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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-03
BY CECILE WALKER

saw AN y All. Georgia Lou
Swarz. that talented and attrac-
tive personality known as the
'one woman show" will soon
make an appearance here in
savannah date which came
as result Of her superb acting
in big Timers" Everyone who
has seen the picture is talking
about the natural manner in
which Miss swar1 displays her
artistry
The actress plays the lead
female role Cora Washington
the mother OF beautiful young
singer. woh while singing at a
canteen. met wealthy lieute-
rant who fell In love with her
Learning that the soldier has
planned 70 bring her parents 10
visit her and her mother. the
daughter becomes disheartened.
But Lou Swarz as the mother
who would not see her daugh-
ter's opportunity OF marriage in
terfered with because OF their
being poor uses an apartment AZ
the hotel as her own suite.
Not only does she use the
suite but she persuades the
porter PLAYED by Stepin Fet-
chii TO act as her butlor
While the soldier and his
family who have arrived arc
being entertained nv Cora ami
her daughtef the rightful own
er who is an entertainer re.
turns from ESQ tour Ger.
irude Saunders the entertainer
~ first becomes very disguised
az seeing others in her suite
bur after Cora explains that she
wanted n make a good impress.
sion so as not 70 lose an op-
portunify for marriage for her
daughter the entertainer be.
comes reconciled She then has
her troupe give a bit Of enter,
tainment for the expected newl,
weds
Lou swarz as Cora Washing
ton Is indeed a modern attrac
tive Young and ondearine moth
or 70 her daughter played b,
Francene Everett
The fcaturette is the talk of
Savannah, and people who hat
not been IN tho habit OF coins
&c the show won't 70 see Lol
Swarz Because Of the splendit
Job Of acting bv the actress
she was invited 70 appear in re-
cital here at the concressiona
church
TODAY She IS ercat actress
and IS winning another laurel
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-03
URIN.
THE RADIO WORLD
Bv ISAAC JONES

A FEW SATURDAY NIGHTS
AGO. on bis Truth or onss-
o4ences" program Ralph I'd.
Wards had woman contestant
90 70 The TOP Of Radio City in
Hollywood and loak throneh
telescope AZ rhe hotei window
across the street What snc
Gidnt discover until she catrea
cpt the assignment was taa' iae
telescope had been train~c ga 4
wlndo's whore he ladfs ms
sand was sitting with mo dunn
ny n = beautiful giri- on his
Ian El9aids had 70 Go some
fast taking %. clear M What
might have heen a domestic CON
sequence o. his sag and 50 did
me lady husband
LILLIAN RANDOLPH famous
for her role .as "Pirdis on the
Great Gfdcrsleeve show Is all
set aeain Tor this season since
1850 she ha appeared on Amos
"a Andy Al Joison ana Rudy
Naliee shows sometimes size
Plays role in Hollywood soap
tox dramas
THE FORD sunday Evening
Hour thronsh no influence or
Henry Ford II Vill soon under
70 some changes The program
will feature popular mlsic ac-
coreing 20 press release
A FIFTEEN NiNrTE radio
proeram Monday ihroesh FRIDAY
recurring Frank Y Davis poe'
ard editor ~ no Associated Sc
gro rress made lis aohu' over
adio station Wild IN Chicago
= RtnN DANCE fepe program.
irr 'a77 recordlrgs readings and
rows comments
last week The airshop lie called
'sat-rins top stars ia the Amefl.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-03
ECKSTINE TO OPEN
HERE NEXT WEEK

ST LOUIS. MOBILITY Eckstlne.
the handsome singing maestro.
winds up a mountaineering three
week engagement At Club Riviera
here November T. and takes his
skyrocketing young jump band 10
Detroit 10 open weeks engage
ment on the stage Of the Paradise
theater on Friday. November z.
Maestro Ecksline's coming ap-
pearance at the Motor city pre-
sentation house will ben his third
IN barely a years time, marking
the first time the Paradise has
hooked any hand for three engage
ments in so short period Of time
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-03
Frances Driver
In RKO Film

HOLLYWOOD amp As
oro'her instance in which tho
studios arc irving harder 70 give
a wider variety ~ roles 10 col-
ored actors Frances Driver nret-
~ young veteran rlayea tho
role ~ ? 'ypist in scenes AZ
RKo last week A new feature
Was heine filmed b. Nerv'n L.
orv who will BE- we'll remcm-
hered for having made that dar-
ing arti-lvnchine film They
Won't Forget which featured
Clinton Rosamond Three actors
neatly uniformed as Unite d
states soldiers in me scene We're
Iueius BROOKS Rudolf Hunter
and William f Walker tadea
later 70 th4 CENTENNIAL sun.
NOR east Ncrc Milton Snockley
and Flvin smith
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-03
HILDA SIMMS
MAY BE CAST
AS JULIET"

NEW YoRK-fANP)-- Romeo
and Iglie'' may be produced next
season with a mixed cast star
ring Hilda simms. new featured
IN Anna Lucasta" in charge.
That idea is credited 10 Harry
Narsiaff crihble The man who is
responsible FOR the success. Of
Anna bacas'a and the discovery
Of Ililda simms and Frederick
oNeal representative Of the
American Negro theatre. while
'l'e pair we're discussing the
Shakespcarean themes several
months ago.
They agreed that a mixed cast
VIII dramatically present the
fundamental cause Of tho feud
between the renowned Montarues
and Capulets as quarrel based
"P"n racial disparity Tho Mon
'aeues from whence came Ro-
lneo will he presented AZ an
Italian family while the capulets.
preicnitors Of their doomed maid
as Noors
Gribble revealed that Michael
Nyerburg Will be associated in
mo production and confessed that
ililda Simms is his choice for the
lead role His job now is to find
suitable Romeo for his mixed
east.
Neither Grihhle nor O'Neal has
disclosed where the novel pro.
duclion viii be staged.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-03
Bulletin Board
BY Ulysses w. Boykin

.uchtalked about fried chicken supper will be bisor
We received of those special invitations VIC .l
~yq 10 the French Castle to enjoy southern fried
.bcken: some singing and TO hear revelations of ld
nortance. Having attended many of the "Pronbet,s'
st parties, have an deathat this one should h. ~
he groove We hear that the Rev Dr. Jones has no,,
mcanist Chicago boy who used 10 plav for tho ,re
tnown Rev, Cobb Our informer tells us that This oa-
sar-od organis can tickle the worries on down He re-
races George Saunders the well-known composer and
booqe-woogie star, who is on the west coast drn O.
SINNER club engagements. Mrs. Saunders was in town
bt week to dispose Of the house and furnishings Our
next column will give Y9u the low down on the party
zoMBIE STAR
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-03
Lou Swarz Stars In Big Timer"

that OF a movie star Her cha
raeterization Of any role is so
realistic that she makes YOU
live the character pitn her
Following her appearance here
Miss Swarz is scheduled 70 APP
pear at Benedict college in CO.
lumbia. s c and az Barber
Scotia college in Concord
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-03
Many 6-Year-Olds
In Hollywood

HOLLYWOOD tANpi ont ~
ooth cenrlrv-Fox studio last
THURSDAY The sound stage where
Director Otto Premireer IS shoot
ire Centennial Sumner rscm.
Llod child car, centre For on
hard Tor interviews Nas the
larccsf nnMher % SIX voar OH
cclorea Ndlies that There has
heen for over year parerf'
on guardians n the tots wer'
also riah' or hand inst as the
state low requires
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-03

This chap looks like Billy
Eckstein, but sings a style
all his own. He's talented
Johnny Davis. blues singer
in Irvine Alexander's cur
rent floor show at Broad's
Club Zombie. Also included
in the five-start revue are
Bessie Moore, song stylist
of recording and night club
fame; Playboy Williams,
versatile flash in rhythm !;
Princess Conner, exotic
shake dancer, and Fred Ro-
binson with his novelty
skate dance. The dance
music is furnished by Todd
Rhodes orchestra. Prices
have been reduced at the
Zombie from Monday to
Thursday and there is cock
tail time on Sunday from s
Dm ~ g ~ W,Il,a
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-15

Midwest and Pacific
Coast Workers May
Vult Work Shortly


New strike threats affecting com
#.n.eat.pus and ehlppa4 appeared
along tlc nations labor mont today.
#olN stopPagc- throughout The na-
ean kept IDLE some 215.0OO.
\ strike OF more than 1000 long
Gsst,' &C. telephone operators IN L.
iiao's. dlsruptng service in Chicago
and ether communities in Illinois
ant I0aian5. WIS Indicated after q
breakdown III Wa2" Negotiations.
IL san francisco, William
Eurke Of the (io-Amcrican
Concentration o citation
AID the Pacific Telephone and
Telegraph Co., had refused to
negotiate ON th" unions de
Mlnd fer 4 % Fer cent wage in
crease Tor long Gi>tarCc maintcn-
2nCc workers. ftC sud there APP
reared no hope If aVrrtiHg 4
WaikeUt, which would cripple
Ing distance telephone and
radio service ON the Pacific
coast.
Also i'm San Francisco, the AFL
saeJmluor> local urged that strike
action be- taken by November - by
al AIL suipyarj worker, ON the
Pacific coast. or the G0.000 workers
.d., in ,ee Bay aret, uecJG~o Of Il
..f.se 81. AFL and CO machuIsts,
about 5000 are steamll.,e.s.
I'm Seattle. the Alaska Steamship
Co.apany's entire passenger fleet
MIS- tied up = ii union dispute in
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-15

Says Russia Has
Nothing to Gain
By Fighting u. 5.

"e@- ...-#.+'. N.|. l3--.NI'-
'--t-~ Today hH>ssa h@s mot the
...- 2tes. tang 10 gam by "or with
-. - -''a 9'"1's amt wants /" re "
i'''.,
10 d4&e tha' mere VIA
r'''i We a war between Great
'il''1il anu thf 1 =.
fS>1lfih@ Ill support OF
''cs'|"''i ifdinahS request ior
~u',E''N"i hi''lar} framing, ne
'''" '"e House military com
h-1l't'e;
- oal'eNe hl-sla's policy Is i1end-
snap Ai'h '2' JAIJed States, mere
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-15
%XHAI filler

FOR NORTH CAROLINA
Fair and colder tonl@ht; Ffi-
day fair and not quite 50 c'i"'
t2routratureS ECa freezing u
uiah, with frost west L cen
trai portions.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-15
British Continuing
To Blast Native
Forces in Batavia

Ba'tt.a >a'. 4a--# -h-'#-D..az1
Indian troops "na#Ecaea steadily u.
native -~..oa-H .Ia.- H.. Eli, heart ~
S0cra5aia today. a.' #.5.a the ...a.-
I'd battle Iu# f.. -a@t.. a#y. -.s.. 40
mo .Iayzcuu.- i. I..y##. II Ia-l--
.aaucy" auvuc.r. it. lu. Ha.at- a.-e. d
British q n-0aneaEHeHt sa.a.
Ihc I23rd Indian infantry
Brigade batt!rd into the justice
and government building, form
crlH identified - major head
quarters for 5000 f~Hdonc>iln
Nationalist troops. They occupied
tn building alter i bitter fight
against Nationalist defenders
Who used light automatic Wea-
pens. medium H~achinCguns and
some supporting dfmrrcd yc-
hiclcs.
Whtf~ the I-HfH- continued un
checked i'm S.yr#s 5Ia. S7.aa Slahf4r,
voutht#4 ness .f'aa.er #au Is p|odg-
q. IL. a'fcs.H,. -. end .hc M-htu4 ls-
sued IL iJ-oasc .aHmH.et 'H E5'-..a H.,
outGn,4 Its "eu.HHHaIu 4aw tire lH'Ese
il. tGc Ia61sa-i. tl=
~pronaganda Deplorrd
gs-anag N.t.n .... Ind '..-af MS
people r. hate ul #Hs.Eua1#, and 5a-
scateas
~\l1 .tse. t.aac.s.1n faa. |.-a."lsy
is directed ta.ua- a.o.-## #. .a. .5u. l-n
gaeara-- ..a-=ut = ..uG- >.sut.N. .u
.....t.f.. .---. O., ..f.. f..r has u.N.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-24

ABBEc, PFC LOUIS A.-mn. Edith AbbeE
ALLEN. PFC JAMES Aired A, Allen.
ARANosiAN. PVT. yARKAs-Mrs virginia
Arss9siIs36 siS6vF PothsT sag Hariss pssr6on
father. 1850 Oakland. Highland PARK.
BAILEY. PVT. CHARLES H.-Mn. Marian
BALDWIN. PFC. ROBERT A-Mrs. Sarah
Z. Mos mother eel5 Hsmilt9n 49,,
sAssAR5 T/S sss 9TP9s y2ens0 road
BARRETT, PFC. RONALD Mrs Mary I.
Barrett. wife, 1880 Coventry.
ni6n' SA fssher $3.50 LsEspoint. S n n''''H L. BAIT
BEANIE. PFC. DONALD W.-Mrs Lucille /.
BssRs Rether py yg W cx5sT AlsTAnarins ,m,.r
Bernafd mother. 54i5 sheridan.
.BIEDRoNL PFC. JOSEPH J.--Mr. Jean
S'sfiaE sisSE ~Is Pvr 4'p PpWHsb v PseLSGa fm Lqss
BLiszczYK, PvT. HENRY T-Mn. LOttie
BOETTcHER, PVT ARTHUR Emil X
Boettcher, brother. 4e22 Robins.
BoCER, PVT LEONARD Mrs. Lillian
BoHK, PIC. JOHN J.-Mu Wanda Bonk,
mother, 500 Central.
BOWERS, PFC. WALTER R-Mrs. Hannah
Bowers, mother, 4l5l NIAGARA. Wayne
BOwKER, PVT. HARRY - ArB. Novels
BowEer wife. ii77o Chelsea
BOYD. PVT. CLAIR Mrs. Edna Boyd.
BROWNING. PVT. JAMES c.-Mu. Betty
Browning. mother. 452o Fourth
BURDEN. slsGT. GEORGE M-Mrs Han
nah NJ. Burden. mother, 276se Newcastle.
BUscHHAcHER. T/sGT GEORGE s.-Mrs
Anna X. BuSchoaeher. mother. 473s Trenton
cARRIG, CPL RALPH T.-Mu chsriens
CArrig wife, ss25 Ellery
cHMfEiEwsKi' PFC EDwARD-Mrs. Sadie
chmieeuSki, mother. 1850 Thirtieth
(-HAOkOUEKT pET ANDRRW -MFs
Helen c. chTonowsh. vile. 37ss HAnley
COOK. PVT. ELwooD c-Mn. Shirley X.
Cook, wife. 53s7 MAplewood.
CROUCH, PFC THOMAS -MrL Wanda
l. Crouch, wife. 233 Custer
CRUZ, PVT. DANIEL A.--MrS. Aurora Cruz,
Tifs ts, lS25 y ,,t. Cherry, Zprvrn.n nr,,,, rr.,
father. 1881 Abbott
DAU. set ROBERT C-Nr Emma C
Dau mother. 7027 Fsnsuorth
DEGRIPP. PFC CEORGE-HrS Josephine
picKERsoN. PVT. CARL D.-Hu. Marie
L piessrs9n. VIII. 1857 GTeenvies.
DICKINSON, PFC. DOYLE M.-mu Ruth
Smith. mother, s54s S. Banner. Dearborn.
FISHER, PVT E;iiO WIS Catherine
Fisher, wife, is4i ColllnEwood
USHER. CPL. RICHARD C-hr. Cath
FTsK' PFc MARCUS Mi Agnes
Fiik. wife. 2oos7 Hickog.
GtLLIs SGT FRANK s.-Mn. Tlors cmn.
mother. 1850 Nineteenth
HALL, PFC. GORDON Mrs. Minnie n
mother e92s Blackburn. Plymouth.
HAMMER. rs THOMAS n Miss Evelyn
HENRICH. PIC. LAWRENCE 4 JR -Mrs
Gertrude Heinrich. mother 1889 Birchcrest.
HERLIHY PVT DAVID-hrt Mildred r.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-24
DEAD

s/SGT. ROBERT BOSsLER,
%, infantry, Dec. IS, Belgium;
previously awarded Purple Heart
in service, November, 1912; over
seas September, 1914; son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Monroe BosSleF. 9l37
RohnS; also leaves one sister, two
brothers, one in service.
SGT. ROLLIN r. CHAPMAN,
19, B-24 radio gunner, Jan. 4,
England; worked for Hudson Mo-
tor Car Co.; made home with sis
ter, Janet Chapman, 1884 New
port; also leaves mother, Mrs.
Florence l. Moon, Columbus. O.
CPL. HAROLD ID. ANDERSON,
%, medical detachment, Jan. 9,
Morotai; Western graduate:
worked for Wiley Carbide Tool
CO.; in service, December, 1912;
overseas July, 1913; leaves wife,
Pauline, 1862 Hanover, Allen
Park; parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dewey f. Anderson, 2520 Pearl;
two sisters. Virginia, Sandra Lee.
PVT. KENNETH l.. FOSTER,
"a, infantry, Jan. 8, Belgium: for
mer Zenith Carburetor emplOye: /:
in service seven months; leaves
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Foster. 4ll6 Ashland; wife. Ruth,
two sons, Chuckie, Mickey, 1885
Manistique.
T/5 RICHARD c. GIBSON, 26,
Jan. u, South Pacific; Cooley
graduate; worked for National
Twist Drill and Tool Co; enlisted
August, l943; overseas March.
1874; leaves mother, Mrs. Bess
Kalmerton. Dearborn: father,
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-24
MISSING
HERMAN RICHARD DENZ

HERMAN RICHARD ID y " II
LER JR.. erchant marine ;
Crosse Pointe High graduate; en-
listed 1887; japanese prisoner on
Java two years; June 20, 1914,
Jap prison transport on which he
was aboard was torpedoed; one
brother with SeaheeS another in
Belgium: son Of Herman DenZler,
237 Lake Shore Dr., Gross
Pointe.
PFC. ROBERT J. MALEAR, 20,
infantry, Dec. 20. Luxembourg; in
service, Get, f943; overseas, May,
1914; son of Mr.. and Mrs. Oren r.
Malear,. 1904 Grand River
brother of Albert, USNR, Douglas,
USCG.
PVT. OTTO BUD) SCHRoE-
DER, 10, tank corps. Jan. 16,
France; in service. Oct, l9i3;
overseas, Sept, 1914; son of Mr..
and Mrs. Otto Schroeder, 1925
Eastburn.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-24
ARMY WOUNDED
European Area)
DETROIT

Price, s447 Besehwood
HowsoN. cpl. CLENpoN R.-Airs Editt
Ho"son' mother !ee Junction.
KLuNRAL. PFC. ANTHONY F.-Mm Bst,,
KovxcH. PFC, sTEyESMIs. Theresa ko
KRIyENs, PFC. HARRY E.--Mrs. Jermsin,
E. KElyens I;gy s,,s wife ,i, 224t MATlboroaEh,
N2sz Ra:i. VIE. VIE 5i75 TI5LiSs jSastida. sn virgins
La FATA, PFC SEBASTIAN B.-nu Mar
LASE Ne 9S:r' SGT joaasNp MA Bernie. Lane
sife $3.50 Dexter Blvd.
LEE, PFC. ,wy1Ly ,wyTLyRED 6I.,ci1 c1nrI- Margaret
LIVINGSTON, PVT. JANIS K-MrL Este
v. Livingston, mother. .ala Erskine.
MAsIAK, PVT. RUDoLF-Mu. Irene NJ
MeLAUGHLEi PVT. PATRICK JR.-mrs
5 aessII. PFC. JAMES J.-Mfl- Rose 4
hcNeil. mother. 27oss LswnEood. Roseyllle
MEEKs. PVT; oREN-mrs. Gladys NJ
MURDOCH. PvT. DONALD NJ JR.-Mrs
Evelyn Murdoch. mother. l5sos PinehurSt
phrss' brother. 5sai Twslf,h. '' 4'
NoRMASD. PVT. MERLIN D.-Mr Dolors,
Normsnd. wife. 4os Henry,
POLLET. PFC LAWRENCE Mrs Judity
PORTER PFC. CLARENCE N-Mrs. Fior
ence Porter mother. 43s Henry
PRoTHERo. SGT. ROBERT Mrs. Marie
PRYOR, PvT RUSSELL c-Mrs. Mary r
Pryor. wife. 1870 Heyden.
PRzYBLOw1cZ, PFC, ALFRED Mrs
Antoinette Przybylowier. mother soss MorTsn
RrMAR, PVT MARVIN A.-Rsiph Rimsr
f'inyI RURp;o Ei Prc Serusfe nncHorAs-ron, Rusino
mother, 2s2s7 North-.itsTn. Birmingham.
Sct,wApT-z PVT crApvNcr H-gu
STANLEY. PFC GERALD G.-Mrs- Eva
shanIsy mother ls5ii Monico
sIEBERT. PVT JOHN w-Mrs. Lucille sic
OsTt yit; 1852 roP,I,, wysnaStt. y. y,..no,
soIssEi. wife, ass7 EvsIins -''>-'-9'
sowA, PFC. BERNARD J.-IEnstz soWa
nss5sE so%iNskI rhaS7 seT 31ysf frRAxx-Mn. so~in.n
sPARHEcK, SGT WTlL1AM-Mrs Anna Z
sroNE. PVT CHARLES W'~mrs. Eth.l
Hi. mother. 2os ~ GsinesborouEh. Royal
sTRIcK, PFC FREDERICK R.-Mn. Flora
SUsHwITZ PFC NORMAN c-Mrs Betty
NJ susexitz, xite. 5s2 Grove, wysEsette 49,
THOMAS PFC SABLE M-Ms. Mar
father, 2lsi5 LAuEsi. ST. cisiT Shores.
vARcA PVT. ALEXANDER s.-Mn. Ger
idins varT. .ife 542i Mslvine -.
veils. mother. 1888 twelfth.
wAscHE PVT ANrHoSY-Mn susan
"vsSh: %aToSo o'fiE pc 'StS StSrE sepite; M Jean
son mother. 5os7 IIllibrdEe
WIRiCK, PVT. EARL K-Mrs. Hazel
Wifiek. wife. e2os Jonathan. Dearborn.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-24

Today's biographical sketches of
Detroit casualties include killed,
26 wounded, 3 missing, and one
taken prisoner, according to Off
cial army and navy releases and
next of kin.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-24
CPL. EDWARD ANTHONY
WYSOCkI, 26,

WbSOCkI, 20,
aTnorcd d iv J.
sion. Jan. IS,
b c ! & u m I;
awarded Pur-
pie Heart; back
action. worked
for + arso n S
Co; IN service
~ ov, ! 9 4 3;
overseas May,
! 944; wife,
Elizabeth, so n
Kenneth, 2l48
Frederick; son
-. -. -
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-24
WOUNDED
PYT. YARKAs ARANosIAN

PVT. VARkAS ARANOSIAN,
10. infantry, Nov p, France, hos
pitalized Iowa; IN service Feoru-
ary. 1914: overseas October. for
mer Ford cmploye: son Of Mr and
Mrs. Dick AranOslan. 63l2 Hart
well, Dearborn; brother Of Fire
man &c Barky.
PFC. SAM ARTINoFF, 81, in
fantry, Nov. 16, France; hoSpi-
talized, South Carolina; attended
Highland Park High. worked for
Gar Wood Industries; in service,
March. 1913, overseas. October
1914: son Of Mr. and Mrs. Mike
Artinof. 1880 Oakland, Highland
Park.
PVT. CHARLES II. BAILEY,
19. infantry, Jan. IS. Luxembourg;
awarded Purple Heart, attended
Mackenzie. worked for 3 and O,
Screw Products Co in service,
May, 1914; overseas December;
son of Mr.. and Mrs. IvOr G.
Bailey, 1OO17 Manor.
PFC. DONALD w. BEANE,
81. infantry, Jan. i, Belgium;
hoSpitalized. England; worked for
Eureka Vacuum Co. in service,
March, 1913; overseas, December,
1914: son of Mrs. Lucille Beane,
A79 w. AleXandrinc; brother Of
yCpl Orrin r. Beane.
PFC. JOSEPH J. BIEDRON,
rs, infantry. Nov. 10, France;
awarded Purple Heart; previously
wounded in September; worked
for Detroit Free Press; IN service,
Feb. 1914; overseas, July: wife,
Jean: son, Larry: 744O Yingcr,
Dearborn; father. John Bledron;
3344 Wesson.
PVT. HENRY T. BLASZCZYK.
"a, infantry. Nov. l6. France; now
home on furlough from hospital in
Boston; attended Northeastern;
in service, two years; overseas,
one year; son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Valentine Blaszczyk, 1905
Charest.
PVT. HARRY BOWKER, 26,
infantry. Jan: 13, Luxembourg;
worked for N. a. Woodworth; in
service. May, 1914; overseas, No
vember; wife, Novella; two chill
dren, 1l720 Chelsea; son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Bowker, Alli-
ance, O.
PVT. NICHOLAS CRISTO-
FORI. %, infantry, Nov. 10.
awarded the Purple Heart; former
bartender, Bee Gees Bar; in serv-
ice, November, 1912; overseas. De-
cember, 1913. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Luigi Cristofori. 1866 Buckingham.
SGT. ROBERT c. DAU. %, tank
dcstroyers, Jan. II, France; r.
Commerce High graduate; worked
for General Motors; in service,
August, 1912; overseas, October,
1914; son of Mr.. and Mrs. Emil
Dau, 1927 Farnsworth; brother Of
navy 1t. James.
PVT. CARL ID. DICKERSON,
36, infantry, Nov. Is, Germany:
hospitalized England: worked for
Allison Aircraft; in service, April,
1914; overseas, October; wife,
Marie. 1857 Greenview; father,
Clarence Dickerson, Belleville.
CPL. GLENDON X. HOWSON,
V25, infantry, Nov 20, Germany;
hospitalized, Indiana; Western
graduate; worked for l.. A. Young;
in service, August, 194l; overseas,
August, 1912; son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ivan JOuSor 76Q Iupction
PFC. ARTHUR KAMOWSKI.
%, Feb. 2, Germany; previously
wounded, October; in service. De-
cember, 1912; overseas, April,
1914; son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Kamowski, 6419 Gratiot.
SGT. GEORGE a. KOCHIS, %.
engineers, Jan. /. France; hospit-
allied, England; worked for Held
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PRISONER

1T. RICHARD c. JONES, %,
pilot, Dec. IL, Germany: attended
Albion: worked for Cadillac; en-
listed, June, 1912; son of DR.. and
Mrs. Neil +. Jones. wife, Bon
ME, father, Of Michael 1919
Houstonia.
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Casualties of War
From Detroit Area

rich Tool and Die Corp; in serv
ice, December, 1912; overseas
September, 1914; son OF Mr.. anC
Mrs. Paul Kochis, 8093 Badger
brother of Cpl. Joseph, Cpl. Paul
PFC. SEBASTIAN B. LAFATA
%, infantry, Nov. II. Germany
hospitalized. England; Cass Tecl
graduate; overseas nine months
worked for Bohn Aluminium; Sor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam LaFata, 345t
Arndt; brother Pvt. Frank.
PVT. DONALD NJ. MURDOCH
JR., 20 infantry, Dec. 25. Luxem.
bourg; awarded Purple Heart: at,
tended Cooley; in service, March
1913; overseas, September, 1914
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Muir.
doch Sr., 1580S Pinehurst.
PFC. HAROLD A. Nowo-
WIECKI, %, Jan. 20, Germany
awarded Purple Heart for pre-
vious wounds received in August
in service. March, l943; overseas,
April, 1914; son Of Mr.. and Mrs
William Nowoiecki, 3346 Farms
worth.
SGT. HARRY r. cRZYBYLSKI,
%, paratroops. Jan. 8, Belgium;
worked for Detroit Rivet; in serv-
ice. September, 1912; overseas,
January, 1914; son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Przybylski. 1865 ST. Louis
brother. Albert, France.
PVT. MARVIN A. RIMAR, 10,
paratroopS, Dec. 20, Belgium; hos
pitaliZed, Paris; in service, Janu-
airy, 1914; overseas, July; son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Rimar. 4341
Cortland, brother Of Cpl. Albert,
AAF.
PFC. GERALD c. STANLEY,
%, infantry, Jan. 4. Belgium; back
in action; Redford graduate; Kin
sci Drug employe; in service,
March, 1912; overseas. September,
1943; son of Mr.. and Mrs. G, A.
Stanley, 1911 Monica.
PFC. MARTIN c. SoLANO, %.
infantry, Oct. %, Italy; worked
for Detroit Steel Casting; in serv-
ice. December. 1912; overseas,
Dec, 1913; husband OF Margaret,
1856 Porter; son Of Jose Solano,
Waco, Tex; brother Of S/Sgt.
Pete, S &c Elias.
SGT. FRANK SOWINSKI, %,
infantry, Nov. y, Germany.
awarded Purple Heart: previously
wounded in June: former Briggs
employe: in service four years
overseas Dec, l943, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Sowinski. 1868 Brent
wood brother Of Pfc. Edward,
AS John.
PFC. FREDERICK X. STRICK,
"a. infantry. Dec. p, Belgium
back in action; in service Oct,
1911; overseas July, 1914; former
%ickerS employe; son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Strick, 1899 Rich
brother Of Pvt Daniel A., in Eng
land.
PFC. ANTHONY TYISSKI, 35.
infantry, Jan. l3, Belgium. re-
ccivcd Purple Heart; hospitalized,
France; worked for Dodge: in
service jan, 1871: overseas Sept,
1913; son Of Mitchell TyinSH,
Romeo. made home with sister,
Mrs. Agnes Koppal 1868 Forest t;
brother of S &c Chester.
T/5 CHARLES j. VELLA, 20.
ranger infantry. Dec. s, Germany;
hoSpItalized, Paris; st. Vincents
graduate; worked at Fords; in
service March, 1943; overseas
Nov. l943: son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Vella. 1888 Twelfth;
brother of PVT. Joseph.
PVT. ANTHONY WASCHF., 1o.
artillery, Nov. y, France. worked
for General Motors: in service
Sept. 1913; overseas March. 1914 /;
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mike WaSche,
3Oi6 Beniteau; brother Of S/Sgt.
Joseph, prisoner in Germany, and
S/Sgt. Michael.