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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-07-24
calendar Of Social Events
Eastern War Timel
TODAY

Loyal Lodge number IS Honor meeting $780,
St Lukes Church House
Loyal order of Moose s O'Clock, Hall
Auxiliary Veterans of Foreign meeting
Mrs. Mary Lore, $50 N. Huron
WEDNESDAY
Huron Navy Mothers Club Literary Club House
Washtenaw Rebekahs Officers Club shower
At home Of Mrs. Mary Lore
Women OF the Moose. o'clock, Moose
Ypsilan number
Mothers OF Men In Service o'clock. Gilbert
Ypsland Aerie Fraterna Eagles o'clock 3s Cross
THURSDAY
Riverside Study Club
dish TO pass beverage, sandwiches and table service
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DR.. Henry Owens
Making Short Stay

DR.. Henry Owens, former head
OF the language department at the
Normal College now has arrived
home for the first time since last
February for a short stay with his
family.
This is the second time he has
been home since taking a leave Of
absence from the college to join e
governments Foreign Economic
Administration in February. ls4S.
e has served in French Guiana.
North Africa, Sicily, Italy. France
and England with the organiIa.
ton.
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THEY USED TO CALl
HER FATTY

Almost unbelievable loss Of weight
possible for most overweight psopl
through q pleasant. absolutely ham
less reducing method. While satin
plenty. il is possible to take of - muc
as three to Eve unsightly pounds wssl
No exercise. no starvation diet. no n
dueins drugs or cstharties are neossser
for those who seek to regain . yrsosfu
youthful figure. In fact. the Trsas'
Way Is 90 Confidently recommsnde
that you may try Tremett without m
ing a penny. You and your friends ms|
marvel at the exciting improvemes
in your appearance; you must ct q
results you seek in 20 days. OF yoS
money viii be refunded IN full. EAs|
to-follow directions with every pseksd
Ask for Tremett at Cunninghal
Drug Stores aud druggists ever
where.
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Stork Calls

Son. Edwin Ray. to Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Harcourt. formerly OF Ypsi.
lanti. now residing in Tawas City:
weight seven pounds four ounces.
Mrs. Harcourt is the former Miss
Helen TeWell of Ypsilant.
Daughter, Jean s.. to Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Litow. 422 S. Huron St.
at st. Joseph's Mercy Hospital,
July II; weight six pounds. 10
ounces.
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WELLS SELECTED

Ann Arbor, Mich. July "a A
newly former Michigan committee
Of Americans for Poland an
nounced today that Prof. Carlton
F. Wells OF the University OF Mich.
igan. English department had been
selected as chairman. The purpose
Of the committee is to report on
the Russo-Polish controversy from
the standpoint other than that Of
the Soviet Press.
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The Willow RUN NEWS
Willow Run Calender
TODAY

TODAY
100 until dark, Fairgrounds
open at Foster School and the Com.
munity Building.
500 to 3:30-Children's storiesI
told at the Library.
300 to 1l:00-Clay Hill Com
munity Night. at the Community
building.
6:30-Baseball between the Com
munity Building Juniors and ths
Foster Juniors at the Community
Building.
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Thousands View
Returned Planes

More than 5000 persons here
have seen battle-scarred Willow
Run produced bombers.
For the FIRST time. veteran heavy
bombers were on public display at
the Willow Run Bomber Plant Sun.
day and more than 5000 made in
spectlon trips.
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GEORGE BENTON

The John Renton family. 2O2 f.
Forest Ave. received word today
OF the death OF their cousin.
George Renton at Ferndsle. Flu
neral will be at Spauldlng Funeral
Home, Ferndale, Thursday at o..
clock.
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Farewell Given
Mrs. Reva Olsen

A farewell party was given Mon.
day evening by Gamma Pi Chapter,
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority. in honor
OF Its director, Mrs. Reva Olsen.
Mrs. L. Bush, Mrs. C. Beatty. Mrs,
r. Alldaffer. Misses Joyce Thayer,
Dorothy Rice. Charlotte Heesch,
Thelma Lutz, Rachel Fowler. wlni.
fred Bergstrom, Dorothy Bell and
Miss Jean Brown, a guest.
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In the Sick Room

Mrs. Margaret Putnam fell Sat
urday afternoon at her home
breaking her right wrist.
Mrs. w. C. Allen, 12l College Pl.,
who has been very i'll. is improving.
Mrs. Mabel Stadtmiller is a pa.
tient at University of Michigan
Hospital, Ann Arbor,
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Patient Escapes
Miss Jean Oulette, II, patient
at the fpsilanti State Hospital,
escaped Monday. She is five fee,
four inches tall. weighs lis pounds
and is believed to be wearing a
pink dress. Her mother lives in
Wyandotte.
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Ann Arbor, Mich. July 24-Unit-
ed States immigration policy for
the last half century has been con-
demned BY Prof. Everett Brown.
chairman Of the University OF Mich
igan political science department.
In his conference on THE United
States in the Postwar World" he
stated that he thought racial dis
elimination Is at the bottom OF the
past immigration policy.
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To Speak

To Speak
Bayard Buchen, director OF Vet.
Grams Affairs. will speak to the
Dexter Kiwanis Club tonight at
$50 and assist a committee
there In setting up a program for
assistance to veterans.
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Ypsiidnf Briefs
Purchases Property

FuFchdSeb Properly
Jack Weber has purchased the
property at 10 N. Adams st. to be
established as the Yellow Taxi
Cab headquarters.
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Lambda Chi Omega
PicnicS at Point

The social. meeting for July, COR
the lambda Chi Omega Sorority.
was a picnic Monday evening at
Edison Point. After a delicious pic.
mic supper. the. q members were
entertained by viewing the many
souvenirs displayed by Mrs. Max
Bronson from her collection that
her husband has sent from Ger.
many and France.
The committee for the picnic was
Mrs. Paul Mass, Miss Florence
Ennis, Mira. John Adair, Miss Mag
dalen Blum and Miss Helen Nc
Gala.
DRIVE, WALK SAFELY
Traffic Injuries In YpsIIantI -
Traffic Deaths This Year. -
Checked your brakes recently?
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George Gaudy and Herbert Pack.
ard returned home, Monday. from
a three weeks trip south. While in
St Petersburg, Fla. they spent
four days with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Brooks, and in West Palm Beach
they called on Miss Mary Parrish.
They Travelled nearly four thousand
miles.
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Silver Anniversary
of Wedding Marked

The silver wedding anniversary
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Abercrom.
bic Sunday was the occasion OF a
delightful open house" when so
OF their friends gathered to cele.
brate the day. The house was beau.
tifully decorated with summer flow.
ers. The return from England FRI
day OF Lieut.. Thomas Abercrombie
OF the Third Ferrying Group OF the
Air Force based at Romulus, made
a happy feature o. the day. The
presence OF two couples who at.
tended the wedding twenty-five
years ago Mr.. and Mrs. Harold ].
Garrison, Lansing, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Merle Hurni, Galesburg, was
another pleasant factor in the en-.
joyment Of the day. Assisting In
the function were Mrs. Helen NIL.
Ter sister Of Mrs. Abercromb bic,
Mrs. Roy Struble, Galesburg, and
Mrs. Ned Steere.
Norman Abercrombie and Mar
garet Coleman were married July
y. 1920, at Kalamazoo. with Rev.
John Dunning officiating and have
lived In Ypsilanti the greater part
OF their married life. One OF the
many lovely gifts they received
was q set OF sterling silver, the
gift OF Ypsilanu friends.
Guests were present from Ian
sing, Dearborn, Ann Arbor. Gales-
burg Detroit. Kalamazoo, Ann Ar.
hor and Milan
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Receive Frlenda

Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Kraus re.
ceiyed about 50 Ypsilanti friends
at an informal Open House, Sunday
afternoon. at their newly built
home on E. Grand Blvd. A lovely
arrangement of summer flowers
conferred the white spread tea table
where refreshments OF tea. cakes
and open face sandwiches were
served. The Krsuses left today for
oscoda, their former home, for a
few days stay.
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Seaman Robert Abercrombie has
returned to his ship in the Pacific
area after spending his leave here.
Mr.. and MI !. Fred II. Aldrich,
Ann Arbor, visited their cousin,
Miss Marina Osband, Monday. They
are moving from Ann Arbor TEN.
porarily to Birmingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Struble, Gales
burg, were week end guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Norman Abercrombie.
Willard Fletcher, Grass Lake, has
been spending a few days with
Ypsilan.i friends.
Mrs. Harold Davis and children,
Nancy and John. and Miss Nellie
Lounsbury, Ann Arbor, we're guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Earl and
family and Mrs. Herbert Hines,
Sunday. and all had dinner in
Prospect Park.
Norman Eichsteadt, Miss Rita
Morningstar.. Chester Karwicka,
Miss Grace Morningstar, Miss
Phyllis Grabow. Miss June Short,
Miss Eleanor Brown, and Miss
Alice Cook spent Sunday afternoon
at Whitmore Lake.
Carl r. Furtney and family are
spending this week at Portage
Lake.
Harry F. shaefer is in Chicago
on business for few days.
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Missing in Action

Capt.. Nicholas Opalich, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Opal
ich, 1902 Arcade Avenue, has
been missing in Luxembourg
since February 19, the War De-
partment has announced. He
was serving with the 4th Ar
mored Division of the Third
Army. Capt. Opalich is the hold
er of the Bronze and Silver
stars.
The 26-year-oh captain is a
graduate of Collinwood High
School. He entered the service
on March II, 1911, and has been
overseas since December, 1943.
Three of his brothers are in the
service. They are: Sgt. George
in Belgium, Michael Jr., in the
Philippines, and Pfc. Daniel in
India,
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Sisters Open
Beauty Shoppe

Sisters Beauty Shoppe for
merly Esthers, located at 764
East 185 Street, is now operated
by Fran Kristoff and 10 Vad-
nal, daughters Of Mrs. Klein.
The shoppe has been redecor-
ated and reequipped providing
beauty service to be as comfort
able as possible. Since wartime
industry keeps you busy during
the day, late appointments are
being made to your convenience.
They specialize in cold waves,
and other permanent waves,
scalp treatments, dyes, and give
beauty advice.
Now is the time to call to
make your appointment for the
hair do to go with your Easter
bonnet.
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Frank Btoek ii french
Finnish Program

Dr.. Frank Black will make his
final appearance this season as
guest conductor Of the 'C1eve-
land Orchestra tonight in Sew
lera1ce Hall in q program Of
French and Finnish music. Jo-
seph Knitzer, the youthful
American vioIinist who is head
Of the violin department Of the
Cleveland Institute Of Music,
will assist in the performances
of Chausson's "P o e m e. and
.Ravel's "Tzigane." Lalo will
be the other French composer to
be heard. The overture to his
Opera, lie Roi dYs' will open
the program. The second half of
the program will be given over
to the second Symphony Of the
great Finnish composer, Jan
Sibelius.
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's..e,:1,s' : = @ ENGLISH SECTION Hs:;''
Netherlands Exhibit

The Cleveland Public Library
and the Netherlands Informa-
|tion Bureau sponsor an exhibit
on the second floor Of the Main
Library, beginning Monday,
March II, and contin u in 6
through the remainder of the
month. Entitled "OuA Ally-The
Netherlands" the exhibition is
made up Of photographs and pic
torial material and presents in a
brief way the story Of the
Netherlands and her overseas
territories, as we'll as the Neither
lands East and West Indies.
All preliminary arrangements
for the display were made by j.
w. Vanden Bosch, acting consul
of the Netherlands in Cleveland
and head of the Business Infor-
nation D e p ar t m e n t of the
Chamber of Commerce.
Opening ceremonies will be
held Monday evening at 8 in the
John G. White Division, third
floor, Main Library, with a pro-
gram Of music, talks and the
showing of the motion picture,
"The Dutch Tradition"
Guest speakers for the eve
ming include the Hon. Thomas
A. Burke, Mayor Of Cleveland;
Clarence S. Metcalf, Director of
the Cleveland Public Library
system; DR.. E. e. Ecker of
Western Reserve University,
and Mr.. Fritz Lugt Of the
Hague, Holland.
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Births

Announcing the birth Of a 91z
pound baby boy, are Mr.. and
Mrs. Romeo Gregorie of 1862
Arrowhead Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Menart,
493 East lao Street, announced
the birth of twins, a boy and
girl, last Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Menart of 14911 Sylvia Avenue
are grandparents for the third
time. The father is secretary of
Lodge Eastern Stars No. So
SDZ.
Congratulations!
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PRISONER OF WAR

Pfc. Edward A. Tomazin who
was previously reported missing
in action, is a prisoner of war in
Germany, it was announced re-
Gently, when his father, Joseph
Tomazin, 500 Bonna Avenue,
received a letter from him. Ed
ward is 20 years old, and a grad
uate Of East Tech High School.
He entered the service last June,
and was serving overseas since
August.
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WRESTLING RETURNS
TO. PUBLIC HALL MON.

Jack Ganson, the local wrest-
ling prom o t n, will resume
wrestling matches at the Public
Hall Monday, March IL, featur-
ing the gruesome and unbeat-
able Maurice Tellet, bette r
known as the French Angel,
versus Ivan Rasputin, the Rus
sian Bear. They will go the best
two out of three falls with a 90
minute time limit.
Supporting the main bout,
Ganson will bring six new faces
to Cleveland. The former Eu-
ropean and American Greco-Ro-
man wrestling champion, Karl
Pojello, of Lithuania, will meet
George Bowman, the Hungarian
Greco-Roman champion; Eddie
Slake, the Polish Wonder Boy
and former amateur wrestling
champ from Indiana University,
will take on the Terrible Turk, a
newcomer in this country.
In the first bout, Jim Parker,
an Irish boy from Indianapolis,
will meet the colored wonder,
Alec Kaffner, who halls from
Chicago, Ill.
Doors will be open at Z P. M.
and the bouts will start at $50
r. M. at the Public Hall Annex
downstairs.
Tickets can be obtained at
Bonds Ticket Office, 419 Euclid
Avenue and at the Public Hall
on the day of the match.
In accordance with the IL
o'clock curfew, Promoter Gan
son is only putting on four
bouts.
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On furlough after Al months
of service in the Pacific, is Cpl.
Milan Sosic, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Sosic, 448 East 157 Street.
TIMELY LECTURE

Sunday, March II, at $3.50 p.
M. an interesting lecture will be
given at 12516 Shaw Avenue,
corner ST. Clair Ave. The lee
turer will stress the current
events pertaining to the war,
and the highlights Of the com
ing social change. This lecture
will be Of special interest to par
ents, brothers, sisters and wives,
who have relatives III the armed
forces Of the United States. No
admission! Attend the lecture
and acquaint yourself with
facts!
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in Action

Pfc. Frank Zorko, 23-year-old
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Zor-
ko, 848 East 156 Street, was
wounded in action in Luxem
'bourg on December 10. He is in
an army hospital ii England.
Prior To his call to the service
in April, 1943, he was employed
at the Thompson Aircraft Prod
ucts Co. He has been SERVING
overseas since August.
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Obituaries

Bdmbjc, Frunk. Age So years.
Residence at 6O33 st. Clair
Avenue.
Barjo, Joseph - Residence at
1149 East 172 Street; 81
years Of age. Wife and two
sons survive.
Intibar, Jennie - Age "a years.
Residence 1118 East 81 Street.
Survived by husband, daugh-
ter and four sons.
Jesenovec, John - OF Bruins
wick, Ohio. Age SIS years. Son
and three daughters survive.
Krasevec, Harry. - Residence
1860 East 221 Street. Age 60
years. Four daughters sur
vive.
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TWILIGHT CONCERT

Rudolph Ringwall will lead
the Cleveland Orchestra in a
performance Of the entire suite
from Stravinsky's Ballet, "The
Fire Bird" at the Twilight Con-
cert in Severance Hall tomor-
row afternoon at $3.50. The pro-
gram will also include the two
middle movements of Tschai-
kovsky's Fourth Symphony and
the Tone Poem "The Swan of
Tuonela" by Sibelius.
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Ch urch, this
morning. John
NJ. Prudish, a
member Of the
Conlrade Lodge,
No. 566 SNIP
was previously
repor ted seri-
OuSlv wounded
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st. Clair Rifle
& Hunting Club

Members of the st. Clair Ri
file g. H uniting Club are re-
quested to come to the Club
farm with garden tools tomor-
row at 8 a. M, to assist in pre-
pairing the grounds for the COM
ing season.
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Meeting Tomorrow

A directors meeting Of the
Slovene Labor Hall on Prince.
Avenue, will be held Sunday,
March II, at 1890 a. m. All
board members are requested to
attend.
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MI. ana Mrs. JOnn fenQe,
1851 East 1877 Street, have two
sons in the service. Pfc. John is
serving in Germany with the
rangers. In the Army since De-
cember, 1912, he has been over
seas for one year. Pvt. Frank
entered the service on February
26, 1914, and is stationed in Ala
bama. Friends may write to him
at the following address:
Pvt. Frank J. Fende 35243188,
Co. A, 18th Trn. Bn., 5th Reg,
IRTC,
Fort Mcclellan, Alabama.
Two sons of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Balish, 1850, East 175
Street are in the service.
Cpl. John has been I'M the serv-
ice for three years, and over
seas two years. He is stationed
in Australia, from where he sent
his parents S souveniers. He
writes that the boys know that
we have received the good news
of the attacks on Tokyo by air.
It is believed that Cpl. John is a
member of one Of these crews.
? Another son, Pfc. Gerald is
serving with the Marines for a
year.
He was sent overseas, without
a furlough, after three months
of basic training. He particip-
ated in the Saipan and Pele1iu
battles, and on September 16 Of
last year he was wounded in ac-
tion. He is in an Army hospital
in the New Hebrides. On Febru-
ary 6 he was awarded the Pur-
pie Heart for his wounds.
1t. and Mrs. Lewis C.. Stava-
MIA are in Cleveland on a short
leave visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Stavanja, 1928
Nottingham Road. 1t. Stavanja
recently returned from special
duty in Italy. After his leave, he
will leave for Washington, D. c.,
to take up duties there.
Home on a 12-day leave is
John Ujcich, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. V. Ujcich, 1860 East u
Street. He is staying with his
wife, at 1924 Kosciuzko Avenue.
His brothers are also in the
service. They are: Joseph in the
Pacific, and Anton somewhere
in England. ..-4.~
On furlough after Al months
of service in the Pacific, is Cpl.
Milan Sosic, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
! Sosic 442 East 157 Street
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and Edward ii France, and Au-
gust in Ke1slsr Field, Miss. III
addit1on W ~ Shove, ~ leaves
= b1os l,e1 - two sistsrs 4
Cleveland
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In Hospital

Mrs. Anna Picman, 1225 East
168 Street, is confined to Cleve-
land Clinic hospital, where she
underwent an operation this
past Tuesday. Friends may visit
her.
Donald Znidarsic, son Of the
well known Mr.. Louis Znidarsic,
205O1 Naumanne Avenue, was
taken to Glenville Hospital last
Tuesday, where he underwent
an appendicitis operation.
The well known Mr.. Joseph r.
Durn Of. 1905 Waterloo Road,
underwent an operation this
past Tuesday at University Hos
pital.
Mrs. Mary Belaj, wife Of Mr..
Frank Belaj, owner Of the Belaj
store for men at 62O5 ST. Clair
Avenue, was taken to MI. Sinai
Hospital recently.
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! Killed IN AcfionJ

PFC. John III. PrstdiSh Jr:
a memorial requiem high
mass was offered for Pfc. John
M. Prudish, 80, at st, Aloysius'
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same date. He was however
killed June 16, according to the
War Department.
John was the husband of Mrs.
Helen Prudish, the father of
Diane Marie, 21z years old, and
the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John M.
Prudish ST., 500 East 351 Street,
Willoughby, o.
Pfc. Prudish was a graduate
OF Collinwood High School and
prior to entering service March
18, 1943 was employed by the
Euclid Road Machinery Co. He
had been overseas since Janu-
ary, 1914.
Also surviving Pfc. Prudish
are two sisters, Mrs. Pauline
Fletcher Of 1876 East 1853 Street
and Mrs. Marie Bishop of Balti-
more, Md.
John joine d the Comrade
Lodge in 1881, transferring
from Struggler Lodge. He, Rudy
Turk, the Stritofs and Slabe
formed a jovial | combination
during the early stages of our
existence. Though never ex-
tremely active, John always
managed to show up at our af-
fairs. To his wife Helen and
family we extend our sincere
sympathy.
Joe Fifolt, Secretary.
The War Department has an
nounced that Pfc. John Udovic,
son of Anton Udovic, 1908 Act
ma Road, and husband of Lillian
Udovic, 1904 Connecticut Ave-
nue., was killed in action in
France on June Is, 1914. He was
previously reported missing
since that date.
The 22-year-old artilleryman
entered the service in October,
1912, and was serving overseas
since January, 1914. Besides his
father and wife, he leaves a six
month-old daughter, two broth
ers, one Of whom is in the Phil
ippines, and seven sisters.
Mrs. Mary Unetic, 922 East
200 Street, was notified by the
War Department, that her hus-
band, Pvt. Frank J. Unetic, who
was reported missing since Feb
ruary 1, was killed on that date.
Pvt. Unetic was called to the
service in August, 1943, and was
serving overseas since Febru-
ary, 1914. He was 35 years of
age. Last May, he was wounded
in action in France. After three
months in an army hospital in
England, he returned to active
duty. His last letter to his wife
was written January 81.
In addition to his wife, he
leaves his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Unetic of 1854 Trafal-
gar Avenue, two brothers, An
thony of Long Island, N. Y, and
Edward, with the Navy in the
Pacific. He also is survived by
two sisters, Mrs. Mary Cichon,
$40 East 185 Street, and Flor
eace Unetic.
The War Department notified
Mrs. Norma S. MikIich, 272 Fen
kel Road, Chagrin Falls, O., that
her husband, 29-year-old Lieut.
Ivan J.l Miklich, was killed in
France on July ~. He was previ-
ously reported missing after
which he was listed among the
prisoners in Germany.
Lie,lt. MikIich is survived by
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Miklich Of 185O9 Shawnee Ave
nue. He attended CoIlinwood
High School, and was . grsdu-
ats Of State High School.
Besides his wife and parents,
rsN~ - ~ ~ i .salkss5 49, -