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Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-12
BabsOn Warns Veterans
OF Hazards In Bushes,

SIN main groups: Cd The professions.
such as medicine, law and the min
istry. t2J Engineering. including
chemistry and electricity. go Real
estate. building and construction
work. (+) Agriculture, forestry uut
horticulture. 90 Manufacturing. de
signing and assembling 90 Mer-
chandising, advertising and promo
ton. But to succeed under gumpCti-
tive postwar conditions, L.: any ON,
of these groups, a man should have
4 years educate MIN business.
To help returning service men GO
such Il business education the tOltc'
States government will give $500 per
year fer tuition and $50 a monte
lor board and lodging. with perhdp
certain additional aid for men with
children. Certainly, every returning
service mar should jump at thi5
chance. In years to come, he will
look back upon such training TO.
business as the most valuable year
of his life
Play Safe.
Just one more word 10 service
men. Don't get hipped with the idea
that you should go into clc~ctronies,
plastics. aviation or some other me-
glamorouS industry" Doa't 90 Du@,
on the old and established industries
Remember that of the 686 concern
which began to manufacture radios
following World War | only la nov
exist, Remember that for every one
airplane sold during the postwar era
there Will be sold a million loaVcs
of bread. Remember that since the
days when our great great grand
parents read by candle light the
humble candle has been subject
fierce competition by whale oil.
kerosene. gaslight and electricity.
Yet more candles Were sold last year
than in any previous year Of OLA
history
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-12

The news from Europe and the
Pacific has almost depleted out STOCK
of pessimism. Even some high Oil
ciaIs admit, when c~orncred, that the
outlook is DISQUALIFICATION IN The
New Yorker.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1945-09-14
WHY SUFFER PAIN OF
RHEUMATIC MISERIES?

If you are just dragging yourself
through life with aches and pains
caused by rheumatism, arthritis, neu-
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The superior doctor-prescribed rene
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man or woman-or your money back.
SEND NO MONEY. Just mail your
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when he delivers your box Of DEsAL-
GIN TABLETS. Or send $1OO now
with order and save rs cents. Don't
lose precious time in needless suffer
ing Of painful hands, arms, face,
shoulders, back, legs, feet. WRITE
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PIT S. Long Ave, Hillside, N. J.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1945-09-14
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| BIBLE QUESTIONS
| ANSWERED BY The
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ouestion-D5es Christ have power
to forgive sins the same as God has?
Answer-"The Son of man hath
power upon earth to forgive sins"
Luke SPA.
Q.-How can a person get faith?
A.-The source of faith is the Word
of God. $50 then faith cometh by
hearing, and hearing by the Word o.
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Odd people in christ's time slna
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A.-"And when they had sung an
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of Olives" Matthew 26:9O. See Ephe
SLAMS SIG and Colossians 3:16.
o.-What does the expression, AT
that time shall Michael stand up"
Daniel 12:1) mean?
A.-The phrase "stand up" used IL
this way means to begin to reign
Look at Daniel 1872: There shan
stand up yet three kings in Persia.
Q.-What does the Scripture say
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preach?
A.-The Bible says: "And He Wen.
down with them, and came to Nazt
reth. and was subject unto them: but
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Q.-Please give me all the texts
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In the Bible.
h A.-There is Just one-I Timothy
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be honour and glory for ever and
ever" Immortality" is found five
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A.-Two distinct transactions ara
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rs he offered a lamb Read the whole
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BIBLE QUESTION COLUMN, The Voice
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CaLit. Bible questions Of general inteTea
~ be a1sueEsd in this column
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1945-09-14
OFFERS $4,000 IN CASH PRIZES

To the presidents and members OF
the H. B. A: l am now offering
$4,000 to the fifteen presidents and
odge that will add twelve new mem
)ers by the September Board and col
ect on same.
will mail to each of you a personal
heck for $500 as soon as you have
added the members to your lodge and
We have issued the policies, with this
understanding; that if you fail to col
ect from at least u members you will
refund the $500 to me at the board.
I want to see who will be the first
welve presidents to get the prizes.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1945-09-14
SEPTEMBER BOARD

The September Board will convene
in the H. B. A. auditorium, Wednes-
day, September Goth. Each president
will collect $135 from each member
of his or her lodge.
The Executive Board is requesting
hat each president do his best to at
end the September board.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1945-09-14

Dear Secretary: Enclosed find two
applications in this big drive that you
have on. We are with you one hund-
red per cent plus. Hope we will get
the 25O members by the Board.
V. L. Edwards, President
Lodge No 400
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1945-09-14

Golden Text: How shall | go up to
my father, and the lad be not with
me? Genesis ABA.
is. Then Judah cam e near unto
him, and said oh my lord. let thy ser-
want pray thee, speak o word in my
lords ears. and let not thine anger
bum ga.uz thy servant: for thou art
even Paaar
1a Ly I.r asked bis e..a0-- aE-
5ne. Have II. a tata.. OF 81 blo.aa
20. And we said unto my lord. We
have a father. am old man, and child
Of his old age, a little one; and his
brother is dead, and he alone is left of
his mother and his father loveth him.
q. And chou saidst unto thy SER
wants. Bring him down unto me. that
I may set mine eyes upon him.
-. And SIC said unto my lord. The
lad cannot leave his father; for if he
should leave his father, his father
would die.
%. And chou saidst unto thy ser
wants, Except your youngest brother
come down with you, We shall see my
face 40 more.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1945-09-14
FOR SALE
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Negro History Book, Afro-Ameri-
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The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1945-09-14

MIDGET BIBLE-Smallest Bibis b.
the world. Contains 200 pages O.
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The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1945-09-14

Be sure your sins will find you out
Whatsoever a man soWeth t h
shall he also reap
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1945-09-14

DiF .Tou attend church sunday? II
you cannot attend your own church,
please attend somebody else's church.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1945-09-14

HAND PAINTED FLOWER LAPEL PINS!
Gold Trimmed Edges, Worn by all Smartly Dressed
Women. For Dress and Sport Wear.
Add Class to your Beautiful
LAPEL PIN
Come in POppies Roses VioIets & Forget -Me-Nots
Money back if not satisfied. Send $500 c. o. d.
$500 plus postage. Price ncudes Govt. Excise Tax
ELGIN DISTRIBUTORS
1000 S. Chapel, Chicago 40, Illinois
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-18
$1,000 Taken
In Robberiies

Six robbers who netted more
than 81. 300 cash and an unde-
termined amount Of iewelry In
four weekend holdups " er e
sought by police today
The jewelry and Sl,100 we're
taken from Sam Cooper, 80, Of
3471 Yorkshire,
Cooper was carrying receipts
from Saturdays business At his
bar. 46S Michigan. when he ap-
preached his front door and heard
a voice from the darkness call,
Hey, Sam"
Turning, Cooper faced A pistol
brandiShing hoodlum who took the
money and rudely invited himself
and a buddy inside the house. The
victim was bound and placed in a
bedroom while the two ranSacked
the house, then escaped with the
money and icwelry.
a rohber gained entrance 10 the
home Of Mrs Virginia RoSt. IS, Of
1898 Sixteenth, under pretense Of
being detective.
The man raped on Mrs RoSt 5
door after midnight, entered the
house, took $50 from her purse
and a diamond she wore.
Two men armed with A knife
strong armed Jesse Mcdaniel, 30,
Of 925 Twenty-third. and Charles
Hunt, Al. of 95 Smith. at Oakland
and Beaubien, robbing tn m
of S56
Harry J Sibley 27, Of Lansing.
told police he was robbed Of 500
by a hltch-hiker.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-18
Hooper Killing
Hearing Delayed
netrolt limo, Batlls Crssk Bureau

BATTLE CREEK. Sept. II
Hearing on the motion for new
trial for the four Detroit hood
lums convicted of conspiring TO
kill the late State Senator War
rem G. Hooper, which was 10 have
been heard before Circuit Judge
Blaine w. Hatch here today. was
postponed until Oct. H. |
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-18
Two New Courses
Open al WAYNE b.

The Contemporary Far East"
and The History Of Far Eastern
Civilization" are new Wayne Uni
versity courses for which regis
trations are being taken this
week. FL
The courses will be under drec-
ton of DR.. Earl Pritchard.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-18

(TUESDAY-The President
Visits American Troops at
Frankfurt.D
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-18
Weary Feet .
Perk Up With
Ice-Mint Treat

When feet burn. eallouses sting and every
step is torture, don't just groan and do
nothing. Rub on n little Ice-Mint. Frosty
white. cream-like. its cooling soothing COM
fort helps drive the fire and pain right out
tired muscles relax in grateful relief.
A world Of difference in few minutes. See
how medicinal Iee-Mint helps soften MP
corns and callouses too. Get foot happy to-
day, the Iee-Mint way. At all druggists.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-18
Potsdsr DisY:
Black Markets.
Death. GripReich
Chapter XII
BY ROBERT G.. NIXON
tnt.,rauoa. News Sr,icsS Correspondent
tvord cop,rsh, ana Ress~sD
DotSdam TupSdaN July %
PotSdam. Tuesday, July -

VNHE angel of death is reapng harvest stll among
/ those who lived through the last days OF Berlin
Hunger and disease are taking their toll
Almost daily the strangest funeral cortege IN the
world masses slowly down our cobbed street
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-18

hold their first general election
m SIX years OF war.
There II y general feeling Of
confidence i'm the conference
that Churchill will return as
prime minister, hut this feel
ing II not shared nv all.
One of The first decisions
reached 10y the Big Three has
been the setting up OF per-
mancnt council Of foreign min
isterS. II will be composed of
the foreign ministers of the
United States. United Kingdom,
Soviet Russia, china and
France.
Foreign Secretary Eden hos
made strong bid for the per-
m0nenf seat Of the council TO
be IN London. and hos Won his
point. The FIRST meeting WiH
Be held there in September.
The Russians, at first. are
welded 10 the idea Of monetary
reparatiOnS. They agree finally.
however. that their reparations
claims shall hc met by remov-
ais OF industrial equipment and
resources.
Stain is much interested in
final disposition Of the re-
mainder OF the German fleet and
merchant marine.
(TIESDAY-T n q President
Visits American Troops at
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-18
u. S. Promotes Trade

WASHINGTON, Sept. II QNSl
The departments of state and
commerce announced today the
creation of an advisory committee
Of top business executives 10 con-
slider methods of trade promotion.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-18

A German family IS carrying
lis own dead 10 burial.
4 body lies on A crude two
wheeled wooden cart. 1t Is COW
cred with cloth
There are no eofhns. or n
there are the people can not af-
ford them.
The cart whsel' rattle on the
eobblestones.
Then the street is quiet again.
THE most fantastic manifesto
Il ton OF this weird city is the
black market
There are no shops High eX-
ploSiVe bombs, shell fire and IN
CendiaricS wiped them out
There are no goods and little
food
To get food. or clothing, or
any small luXuries the GER
mans must 60 10 the black
market.
Morgan Beatty of the NBC
and | ask our interpreter. the
daughter of a Berlin banker,
what a pound Of coffee costs.
Coffee" :" she excl aims.
Real coffee We've had
nothing but srsotT coffee the
whoIs War."
a pound OF coffee. She says
viii bring 1000 marks. She
says a pound of tea costs 5000
marks.
You see" she says, "tea
grounds can he used over and
over"
Sugar and powdered milk
viii bring almost any price.
The Russian soldiers will buy
almost anything they can get
their hands OnA-CameraS hInoC-
ularS, wrist watches.
They are flush with oCCupa-
tion marks. and are almost
child-like in their desire for
wrist watches.
The current gag here is TO ask
some one the time. The stock
reply IS:
ASK "A Russian soldier"
II doesn't matter what a
watch has cost. The Russian
will Civ anywhere from $500 10
$1,000 tor it.
Americans have been selling
watches that cost $50 10 S3o for
as much as $500
American and British soldiers
have been making comfortable
legaCieS,
The current rate for a carton
of American cigarets is Sl00.
When il IS reSold on the black
market il brings 5000.
Pipe tobacco brings even more
fantastic prices
One snterpyisinR American
soldier sold an army yssp for
$4,000.
II cnterpriScd him right into
a military prison
Mai. Gen. Floyd Parks. COM
manding American occupation
forces in Berlin. has taken rig
orouS steps To stop American
participation in black market
operations.
THE military planning and dis
Il CuSSions by the combined
chiefs of staff have ended.
Secretary of War Stimson.
Gen. Marshall and Adm. King
VIII depart by plane tomorrow.
The all-out plan for finishing
off Japan has been completed
and approved by the President
and Prime Minister Churchill.
II inUoIUes gigantic landings
throughout the key stronRhoIds
still left 10 Japan IN the Far
East.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-18

ADVERTIsEMENT
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-18
Heads Asia Command

SINGPORE. Sept. II GNs) r.
British army orders revealed to-
day that Gen. Sir William Slim
had been appointed commander in
chief of Allied land forces in the
southeast Asia command
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-18
BuIqars TO Set Vote Date

LONDON, Sept. II GNS) The
Bulgarian news agency announced
today that the government will
soon set the date for Bulgaria'S
elections, postponed at the request
OF Britain and the United States.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-18

the real secret Of the Rumba in the
fru s minutes! Start lessons today
-. have Yourself marvellous time
at your very next party. Arthur
Murray. 1909 Washington Blvd. at
State St. CA Jj77.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-18

You'll be 30 much happier with your
situation II your feet know iust what
10 do 10 the latest dance music. ANY
dance - easy to learn once YOU put
yourself IN the hand, OF an Arthur
Murray expert. Why, you can set
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-18

THE Big Three met early to-
L day, and during the after
noon Prime Minister Churchill,
Deputy Prime Minister Attlee
and Foreign Secretary Eden left
by plane for London.
Tomorrow. the British people
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23
DEAD

PFC. LIE ROY Il. CRUXON. %,
infantry, Feb. 20, Manila, worked
for Croxon Coal and Ice Co; IN
service October, 1871; overseas 80
months; leaves parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard c. Croxon, 1862
Mack four brothers, including
Sgt. Lawrence in Belgium and
Pfc. Robert i'm Pennsylvania: three
sisters; memorial mass Saturday,
900 a. m., March "A, 81. Ber-
nard's Church.
FIRST 1T. AIRY W.
PEARCE JR., "a. BIZ pilot. Jan.
II. Germany; attended school in
CroSwell, Mich. worked for
Chrysler Corp; leaves parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry w. Pcarcc
Sr., al Pilgrim; brother Pfc Rob
ert. i'm Germany.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23

hoSpitalized: in service two years:
overseas one year; parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Monkhouse, 1882
PallSter.
T/5 WILLIAM g. RECKER,
81 field artillery, Jan. 25. Luzon;
worked for Burroughs Adding
Machine Co: in service last April:
overseas November; wife, Pearl,
and three children, 974 Hildale.
PVT. WELL STUBBLE-
FIELD, infantry, Feb. %. Ger
many; awarded Purple Heart; in
service last June; overseas Deem
ber; wife, FloSsie, and two daugh-
tiers, RomuluS.
PFC. CLIFFORD +. SCHoEB,
20. infantry, Jan. u, Germany;
hospitalizcd New York; received
Purple Heart: worked for Ma
tional Twist Drill Co; in service
two years: overseas one year;
mother Mrs. Viola l.. Wilson, "a
Richton.
SGT. LEO s. RENDINA, %,
BIZ gunner, Feb. 9, Germany;
back in action; awarded Purple
Heart. Air Medal with cluster;
Cooley graduate; worked for
Holley Carburetor Co.: in service
February. 1914: overseas Decem-
her; son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Rendina, 4245 w. Grand avenue;
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23

PFC. WILLIS \. ASSAD, -.
infantry. Jan. IS Ley'r former
Times carrier. Highland Park
graduate, worked for Hostess
Cake Co. IN service two years.
overseas one year; son OF MI and
Mrs. George ASSad, 2JO W Grand
\evenue, Highland Park brother.
IEnsign Clifford, wounded on
Luzon
PVT. CARROLL ~. ATkIN-
son JR., 49, field artillery. Feb
4. Luzon, received Purple Heart,
returned 20 action, IN service. Sep
tember. 1871. overseas a month
later for training in Hawaii, son
Of Mr. and Mrs II Atkinson Sr,
6l5l Henry
PFC. ARTHUR {. BECKER,
26. infantry, Feb :. LuZon,
awarded Purple Heart. worked
for Willow Run Bomber plant, in
service December. 1912, overseas
two years; son OF Harry Becker
1887 Virginia Park.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23

PFC. KENNETH l.. CUCCH,
%, infantry, Jan. s, Netherland
East Indies; hospitallZcd; awarded
Purple Heart, Southeastern grad
uate: Stroh Brewery Co en-
ploye; in service December. 1912:
overcaS June. 1913; son Of MIR and
Mrs. John Cucchi, Sill FaIrvicw;
two brothers overseas.
SGT. SYLVESTER l.. DUE
WEKE, %. AAF, Feb. 4, Pacific;
back in action; J. l.. Hudson Co,
employe; in service two years /;
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Due
weke, 4S1l Sheridan
PVT. LUTHER J. HAMLIN. 25,
infantry, Jan. 81, France; back in
\action. awarded Purple Heart;
|Ford Motor Co. employe; in serv-
ice last May; overseas December;
wife, Ruth, and three children.
1854 WeStwood; parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Luther Hamlin, Pennington.
PVT. FRAN DENEWETH.
26. signal corps, Feb, Z, Luzon; IN
service four years, overseas six
months; brother, Arthur Dene-
weth. l4615 Eastwood.
S/SGT. WALTER r. LABENZ,
25, infantry, Feb. 2, Luzon; hos
pitalized in New Guinea; worked
for Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co;
in service September, 1911. over
seas March. 1912; son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Labcnz. 1884
Springle.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23
Outstate

ANDERSON PFC. THAMES -nu Molly
Anderson. mother, Frsnifori.
BEAUPIED. rs JAMES d D-c.orss Beau
BLAEK. PFc DoSALD Mrs Marjorie
. HF1Spr PIC MAX E-Ensi, c Brandt.
HRocEs PIC EIcHARD-Mr, Elsie Brock.
BUxTo. set. vERSER Primer BuI-
ton. father. l1niA.
CRATz PFC EDWIN J-Hu Aana Grati.
mother. Dort
HALL SGT HENRY Mrs ksbsl Hsll.
HARMS PFC ALBERT - Ma POSE
Hssma. mother. Romeo
IiFR PVT HENRY F-Mn Nsrths nsr
mother Bay CITY
LANTZER. PFC ERyE K JR.-nu LAnc
LyPOvx rs EDWARD A-Mu Helen
iIFpESS FNT PHILEMON E.-hTa PhAe
mon Lpp>ns mother, Rock
usriAcuLAx PFC DONALD s-Mn
V,sia Msc'srh.Hn. mother Carr
Wrld'S be Nsn sister H9gEhton
MASICH PVT MAURICE Mr. Laura
NiyGUs PFC oFLEY c JR-M1 Ean,
EGSffN G SGT GEILCHD -- Ms.
Allie T. Noxhsr mother Marion
MYIASp PFC MARTIN-Mn Rurdins
M,isad. Siie KaiamA1oo
OLSEN PFC JAMEs-nu. vleFy v O.Esn
Eifr Flint
OEDROvICR PVT STANLEY Mrs
Marie on1ruvios mother Bisrfisid.
rASSTNT. SGT. LEONARD Mrs. Anna
rorp PvT RAYMOND R-Arnold Po7p
fa'.fr N.nttu CRY
POSKY PFC WESLEY D.-hn. Hanna
FHEsy mother Hrurhton Lake
rpST. PFC. JOHS W-Mu Dora Post
poTTEF' CAPT CHARLEs E-NrL Lor.
rhi7s po''er wife CheboyEhn
FELfGDEEI 7 s Val. L--Nu ARry
PrryrDcu mother. BSy CITY.
PlCF set EDWARD P.--Mp Anns Rice
mY,heg Iron Mountain
SIMMONS PFC JOHN s-Mu Cecilia
H.adyffs sister Belmont
~TEARSS PFC RAYMOND A-Mu WaNs
Siearns mother Bsttie Greek
TRECEMBO. PVT THOMAS T. Mrs
Carrie Tregeuibo. mother. ironvood.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23
Dearborn Pilot Killed
In Training Flight

A Dearborn flier was one Of two
men killed when a iour-enEine
bomber crashed during a training
flight north Of Clovis. n. NJ. army
airfield yesterday. ThiHeen others
were injured.
He is 2/Lt Frederick ~ Van
Tuyl, husband Of Mrs. Sara T.
Van Tuyl OF 1015 Mortcnview
drive, Dearborn.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23
Episcopal Bishops
Conservation May a

The conservation OF the Rev
Donald r.. Aldrich, d. d, as bishop
coadjutor of the Episcopal Diocese
OF Michigan will take place Fri
day, May 4, it was announced
today.
He was given his release re-
Gently by the navy, where ne was
a chaplain with the rank of lieu
tenant commander. Before serving
in the navy he was rector of the
Church Of the Ascension in New
York City.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23

BEYERLEIN March 81. John ~ 2O213
EiugsVillr. beloved husband of Elizabeth
Uirich Beyerleiu dear father of Jackie
and Suzsur son of Mrs JOhn Peters
% Traverse CRY Mich brother q -.
Charles Bcyeloln % L. :. Navy and
Set LesSel Hafkcr of U. s. Army
Funeral service saturday y. m. az
a. n Peters Funeral Home l2091
Cra'ipt
HUBBEIL-M Aubrey. beloved wife of
Thomas ~ and dear mother Of Patricia.
Thomas Jr and Michael Hubbel. Daugh-
frt ~ EfE Ada Fox sister ~ Mrs.
r. r Kettlegven Services from ROY
RcTrOdC Funeral Home, 2T2i W. Grand
LlNd., Saturday az 30 and Twelfth
street Evangelical Church Twelfth
DsuE0n AZ 10 O'Clock
LEGALE= =Ae-iAenza,- pzssE.a@r
Van Dyke 1uCh. Fred beloved hus-
band ~ Dora dear father % PIC Frrd.
Mrs Alberta Leonard. Lillian Lcgree.
Mrs Florence Shepard Earl Evelyn,
Delorcg. shirley and DCuald AZ Sparks
Fuuarai Home 333 East Firt street,
ReEsl -Gss from WedAAsA-f 10 time of
zrrvi-rs funeral seFNice Friday, 2 y m.
ACKsoS-March ~, Alfred Of 2OOGl
Orleans suddenly az Fcnion Ohio. be-
LIVED AuEhzDd q lean -JAelSas.r dear
father OF Frederick and Ell cen son of
Peter JanicN. brother ~ stanley,
steven Henry John Frank. william
and MIS- sophie LohnaS. Funeral sat
urday. sIs q m. from a. n. Peters.
l2O5T Cratiot and 10 a. N. az St.
Bartholomew Church
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23
Pacific Area
Detroit

ASsAD PIC WILLIS A-MS Asr,ha
AssaG mother. 2SO " Grand. Highland
PAM
ATKINSON PVT CARROLL n JR Car.
roll u Atkinson, father. 2o2O WithereI
BECKER PFC. ARTHUR C-MrS Anna
Beckcf mother 1897 virginia Park
BURTON. SGT POBERT I -Mry Trieds
burton ~ife. 90 Cottage Grove Highland
Park
CCCCr1 PFC KENNETH Mrs Louise
Curchi mother 5lll Fairvieu
pENEWETH PVT FRANK-Arthur Dcne-
we'h. brother 1878 Eastwood
pE OUlN. PFC. WESLEY AIRS Barbara
peQgiu wife s. Woodland
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