether. l.. 8.
Morris, Ronald z.
Myers, James z.
Neal. John B. =
Newman, Bruce z.
Petit. Don G.
Schulz. George H.
Sian, Allen
Stamn. Harvey
Steiner. Frank
Stonebraker. G. P.
Travis, H. c., Sd
Armistead. A. A.
Beck, Barbara A.
Browning. B. A
Campbell, M. @.
Cooper, Nancy L.
Diener, Cynthia
Epstein, Betty r.
Feldman, Rosalie
Greenberg; Joyce A.
Harwood, Nancy o.
Jelinek. Linda M.
Kershenbaum, ]. B.
May. Nancy s.
Morris, Betty Z.
Meyer. Virginia M.
Newell, Mary A.
Oxen. Irene r.
Panasos, Joanna
Richmond. D. v.
Silverman, H. r.
Silverstein, Tillie NJ.
Whitman. Gretta r.
Witt, Sally B.
Barnett, Elliott c.
Steiner, Frank A.
Crumpler. Donald E
Barth, William
Evening star., 1945-06-19
Dr.. Maurer Presides
As 229 Are Graduated
AT Paul Junior Hiqh

DR.. Robert A. Maurer, vice presi-
dent of the Board of Education, pre-
sided today at graduation exercises
for 529 students of Paul Junior
High School
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MacfarIand School
Presents Diplomas
To Glass Of 1888

Mcfarland Junior High School
held commencement exercises for
1873 students this afternoon. The
graduates were congratulated by DR..
Carroll r. Reed, first assistant
superintendent of schools.
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AudlI, SdrOlyn =.
Allen, Frances A.
Anderson, Elsie L.
Andrews, Dolores T.
Arms, Eleanor M.
Bancroft, r. L.
Barry. Jeanne
Bauroth, L. A.
Beam, Joanne T.
Bestwick, Irene z.
Bovello, Joseph p.
Bowman, D. s.
Boyd, Joan M.
Brieling, Phyllis j.
Brocato, c. I.
Brooks, Mabel G.
Brown, Edward J.
Brubaker. C. H., jr
Butler, Ellis r.
Capacchione, r. J.
Carr. F. E.
Carson, Ray M.
Carter. Doris z.
Carvalho, Dolores 4
Cash. Florence G..
Cherry. Harry r.
Cissel, Erma L.
Clawson. Helen M.
Cleary. Jeanne A.
Cole, Dorothy z.
Collins, Audrey NJ.
Collins, Doris r.
Corbin, r. j.
Cosby. Constance
Croson. J. E.
Cullen. Thomas r.
Culp. Richard c.
Darcy, Hazel Z.
Davis. Douglas 3.
De Giorgi. S.
Denslow, c. NJ.
Deutsch, Dolores
DihenGerfer, M. ].
Di Toto, Paul E.
DInford, P. z.
Eggleston, Patsy A.
Feldman, Sylvia D.
Fishkin. Hannah
Fletcher. w. C.
Fones. Jean c.
Fortunate, Joseph
French, A. B.
Friedman. Lois l.
Furman, James
Garner, Dolores E.
Garner, L. G.
Gelfound, M. l..
Gerber, Aaron
Gibson. Josen'l M.
| Gill. Doris M.
SGingrich. W. G.
Today, Louise M.
Goodenough. K. C.
Graves, c. D.
Gray, Lucy J.
Grimm. Alice L.
Hall, Dolores N.
Hall. Harris
Harmon, Phyllis c.
Harris, L. Marie
Hart, Walter E.
Hayes. Betty. l.. 81.
He'll. Ca Uterine j.
Henry, A. Anne
Holson. Barbara. A.
House, A. h., jr.
Jefries, Helen l..
James, = l..
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Kramer High School
Presents Diplomas
To 217 Students

Kramer Junior High School
awarded diplomas to at students
today. Boise L. Bristor, school stat
istician, presided over the COM
mencement exercises in the school
auditorium.
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The graduates were:

WClS {.
Jurney, Margaret J.
Kaufman, r. W.
Kerr, Susanne G.
Kirby, Robert e.
KravitZ, Edward
Land, Thomas r, jr.
Larsen, Barbara A.
Layton, Alma
Lazzari, Francis
Lee, Marian @.
Lyles, Mildred j.
Mancke. Thelma Z.
Mank, Irene A.
McAulihe, Elizabeth
McCary, Catherine E.
Menick, Marvin
Mercer, Doris M.
Merola, Paul A.
Mestesky, Estelle r.
Mlies, Forrest q.
Miles, Robert r.
Miller. Joellen D.
Mindel. Philip
.Minshew. Geraldine
Norris, Katherine o.
Mudd. Joseph r.. jr.
Munchbers. Leonard
Murray, Patricia A.
Norman, Anna p.
Parent. Lucia D.
Pearson, Margaret Z.
Reeves. Alvin c.
Rice. Vincent r.
Richardson. Kathleen
Richmond, Norman
Rogers. Betty J.
Rosenfeld, Hans
Rosenshine, Shirley
Rowell, Phyllis A.
Ruben. Annette
Rudasill. Charles w.
Sangster, Ruth H.
Schmidt. Herbert r.
Settle. Charles r.
Skinner. Joan L.
Smith, Mildred c.
Smith, Rose M.
Smith. Walter T.
Speakman, Jean Z.
Steele, Louis r.
Stewart, Anita M.
Styles, Charles r..
Sweeney, Helen e.
Tarshis, Bonita A.
Templeton, Mlburn
Thomson, Evelyn ].
Tonker, Nancy M.
Topham. Jean A.
Van Allen. Viola E.
Vlcino, Carmela
Walker, Alvin M.
Wallace, Ella M.
Warriner. Dolores J.
Watts, Betty A.
Webb, Margarette W.
Wells. Lila ].
White. Charles N
Wldmayer, Robert B.
Wilkinson, Phyllis A.
Williams, Catherine
Wilson, Barbara L.
-Wom BILE, Melvin E.
woodward, =: c.. jr.
Youell, Dorothy l..
Brentley. Betty J.
Davidson, John W.
Kennedy. Bruce L.
Mank, Irene A.
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been made a first test of this coun-
try's willingness to cooperate with
the rest of the world in eliminating
causes of war. This argument
classif1es trade restrictions as one
of the causes of war. Opponents
of tariff cutting have countered
with the argument that the opera
ton OF the trade agreement pro-
gram from 1894 to 1941 did not
keep the United States out OF this
war.
The issue has cut across party
lines both ways. A group Of prob
ably eight or ten Democrats from
the West and New England probably
will oppose the additional tariff re-
ductions. but nearly as many Re-
publicans may support the admins
tration, on the theory that the issue
is more one Of international Coop
Grafton than tariff rates.
Although today's vote is regarded
as major test. 1t will not end the
trade agreement battle. At least
another day Of debate may be neces-
sary to dispose of other amend
ments and vote on the bill.
Next in Importance will be the
motion of Senator O,Mahoney,
Democrat, of Wyoming to require
House and Senate approval OF each
trade agreement by majority vote
before 1t takes effect.
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Corp, Isl U. S. At, 45l; United
States v. international Harvester
Co., 2H U. S. 693, TOT.
IL. 50 r. supp. $3.50.
13. Nebbia v. New York, 2el q. s.
500, 537.
IA. Internat1 News Sery. v. Asso.
Press, 248 U. s. ais, 267.
IS. So r. supp. 370.
is. See 30l U. s. 1898.
II. Supra. note J.
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Eliot Junior High
Awards Diplomas
To 158 Students

Eliot Junior High School grad
uated 158 students this afternoon
at ceremonies in the school audi
torium. Miss Emily Margaret
White, head of the language de-
partment, presided.
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The graduates were:

Handler, Harriet
Hards. Phyllis
Harntsh, Maurice J.
Harris, Marsha J.
Hibbs, William i.
Hickman, Victor D.
Himmelstein. PhyliSs
Hoffman, Marilyn
Hoover, Robert
Horn, Paul
johnson, Randol'h q.
kahn, audrey r.
keenan,, Harry
Kessler, Eleanor r.
knight, Sara E.
Kohler, Robert l..
Kol0dne, Shirley B.
Korn, Frances
Laker, Constance
Lastfogel. Gerald
: Lerner. Jack
Levi, Harriet
Lips Hitch, ?. D.
Lucci, Elvira T.
Maxim. Jack
McComb, Charles w,
McNally, Florence M.
Mensh, Herbert
Meyer. Martin
Monck, Gilbert B.
Monaldo. Anna
Morton, Mary j.
Nelson, Rollin
Nestor. Dolores c.
Newport, Emile v.
Nezin, Eta r.
Opack, Frances e.
Anthony T. Origlio
Oshinsky, Dorothy
Paugh. Lawrence w.
Pearce, Joane l..
Peratino, Chris s.
Picard. Albert J.
Plane, Lee
Porter, Margaret A.
RIMS, Marcelin p.
Rosen, Elaine Z.
Rosenberg, Ina B.
Rosenberg. Joseph
Rothkin, Gerald 8.
Ruble. Carl II.
Schatzman, Joan
Schatzman, Lois
Sheer. Shirley r.
Sherman, John
Silverman, BENJAMIN
Simms. Robert
Sisk, Peggy A.
Smithers. Beverly
Spoonamore, M. L.
Solomon, Marilyn
Stavrakas, Agnes c.
Stearman, David L.
Stearn, Adenia N.
Stein. Paula NJ.
Stone, Larry C.
Stopak, Julius
Sudduth. Doris c.
Talkinston, N. L.
Temple, Frank Il.
Topper. Thelma
Terris, Alice
Tolley. Marjorie z.
Trapnell, Donald T.
Trump. Blois
TysinEer, Wade
Vandenbura, L. j.
Vogel. Mary L.
Ward, Charles r.
Warren. Jack p.
Weiner. Eleanor
Weisbach. Ruth
West. Jean M.
Williams, Charles Z.
Wilmer, Robert G.
Winnick, Ruth Z.
Wohord. Clarence
Cinnamon. Carol
Coirini. Emilio v.
De ShaZo. Jeannine
Pugliese. Vincent
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Cantre|I Presides
As 207 Are Graduated
Al Gordon Junior

June graduates of Gordon Junior
High School received diplomas at
ceremonies in the auditorium today.
Lawson j. Cantrell, assistant super
intendent in charge of junior high
schools, presided.
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The graduates were:
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High School

he graduates were.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-27
Burglars Loot
Van Dyke Bar
of Liquor Stock

VAN DYKE Burglars who
forced their way into an Eight
Mile road tavern Sunday night
hauled away more than IA cases
of assorted whiskey, gin. rum
and wines. according to a re-
port filed by Deputy Sheriffs
Hubert Rice and George Collins.
of the Macomb County sheriffs
Van Dyke sub-station.
The loss was suffered by
"Leo's Bar" operated by Will
liam Stacey at 3015 Eight Mile
road.
Entry to the place was gained
by forcing the front door. No
other stock or equipment was
disturbed.
Burglars took advantage Of
the well-known fact in that dis
trict that the buildings watch
man was killed recently, in a
traffic accident in Detroit. Near
~ a year ago, the same bar was
looted by three armed hold-up
men who severely beat the for
mer Waterman.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-27

Funeral services were held
this afternoon for Mrs. Lena
Luth, age 81 years, who died
Saturday evening at her home,
Sc Moross avenue, Mount Glenn
ems, following years illness.
She was the widow Of John
Luth who died year ago.
Mrs. Luth was born in Ger
many, the daughter of the late
John and Minnie Heidi, and
came to this country at the age
of four with her parents. She IS
survived by one son, Elmer. and
a granddaughter, Nancy Zoe
Luth. Also surviving are four
brothers, William, of Romeo;
Charles and Louis, Of Armada,
and George, of Detroit.
She was a member OF Zion
Evangelical Lutheran Church,
whose pastor, Rev. Jacob Wulf-
mann conducted services at the
residence at $50 p. m. today.
Burial was in the family lot in
Clinton Grove Cemetery. with
D. N. Cooley in charge Of ar
rangements.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-27
Charles Brandt

Funeral services Will be nelu
Wednesday for Charles Brandt,
age rs years, who died Sunday
evening at his daughters home,
100 Eastman street, following a
years illness.
Mr.. Brandt was born in Ger
many, the son Of the late Christ
and Minnie Brandt, and came to
this country with his parents as
a child. He farmed in the Forest
vile district of Sanilac County
where he was we'll known and
respected. He retired from ac-
tive farm work in 1890, and his
wife died about 10 years ago.
He had lived here with his
daughter, Mrs. Erma Wesley, Of
100 Eastman street.
A son, Arthur, was killed in
action in France last fall.
Surviving besides Mrs. YES
sey, are two daughters, Mrs. Ida
Keber, and Mrs. Dora Guenther
of Detroit, seven grandchildren
and the following sisters: Mrs
Caroline Abend, Mrs. Gusta
Wilke, and Mrs. Hattie Quasi, OF
Forestville; Mrs. Mary Hide
brandt, of Pontiac, and Mrs
Minnie Hintz, Of Detroit.
The deceased was a member
of Trinity Evangelical Lutheran
Church, in Mount Clemens
The funeral will take place
Wednesday at 1890 am, from
the residence, with services al
2 pm, at Trinity Evangelical
Lutheran Church, in Forest
vile, with Rev. Wilfred Junke,
of Mount Clemens, officiating.
Burial will take place in thu
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-27
Probe Finding
OF Five Bodies
Children's Discovery
Opens Investigation

BINGHAMTON, N. Y. Feb. q
Up Police sought motive
today for the non-burial of five
bodies, found Saturday after
children, playing in an abandon
ed funeral home, had opened one
casket.
Detective Capt. Otto j. Krause
said Oscar Harding, son of
Mrs. Hattie j. Harding. 81, iden-
titled as one of the dead per-
sons, reported his mother died
Oct. 7, that he had attended the
funeral and saw a caSket, which
he believed contained her re-
mains, lowered into a grave.
Krause said the funeral home
had been operated by Donald
Collins Ackley and abandoned
two or three months ago.
He added that the local War
Price and Rationing Board re-
ported that it had issued gasoline
to Ackley Jan. II to drive to
California upon his statement
that he planned to open another
undertaking establishment there.
Police identified, from death
certificates found in the home,
other bodies as those Of Mrs.
Edna Schoolcraft, 70, died March
%, 1914; Mrs. Flossie Gray, Sc,
died March IL, 1914; Edward
Oshelt, II, died July S, 1944;
and a baby named Smith who
had died four hours after birth
March 90, 1914.
The bodies were found in sep
arate caskets by police after
children, opening one casket
had become frightened and sum-
moned authorities.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-27
Margaret Salfer'

UT1CA-Miss Margaret Salt
err passed away Unexpectedly at
st. Joseph Hospital, M III n
Clemens, on Saturday afternoon
a day after her admittance to the
hospital for treatment.
Miss Salter was born in Graf
lot Township Jan. 20, 1905, the
daughter of the late Frank and
Caroline Ternes Salter.
Following the death of her
father, she and her mother NOV
ed to Detroit where she resided
until her mothers death six
years ago. She since made her
home with her sister in Sterling
Township.
She is survived by her sister
Mrs. Paul Malburg and four
nieces and three nephews.
Services will be conducted
from the sisters home at 6531
Canal Road, near Utica on We'd
nesday, at $50 and 10 o'clock
at st. Lawrence Church. Father
E. j. De Keyser officiating. Bur-
ial v>'l take place in Mt. Olivet
Cemetery.
Prayers will be said at the
home on Tuesday evening at 9
o'clock. E. A. Schwarzkoff,
funeral director, is in charge of
arrangements.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-27

Mrs. Ernstine Linneburg, 70, a
former resident of Mount Glenn
ems, passed away Sunday eve
ming at the home Of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Elsie Keehn, at Bright
on, following an illness Of two
years.
Born in Richmond, Mich. Mrs.
Linneburg spent most of her life
in Mount Clemens. She is sur
vived by her daughter, Mrs.
Keehn, and son, William Lin
neburg, of Detroit; a grand
daughter, Mrs. William Larkin
of Brighton; three grandsons,
Frederick Linneburg of Mount
Clemens, William and Robert
Linneburg Of Detroit; and three
great grandchildren.
The remains will be taken to
{ he Hubbard Funeral Home
Thursday, where services will be
held at $50 p. m, conducted by
the Rev. Paul Geiger Of st
Georges Lutheran church OF
Brighton. Burial will be in Gin.
ton Grove Cemetery.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-27

Amos w. Shafer, veteran OF 30
years service in the nation 5
armed forces, died at . a. m,
today at the home of his nephew,
Russell Rranyan, of 1877 Clinton
street, Mount Clemens, where he
had made his home for four
years. He was i'll only one week
Mr.. Shafer was so years old,
and a native of Ohio. He entered
the United States Cavalry before
the age of 30, and participated
in the Mexican Border troubles,
various other active service, and
served in this country during
World War l. He retired on PEN
sion four years ago.
A bachelor throughout his life
time of army service, Mr.. Shafer
is survived by three brothers,
Henry, of Port Huron; Asa, Of
Elkhard, Ind, and John. of Ken-
dallville, Ird. He was a son of
the late Alpheus and Rosaltha
Shafer, of Ohio.
The funeral will take place
Thursday at 4 p, M, with serv-
ices at the Hubbard funeral
chapel.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-27
AW0L War Workers
Shock New Orleans
Factories Join in
New Restrictions

NEW ORLEANS, La.-W.H-
New Orleans war plants and al
lied essential factories recently
disclosed plans for attacking
the problem of absenteeism on
a wide front.
The disclosure closely follow
ed holiday season in which
the absentee situation was so
grave that one 8l-mm. shell pro-
duction line was closed and up
to third of the workers at
several plants went AWOL
from the army Of production.
The new plans include:
!. Taking a firmer hand over
irresponsible workers, several
firms have adopted new layoff
penalties for absentees.
2. Non-governmental ques-
tionnaires will be circulated
among New Orleans war con-
tracing plants to pool informa-
ton on the problem of worker
absences and remedial mea-
Sures.
3. Plant management will
seek adoption Of standard pol
icy to combat absenteeism in
the New Orleans area. --'
q. Strong representations will
be made to government policy
makers TO allow government
prescribed forms for released
war workers TO say why they
were released-a step to COM
bat the floating absentee, who
has been blamed for much Of
the city's manpower headache.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-27
Soldier. Age l8,
Four Years Vet

LOGANSPORT, Ind. UP
PFC. Bill Collins is only 10
years old, but he already has
been in service for four years
because OF an error.
When Bill was IA. he walked
into what he thought was Boy
Scout office to join the Scouts.
The desk sergeant, an old-time
Army hand, thought the young.
ster was joking when he asked
if it were the Scout headquar'
tiers. The sergeant said it was
Bill had the form half-filled
out before he realized what it
was, then decided to join the
Army after his parents consent
ed.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-27

Funeral services were held this
afternoon for Lawrence j. kruse,
age So, we'll known Mount Glenn
ems businessman and veteran OF
World War I, who died at $3.50
p. M, Friday at the Veterans
Hospital, near Dearborn.
Mr.. Kruse had been in poor
health for three years and in
the hospital for the past p
months. His wife, Mabel, died
Feb. 9, 1914, and her husband,
seriously i'll at the time, was un-
able to be brought here for her
funeral.
The deceased man was born in
Mount Clemens Feb. 10, 1892,
son of the late John and Lisetta
Kruse. During the first World
War he was sergeant of a casual
detachment company at Fort
Oglethorpe, Ga. He had been as
sociated for many years with his
brother Walter, in the hardware
business. He attended Zion Evan
gelical Church.
Mr.. Kruse was an active mem
Der of Harry Ollrich Post No. a,
American Legion since its foun-
dation here. Legionnaires acted
as pallbearers at the funeral. He
was also a member of the Ar
mazda Masonic Lodge; Mount
Clemens Chapter No. SO; Mount
Clemens Commandery No. 81
Knights Templar, and a member
of Macomb Lodge No. 13, /. O.
O. F., Mount Clemens.
Besides his brother Walter, Mr.
Kruse is survived by a niece
Mrs. Martina Schlafley. of Mount
Clemens and Detroit, and Sis
ter law, Mrs. Victor Slick, OF
DETROIT.
Services were conducted at 2
p. M, at the Hubbard funeral
chapel with Rev. Jacob Wulf-
mann officiating. Burial was in
the family lot in Clinton Grove
Cemetery.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-27
Obituaries

Whitechapel Cemetery. Entomb-
ment will be in the mausoleum.
Mr.. Clapp was comparative
ly new resident of st. Clair
Shores. He was president of the
c. e. n. c. Manufacturing Com
pany, and vice-president of the
National Alloys Company. both
Of Detroit. but for several years
has suffered from poor health.
Besides his wife, Lillian /.
Clapp, he is survived by son,
Edgar T. Jr., and three daugh-
tiers, Barbara. jeanne and Edys,
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
Clapp, of Birmingham, Ala; a
brother, George D.. of Detroit,
and two sisters, Mrs. Eula /.
Long, of Detroit, and Mrs. Wv
ian A. Wilder, Of Birmingham,
Ala.
Roy j. Raul is in charge OF
funeral arrangements.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-27

Funeral services were held
Monday afternoon for Dienese
Mary Ballor, infant daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Merlin Ballor. who
died at st. Joseph Hospital Fri
day. She was born at the hos
pital 10 days previously.
The child is survived by a
twin brother, and four other
brothers, at home. The family
resides at 2042 Coleman avenue,
Clinton Township.
Services were conducted at
st. Peters Church at 3 p. m,
Monday, with burial in the Cath
olic cemetery.
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Driver Killed
as Car Rams
Parked Truck

VAN DYKE-Albert II. Pro-
bert. 81, 1908 Collinson, East
Detroit. was found dead at the
wheel of his automobile Mon
dav night on Nine-Mile road
about 500 feet west Of Hoover
road, about an hour after crash
ing into the rear of a truck
parked partially on the pave
ment.
The truck owner, Fred lack
RE, 35, 1924 Cadillac, Van
Dyke, noticed his vehicle pushed
across the road over the curb
shortly after 1870 pm. Investi-
CATION revealed Probert's body
slumped behind the. wheel OF his
badly damaged car.
Zackrie, who was questioned
this morning by Prosecutor Will
bur F. Held, was released pend
ing further investigation. Held
said the driver told him that he
had parked the truck at about
1880 pm. and then visited near
by friends. When he returned to
the machine three hours later
he found Probert's car rammed
up against the rear of the truck
with the victim already dead.
The truck did not have lights
showing, when the accident &C.
curre6 the prosecutor said.
The accident victim is report
cd to have been returning to his
home from Royal Oak, where
he visited a faith healer for
his eyesight.
The deceased man, who was
a resident Of East Detroit for
% years, leaves his wife, Isa-
bella, a son, Sgt. Stewart Pro
bert, serving with the army in
the Philippines; daughter
Mrs. George Kolf, of Detroit
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Probert of Milwaukee, Wis.
and sister, Mrs. Nellie Hilton
also of Milwaukee.
Funeral services will be held
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Edgar Clapp

ST. CLAIR SHORES - Fun
eral services will be held We'd
nesday for Edgar T. Clapp, Sr.,
age 38, industrial executive, who
died Saturday in Florence Crit
enden Hospital, Detroit, after a
brief illness.
Prayers will be held at / p.
M, Wednesday at the residence,
with a final service at 2:30 D. m,
at the Temple Of Memories,
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william, SOmcOff

u i 4 A - t'uneral services
were held Monday at the
Schwarzkoff funeral chapel, Uti-
ca, for William Soncoff, age 48
years, who died at his home,
GIL Hayes road, Shelby Town
ship, on Friday.
Mr.. Soncoff, who lived alone,
had been a resident Of Shelby
Township for the past seven
years. He formerly lived in De-
troit. He is survived by one
brother, Samuel, Of Detroit.
Services were conducted at z
p. M, Monday by Rev. Versile
Bentley. Burial took place in the
Utica Cemetery.