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Detroit evening times., 1945-09-27
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BUILER-Sept. as. DIT. Damon J., ~
years, beloved father Of Mrs Florentine
X Duvalois, Walter ID. OF Ann Arbor.
and Gilbert n Butler grandfather OF
KuhAghcn Funeral Home, l27Oi GTatiot
at walthAm. Friday al 2 y. m. Gre
JURCo-sussn OF 9si3 Bessemors,
susie JuTco, dear sister Of Mary. Ann.
Rose. Funeral Friday. 4a n;
Grstiot and sl5 at Patronage OF st.
Joseph Church
KLEECK-Franees c. Sept as. ags 50,
wife Of Bernard Kleeek dear mother of
Mu. Helen OttenbscheI. EDWARD,
bernard. Norman, cpls wiiired and
Ralph. Eranoehildren. Funeral
services at Cooper Bros. Mortuary. Mack
al Garland. Friday, a. m and 81.
cstherines Church a. o. Rosary
FisbSansd. Fsq5,sssd MicS' s1o p m" in'''"'h'
kosso"fk,s'PtA eiss4 " Mrs August s':Ts a:Ts S fsi
John EeumAn, Mrs. Joseph CrsysNski
Parker and Anthony c. y. NJ of
the u = Navy grandmother OF ~
grandchildren and "a greAt-gTsndehil-
from the residence. il55 Chalmers
at Ia D m. Intermsnt at Mt. onyet
Cemetery
LAwRENCE-sept. "a, Charlie V, oi
l4oB7 Saratoga, beloved husband OF
Mary. dear father Of Florence and hrt
Msry Fsins9sr. ET.ndiather ot tv,iSt.rs' MAY
Fred and Mrs. Theresa Lindoerg
Funeral Friday. $50 m, from 4. u.
Peters Funeral Home. l2os7 CrAtiot,
and Q q. m az Assumption tCrottol
Church.
OLLIG-sslna OF 27se1 sohoenherr,
sept "a beloved wife Of Joseph dear
srandmothsr Of Ronald and Donna
Funeral Friday, Q. 30 a. m. from \. h
Peters Funeral Home. i2o57 Grstiot
ana 10 a. n. a. Assumption ISroito
Ladies Arbeiter Society No. /.
PHiLLIP-sept "a. corneliA. a. resi-
dence. 3o2e Hillger, dear mother OF
hrs. Cora Murphy, In state at George
p. waTiek Funeral Home. 1893 z
Grand Blvd. until wednesday. 10 y. m
Interment AShtsbulA. o
PoDJAskE - Frank p. suddenly. be-
loved husband Of Gertrude dear father
D. Todlecki. John and Evelyn, grand
father OF grandchildren. Funeral
Friday from residence 5227 Crane ave
nue.. at $50 Nativity OF Our Lord
Church At 10 m. InteTmeht. MI
Olivet Cemetery.
SLIME suddenly. Sept "a. 1915.
Fred T., beloved husband OF Clara tnee
Julieni, dear brother Of Edward.
Charles, Harold. Stella. Mable. Funeral
from wilkie Funeral Home 1883
Outer Drive. West. at Lshser. ThursdAy.
Sept -, ct ! so o. m. interment.
Grand Lawn. ArenAe papers please COPY.
RIrLckI--Rssefly- -eh.riottr,- are :.
beloved daughter OF Ty and Ro@lis:
dear sister OF Allen: Granddaughter OF
Mrs. Rosslio Bonar and Mrs.. Priscilla
wituch Funeral THURSDAY al p. m.
from Stanley TurowGki Funeral Home.
5l5e scotten. Intsrmsnt Forestlawn.
zENTGREBE-sophia OF casco Town
ship. sept as. wife OF the late Charles,
dear mother OF Louis, Walter, Carl and
the late william, Mrs. Louise Prange
and Hugo: grandmother OF II Ersnd-
children and Il great srandchntren.
X. Peters Funeral Home. l2o57 Crstiot
and 2i30 p. m. a. ST James Evan
Eelicsi Church Casco. Mich. Inter-
ment Marine City.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-27
HAWTHORNE RESULTS

TtRSr HtJE-fl 500, clAlNlpG malQfn 4
year oldE. 6ls fuTlonn.
frank MunnG
iSanAbTl& 10000 - 80 lb %
Catch Wfisia tNgrrissy 40 90
Ffcs Cilxeu iNlrhuAI 90
Time ! IS Is. Oft 3.l7.
PinAfrrs Riskhire Kee Ho. Bean P9t Sea
LoE Man Johnny Fancy k!tk. Dixie Pebble
aud Eaay Duufh slNo ran.
SECOND RACI-Si 500. TIE Display, tllcs-
Rncet 2-yeaT-oifI. "a fuflungs
PsmY't CA iSich0fi l3 90 20 90
over SiFh' JeAtQp 40 20
SeRmhuL Pa tEmeT1 90
Tine p Is a." 4eis
Wee Wee Marie Goblin Queen jndy s-Puut-
lnE MAC Little snail a-Cic Play and Pet
Some Aisp ran
"a " Creech entry.
THIRD EACT--sl 800 ne Csfcnsrt Grove
aii0aEncet 2 ard A-yeaf-0lcs o. furiUnTt
VAldina Psrior Potafe - 60 % 90
En.w NoW Nichols $50 80
PhpAloi Jetk0pt 80
n Ia 3-s or AIT
Miss Tartan Vai6ink Clown. Thankful
GcHie't Nsts and Lucky Colonel also ran
FOURTH HACE-S2 500. the Wheaton. al
lrzaucef S-ytar-uics and up fgrluu9s
Ffnhl Glory Martin 660 $50 90
NerrvmarJh lNofTitsYt 40 go
Cfapfi E@ffE rFrooktI Z.bO
Tine - IS Of sfi
tyr Lad Scared Cards Viola Wise NJ
Rsbtr And JestinE Fox also ran.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-27

HAWTHORNE
miss TULLAHOhA, Anxiety, Loerator.
2-SESSIOk, ThormOnd, Prime Minister
3-BOOK PLATE. Float Away, Chief Ad-
wiser.
4-THvERIHE Mrs vsienti. Gala Event
S-WAIL FLOWER Mrs Chips. MIA Maria
6-BOLO'S CHOICE. Decker. Paragram.
7-FLORIZAA ACE, Prince Beiltro. Alahag
Band
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-27

-rh--r~rtf-- aiiovarrg ciyfrrrt
Horses itfIs1 according 70 post pcutlon
weather CLEAR trAck. tloS.
Post, ais m Detroit time
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-27
Roses Champ Aqain

ALLENTOWN Pa. Sept. 70
(UP)--The Lancaster Red Roses
captured their third straight In
ter-State League championship
last night when Paul KaTdow
beat Allentown 5 to l, for Lam
casters fourth straight victory.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-27
BELMONT PARK RESULTS

riRsT RAcL-'3 600. e.aiming. 2-yesI-
-A4ds7- -fsft,rrrr. rr.--------
Russian Action
DOdf0n iG 10 o 30 90
RulinE Time IlndhergI $40 90
Tims 2e 3-s. oil llC
windO~ shopper Max CSullivan. Home
Spun HioeLnian Kay Gios,n scnooIs..a al,
POND. and SILVER Head slso ran.
sEcosp RAcr-,2. 500 claiming. maiden
I.ll yiirhi iGoInan no 30 80
ZAckHol f AfrzfE4 = 10
-. Time 80 5-5, OF 49,
= Major Action Ambitious B!g sun Thsrns.
Golden cloih' %hieh cGg hsiians,'s' Ss Aes
Paper Knife also ran.
-IaiRD- -EAeE-s2 500. elaiHlns 3-ysar-
olds and w. J., miles
His,rionie tD0eS1n "a 50 1910 80
Armor Bearer stout $40 go
Sun Flsme Wright 90
Time i53 or 2ois
sirTano. Hlai Maad. hAe,yn y 'IsFgiRf
fi,I. Blocker. Hannah y ard RinFssay slS1
.Fi,le
rouRTH RhCf-s3o 900 maiden 2.ysas.
old fiiiieI 2 fsTiouEI wiasneT Course.
-AlzsIa Ln-le.-;- a a. A. A. = .
Do. po,' IsT ME ste,,s s@SeI.sryl $50 so
Tin' 40 IS. or 2.s4,a
s-Ds-ey Dums r-Brgom Rias. d-GiaTUt
s-Darby DinEo BlenhRra f.ThorOoeus 'BiSck
Re c-FoT Glove 'EIcalieuf MAS Del
IIiy sNiu q q sLAA.- -I11es-!-ssg- s.;tfH
ar Com LikEer also JAn.
sFlsle
,-Dsfoy Dan entry
C.C,rsenfYss stable entity
cWhsaty-RFltif entry.
- Clark entry
FiFTH RACE-'7 500 sdcst ths brook
s'espischase Hsndichp. 4-yssr-oidi and W
about ~ miles
sFrJFt Dragon Rob,fui 40 ga
- PltEs iAdamtl s0
Ti1se 4E4- ~ . %
sMrTcaflr DsArs'sW Fi0g'irr ftis 1-Cor
n sr Bhty Saoito and bChesapesse az.
ran
a.rufhrsa entry
~ A t.arE entry
SIXTH RACE 0On added ths Peconic
rtrcIrst class p 7-yFa.-r.rf i.Is mtet'
ffyar JACK iA'slntaI SO $50 40
Tswoo iArcsrc. $50 20
A. pfiH INCCfrarY 20
Tir~s 442-s ou sO-i,
Avshi BY AL Tan .oyine, jest John
az sEir Deep alNo rEr
STvENTH RACE-t7 500 t41st ths Glen
va allowances, Class =. 3-yssr-1.1s ard
u - miles
Mono FsF iDodtcn 90 50 90
FaUs thrCreHry 20 20
Bssh Faran tAtkipUu 80
-'rfs 2 ~ As OF 1els
spoon Bread Fsf SIGH. Grey Hocd. Fivt
Gun and Jsc0he also ran
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-31
UGO Club viii Celebrate Its
First Birthday Here Sunday

The USO Club Of Npsiiani viii
celebrate its first birthday Sunday
Feb. 4. James Maloney came as
director in March l94S, and worked
toward the opening OF the club
rooms. Previous to that time, en-
tertainment for Service Men was
sponsored by the American Legion.
The program had been organized
in August 1912 when the first group
was stationed at Willow Run. with
Harold Augustus, chairman of the
Legion Committee for soldier en-
iertainment, and Mrs. payid Robb
as chairman OF the hostess commit
lee.
The present senior hostess plan
ming committee consists OF Is men,
hers. The junior hostesses are di-
vided into is groups, each headed
by a key girl and assigned TO a
member OF the senior hostess COM
uittee. The success OF the $50
has been due, in large part TO the
planning and cooperation OF these
junior and senior groups all OF
which are volunteers.
The senior hostess group regis
tered and organized a junior host
ess personnel which has grown to
a registered group OF $40 with an
active group OF almost zoo
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-31
Talk on Bora Bora
Proves Fascinating

Once called The Sentinel Is
land" because OF the large. tower.
ing peak which guards over the
harbor. Bora Bora. now an Amer
lean outpost, Is living up to its
name. Last evening at Every
body's College. in speaking OF the
island Bora Bora, Henry NJ. Hedges
related in a fascinating manner the
characteristics OF the natives as he
and his wife found them before the
war. and their reactions 10 the
arrival Of the Americans His ex-
periences in learning from the
natives how to dive and spear fish.
Lis encounterings with octopuses,
his descriptions OF the marine gar
dens. giant clans, moray cells and
hunting for lobster and varo were
all thrilling episodes.
Exciting. indeed. was the Incl
dent OF sighting the first trip to ar
rive. and the uncertainty as to
whether il might be japanese, as
veil as the suspicion that the
Hedges presence on the island
aroused in the captain OF the ship
a feeling that they might be Nazi
agents. Mr.. Hedges excellent col
ored motion pictures illustrated
well his lecture.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-31
Calendar OF Social Events
TODAY

Npsian o'clock Legion home.
Ypsian Aerie Faterna Order Eagles o'clock 33 Cross
troop Presbyterian Church 345;
Methodist Salvation Army, O'Clock;
eight St Lukes Church House 345i troop 2S Carver
Center. o'clock.
Boy Scouts $50 p. Cub Den l. Willis Methodist Church
143. the home LANG Den Johns Church
pack l4O the school, Cub Den 4. Johns Church
pack l4 meets the school, 345 Cub Den Prospect
School pack 1888 the home of Mrs Hunter;
Cub Prospect School the of Mrs +.
Heurich Cub Den Prospect School pack 1875 the home
OF Mrs NJ Flanagan Cub Den Junior Chamber OF Commerce
pack 1872 at the home of Mrs v Henry; 1880 p Plat
School
meetings school, Foster School patrol meetings
the school
Wives of Men in Service at Gilbert House, p
THURSDAY
Queen City Tent Hive of Maccabees 730. AR Hall.
Congregational Womens Guild O'clock Shaefer.
Priscilla Guild Of Congregational Church o'clock with Mrs.
Robert Johnston
Presbyterian Womens Union
Methodist Womans Society Christian
meeting 12:S business meeting, 80, church
Lutheran Brotherhood of Lutheran Church
Npsilan Commandery
followed by Order OF Red Cross Temple
b b Bunco Club, o'clock with Mrs Gared
ST. Lukes Auxiliary Guild sewing
1880 Business meeting on Of
diocesan convention in Detroit
Knights of Pythas card party. o'clock X. P
Girl Scouts troop ten Harriet School o'clock:
House, o'clock; L. Church Is: troop Is
Brownies Roosevelt o'clock; troop St Church
lpslanti Lodge number 5fS IOOF.
Prospect Child Study Club troop pou dinner
$50 in Gilbert House
Boy Scouts Cub Commerce pack
I32 meets at American Legion Home: Den g. Junior
thamber OF Commerce pack 1872 at home T. Hawks:
Cub Den 4, Prospect School al home Of Mrs
Nsdsnmyer; p. St Johns troop patrol leaders CON
ference the school
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-31
Mrs. Horn Hostess
to Pleasure Club

Mrs William Horn was hostess
for the meeting OF the Industrial
Pleasure Club At her home Tuesday
afternoon. At the brief business
meeting It was voted to send $40
to the March OF Dimes fund Sever
al notes Of thanks from members.
Who have received baskets of
frult and flowers. were read The
remainder Of the afternoon was
spent sewing on quilts.
Refreshments we're served by
the hostess at the close OF the
afternoon The next meeting will
be Feb. l3 with Mrs. George Shuart
Mrs Hazel Cullis has returned
rom Detroit. where she spent the
week end with friends.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-31
Pick Of The Air Today

$50 Counter Spy;
$50 Ted Lewis Band;
1000 Niles and Prindle Comedy;
1880 on Stage Everybody.
MBS-S:3O Human Adventure;
$3.50 Cisco Kid:
Sumner Welles finale.
Thursday
NBC-10:30 a. m. Finders Keepers
Quiz;
1890 ,. m. Sky High Orchestra;
Sis Serenade to America.
CHS $3.50 Sing Along Club;
500 Weapons for Victory;
6:15 Calling Pan-America Con.
cert.
BLT-l2 noon Glamor Manor;
800 p. m Jimmy Carroll for
Morton Downey:
4.15 Ozark Ramblers.
MBS-11:30 a. m. Take It Easy
Music:
1870 p. IN. Paula Stone. Phil Bril-
70;
1850 Never too Old Quiz.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-31
DISREGARD oPA

Muskegon. Mish. About three
fourths of 1S4 business establish
ments checked in this city OF war
swollen wages by a force of rs in
vestigators last week were found
to be violating Office OF Price Ad-
ministration regulations, the OPA
said today. A report issued by the
district OPA Office at Grand Rapids
said the one-day survey showed 1877
OF the firms were overcharging. up
grading or failing to list ceiling
prices or keep proper records. Vio-
lators will be brought before local
price panels within the next week
or so. an OPA spokesman said.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-31
Grades Conduct
Cage Contests

Foster Schools basketeers were
hosts to Ross School teams in an.
other OF Willow Run Schools fifth
and sixth grade league contests,
Tuesday.
In the first game, Ross-Geib de.
feated the Foster-Ryan team 12-4.
High man was Bobby Prater, OF
Ross. with six points.
The second game between Ross
Hendrian and Foster-Sperry was
packed with excitement as Foster
beat out an Sc victory. Foster bat
tied from a % deadlock at the half
to nose out the Ross team in the
final moments OF the game.
Hurdle Parson OF Foster, won
the individual honors with score
OF six.
Two games were also played at
Spencer School Tuesday between
Spencer and Simmonds, in the first
game between Spencer fifth and
Simmonds fifth, Spencer won 3 to 4.
Richard Ramsay was high scorer.
for Spencer with four points. In
the second game between the sixth
grades of the two schools. Spencer
again won 8 to s. winning on a
foul in the last minute and half OF
the game. High scorers. for Spencer
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-31
Library Club to
Elect Officers

The Library Club formed OF mem.
bers OF Willow Run schools for tht
fifth to the eighth grades in each
school will have its first election Of
officers February 10 in the library
in the Willow Run Community,
Building. They will also max I
plans for periodical that will keel
the members OF the club informed
about the books in the library. Al
the last meeting. the Is or 16 per
cent made membership cards that
will be presented TO all OF those
who attend two meetings in sue
cession in the future.
In the library itself there is a
display on Early America whicP
includes pictures and books. A
shelf has also been set aside for
Valentines Day and one for Lin.
coin and Washington. These
books may be checked out during
February. A special display is
planned for Boy Scout Week, Feb
ruary to IA in which Boy Scout
literature wi be displayed. \
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-31
Degree Conferred

At the special communication OF
Phoenix Lodge 10 F.. ana A. NJ.
Tuesday evening. the Master Ma.
son degree was conferred on three
candidates Howard Trotter. wor.
shipful master. presided in the
East and announced that the En-.
tered Apprentice degree will be
conferred next Tuesday evening
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-31
TO TEST RULING

Detroit Federal Judge Arthur
F. Lederle signed an order Tues
day directing the Office OF Price
Administration to show cause why
it should not be restrained from
collecting valid gasoline coupons to
replace counterfeits accepted by
gasoline dealers. The suit to test
legality Of the OPA's regulation
was filed by Arnold F. Zeleznik,
attorney for Mike Groat, service
station operator.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-31
Capsule Sisters at
Abbeg Residence

Mrs Dennis Abbeg was hostess
for the meeting OF the Capsule Sis
ters Club at her home, Tuesday
evening. The women sewed, then
played pencil games with prizes
going TO Mrs, Melbourne Apple,
Mrs. Earl Kline, Mrs. Harold Eos
Ter. Mrs. william Renton and Mrs.
Myron Ashby.
The hostess served a delicious
buffet lunch at the close OF the
evening. The next meeting will be
with Mrs. Apple, Feb. Is,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-31
THE Willow RUN NEWS

were Dennis Brood and Howar,
Kits with four points each. Ind
vidual high honors went TO Rudol
Hunter OF Simmonds who scored 1
total OF six points.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-31
Mrs. Hazel Cults
HOnored at Dinner

Mrs. r. II. Kintigh entertained
Al a bountiful course dinner at her
home, Tuesday evening in celebra-
ton Of the birthday OF Mrs. Hazel
Cullis. Covers were laid for eight
close friends. A lighted birthday
cake featured the dessert.
Mrs. Cults was presented with a
Eift from the group, and she, in
turn. presented each OF the guests
with a small gift.
The remainder OF the evening
was spent socially.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-31
DR.. WhitehouSe WEEDS
Grand Rapids Girl

Grace Episcopal Church, Grand
Rapids, was the scene at O'Clock
Jan q, OF the marriage OF Miss
Barbara Norton Mcintyre, daugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Nc.
Intyre, Jr., Grand Rapids, and DR..
Walter NJ Whitehouse, son Of Prof.
and Mrs. Frank Whitehouse, Ypsi-
lanti Rev. Donald V. Carey Off
ciated at the service. The bride
was attended by her sister. Miss
Elizabeth Mcintyre. as maid of
honor and Miss Elizabeth White
house, sister OF the groom, as
bridesmaid. Lieut.. Frank White
house. Jr.. of the Army Air Corps,
served his brother as best man
and the ushers were Arthur
Hughes, Culver. Ind. and Dr. F.
Bruce Kimb ball, Ann Arbor. A recep-
ton followed the ceremony,
After a short wedding trip the
couple will reside at Howell. where
DR.. Whitehouse is on the medical
staff OF the Michigan State Sana-
forum.
Mrs. Whitehouse is graduate
OF Grand Rapids Junior College
and the University OF Michigan.
where she served as assistant to
the registrar. DR.. Whitehouse was
graduated from the Michigan State
Normal College and received his
NJ. s. and NJ. ID. degrees from the
University OF Michigan. where he
was a member of Alpha Kappa
Kappa Fraternity. and was an in
terne at the University Hospital.
Gains Weight
Diana Lynn Dennison, four
months old daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. James Dennison, 500 Pearl
St. who weighed only two pounds
and one ounce when she was born,
now weighs twelve pounds and
one ounce.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Easing and
family have moved from 1l2 f.
Michigan Ave. TO their newly pur-
chased home at 100 Lamay St.
Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Davidson,
go Washtenaw Ave, entertained
Mr.. and Mrs William Lyons, Saline,
Tuesday.
Mrs. Glen Jordan has returned
from Sheldon, where she attended
a birthday party for Mrs. Mary
Wiles, Lilley Rd.
s. G. Holmes, FL Monte, Cal, has
been visiting at the home OF his
brother. Roth and other relatives
the past week He was luncheon
guest today OF Frank Witmire, an
old friend OF years when he resid-
ed east of Ypsilanti on Goddess Rd.
Since leaving Michigan he has de-
yeloped a prosperous real estate
business in California.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-31

National Broadeastine Company
RED NETWORK-WLW 200, WWJ
$50, VINO go.
BLU NETWORK - WXYZ 1870,
WHAM 1850.
Columbia BroadeaStinp Company
WJR $50, WBBM $50, WCKY 1880,
WFBM 1860, VICAR 1850. WBNS
1850, WOOD 1910.
Mutual Broadesstinq Company
RED NETW Rk - CRLW 500,
WJBk 1890, WGN 720.
Tonight
NBC-S.0O Mr.. and Mrs. North;
$50 Henry Youngman:
900 Eddie Cantor and Burns and
Allen;
$50 District Attorney,
1000 Kay Kyser Hour.
CBS-7:30 Ellery Queen.
800 Jack Carson Show;
300 Frank Sinatra:
$50 which is Which Quiz;
10.3 30 Milt Berle Comedy
BLI--7.30 Lone Ranger starts 13th
year.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-31

campaigns. AS he is member OF a
veteran group that has been twice.
cited by the President OF the United
States for Outstanding perform.
ance OF duty in armed conflict with
the enemy" he wears the distIn,
gushed unit badge with one clus-
ter.
Lieut.. Frank Whitehouse, Jr..
spent Wednesday and Thursday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Whitehouse, Sr.. els W. For
est Ave. He flew TO Romulus Ain
Field and returned to MAXWELL
Field, Alabama, on a B-24.
William E. d. Davis serving
somewhere in the Pacific area says
that "all the fellows that he knows
are doing their part to bring the
war to an end as soon as possible
and also that the people back homo
are doing as much as they can 10
speed the end OF the war as quick
ly as they can" He adds, II enjoy
reading your paper very much. To
find out what goes on back home.
and hope that all OF the fellows
from my home town are receiving
the paper. l know that all helps to
pass away the time and usually
gives a few things to talk about"
Miss Isabelle Harris has returned
from Australia and New Guinea az
ter stay OF three years.
Mrs. r. c. Morell returned from
Chicago Monday with Sharon Lou.
Karen and Beth Ellen Morell. They
had visited her son, Rex, in boot
training at Great Lakes Naval
Training Station.
Mrs. Margaret Dundon is visited
by her husband, Avis, who arrived
Saturday for a 30-day furlough. Hs
had been gone over seven months
and is in the Merchant Marines. q
Miss Carol Cook, who is in Dutch
Guiana, has met q fellow Ypsilan-
tian, Russell Loesell, with whom
she used to go to school. She ar
rived in Dutch Guiana December
Il.
Bwart Meyer. U.s.N., is in hos
pital in Italy where he will be for
approximately one month.
Ti5 Louis B. Wiles. writing from
Europe says he receives the Ypsi-
lanti Press daily. Il sure do enjoy
your column OF service notes" he
writes. II have seen many things
and still believe st. 10 was the
worst yet" he adds. He seems to
feel that the weather has been the
worst enemy OF the American
| troops.
Pharmacist Mate Second Class
Wayne II. Thompson, one OF the
recipients OF Christmas gift from
the Goodfellows writes: How
grateful was TO receive your
splendid gift and let me send my
most sincere thanks. Over here In
/ Hawaii we had a joyful Christmas
although We were dreaming Of the
good times they were having back
there at our homes"
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Baka received
a letter from their son, PFC. Fred
Berger. telling OF his safe arrival
| somewhere in France. He suffered
seasickness while travelling.
Keith w. Bowers, Aviation Ma
chinist's Mate first class, U.S.N.R..
OF 230S Holmes Road, Ypsilanti, hat
returned from an Is months tour
OF duty in the Pacific with VPB-52,
a Navy search and bombing squad.
ron. He engaged in BLACK Cat
missions on which the black-hued
Catalina (PBY) flying boats flew
at low altitude at night in search
OF enemy shipping. Bowers also
took part in air-sea rescue patrols,
bombing missions OF various kinds,
and anti-submarine patrols.