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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-11

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-11

Dear Mrs. Post: I am going to
the hospital with a girl friend to
see her mother, who is a stranger to
me. Should I take her flowers OF
something else?
Answer-F1owers are always ap-
preciated, but 1t is not expected that
you take them, unless you grow
them or can easily afford to buy
them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-11
EnilyPost's
Etiquette

On the subject of trying to re-
member the dishes that guests en-
joyed especially, this story has Just
been told me by a neighbor who
sometime ago was told enthusiastic
cally by another neighbor that the
carrots served at lunch were from
her own garden. This guest, as a
matter of fact, really dislikes car
rots, but wanting to be appreciative
made an effort not only to praise
them but also to eat them with ap-
parent relish. She went SO far as
to say they were the most delicious
carrots she ever had eaten. (She
didn't explain that lever" meant
almost neverD The unhappy result
has been that every time she takes
a meal with this neighbor she is fed
carrots!
This was, Of course, reverse side
OF my columns suggestion that a
hostess remember her guests likes
and dislikes.
Dear Mrs. Post: Would 1t be i'm
proper for the maid of honor and
the best man to drive in the same
car with the bride and groom from
the church to the reception?
Answer can't imagine such
tactlessness as intruding upon the
bride and groom on that one par
ticular occasion. 1t would be better
to go to the house no matter how,
rather than break in upon one of
the most halloWed moments in life
Dear Mrs. Post: My son has just
married and Is coming here on his
honeymoon to see us so we can meet
his wife. We are planning to give
the couple reception at that time.
How shall I introduce her to the
guests who will be in greatest num-
Der the friends and relatives of my
husband and myself.
Answer-You don't have to give
her name because every one knows
who is standing beside you. The
best way to introduce them to her
is by saying, Sally, this is our
neighbor, Mrs. Brown" or "this is
Johns Aunt Mary" or "this is Johns
Uncle Henry" or "these are among
our dearest friends, Mr.. and Mrs.
JONES'" etc.
Dear Mrs. Post: I am going to
the hospital with girl friend to
see her mother, who is a stranger to
me. Should I take her flowers or
something else?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-11

you're sure 1t Is dry. use steel wool,
II necessary, and apply the second
coat. made the mistake OF putting
too heavy first coat on the tray
of high chair and it took "A hours
to dry. For a sink, this would be
inconvenient! In about three or
four months you will need another
coat. The $64 question, Of course, is
how to remove it! I have about six
coats on my linoleuin sink and can't
think of any way that won't harm
the linoleum.
Evening star., 1945-09-02
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Hollywood
Fathers

life with father, when father happens to
l. be a Hollywood movie star, brings up
some interesting questions. What happens
when Dad comes home from tough day
at the studio? Does he toss his hat into the
corner, drop into a chair, tell the kids to shut
up and bury himself in the baseball scores?
Well, maybe sometimes, because movie
stars are human, too. But that's not gen.
orally so In most cases the cinema badmen,
comedians, lovers and singers are home
loving crew.
Top Roles
Poor of their domesticity lies in the large
number of children adopted by both child
less couples and those who have youngsters
of their own. Take Fred MacMurray. He
and his wife, Lillian. have adopted boy
and girl - Susan, five, and Robert, one.
And many other stars are doing the same
thing
The pictures on this page take you into
some Hollywood homes show you the lead
ing men playing their top roles.
Evening star., 1945-09-02

"aoaf SALAD stEaa. moas Miracle Whips lively
different" flavor, and special creaminess, give
salads brand new goodness A unique type of
dressing, Miracle Whip combines the qualities
of old d-fashioned boiled dressing and fine may
onnaise. Zippy. zesty, but not sharp - the
one and only Miracle Whip is far and away
the most popular salad dressing ever created!
Evening star., 1945-09-02

CORONATION SALAD. Soften
2 tbsp. gelatin in u C. cold
water; dissolve in y C. boil
ing water; add 2 tbsp. sugar;
cool. Add " tsp. salt, 2 tbsp.
lemon juice, l tsp. scraped
onion, and l c. grated drain
ed cucumber. Soften 2 3-oz.
pkgs. Philadelphia Brand
Cream Cheese with !. C. gel
attn mixture. Chill rest of
gelatin until partially thick
ened; beat with rotary
beater until foamy. Com
bine with cheese; pour into
ring mold; chill until firm.
Unmold; fill center with
lettuce; surround with Gin
Observation-Disclosures
Serve with Miracle Whip.
Ad-daleel., 1945-02-07

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-09-13
q

zsSDHt EDWARDS is an attractive.
rcd-hr'ied dress designer who Sulun-
tcers to taxi ll-Nrlr-oli
spfN>tR NIIHiNCTON. m tuou,,
huS who wa h"mbrd out ut hi hom,
L. Nv" with hCt on a dude ranch in
Arizona unttt II, can return horne.
Btil\bA ADAMS Is tho unhappy IL
NtaI old daughter OF
GORDON ADAMS. handsome owner of
Mesquite Ranch.
YESTERDAY Gordon Adams ercs his
small laughter, Belinda, alter his
absence From tir rtDgh and, thnval
-andrt retuSrs Ia admit II, she. liz
-prn~cr, would Lii" to have hnsgJ
what tho two had to say to each
other.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-04
s575-85 Jos. CAMPAU
APARTMENT PROP. ron SALE
PRINTING PRESS MONEY

PRINTING PRESS MONEY
Don't fool yourself. we have that no-
TREMENDOUS pent-up buying power Of
24o billion dollars In cash, deposits and
government bonds owned by individuals
hangs over the market what would
happen 10 prices II scared money runs
20 cover We can't hold these proper
ties Make ~ your mind. You'll be
sorry n you wait See Mr.. Bedford for
ell Facts and Figures.
sal 600 On Finest Is-sp, a. large
C0nstruction cost SIS 900. lifetime
buy only s4s 900. Reliable east side
SIG 900 DIN Best 1z-spt. rms
baths with showers New stoves Cheap
rent. ss,24s Built 1919, one OF the
latest Snap. s32 600
SIS 900 DN 49, Outstanding cor, 40
tansless water heater Very clean. Low
rents $40 600 widow win sell at cost
SIC 600 On Estate mus, sell 22-spt,
f-story. elevator. all new Kelvinat tors
Former sales value si25 600 Former
rentS, sac 600 Ceiling rent now. si0.-
900. Entire price only s4s 900.
SIS. 900 On. - II spts, 3-4 rooms
new 81 plant, new tsnkless hot water.
new stoker Big snowy property. De
preston rent $4,000 Construction
cost. sl45 600 Out OF town owner will
sell. only SIS. 900
SIS. 600 On --shsdov Of Fisher Bldr
Lobby elevator Profitable going business
with s35 600 ceiling rent. Price only
haf replacement cost Operating figures
from the books
We Specialize in the
Mana oernent of Ana art ment G
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-04
We Specialize in the

VIC bFtNIdIIAt III tIIt
Management of Apartments
HOMER WARREN g. CO.
Dime Bidg CA o32I
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-04
BUNGALOWS FoR SALE

A BARGAIN-S3,975
ARINGTOS. o2--Eesr Plymouth Rd
Ideal i.foor home livi1g room acfUss
front faH dining room. srHtrway -
-flonrru ~-f-~ttsfi tif.ffs. fat
basement X furnace neW roof
fencsd paved near supef markets.
Ickrl<1.X nr14 trar1sr-1r.nttr,-f 100 an
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-04
AUTO. TRUCK REPAIRING

AUTO ToPs-Rusiness eoupes conyertsl
10 Spas coupes Seat covers. Genera
Top & Trim. 3036 Fenkell. UN 4-346s
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-04
RUSSELL l.. LANGLOIS
ERANk i RIEGAI.

.2aRn MiEIl4I--- ---- -------4-l Ar- 4
We Have over 100 rnmes i1r SA'e
ECORsE RD - blnEal1at c1 2i1 acres
cod thape Psicr only $4,000 81 600
down Knapp IA 400
ffNCOfS PARK --PassrsEian naN HAN
FOpD 2a7f besufifgl tungsioS fars
hri~k near new Afse herr10r1 TIED
bah gst hes' Stuyw REhet and
screened landtcsaef trees and ftrubs
20 . lo'
EIsEA REALTY AND lSvyST co
s7i7 w For' VI I-I4oo
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-04
ROY L. ROCNTitEE

1900 PLYMOUTH RD W $500
PARGAIN-vAH DYYE-sis NILE SIC
4 large rooms and bathroom, p.sSiertd.
hsrencoe flocfi WateT EAs flertrc and
toilet In 1 Ger Farsre bargain, 81 $50
$3.50 down Plenty 0thrrt
IRWIN RICHT n HINES fNC
92iis van Dyke 81 $40
rFARBOPS-s-s ffsme income p q.
D., ragaFr on Kenlle0rtf s. 500.
600
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-04
HOWELL


2fo ACRES located on good road some
~oods river and good soil barns
silo. m!lE mouse. granary tool shec, hog
house and poultry house The farm
home has : rooms and Is electric lighted
Price SIS an acre. terms. immediate
puSE.SSlOn ~ desired
o0-ACRE poultry and fruit farm located
on Improved road. 5 acres timber. Is
acres of orchard. Poultry house 2ox2o0
feet feed house 2or20. , small barns
b-room BUNGALOW style home between
900 and 100 laying hens, IS
sheep. Gov and spray outfit An
excellent poultry farm. Buy IL a. II Is
!or $40 500.
80 ACRES located on an improved
road. excellent soil 6-rpom house. hot
water heat, ttoker feed pressure water.
complete bath utility room. laundry
trAy4 giASseo In porchcs also a
basement barn Price $4,000.
227 ACRES lake farm with long fnont-
age on Grand River good lake frontage
} houses, large dairy barn with steel
stAnchionS individual water buckets 2
silos. etc. This farm presents wonderful
p1sdbilities
100 ACRES 4 miles from Howell 2
good homes , barns. tilo and other
outoldgS An excellent dairy farm
fof $40. 900.
L. n. CRANDALL
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-04
FARMS. LANDS FOR SALE

COMPLETE state IsHds|s7
arrt up LIT IS centT NIchIfss Tar
Service Bureau. a35 Majestic Bldg
AT LEXINGTON. Mich. Yarns, lake
frontage. business prop. with and with
out buildings. IL. G. HUCK. PR 1890.
Rr rUSEvfLtE-I-fOOm h0uys, modern
except basement large chicken house
barn lot i5ox20o on paved street
$500. $4,000 Down immediate pos
session. AIRPORT REALTY co. PR
1890
Do YOU siSh 10 buy a tarm either 40
so. 100. i20 or lso AcreS1 II 20
come and look over the lat We have
10 offeE--we yill enve you free a
charge. Geo spaFling, Resltor. CaaAe
FARMs--LARCE AND SMALL
10 &C Il Nj. nT. Woodward 81 600
> Ac.--R1neo Re & Dec 'ndre. scenic
Is sc A. cabin nr Rochester $3.50
3 Ac Good modern house and farm
el1gI, trees, slIsoo
2T3 AZ Modern osiry farm near Yale
24s A. Stock farm n of Milford
so Ac. Stock farm st ClsGsin. Mich
IS Ac Lake farm M CLYDE $1,000
Dther Small Farms. y Ae ard Up
JUDSON BRADWAY PA 900
FRKE--ss-pg Spring cstsios. farm bar
gains. Miesest states Many equipped
State location desired United Farm
Agepcy 7-DT-South Dearborn. ChleaEo
} III
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-04

FOR REAL BARGAINS
A s-BEDRooM home on large lot 7s
n. wide. including MASTER electric
stove. ONLY 2.5oo. terml. Owner
drafted possession soon
u ACRE In the trees. 7-bedroom home.
full basement. furnace. city water.
2-ear garage. S5.25o. terms.
TELEGRAPH RD. D.--vACANTi-2-bed
home, large lot, city water mod bath
basement. furn.; $4,000. terms.
WAYNE DIsTRIcT-2-bedroom modern
home. furnace. basement: 2-csr ga
rage. large iet. ONLY - 800, terms
JoY-MIDDLE BELT RD dsstrict-3-oed-
room house: $500. terms.
ia-AcRE CORNER - s-room home 10
good conditioni VACANT Only
"A z25- terms,
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-04
JOY ROAD, 4022-26

m.nt uN 3.ssis. Owner
27os i4th St SIS frame steam
boiler garsEe
1892 18TH st.-fna, 8 rooms and
bath each stove heat
1894 l7th - --2 flai. rooms and
bath each. stove heat
Priced for Immediate sale
FRED G. NACLE co CA iT4O
T0LDHFD FtUbeif SO - MOO JIffE Tkf.
"a $4,000. $4,000 dn TO f-3a4l
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-04
LITTLE FARMS ron SALE

CHICAGO BLVD, entire block. ass ~.
facing, Chicago Blvd. 2o2 II. on Ford
son Hgwy elty water available. full
price 81 $50. terms. Newman. Plymouth
Rd. At Beech Rd, RE 6720
EAST JEFFERSON at 1i-Mile Rd., sew
81 Clair. only s2so each. terms.
Newman. Joy and Inkster Rds. RE o539
ELECTRIC STOVE INCLUDED With this
ground. city water - streets. buy at
81 500, $3.50 down, S2a monthiy'
between Michigan and Van Bornl; DE
4s36 or Wayne Q920,
ORT-Eureka Estates Sub. entire block:
city water, sewer good bus service. ex-
celient land: only $50 per lot. Newman.
Northline and Dir. Wyandotte 27o5.
LITTLE farm. $4,000, 81 200 down,
$50 q month. Close 10 Cratiot. II
miles from Detroit Very nicely fur
nished 4-room house. including electric
friRidsire and electric stove. Owner
'e'Inv IRWIN ny KIcHr a HINES. INC
so52o Gratiot Rosevills 2o77-i144
MICHIGAN. 4s653 Near Bomber
Plant. 10 acres, attractive e-room
mortgage. BURD, ~ 334o.
NORTH OF MICHIGAN AvENUE--Nesr
bus line; bedrooms; full bath and
shower. hot water heater. on garden
ssrss sasso SIS GSRf,s" @onsiy eRossMas rseSsS AN
32o23 Michigan Ave fjust W. OF
Eloisel Wayne os2o or Wayne osos
See Sehatz in Garden City
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-04
OTSEGO. 1918
SELDOM & JOHNSON
DAN ]. HARRISON
Bunaolows Tor Sale--EGst

Slcs condition. s. 500 terms Clad
vin-Ons floor 81 500 down Possession
April Broker IL 20la
HARPER FlGHT NILE Secpau-Gp,c
room frame Insulated 'ug ba't sids
drive A buy at 81 400 Call n 1900
HANNAH s
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-12
Durable Peace
Forum May 4

The pattern for just and
durable peace Will be discussed
May Il in Detroit by three l. $.
congressman under the auspices
OF religious and educational
groups.
The speakers will be Congress
men Michael A. Feighan Of Ohio,
Charles NJ. LaFollctte OF Indiana
and Samuel A. Weiss OF PennSyl-
Vania
Sponsoring organizations for the
meeting which will be IN the
Rackham Memorial Building. are
Round Table of Catholics. Jews
and Protestants; Detroit Council
Of Churches. Detroit ArchdioccSan
Council Of the National Council
of Catholic Men, Jewish Com
munity Council of Detroit, Mary
grove College. University Of De-
troit. University Of Michigan EX-
tension Service and the lntorfaith
Council Of Wayne University
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-12

.AcKEEHUsEN DON Y. sfsGr -Hurssnd
~ M shirley 4. Aesenhusen. Benton
.ARMIrhcE JoHN =. PIC -Husosnd Of
Mfa- Rose hrmitage Asrque,t.
.BADcLEY. CLAYTON P. 8 sGT.-son Of
Na sAsE fs'ni arFsfR gi9s G"elaa. slT a,s.ns Guy o,
Mrs bsrbarA BANK A.tion
~, HhsSEa 6;,, ttMEs k,,ss, S,,,, THo's'ad o.
~n. Pesri Ardent ss'',, cStcs
COOK CARL vyc -Hulsaad ~ Mrs
AyvCnns Co,k Boa LaEe
cRoVEILh fAYh0FD- ~ Pfc-SrH a.
hra. Ernes'ine Csoyeus Fllnl
pANIELsow. srrG SGT son r, Mrs
ChriltinA Dsnielton Pontisc
DYKEhh ALBEIT y PVT son o. N1ck
EDGERToE WALTER = N - -pIs
esnd Of Ma Lsvinns Ecge -ot Bstls
rREcETTo tAwREEcE , PVT son ef
Nf' Minnie Frege.'o. Sor.sy
.chsPERlcH FRANCIS p PIT -H9.sane
oi hfL Dofothy : Cs-7erich Csllme'
'LhLA ADAM PFC Son ~ walter
p GlsH tby
.HtESrR HOWARD p PFC -crsa4son
Of Albert Hammer lsse
KhUER JESSE & PVT Son ~ Mrs. Ger.
ruis p PuWcil. Ponuac
kELLEY CLYDE : Set Son G., wrs
Rene Re,is, harceius
KsNR EDwARD sCT-son q wu
Hs'herins Kerr Fiini
ElSSEL GEORGE PVT -S1r - Mft
t.H' Ro". Grsnd R,pifg
nTvALh oNsI PFc.-soa 70 Nh Le,rpi
lawson JAMES p. SGT son n Mr,
LOIS Lawn IshpeninF
MEYER DAVID PFC -son n Als1 Meyer
niSTLE BKRAARD = s SGT -Hasssne
MooRE HLyAa NPic PFc sau.s.6d Saias o5'sf si ~,
MURRAY. vIRGIL PVT -Hu,osnd Of
Mu Clara Muusy Alpens
SoRTHRoP. EDWARD }. PFC -ssn of
hTs Dsiiy Nor'h-op Benton H,rnor
hYE SRTHCR PFC-Sou q Ms
o'REILLy. JOSEPH JP PFC Son ~
Joseph Q ReiHy Ann Aroof
PAvLrCEE FABIAN CrL-s7a q, ~,
Bsus Psvicsk Birch Run
PIKE MAfviN D.. SGT SIN - Ms imp
PoTTER FoBEPT / s--son of M-l
Dora A. Potter Sorth wayne
SCHULZ HAROLD 4. PFC -Hu,esae NJ
Ms June schuli Fini
SKINNER. DONALD , cpl -HuShane O.
NT Marian skinner Muforc
SHANNON ROBERT 4. PFC son o.
Annel.a SieArcn SaEinsW
SilfEA JOHN PFC -Son ~ Ms
Rose e SNfta PelftCn
SOCLE STANLEY n PFC Husband ~
Mfi Csnevisys s0u.S Rocheus-
STONEHOCSE RAYMOND & PFC --HuS
hand % hrs Audrsy " siorshousc Grand
Rapids
STRUBLE SYLVESTER L. s-Bro,hs7
~ lee S'rIbls Yps.lEnu
SULLIVAN. ROBERT PFC son 81
Mr. susan sullivan Lsur!uw
SZABO. ROBERT y. PFC -Sor ~ John
SzAb1 Milan
sZYPEPSRI ISRAEL 4. PFC son O.
John SIypeTsEi FfnconninF
TRfUSSIEC FRANK l. PFC son o.
M Catherine Harris Grand Rapids
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-12
Army 10 Free
1st Tomorrow

WASHINGTON, May II QNS)
The first veterans to be dis
charged under the army's point
system of rehabilitation will be
returned TO civilian life tomorrow,
the war department announced
today.
The initial group totals $500
Yanks, the announcement said.
They are being drawn from
among the soldiers with long over
seas service in all theaters who
had been brought back to the
United States for rest and recu-
peration prior TO the cessation of
hostilities in Europe.
All will have high point scores
based on length of army service,
time spent overseas. com b I
awards and battle participation
stars and parenthood.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-12
OUTSTATE
ARMY DEAD
EUROPEAN ARIA

BURNS VERLiE ,, 7 5-Brothsr OF Mrs
Clair Randolph. hunith
CAPEE. LYLE BEDFORD. PFC.-son Of
MIA Beatrice Cspcn LANSING
DAREELL. ROBERT T.. SGT Husband Of
Mrs. Dawn L. Darnei! Lansing
HEHsEL EARL p PFC Son OF Mra
Florence IIenaei Pontiac.
JAJKO BERNARD j.. PFC Brother o.
George Jsiko. Buchanan.
KENNEDY. MELVIN C. 8 SGT son Of
hH Ruth Kennedy. Fslrvie~
NICHOLS MERviE c. PyT-Hurbaud Of
Mrs Le'hA NJ. Nichols. Vermontviis.
PALMER. ERNEST :, PVT Husband OF
Ma GLADYS A. Palmer FoS!er'lHe.
sYSwERDA. HENRY A. 7 5--sop. ~ Mrs
Hsuie sUscrth Grsndyills
wAEIss HAROLD l.. PFC Husband Of
Ma Geraldine ~ Wseiss FLINT.
WILLIS FLOYD X WiO 10 --%'phew Of
Nr' Hazel May Y,, GIaham ti,ni-
BEILBY EDWIN p PFC son o' Mrs
Della Beilby KslsmaEoo
BURNS. GORDON G ( SGT Husband OF
hrs. Edna N. Burns HaTDoT Springs,
CRHKovicH STEVEN r.. PVT son of
Anton crnEoueh Aohauk.
HALL EvERETTE JR PFC Husband Of
Ms B'rnadette , h'a; Pontiac
WALL Kenneth e lST 1T Son of
Ms Racine H Wall Route Cedsr Springi
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-12
10000 FOR MICHIGAN

State selectlve service officials
estimated today that approx
mately 10000 Michigan soldiers
and WACs will be discharged from
the army under the partial de-
mobilization plan.
This figure is based on the
army announcement that 300
600 will be sent home under the
point system and another 700 600
cut loose for Over-age. medical
and other reasons.
AS OF April /. the records show,
there were 493.5l3 Michigan men
and women in the service. In ad-
dition u 2.592 had been discharged
from the army and navy between
the start OF the war and May J
April discharges totaled l6lS
men. OF which 705 were for medi-
cal reasons.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-12
8 DetrOiters
Arrive al Jones

BATTLE CREEK. May IL
Eight more Detroit area casual
tics were among the p Michigan
casualties who arrived at Percy
Jones Hospital center during the
last "a hours. DctroiterS are:
ALLEN PVT. HARRY r.. 23i Pngrin
Highland PARK
ENGLES. PVT. GERALD ). ioi57 sylves-
ter
TANNING CPL LLOYD. 2I2ls Dequln-
DIRE, HAzel PsrH.
HARVEY. PVT. JESSIE L ss4o Epvorth
INGRAM PVT. VICTOR io4a4 Home
stead Drive
KAWhCHA. 8 SGT. JOSEPH c. 372o
TWenfv-four'h
MOREY. PFC MOHAMED 1929 Kerney
-PLONKA. PFC JOHN y iO4i z George
Hare P6rt
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-12
ARMY MISSING
TtRorfAN ARIA

BKpc Arthur D. PFC son o. NJ,
BRooES JOSEPH s. PFc.-son O.; Barney
Brook. bay City
CUPP- CHARLES JR TrsGT Son O.
Mrs. harEsrei cuPe Ponuae-.
DODGE SAMUEL 2. CPL.-son Of NrL
Alta n DocEe Pint
FhUROTE GLEN P PvT.-HuSbsnd o.
NS L<atricf Faurotf Benton Hsrpor.
FITZ GERALD POBERT D, SGT --
Sof ot Nrs Christine Fiu Gerald. MuHeFon
FLINT LYLE. PFC Brother % Ma Mabel
Hlsef, Lsrsinr
CTNEitA GEORGE W. PVT SON % wri
GOKEY LFuSARD r & SGT -Hutosnd
c' Mrs Hildre1 Gokey. Muskeron.
GORDON, ANDREW H.. SGT son a. Mrs
Euer Gordon DEf0r1
GREEN GEORGE H.. PFC son Of MTs
Haze Green Hlfisnc
GREENFIELD CHARLES p PFC son Of
cNde " Greenfield clinton
HOLM EDSEL n PVT Son Of Mrs
po1s5ine L. Holm Jackson
wiSARD WALLACE ! SGT -Huioanc o.
M. Heieu 4 Mnard sssias~
TITUS EVANS ,. PFc-son o. NJ, vens
7tus ~ Clemens
YoDER. MARLEN n PVT son o. Mrs
MsB1s 3 Yodef OtSero
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-12
100000 Soldiers
Will Seek Old Jobs

WASHINGTON. May IL INS)
About 100000 soldiers will use
their selective service law rights
10 return to their old Jobs. the
army service forces predicted
today.
Based on a survey conducted
among enlisted men, the informa-
tion and education section re-
ported that probably three-fourths
Of all the men will become wage
earning workers again.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-12

VAN METER CLARENCE v PFC son Of
Mrs Clare Van Meter COmstOck
. .VANNATTEk EMMET PFC Husband
NAREKOS. RAY l.. PET.-son Of Mrs.
Mary vsrekos Muskegon
viAu. RAYMOND. J. PFC Son Of MIS-.
vYsE EDWARD G., PVT Husband Of Mr,
Iva J Vyse. Fllnt
WALL. WILLIAM C., SGT son Of Mrt.
WAIVER. JAMES Il SGT son Of Mrs.
Clara L. weaver. Crystal
WHEELER GEORGE r. JR iST 1T -
son OF hrs Es,iNf r. wheeler. Mount
ZACHARIAs. LEo j.. PFC -Husoand OF
Mrs Lillian V. zaoharias. Port Huron.
PACIFIC ARIA
ApAMsKt RAYMOND. -PFc-s o., Ms.
Anne Adamsk!, Grand Rapids
DE voE JAMES p PvT--son OF Mrs.
DRAPER CHARLES j., PFc.-Son Of Mrs
Alice Draper. CassopoiiA
FRITZ EDwIs G.. PFc.-son Of Mn
Bertha Friz Hont
KALLUHGl ANDREW P PFc.-son Of
Mrs Katherine kalluug CnsfgsA
Ms N'i' iyy T. Lsfiow' 'i,t L. sale
LETAyIs. ANDREW C., PFC.--son Of Mrs.
Susie Letavis. Pint.
MARTIN EDWARD A.. PFC Husband OF
Mrs May Martin. Buchanan. \
PARSONS. JAMES r. PFc-son Of MIG
hlnuic ParSonS MuskerUn.
PEPPER. PURsEL + PFC Husband Of
rIR0Lo. BRGEo cPL-soh of Mrs Tn,r-
casa Pirolo Caspian
PULKA. LOUIS ). PFC--son OF Ms Mary
4. Pu!ka. Jackson.
REsSIE. ROBERT ". Son o. Ms
ROBINSON HARRY . SGT Son Of
Mrs Leada Robinson EyAIt-
RuFt RALPH Il. CPL-son OF Mrs, Rose
Ruff. Ffankenmuth
SANDS FRANK z. PFC son o' Ernest
.sCiIRAM NORMAN II. s SGT. Husband
q Mi' MARY 4 Schrsm Pontiac
SPENCER ALBERT l. r SGT Son OF
krs helie spencer. HarrlSu.ls
SriAE EARL j., PFC-son Of Ms ldt
STEPHENS DONALD L. SGT -Hui5srd O.;
Mn Geneue'c n s'ephens. Punt
VAN p0RT. CARLTON 4. PVT. -Huzbsnc
&" Mn. Madeline N Van Dort iceland
WAITE. WILLIAM G. SGT. .-son-of Mrs
WtEDBRAUE HARRY }. PFC son o.
Mrs Era Wiedbrauk Currsn
HILHOLT. BERT, PVT Husband o. ArS
Frames a. "ilholt, Grand Rapiai
zlMosKI NIKE PFc-Rr5,hr Of vi"
ZUL1UF ELDEs c. PFC Son Of Mll.
hAIdc Zulauf. CblY
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-12
300 Jobs in Reich
0pen 10 Detroit Area

Three hundred jobs for ac-
countants. analysts and experts in
economics for immediate service
in Germany at good pay we're
opened today 10 this area in a
telegram from Washington to De-
troit Offices of the u. s. Civil
Service Bureau. Applicants must
speak and write German.
Base pay ranges from $500 10
$4,000 plus approximate Is per
cent overtime and living expenses
from $1,000 to $1,000 a year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-12
PVT. JOSEPH FALBO,
PFC. RICHARD PIX, %. /
DECORATED
TLsGT. RALPH S. BENNETT.

T/SGT. RALPH 8. BENNETT,
%. parachute infantry; awarded
Silver Star for gallantry facing a
numerically superior enemy in de-
fense of his platoon; son of MIR
and Mrs Edwin +. Bennett, 24lS
Harrison.
SGT. ROBERT l.. SMITH, %.
armored division; awarded Bronze
Star March 2 for heroic action in
Germany; Garfield High graduate;
Famous Cleaners employe; in
service four years; overseas Sep
tember. 1874. son OF Mrs. Ethel
Robinson, 5lS Farnsworth.