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Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21
Well That's WASHINGTON j
By GEORGE DIXON

Wv J ASHINGTON-f have always contended
w that beneath his rough exterior Secretary
of the Interior Ickes is lot rougher. But
II seems was wrong He has the heart of poet
Or, anyway, parfumer.
"Parfumer" is French for perfumer and means
one who makes smells. These smells are consid
cred very allurng in certain circles, which prob
ably explains why Mr. Ickes has so much appeal
This may be somewhat surprising. but dear old
Harold is now in the perfume business. On sec.
ond thought do not see why it should be sur.
prsing because he Is in practically everything
else, except politics. know he is not in politics
because he keeps saying so.
The revelation that he is in the perfume or
smell game, is made by Mr.. Ickes himself Fur
thermore he wakes lyrical in the disclosure. The
thing has such sheer lifting qualities and passages
of breathtaking beauty that am not going to
gild the lily.
Here is his own announcement:
Scientists of the Fish and Wild Life Service
of the Department of the Interior have outdone
the best Partisan perfumers; they have perfected
a scent of genuinely fatal appeal.
The appeal, it should be pointed out, Is for
marauding coyotes exclusively. To human noses
the new scent is inexpressively repugRant.
Prepared in what perfumers would call ex.
tract or highly.concentrated form, the scent IS
made from the rancid blubber of the common hair
seal of Alaska.
"A few drops placed near trap has proven
TO be an almost irresistible lure to coyotes"
So now. II you wish to be repugnant, all you've
got to do is write Mr.. Ickes and order ounce Of
eau de blubbeT!
Sir Wilmot Lewis, the very English correspond.
ent of The London Times, made a remark the
other day that has been bothering me ever since.
1 cannot decide whether he was being fattering
or not when he said
"Dixons jokes are no laughing matter"
/ have repeatedly exhorted my constituents
not to ship mules lengthwise. 1t makes them
sea-sck.
The Army am happy to say commits no such
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21

thing from a torch support 10 lactones of the
saturated and unsaturated cycopentanopolyhy.
drophenanthrene series.
= Both OF the above are actual patents. For the
latter see page SO OF the Nov. issue.
The same issue has one that intrigues me even
more: patent for new mouse.trap.
AS studied It, thought OF. the old gag, Build
a better mousetrap and the world will beat path
10 your door" wondered whether II was working
out in the case of the inventor. Esther NJ Smith,
OF Pittsburgh.
Everybody knows the old wtse-crack, but IL
turns out the original authorship is in doubt.
1t is popularity credited to Ralph Waldo Emer.
son but the only thing approaching 1t to be found
in his writing Is:
IF man has good corn, or wood or pigs 10
sell, make better chairs knives. crucibles
or church organs than anybody else, you will find
be in the woods"
A New York shoe store proprietor claimed that
the mouse trap" line was written for him by e.
bert Hubbard to advertise his emporium But the
best one on the subject think. was written by
Newman Levy several years ago, to wit:
IF man builds better mousetrap than his
neighbor. the world will not only beat path to
his door. II will make newsreels of him and his
wife in beach pajamas II will discuss his diet and
his health il will publish heart throb stories Of his
love life. and make his life thoroughly miserable
by feeding to the palpitant public intimate details
OF things that are none of its darned business"
Moral II you crave privacy don't build q
mouse trap!
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21

atrocity The American Merchant Marine
has just released the following;
Army mules go to war in style. In
great demand for muddy and mountainous
terrain the lowly mule (the lowly mule is
not as tall as the highly muleJ has a fleet
of II American freighters converted espe.
cially for his transportation.
Thirteen of these are Liberty ships. Con.
version entails the construction Of 300 to 700
stalls built cross-wise of the ship. Mules be
come seasick if placed other than crosswise."
There is only one condition under which
l will permit mules to be shipped length
wise. The shipper may do IT only IL he
wishes to illustrate point, like
IF 700 mules we're shipped end to end"
The Merchant Marine adds that Missouri
mules usually demand larger stalls than
those from Texas" They further inform me
that there is nothing quite so forceful as
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21

mule from Missouri as
he goes about demand.
ing more space.
One of the most fas.
cinating publications
printed hereabout is
the official gazette OF
the u. S. Patent OF.
flee. II lists and de.
Scribes all the new
patents; in almost any
issue you can learn
about nearly every.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21

copydThi. is4s. Kins FsaiuTss syndcsis. loo
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08

i/C BRoCCO PFC. wYKowsKI
PFC. EUGENE WYKOWSKI,
10. infantry. Feb. 13, Germany.
attended De La Sale Collegiate
in service five months; overseas
one month; memorial mass 9 a. m.
Tuesday, March 10, Our Lady
Queen Of Heaven Church: leaves
mother, Mrs. Victoria Wykowski,
1885 Rowe.
PFC. CLARENCE G. ebay
TOR, 36, armored infantry, Jan.
16, France; in service August,
1912; overseas September, 1914;
son Of Mrs. Alec Chaytor Of New
foundland; sister, Mrs. Lillian
Barnes, lives at 99lS Mettetal.
PVT. MORDACAI VI. GROSS
MAN, 19, infantry. Dec. %, of
Wounds received in Germany;
awarded Purple Heart: Central
YSaduate; attended Wayne. in
zee April, 1943; overseas Sep
Der, 1913; leaves parents, Mr.
ard Mrs, Leo Grossman, 2688
Clynn CT, one brother, one sitser.
S/SGT. ROBERT KELLY, 20.
infantry, Jan. /, Belgium: Mac
kenzie graduate; worked at Tern
stedt's; IN service March. 1913:
overseas October, 1914; formerly
awarded Purple Heart: survived
by parents Air aHa Mrs Mrs Dennis
Kelly, 1876 Tuller, two brothers,
two sisters.
PVT. JACK MILCONIAN. 20. In
faat y, J15+tf 2, II,ttifttt w t-r~tt-rr1
graduate; worked for Lock Gage
Co IN service MAY. 1q4i. oyer
seas. December. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Zeroun Milcouian. 1873 Cen
trail.
TO MILTON T. SHALDA, %,
tank radio operator, July 2S,
France; Northwestern graduate;
worked for New York Central; in
service January, 1911; overseas
November. 1912; veteran OF Sicily.
Tunisia; leaves parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Shalda, 20479 Car
doni. one brother.
PFC. JAMES l.. NARIER, 10.
infantry Jan u, France; at
tended Cooley; in service April.
1914; overseas December. leaves
parents. Mr. and Mrs. William
Haas. 1897 Fairfield; two sisters.
Mrs. Marcclla Cool, Mrs. Ruth
Reilly.
T/SGT. DONALD VI. WARDE,
q, engineers. Jan. Is. Germany;
scholarship student at Lawrence
Tech IN service May. 1913. over
seas '.'. 1914. leaves parents.
Mr. Ups Gerard Marde. 6f9
Webb brother, s sgt Gerard
and two sisters
1T, LOUIS \. WELLS JR.. %.
B-2i bombarriier-navigator Feb.
II, over MIndoro; attended Uni
verslty Of Miami (FlaD; in scrv-
iA February, 1913: overseas four
hs; former professional mu-
s@n Of Detroit and Miami: sur
vIved by parents. tlr and Mrs.
Louis a. Wells, t. Taylor.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08
Outstate

BOBSOcR, CPL. CHARLES c-Mu Ksth-
erine y Botnock. mother Iron River
BOUWs PFC GORDON - Mrs Jennie
B1uwf. mother. iceland
BROWER SGT HAROLD - Edvard
Brewer, father Grand Rapids
EcKMAs. PVT DONALD B-Mn pona
Schneider. grandmother. LASs Odessa.
FISH SGT JAY T-Mrs. Catherine Fish
wiit. Comstock PARK
GRIFFIN PFC ALVIN p-Mu. Anna
Cn'hn. mother. Stanwood
IRWIN. S SCI. ROBERT p Mrs Florence
9 Irwin, wife. Benton Harbor
isAAcsoN. SGT JOHN L-hu Anna
hsacson. mother, Doilsf Bay.
JONES. PFC. DANIEL AIRS Jones
wife. CtcFo
EARPPrEN. T SGT ANDREW w-An-
dreS karppinen ST, father. Hancock.
LITZYER PFC EDWARD G.-Mn Dolores
LilZucr, wife MsCkuoW
LYMAN ~ SGT RICHARD Mrs Doris
" Lyman wife. S. Johns
MERRIMAN. SCI. RICHARD c.-Mr, ANY
MeFTimen, mother Deekeryius.
PIERCE. sIsCT LIONEL F-ciAvon
FNcfctt uncle Pontiac
PONOZZO PVT ERNEST I-Mrg Mary
R P0noaro' n'other. Iron. River
RIDDLE PFC LOREN J.-Mu Floraeeli
Riddle mother Niles
- ROGERS, PFC. ARTHUR L -- Sterling
Rocert. father, Miksdo.
WOOD SGT. HARRY c.-Arthur WOOD
father, CaTetoNp.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08

in action: awarded Purple Heart
ST. Anthony graduate: worked
for Michigan Bell Telephone: in
service January, 1914; overseas
October; son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Goeddeke, 1850 Rose
mary.
PVT. NORMAN j. HULAE, 80,
infantry, Dec. 19, Germany; hos
pitalized, France; previously ~
wounded, October; st. Mary'S of
Redford graduate; worked for
Holly Carbdretor; in service, De-
cember, 1913; overseas, May,
1914; husband of Ann, father of
Diane, 1851 Ferguson.
PFC. ELI RICHTER, 25, arm
Ored infantry, Dec. Il, Germany;
hospitalized, England; awarded
Purple Heart attended Wayne;
worked Tor Detroit Ordnance; IN
service, June, 1913; overseas, Au-
gust. 1914; wife, Edith, 29l0 Cort-
Land; parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ma
than Richter. 2649 Leslie.
CPL. FRANK T.. LOvERDE,
Il, infantry, Dec. 19, Germany;
received Purple Heart; hospital
lied, Percy Jones; attended De-
trolt Institute OF Technology: in
service. September, 1913; over
seas, August, 1914; awarded
Bronze Star. sen OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank | OV..fdc 1SO3 Rurr,S
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08
4. y. Exports Show
Further Decline

WASHINGTON, March 7 INS)
The department of commerce
announced That United States ex-
ports continued to decline in
January with a total -palHe OF
S905, 100000 compared with 1884,
100000 the previous month.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08
Richards Sees Detroit
As Aviation Center

Proof that Detroit's aviation
future is brilliant may be seen in
the fact that the city is now on
all the best air routes OF the
world, Glenn c. Richards, DPW
commissioner, told engineers at
a meeting IN the Rackham
Building.
tic p0-ntct ont ti1at, despite it's
POOR geographic location, Detroit
is now at the center Of the coming
air transport5 ton systems.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08
DECORATED
PFC. GORDON b. HALL JR.

PFC. GORDON Il. HALL JR.,
artillery the Bronze Star. for
heroic achievement, Dec. II. in
Belgium. attcn d de d Michigan
State: in service two years: over
seas five months: parents live at
1901 Ashton road.
S/SGT. MAX 4. WOSINSKI
JR.. %. infantry, Bronze Star, for
heroic action, Dec. l3. Germany;
twice wounded. received Purple
Heart; overseas August, 1914: son
OF Mir. and Mrs. Max A. WoSIn-
ski, 1929 Glynn Ct.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08
OutState

Il = r SIT rC-ELD J--XlE
Il.ile hAcit.eEsh- rlnthe., bay civ
AFEEY. PVT Tavern L-hrI sylvia N
hAUGHMAs stSGr ROBERT T-MrI
Jane Kaufman. Wife Holly
BECK. T s DONALD F-NrE Mary Rsc5
mother. KA!smAEuo
BlRDsALL PFC yYRLAN w-cllnord C.
BNdssN. brother. Clark Lane
BISHOP PFC EDWIN s.--Henry . Bishop
hthtr. Grand Haven.
BUsKIRK. PvT CURTIS A-Mrs. Ellen
buNsiTk. vile. BAti!s Greek
CASPER. PFC WILLIAM B-Mu Man
cs1pcr mother. Niira
ci-l'E PFc NILSSON Mn Cuba c!la,
CLYSURE. PFc JOHN J.-hrs Lorlsin. 3.
CiymlFe. vile. Pontiac
DEMELL, PFC RAYMOND G-Mr. velma
DeNeN. wife Etru1uEs.Ir
DUKES. PVT MERLIN-Mb Msry
DUNLOP PVT GEORGE -Mu Marion
Dunlop. Siie. hochssteI
EvERTs PVT POBET J-Mu Nsue "
Eref1, mother, Vassar
TANELLI PFC ARTHUR-Mrt Ea N
'iHsiH FREELIs. Az ssT sS.T'At tRopERr An, uas
fEEsoEcER, Pvr. HESRY-Mrt 1nHaA
FRY PVT MARVIN a Mrs Ida Fyy
mother. Beaverton.
CARvoE PFc TRANK-Mu Jua Car
GREEN PVT. LYLE J-Nu. Bessie Green.
CRIEvE. cpl DELBERT E-MrS Althss
NJ Gricyt. mother. LaIsins
cUTKNEcHT, PVT FKED E-Jsaos Cut.
knech,, fatheT, Holland
HANSEN SGT ROBERT c.-hu Anna
NFrr.
HARDlNG. S SCI. FRED-Mn- Helen
HAsKIN' 40 II STANLEY r R-s,anlsy B
HAUPT ID ~ wALTER-Mu. Bertha
h4agi mother. WElteh4L 49,,
inland friend LAnhnr
HILL, PVT HAROLD Mrs. Anna }
HiHyMHN cPL. FLoYU A.-Mrs. Alta L.
hinmAn, mother. C'avsou
tZzARD T5 CARL L-Mn. Fannie Ia
Afd mother. Pickiord
KETzKo. PFC. ALEXANDER c Mrs ann
:. KozLEY PVT. ROBERT c Mrs Mary
iEcKRoSE. ID 1T. DONALD Airs
LEWIS. PIC CHARLES A-Mn' susan
L'"is' mother Benton H.roor
MAcL,EAE 7D IT DOUGLAS A-Mu
:. MrKIDpIE rs JASPER E.-Jsnes a Mo
KidGic. father saul Stt Marie
MORCOM. PVT FRED T-Mu Grace
Morcom. wife. Ahmeek
N1EwOLD PFC ROGER J-MH Lucille
NieWoia, mother Cfand Rapids
oLDs. SGT. DONALD H--Mrr Louise L.
o.es, mother Hartford.
RASEGAN. PFC ALEXANDER JR Mrs
D,fstha Kaseg5n wife HgMel
RICHMoND PFC FRANCIS A Miss Doro-
ny Whiiehesd. sister, Weobcryiiie
sAUvE. PFC. GORDON c.-Mu. Hazel A
Stuye mother, Bay City.
SCHNEIDER s SGT ROBERT p Ernest
Schlndler, father. Kalamazoo
SMITH 20 Ii JOdh- Mn C-2Ia {
STONE. PIC. ROBERT Mrs Evelyn L.
stone wife. ShaftybuTc
sYRJALA, 7 SGT. KAYO EMANUEL. syr-
TRELOAR. PVT GLENN E-Mf6. Agnes
Trelosr mother BIZ Rapida
VAN wEzEL SGT. wALTER-Lucss Van
Wetel, father. Holland
WALDO. PFC DUANE r Ernest K Waldo
WALTIORN' PVT. LAWRENCE " Henry
WARRINGTON. PVT HAROLD Mrs inez
l. aMAIllGlon- vic. Mount Morris
WINES. PVT. PETER L.-Hrs. Beatrice
WinsS mother Bs,ilS CrSgk ,,-, u...
WGaver mother Ann Arhor
WORLEY. CPL. EDWARD J MIR. Esther
worley. mother. Iron Mountain
YkRRICK. CPL. JAMES A-Mrs Berniee c.
Yarrick, wife Niles.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08
Nazi Army Mutiny
In Denmark Reported

NEW YORK, March Z UNS)-
The Swedish radio said today that
German troops quartered in bar
racks at Copenhagen staged an
other ntHtfny Sunday and that
about $50 unarmed Germ n
soldiers were taken from the bar
racks under guard Monday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08
PRISON EHS
PVT. WILLIAM r. CARLSON

PVT. WILLIAM r. CARLSON,
q. infantry, Dec. 20. Germany;
worked al Vickers son of Mr.,
William Carlson, 1850 Roslyn
road.
SGT. PAUL G. KESTEL, %
infantry Germany, in service
December. 1912. overseas July
1913: brother Of Miss Ruth F.
kcStel, 23g7 r, Grand Blvd. son
of Mrs, William Kestel. Cincin-
natl.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08
ARMY DEAD
European Area
Detroit

ANDERSON. PVT JOHN A-Mu Ruth
Tanner mother, 3oos hiller, Hsmtrsmck
PALE, PFC. JOSEPH L.-Mauries /. Bale.
BEHTAs. slsCT EICHoLAs-Mn Mary
FOinie.
BOND, PVT BERNARD c Mrs Frances
Bond. wife. l2323 Archdale.
BOEI, PFC, ROccO-MrS Alma Beni wife
1913 houlo. Dearborn.
CHAYTOR. PFC. CLARENCE G.-Mra- LII.
S coN%AY E' SCI scr @lLSREb SsiS nii''is GzM Dor
othy Conway. mother, 42s3 Fourteenth.
FOSTER, PVT KENNETH L-Mf,. Ruth
roster VIE 1857 "ayogm.
CRAIcHEs, SGT OTTO R-MrG xsry
GtGicEeI. Lastt.et. = ia Fa!ss. Vac Dgss -
GROSSAAN. PVT MOBDACkI MINIS
Eolth GIcssmAn. mother. 2oss Clynn.
GHfhlkHtCZ, PVT JOSEFH-Nrs Gryuie-
S'ed. vile, l20zz selffidge Hsmiramck.
Hamii' mother. 2o5 T. Troy. ferndale.
JONES. PFC. HENRY P-Mn. Sarah A
Jones' mother. $50. Z Fremont Place
KELLY, stsCT RoBERT-Mu Margaret
Kelly. mother. lsel6 Tuller
KEsKENY s SGT FREDERICK E.-Mrs
EllaDsh keskeny. mother. 30o3O Beverly
LAWRENCE. PFC JOHNSON n Mr. Min
PARK.
hILCoNIAN JvT JACK y -Zeruun MI.
coalAH, mother 4l09 Clara e0art
EUGEET. CPL MARTIN MN Juns n
NuEcn'. rotrer. oiz5. 7 iam5uA
SCHULTZ, SGT ARTHUR J. JR--AftAuI
J Schultz, fsthef sell EaEtiswH
SHhLDA. Tl5 MILTON l. Mrs ythel
ShAloh mother, 2o479 Card0ni
STEPHAN ia BERNARD Mrs Mare
stephan, wife. 1870 H0TEer. Dearborn
WAN; PVT WALTER Mrs. KyRiyn M
swain wife. 27oo HogAf,h
THOMAS, PFC. GORDON -k;rr- -Bsruiet
b. rhonAi wife :2is concord.
VARIER PFC JAMES L-Ma Marble
hsss H7tiIeT f572T Fs!rEcld.
FEFONOCKE. PVT JULIUS E-MIa Betty
l. Nefonocke, wife ss W!ndcr
WAhDE, 7 SGT. DONALD M--Mu. Cath
sfint A -AAEcf un.AFrHG4a q Webh
WICLEY. PVT JOHN N Mn Dori5 Wig
icy wife. zoe DrHgDou
WILSON PFC CLOY L-Mr Ethsl NJ
Wilson, mother, 1921 ". lArN1a. HALeI pa1k
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08
DEAD

SIC JAMES JOHN BRoCCo,
iS. Jan. %, south Pacific; buried
n Philippines; attended Pershing;
worked for Gar Wood Industries;
in service April, 1914; overseas
June; leaves wife, Betty, son,
David James, and parents, Mr..
and Mrs. James Brocco, 1856
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08


CAPT. RALPH a. VIGLIOTTI
JR., 30, infantry, Feb. Il. Ger
many; previously wounded No
vember. awarded Purple Heart
and Bronze Star; hoSpitalized,
Paris; attended Michigan State
College: former member of Home
Farm Corps; son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph a. NiglIOtti Sr, 44i3 ITo-
quOis.
PFC. MICHAEL YATCKO, Jan.
IS, Luzon, awarded Purple Heart,
worked for Alcoa Aluminium; IN
service February, 1913; overseas
September, 1913. son Of MIR and
Mrs. John YatckO 1881 WykcS /,
brother Of Cpl George.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08
W0I NDED
PyT. Louis RAARDAJR .

PVT. LOUIS BAARDA JR., Il
s. infantry, Dec. 26. Luxembourg
awarded Purple Heart. former
Kelsey-HayeS employe, in service
February, 1912; overseas Septem-
ber, 1874; son OF MIR. and Mrs.
Louis Baarda. 2S03 Coyle.
CPL. GEORGE w. BONDIE,
26, B-29 tail gunner, Dec. q,
r philippine area hoSpitalized,
Hawaii; received Purple Heart;
worked for Wright Aeronautical
Corp; IN service January, 1943;
overseas August, 1914. husband Of
Betty. 1899 ColSon: two brothers
IN service. one in Germany.
CPL. WILLIAM II. DUQUETTE
JR., p, infantry, Jan, Belgium;
awarded Purple Heart; now back
IN action; worked at Ford's: in
service April 1912, overseas May.
19i4; son OF MIR and Mrs. William
II. Duquette, formerly of Belle
vile, now of Tuscon, Ariz.; two
Uiothers in service overseas.
PVT. LEO FLORKOWSKI,
Jan. 29, Germany; previously
wounded, December in Belgium:
now hospitalized, England; former
I / m es circulation department
driver; in service April, 1914; huS-
band Of Jean, father of Corwin,
Danny, and Jeanne Kindra Anne
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08
Kiphng's
Recessional
Honor Roll
Official Casualty List

The department has 1893 United
States soldiers killed action and 1090 OF these, 03
from Michigan 33 from the Detroit dead AZ Michigan
10 from the Detroit have been wOundtd
From navy department list of 90 casualties ncud
three from Michigan Detroit
kin have been notified and have been kept informed change
in stat
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08
Lest We Forget---Lest We Forget!
NiclliSan's Roll of Battle Heroes

Todays biographical sketches Of Detroit casualties
cude killed in the Philippine France
in Germany and one in Belgium
Reports of four others wounded two held prisoners
have reached the Times through official army and navy releases
- from next of kin.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08
ARMY WOUNDED
European Area
Detroit

HhkRpA PVT LOUIS JE-Rrt Alice
BsaTdh. mother, 2so3 Coyie.
RAEBARY PVT. JEROME Mrs Emms
BarbATy. mother 29ss6 DeguindIe. RoySl
CJaE.
pEvLIH. CPL. JACK-hrt. Anne Q Reliy.
sister, ilT5o Rtoad
FALCONI. PFC. ADAh-Hu Frances Fs-
conf. mother 1870 Eiopels.
. GeEBDEEE PVT patti J NIX LUuIEg
Cosdoeks. mother. 1850 Rosemary.
HUI-AN. PVT NORMAN J-Mrs Ann
Hu,sn. yife, ls64i Fefgason.
HUTT. SGT WILLIAM H-Mu France,
HUT, wife, 2S3S vickSbutg,
JENSON PVT FRANK R-Mf9 Mary
Jensen. wife ee47 Army.
LOvEPDF CPL. FRANK JR R-MTH
Georgia Loverce mother. 1908 Burns
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08
NAVY WOUNDED

AMEEL. 1T. FRANCIS HENRY-Mr and
Mrs Henry 3 Ameel parents. Mt Clemens
FREETHY, AVIATION ORDNANCEMAN 2 c
DONALD MElVIN-Mr- Lorraine H. Freethy.
Kife loo5S Arthdale Detroit
MCPHERSON. : / &c DONALD EUGENE-
NJ and Mrs Ray MCPHERSON, parents, Port
Huron.
,creb TQaS
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08
Mediterranean Area

Mediterranean Area
BrTIcA. s/scr. KoNsTAgTMos q. Mrs
Grace Bitica, mother, 206l z. Grand Blvd.
Detroit
cLAEYs s/sGT DONALD Mrs. Martha
clAsyar mother Aaehervilie
CESARz. CPL JULIAN Mrs Irene
Cesarz wife. 232s Danforth. Hsmtrsmok.
MARCYAN PVT EDWARD Mrs. Jose
phlne harcysn. 7ii4 HartweA. Dearborn.
Southwest Pacific Area
Detroit
cHEsLEY, I'D 1T. JOHN A-Enen W
efiesiesy- iaihet-3623 hubbell
HAMMOND. PVT. ROBERT w.-Mrs. IDA
Hammond, mother. 1850 Keppen' Allen PARK.
o'BRIEE PVT PHILIP w.-Mrs Rebeeca
o hFisfi, n'e,hrri l2e53 GSi4sTs
RAU, PFC. PAUL c.-Mrt Lena Pau.
mother s7e4 woodlawn.
0utstate
RAiHEY- PFC WARREN H.-MTG cstherin.
Bailey. noiLeI, Aaneelona:
pE vRIEs SGT ALBERT-EFI. Jennie De
VTies mother, Wsylsnd.
DYER. PFC FoRREsT-Mu. Ada Dyer,
mother. Hersey.
DYKsTERHousE PVT EDwARD--Geffii
Dykstelhuu8e. lalhef. GLEnd Rapid6.
GRAHAM. SGT THOMAS WITS Leots
W. Graham. mother, Kalamazoo.
HAGEN CAPT RUDOLPH J--Mrs. Mabel
Hagen. sister, LASalle
HAMAKER. 20 1T EVERETT c-Mrs.
Everett Hsr,lakef. wife, Flint
HOTTER PFC WOODROW WINS Mary
H1ffer. mother. Monroe.
EoNGsTEEET PVT LAWRENCE --Srt
Rcsha Long1tfeet mother. Grand Rapids.
PtTHE- Pre- DONALD D--M!g. Ruhy Pitrs,
mother. Grand Haven.
REASOHER SGT CHARLES D.--ArS Char
lotte ReAsoneT wife, Holt
ZAEDER, S set DONALD Mrs sadie
ZRuQtF mother IJUis.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-08


FIRST CHESTER NJ.
HASZTAKOWSKI, u, infantry,
Dec. l6, Leyte: back in action;
awarded Purple Heart; Ham
tTamck High graduate; worked
for Parker Wolverine; in service,
June, l94l; overseas, March. 1914;
son Of Mrs Feliksa Karczmarski.
11gOo AngIin.
PV T. X LPH WEN
SCHRQEDER, 70, aHti-aiFcraft,
Dec. e. Germany: hospitalized.
RelFigm. wears Purple Heart
worked for Putnam Tool and Die
IN service. December, 1913; over
seas, August. 1874: son Of Mrs.
Christine ; iif,tt4itt- ,tt4itt-, 1858 1858 fkrfotirifff-
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Ilite MACit .cN1ki. rnnthrs Bay civ
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-15
Siebenbi;roiih= =2lmerifanifd,es DoIfsblatt
N,.s farrell, pa.

Sonrtag. Sen %. 9topc,uber, s
ltbr dbenbs, peranitalten sic Sdipc
tern nit gHnmen Gatharirl BON S:r
ct. Emllus 8emcilOe cin srpEca
&artcnpartic
llno unoere Spie!c, 81 nId,cm alc
ber5lld eingelaoen iiuo. Sicic Saba
rircn lperocn bcitcns Gorge tragen.
CAB alles porbcreitct lit. Sin gutter
Snnh 1piro ierpiert apcrocn, ol,d)
apcrcen ihone Yreiie fiir Die better
'Spieler ollsgceeben. &pmmt aQe, cs
lit iiir einen ieben Ylas, oenn es
miro. in Scr SaGic,balle obgebaItcr.
@ir Min ctcn lmlercn fraufcn
'Sblpeltcrll balO,ge 8cllel lung ,,ub
boffen iie balO BEL inns lpiIocr 81 bas
ben. arallf iino: @'arie Saoler, %.
Sager, Sara aflflcr, Sofia @o!mcr
Sara @iomaun, Yrot. -Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-15
9amendur Sarumia.

IS miro allen Siineeriuuen be.
fara,t gen,uft, oab mir fiir oie
SerbItIaiion mebrere ginlaaungeu
erbalteu uno angenommen baben.
Im Sorntag, 1S. Nop., 4 lttr
nadrnittags, aon,ert ser glauen
Nbna,t in Ser SIouenian Sale an
ct. Clair slpe. ,lnb 64. Str.
Im 9. 9e5ember iino mir BEL oe,
Magpar galnfaIb l0nGarba ltnsos
ridden Sangern, Serr 9iuoolf Shu-
iter, Girigenr
Serr Erof. z. Nifolaus eriuGt
ale SGrgerinlen Sic Eroben su be-
Iuhen, oenl mir befonmen neue Gle.
Der fiir oas &on5ert Ser Ser. S1ngtr
uno Sdngerinnen pon GlepelanS im
Sebrllur. DON .0eiiIeu Erof. Nifo'
Iaus Iirigent lit.
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illus GlepelanN. Ukie
Mdltuna &ealcr!

slaen 0fitglleoern oes 3. g. z.
&. II. Serein 3,peig 33 oiene iur oc.
fdlligen 9tofrift, oab oie Nriioer
spieoer eincn &egelflub arrangicrcu
apollen. 3lpar lino iton % ongenet,
Oct, mir lpollen aber nod piele mcbr,
,penn nlOglid) 80. IS ipu Sonntal
nahmlttag gcfeselt ,peroen in ser
Nonliider aegelbabu an Sit t4O.
ctr. Sieienigen alic, Sic 2:lIt babcn
am acgeln mOgen iih i'm Sitieite
Sadyienbeim bel Sobn Stefani an.
melSen ooer bel Sobn areb, g..
1924. @enn 40 MitglieSer suiam,
men iino, sriro inn SahIenbeim einc
Gerlantnllllng ubgebaltcn, "a apcr,
Den aaptains aufaeiteat lmo Damn
miro cs losgeben. Sober 9ruoer lit
millfommen bonn iiingitcn bis 5l1ln
altelten. &egelfornllanOp.
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