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Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29
Eddie Cantor Wins
Gen. Rose Medal

DENVER, May 2S (INS)-Ed-
die Cantor, famous radio and
movie comedian, was presented
with the first Gen. Maurice Rose
memorial medal today in recogni-
tion of his "unselfish and untiring
devotion for bringing sunshine
and hope into the hearts Of thou
sands Of Americas fighting men,"
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29

25, infantry. April "a, okinawa
still hospitaliZedr ST. James, Fern
dale. graduate. Detroit Fire De-
partment employe; in service,
July. 1914 overseas, January,
1915; wife, Dorothy, three chill.
dren, 9l35 Dryden.
1T. (jg) ELLIS A y DR r w
WUNSCH. 26, navy, May 10, at
sea. 100 miles off coast OF Japan.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29

previously re-
ported missing
on same date.
hospit alize d.
army base hos
pital, VI a ri
anas graduate
of High Ia n d
Park High and
University Of
Michigan as
siStant in Eng
lish dept. Uni
versity of Mich
loan in Enrxytcn
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29

May, 194l; overseas. September.
1913 parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Frank WunSch. 1851 Ham
ilton; brother, Capt. Richard
medical corps.
PFC. ROBERT II. SHIMP. "a,
infantry April 20. Okinawa: still
hoSpitallzed Southeastern gradu-
ate; Michigan State College grad
uate; in service. February. 1912. &.
overseas. August. 1914: son Of
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Shimp, 3943
ST. Clair
PFC. EARL Il. STEWARD, %.
engineers, April y. Okinawa /;
back IN action: attended Macken-
Zie; Chicago Pneumatic Tool en-
ploye; in service, September. 1912 /;
overseas. November. 1914 son of
Mr. and Mrs. Earl J. Steward.
1862 Mendoza; brother, Wesley,
in merchant marine.
PFC. LOUIS HOFFMAN, %. in
fantry. April 20. Okinawa; hos
pitalized. Hawaii: Central gradu-
ate; attended Wayne University;
in service. July, 1943: overseas,
May. 1914 parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nathan Hoffman. 246l Pasadena:
brothers. Pfc BENJAMIN in Ger
many. 1t. Harry, naval medical
corps.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29
PFC. CLAYTON NJ. KLAyITrER
PFC, RICHARD kucHARskI

A. KUcHARSKI. Pfc Richard. Killed
- m Germany March 30 survived
oy wife Helen and son. Richard
Memorial services May 30. Sxeetext
Ieart Of AATY Church a.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29
MACHINIsT's MATE &c
WOI NDED
MARINE 1T. WILLIAM

MARINE 1T. WILLIAM r.
FREITAG, q. infantry, Feb. 10.
Two Jina hoSpitalized. Oakland,
Cal; CasS Tech graduate; West
ern Union employe; in service,
November, 1910; overseas. Octo-
Der. 1914. mother. Mrs. Fred G..
Smith, 1905 FaircreSt. twin Sis
ter. II Betty Jane Smith, Army
Nurse Corps. France.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29
Ecorse Filler Freed

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Wallas-
EEK OF 4339 Seventh. Ecorse, re-
ceived word today that their son.
John r. WallaSzek. 20. a tail gun
ner on a Flying Fortress had been
freed from German prison camp.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29

CHAgfCS-UnGsgal Opportunity fcf
fully experienced and qualified tTuck
mechanics 70 wark on neet % local and
intercity equipment essential postwar
work nov and after the var me vark-
inr conditions with top pay 20 start
John T. Ivory, so35 woodward MA
1890
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29

PFC. HAROLD ii. LARSEN.
20, infantry, April 20, Okinawa; !;
hoSpitalized California: awarded
Purple Heart; Pioneer Engineer
ing employe; in service. August
l943: overseas, January, 1914; par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Lar
sen. 1877 Holmur; brother. Cpl
Russell, killed in New Guinea,
May. 1914: brother, Pfc. Harvey
stationed in Philippines.
PHARMACISTS MATE &c
WALLACE EUGENE LORD, %,
Feb. %, Two Jima. still hospital
lzed. awarded Purple Heart; Mac
kenzie graduate: American Blower
employe; in service, August, 1912 !;
overseas. August, 1914. mother,
Mrs. Wilhemina Nye, 823S Wis
consln.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29
Wonderful for Skin
and Scalp lnitations
Invisible Liquid Promptly
Relieves Torture Aids Healing

To quickly soothe the itching, burning
Of eczema, psoriasis, skin and scalp irri-
tations due TO external cause apply
liquid Zemo-a Doctor formula backed
by 35 years success. Zemo ALSO aida
healing. Being stainless, invisible - you
can apply Zemo any time for prompt
relief - it won't show on skin. Over
rs, 600, 900 packages soldl sYEnnA
In 8 sizes. All drugstores. kM
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29

hoW'sYOur
StOnna ach?
No Acid Poins2
No Cus7 Mo Heartburn?
Euf sensibIy Without Pain?
Then AIRS Well with the woridI

The pity Ia. so much suffering il often I'M
necessary Folks no endure stomach or
ulcer pains due 90 excess Arids should t~y
UD6A TABLETS. particularly nov that
i,s 40 easy 10 see what UDGA may do FOR
you In only 5 minutes
UDGA tablets are not candy and
they do not contain just one ingredient.
instead. UDGA is composed ~ hree fasN
working ingredlents vhich work several
ways in quickly relieving the acid pain.
That Ia Why over 200 million have been
used for relief of stomach and uicer pains
ga Indigestion, burning sensation, sour or
upset stomach. morning after distress
and woak appetite. due TO excess acid
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29

FFis HiNfs FFt. kDbfhfsON
MARINE PFC. JAMES g..
ROBERTSON. 20. infantry, March
IL, Two Jima previously reported
missing; Cooley graduate: in serv-
ice, August. 1912; overseas. No
vember. 1914 leaves parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William Robertson,
1884 Faust.
HENRY l.. OLSON, 80. Seabees.
April y of injuries received in an
explosion IN the Pacific, enlisted,
September. 1913, overseas, June.
1914: leaves sisters. Mrs. Ray
Raisancn. 22S6 W Grand Blvd,
Mrs. Swande Salo, Laura and
Norma Olson: parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Olson. Hancock.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29

MECHANIC With heavy duty tools. Iisrt
$50 per week. only those interested
10 the future need apply. AdNest
1850 ask FOR Mr., Warrtng.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29

HUBERT AEHtRD PVT DoOLFY
PVT. ROGER NJ. DOOLEY, Il,
infantry, April ~, Germany, at
tended University of Cincinnati;
in> service. October. l943; over
seas April 1915; leaves parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward NJ. Dooley
1878 Snswden; brother. 1t Ed
ward NJ Jr%>in Germany.
PFC. JOHN DUREN0 JR., 30
infantry, April 7>Qkinawa Ham
tramck High graduate Briggs
employe; in service y. February.
1914; overseas, July. 1914; leaves
wife, Stella. son. Dennis, 2657
Nelbel Hamtramck; parents, Mr..
and Mrs John DHreno Sr., 262l
Neibel Hamtramck
PFC. J. RICHARD HINES, 10.
Infantry April 70 OkInawa.
previously reported pissing Cen
tral graduate, attended Wayne
University; enlisted. July. l943;
overseas, jUtY--t4ii ave
mother, Mrs. Aleena Hines. 1905
Collingwood: father. Guy 4.
Hines, $50 T.. Columbia.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29
zSe Home Trial Must Convince
or Double Money Back

Get CSC box of UDGA TABLETS from
your druggist Take a. directed II YOU
don't see for yourself bow DGA tablets
may help keep you from suffering another
stomach acid pain. double your money
hack Drug stores every u here
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29

Honor Roll
Official Casualty List

department today
total 10 dead 18 wounded and missing
Outstate casualties include
nine wounded and four missing
In all the kin have been notified and have been
kept informed changes
The following list Michigan casualties
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29
BY CARRIER
YEARLY
WEEKLY

AL money sent a. sender's risk. DO not
send cash OF stamps. All checks. drafts ana
money orders should De made payable 10 THE
TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY
internatioAelNews Service has the exclusive
rights % use for reproduction IN any form all
news dispatches credited 70 n or ret other.
wise credited In tliS paper.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29
ARMY DEAD

ARMY DEAD
EUROPEAN ARIA
BOND. CLARENCE b. PFC.-Husband OF
Mrs. Loltie A. Bond, Shingeton
DUTElI.E ROBERT J.. PvT.-son of M1.
Evelyn {. putele. Funt.
JOHNS. WILLIAM II. JR fST IT --goH
oi wiiiism II Johns 81. Yale.
= KLINE John =. Pre- Son OF MYE EdnA
Kline, sturEis
PAcEK, THOMAS. CPL Son Of MrI Anna
PAeskr-CE-es6fftrT
PACIFIC ARIA
DoHERR ROBERT c., PVT Son OF Mrs
TTeSSA Doherr, Howell
HAMILTON. FRANK J. PVT Son OF Mfi
Heitie ]. Hamilton kaiamazoo.
HEMENWAY, RUSSELL c.. sCT-Son OF
MI, T,c,,Isy ,sidInsy o hsmsn.ay. Bancroft
Charlotte A. Howell, Hastings.
POTTS. EVERETT C.. PFc.-son OF Ma
Hannah PottA. Holland
ARMY WOUNDED
EUROPEAN ARIA
BEhES GEORGE j. PFc.-Son ~ Joseph
bshsA 81, AsffHl :.
HALINEN KARL r.. PvT.-Son OF Charles
Halinen, Copper City.
PACE WARREN Pre- Son of Ms
lydia rage. Auskeson.
SMITH WILLIAM p. sGT.-son Of Mrs
IoA N. smith. Traverse city.
vERHOucSTRAETE MAURICE l. SGT -
Husband ot Ma Begish NJ YefhouFstTsstr
Lansing.
PACIFIC ARIA
=, Bos ROBERT T., PFc.--son OF Mrs Una
n BoS, Lansing.
GILLiEs. RAYMOND W sCr-son o.,
hFs. william Giilies, Crane Blanc.
HALL. ARCHIE z. PFC. c.-Hu4bAne Of Mr..
"aHisis " hsiiE6-snd Rapt1H
latIEsoS. DAVID NJ. sGT.-son Of Mrs
AnEsiiRe Johnson. QuinnsSee.
RADCLIFFE. JOHN PFC Son o. Mr.,
JDhu RAdclttfe Traverse City
ROSA CHARbES J. PVT son OF Mrs
Amelia Rosa. BsESelust
RYZENCA GORDON M-gEc-S0n Of
HrTH'n RyientS' Holland
scHIMKE, MAX T.. PFc.-son Of Mr..
Eii1sbeth {. Schimke Arcadia
SCOTT WILLIAM PFC--HuSkAnd 81
HIi Ruth scott. EcksrmAn
sERR. GEORGE. r, PVT Son OF james
A SER Ogos1o
SNOW, JOHN J., PFc--son Of Mu Jennie
sovEREiGN. JAMES PVT Son OF Mr..
Lulu Sovereign, Bay city.
TEMPLE HERBERT PFC Husband Of
Mrs ia X Tempt Fiint.
. $500 ~~~~~~~~~, Mo1dov M,
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29
DEAD

SIGNALMAN SIC HUBERT
STEPHEN ALLARD JR. 81,
navy, Feb. % in sinking of the
Henry Bacon; ST. Pauls graduate;
Gammers employe; in service two
years; overseas, November, 1914
previously overseas once; leaves
wife, Florence Mildred, l0015 Dal-
rympie; father, Hubert S. Allard
Sr--d62 Notre Dame, Crosse
POinte
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29
DETROIT TINES C--l1
tuesday, May ~, 1915
MALE HELP WANTED

DIE MAKERS needed for progressive
dies Apply Ternktedt Mfg Division of
General Motors Corp. 63o7 West Fort.
al IlvernDig
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29
Arrivals
At Jones

BATTLE CREEK. May 2S-
More battle casualties arrived al
Percy Jones Hospital center from
European battle fronts over the
weekend.
Included were Ia from the De-
trolt area and 80 from outstate.
DETROIT ARIA
Bfocks. Pfc Robert, 1912 ChdbAIn.
, Calvin. Pvt Richard o 4s4 Canton
GaydAsi 7 William -R-.-GG4S Aaeksl,
>, Harris, Pyt Lawrence j. soI W Maple.
Aisgias5 PIE Richard. i5sos t-hapsi
ingram. Pfc. Horace c. 274 G;aFheid--
r zones Pvt Clare n. Sill Campbell
Kirkland, Pfc, James, ls62s Hamburg
Miller S Sgt. Samuel b, 1917 st Mary
plns5, Pyt. Robert b. 6o7 Kings nigh
Stein, Pvt. George p. 1850 Peunsyivsnis
OCIsIATE
Basyo, sgt Carl p Monroe
b bbsyds'ein; SGT Donald A. borden.
Demijohn, TL5 Paul J saginaw
Freeman. Pfc Frederick A. Unionville.
frank. rI5 Gerald ". Flubhing
rlSom slSgt Vernon NJ Flint
Clgnae, Pvt. Raymond Lansing
GoeDelt PIC Melvin -D-.-GfA4d- -E2flGS-=-
Cfefo, Pvt. Eugene p. Auburn
Sninn, Pvt; Douglas Grand Rapids
- ..!ass'g Gpi- Robert ; CafuU7rt
hammerllng, Pfc Alhert H@&psrta.
rsrrinEton, Pvt. Robert, Byron Ccnrtr.
Kramer, PFC. Louis p, ssnu LAKE
itrmA. Pvt Joseph s. eii4Ar --
nssEAchsrn. Pfc John ", Port Huron.
Miner. Pfc. Joseph H. 81 lgnsce N
HAykoyich Pvt. John frUnWOod
Root; Pvt, Wilfred A Washington
FuhCtto, lu 1t Peter O Rattle Creek
Sstiereii. Pvt Joseph. jackson
sseberg. Pfc Robert Gfsha Haven.
Shpahear, Pfc Wallace l.. Niles
sAmosnFh. Pfc Bernard X saginaw.
stevens, Pfc Jack a. KsiamazO0
.AlAAek- Pfc Charles FiHshtnT
vot. Cpl. NIllArd W Muskegon
wallace Pfc. DelmAr l. AlpenA
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29

MECHANIC for truck WORK With tools.
4s-hour week Knorr Maynard. Inc,.
rTAa WoodWard
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29

MEN wanted iS War work 40 ssp<Ft-
sncs necessary Pull overtime and excel
len, postwar possibilities Apply Nc
iouth steel Corp. 500 8 Liverncts
avenue AZ railroad between W. Fort and
" jefferson
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29
City Honors
War S Dead
(see Picture Page Is(

Although this Wednesday is Me-
morlat Day. Detroiters have all
ready begun 10 pause in the sefi-
.oHs business of the greatest of all
wars To contemplate the sacrifices
made by the sons, brothers and
husbands who have given their
lives for freedom.
Yesterday, from every pulpit in
Detroit came a grim reminder
thai many men have lost their
lives, and many will die in the
months TO come-until ultimate
victory is won.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29
Deatb notlfes
MARINE PFC. ROBERT N. PALAcH

Listed here ara the funeral or
msmortsi Ssfvicts for the brave VINO
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29

~ Monday, Moy rs. 1915.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29

BRASS valve and fitting manufacturer
in Chicago territory. wants manufactur-
lng superintendent. Experienced TO take
fun charge OF production from castings
70 finished product. Permanent position,
excellent postwar prospects. Give details
OF experience. availability status, and
salary requirements. Address BOX B-s7e.
Detroit Times 81.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29

DANCING instructors TO teach at Arthur
Murray's The Arthur Murray Studios
will select q few applicants 20 train for
"a years old with two years OF COLLEGE
sales type preferred Opportunities for
Advancement 70 supervisors. interviewerS
and branch managers. Full time perma,
nent positions. Apply In person after
Detroit
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29

DETAILER and tool designer urgently
needed Esod salary, excellent pVetUar
Possibilities Give, full PARTICULARS 81
FIRST letter % obtain Immediate inter
view. Address Box B-l0e5, Detroit
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29
DETR0fTA%5TtMES

Published every Week Dav Evening and
Sunday Morning py the Times Publishing
Company at l225 Times Square. Detroit 81
Michiran.
Entered at Detroit, Mich. u second-ClA4
Mail Matter
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29
TELEPHoNE-cHERRY $500
Daily and

Subscription rate tin advance BY mail 70
any place IN the United states, Canada or
Mexico. ION Canadian Subscriptions add loqs
to cover war import tax
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14
Expect 70 Cities
At Air Par|ey

SAGINAW June Is -Tri-CltN
Airport officials today predicted
that more than 20 Michigan COM
nunitieS will he represented al a
meeting in Lansing tomorrow to
launch a campaign fol better air
service in the state
Carl II. Peterson, Tri-C1ty
chairman. who has helped or
ganize the conference with Shel-
don e Steers. state aeronauilcs
director, said that invitations had
been accepted BY Detroit, kala-
nazoo. Battle Creek Jackson
Ann Arbor Flint. Grand Rapids
Traverse City. Sault Ste Marie
CharlevoiX, Alpena Bay City and
Midland.
The Civil AernnauiicS Board
has set Sept. 3 for a hearing or
Michigan Central Alrlines appIi'
cation for operating rights 10 Chi
cago, indianapolis and Cincln'
natl.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14
@ WISHING WELL A
By MaeLsan
IN. Detroit Time.

IERE pleasant little that will you message
every day. 1t numerical puzzle designed to spell OUT
your fortune first the number
letters subtract II the number Is less nsn
number Start at the upper ieit
check OF your KEY
right read the the letters unoer
the checked figures give b-i4
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14
Sentence >
Inn LANSING

LANSING. June 13 Two De-
trolt men and three others from
Lansing were on their way 10
prison today 10 start terms for
burglary and larceny.
-Four Of the suspects hurglarized
the home Of Howard Sober. local
trucking magnate in January.
l9i and stole $1,000 worth of
liquor Sentenced IN circuit court
for TINS crime were Willard
Thomas. "a. of Detroit. and Pat
uck Mitchell OF Lansing. who re-
-ceWed 2f2 TO ID years, and Man
Newman. Sc of Detroit. and
Charles Brown. 2S. Lansing. who
received ? 10 Is years in Jackson
Prison
David Custer. 45, 3213 Hughes,
received a tern Of 2ia 10 4 years
on a charge of stealing from To-
cal residence.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14
BY Roy Crane
81 JAMES W. SLOWER

In eight months as Detroit Times
carrier william has increased business
on his route in Anthony, wiliamson
and Middlesex avenues from s. Gus
TONERS to =. HIS route profits aver
ace $500 a week.
. Williams gradss al Naples school
average "B" and &c" lie - IN the
ninth grade, likes social science best
Of all subjects. HIS ambition IS to be
a craftsman.
william - "A. lives At -1o7 An
thony. and attend, services regularly
az the Church Of Atoncment. lie
plays ,oftball and basketball IN the
Detroit Times Carrier Athletic League
and !, member Of his schools track
team. HE likes music, plays the eornet.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14
Brother Is Freed
In Sister S Gas Death

Homicide detectives today re-
leased from custody Hugh Lynch.
65 Of 1917 Stanley who had been
held for questioning IN connection
with The death Of his sister
Tho body OF Mamie tho 62-year-
old sister, was found Monday
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14
ADVERTISEMENT

order the United states War
savings stamps from your De
trOit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them 10 your home.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14
Saoinaw Pioneer Dies

SAGINAW. June 13- Charles
Mohnk, 80. veteran Saginaw 'l'-
eryman and trucking company
operator died yesterday Al hi,
home. 1903 Court He had lived
here 81 years Services Will bC
held al Case Chapel al 3 O'CLOCK
Friday
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14

night in a gas filled basement ott
their home Paper had been
stuffed into all the cracks around
tho basement windows.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-01-05
Washington

William S mps on, freight
agent at Washington Grand
Trunk office has been trans
ferred to Rochester. The new
Washington agent, I. M. Davis,
of Dryden will arrive shortly to
take over the duties. Nelson
Shift of Richmond is in charge,
previous to Mr.. Davis arrival.
Mrs. George Sharp, a former
Washington resident had the mis-
fortune to fall and fracture her
arm at the home of her daugh-
ter in Detroit, recently.
Robert Hendce returns to
camp in Colorado Jan. 3 after a
two weeks furlough spent with
his wife Constance Tcidemann
. Hendee and his parents at Ann
Arbor Mrs. Hendee, a teacher
in Romulus schools, will return
to her duties following his fur
lough.
New Years Eve Watch Night
services were held at both the
Methodist and Baptist churches
here. Jimmie Mercer, radio evan
gelist was the guest speaker at
the Baptist services.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Meeker re-
ceived the good news New
Years morning that their son,
Pfc. Louis Meeker, Of the US.
Marine Fleet is we'll after many
months active sea duty.
Tech. Sgt. Robert E-Smfth,
radio operator in the Air Corps,
is expected TO arrive home short
ly having spent 81 months on ac-.
tive duty, formerly in Italy. His
wife is Gertrude Meeker
Smith.
Clark Kleinow Is anon
those who will be indicted into
service from this locality Jan. 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Lyons Of
Mount Clemens were Sunday
vstors n the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jess Bromley.
Mrs. InezN Hazard is still con-
fined to her-home with lameness
which has kept her nearly help
less the past three weeks.
August Hopp suffered a heart
attack at her home last week
but is improving.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-01-05
There OuShta
BE a Law.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 5-(P)-
There ought to be law, says
Rep. Rich (R-Penn), requiring
members of Congress to be pres
ent for the chaplain prayer
opening daily sessions.
Rich told colleagues they could
we'll get along with a little more
religion.
IF | we're speaker of this
House Rich maintained,
would try TO find some means
whereby we could have a roll
call before the chaplain asks di-
vine blessings. ="
A roll call would require a
quorum, or one more than half
the All members, 10 be on hand
before the prayer and the sub
sequent daily proceedings could
begin AS things now stand the
chaplain audience is often very
sparse.
IF we are going to solve the
problems that are coming be-
fore us. Rich said in=a-speeeh,
Il think there is nothing more
essential to the welfare Of the
world than to ask Gods divine
guidance and his aid and assist
ance in this great trouble that
now faces us"
The daily monitor leader., 1945-01-05

visor, said some Jurors felt the
medical testimony was conclu-
sive and eliminated Chaplin as
the father but that others refus-
ed to accept il. So the jury as a
whole. she added, couldn't
reach any conclusion on II "
Three physicians testified that
blood tests proved the comedian
was not Carol AIMS father.
Foreman Gay said the jurors
generally agreed that Chaplin
and Miss Barry had intimate re-
lationS in December. 1912. But
the "Stickler." he said, was the
possibility considered by the
jury that another man might
have been the father.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-01-05
Utica High School
Now Re-Decoraied
Students Receive
Reoders' Digest

UTICA - School reopened %
Wednesday morning after tho
holiday recess, high school stu
dents arriving 10 find that the
whole building, with the exccp-
tion of the gym, had been re-
decorated, 1t is fine job and
adds much to the appearance of
the school. The floors have been
refinished by the janitors and
new lines have been painted on
them by students.
The new ampro-projector has
arrived for the high school. Term
papers for the high school VIII
be due January %.
One hundred copies Of the
Readers Digest are received each
month by the Utica high school
according to Principal Wayne
Woodby, primarily for the high
school students. Seventy copies
are used by the senior class and
the other group by interested
students. An additional feature
of these magazines for the school
students is that the center por-
ton contains questions and
interpretations on the more in
teresting and timely topics, also
extra vocabulary work for high
school students.
Principal WoooOy repor,en
for physical examination for the
draft on Wednesday night.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-01-05
Bought Black Market
Gas-loses Coupons

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. Jan
5-tP)- A 30-day suspension of
A" book gasoline rations was
imposed here yesterday on DON
aid F. Hunderliter, publisher-o of
the weekly Nashville News, who
admitted in his newspaper that
he bought black market gaso-
line in nearby city "
Hunderliter wrote in coll
umn that the Hastings Ration
Board had refused him a "B"
book, leaving him short of gaso-
line, and that on another -occa-
sion he was given some by
farmer.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-01-05
Roiarians Stage
lmpromptu Program

UTICA - The speaker en-.
gagged TO talk at the Utica Rotary
Club Tuesday night failed TO
appear so an impromptu pro-
gram was put on. With DR.. d. B.
Wiley and Carl Gladly stationed
at the two pianos, members
were asked to call for their
favorite song which the boys
were 10 play at once. under PEN
atty. A fine was also placed on
members failing TO call a mum.
Der, and highly amusing proc
gram resulted.
The manner in which the
musicians responded TO the test
of their memories, also musical
ear, was quite remarkable. In
only one or two instances did
they fail TO come through. Leo
Kolowich was in charge of the
program.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-01-05
Romeo

ROMEO - Mrs. Charles An
druS of Keego Harbor is spend
ing this week in the home of her
Son-in-law and daughter, DR..
and Mrs Edmund Frappier.
Mrs Clare Hosner will enter
tain the Fortnightly Club Friday
at one o'clock luncheon in her
home on South Main street.
Mrs Neil Gray spent last
weekend with her brother-in-
law ard sister. Dr.. and Mrs.
Frank Stewart of Algonac.
Raymond Tyler F ! c has re-
turned TO Quantico, Va, after
spending ten day leave with
MS wife and family F / c Tyler
viii enter Diesel Motor School
at Richmond. Va, on Jan. o
sS Mrs. NJ. Norris Kelly will be
hostess to the Merrymakers club
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. J. Manahar
VIII leave Sunday TO spend q
week IN Chicago.
Miss Ruth Peterson of Detroi'
was a guest of Mrs. Howard OS-
trander the first of the week.
Herman Ramin S &c re
turned TO San Francisco on New
Years Day after spending a ter
day leave with his family here
Arthur W Horler a S anc
Edward Crawford A 5 Of Anr
Arbor we're home over the week
end.
Mrs George Tapley was calico
SO lNree OakSsMs,i,aS oS NAe
illness of her mother, Mrs. vii,
liam Schmidt.
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Dugar
and children Joe. Peter anc
Paula visited their parents, MIR
and Mrs. B. j. Cunningham. a
Palms and Mr.. and Mrs. j. K
Dugan at Ubly the first Of the
week.
Sergt William Ostrander ar
rived home from Fort Benning
Ga, Sunday to spend two week,
in the home of his mother, Mrs
Howard OStrander.