davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24

YOUNG NAN for Saturday ~ort. srp>-
ytrncrf unnecessary. se teach yoD.
sten'y pod'ion good slary. Hanover
shoe 80 Monroe.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24
Outstate

AHo PVT. REUBEN MINIS MARY Aho
AKIN PyT BERNARD R.-hn Ruth
BABER PFC. ARDANEIE-Mu Dolly Bsber
BAILEY. PFC. FLOYD T. Mrs Alice
Bailey. mother Romeo
BARBER. PFC. FREDERICK c.-Mrs Flea
BEAUcHAMP. sTsCT ROBERT H-MrG
Theresa ID Beauchamp, mother. Hubbell.
BLISS, PFC WESLEY R.-hu. hauds
Bliss. mother. Mount Clemens.
CAMP. PVT. ROBERT c.-Mn Marie
Camp mother. Waterviiet.
Jostpnins m cs csmpbeil. mothsr' he f TTS1erse city
CARTER, cHARLEs-hn. Ida D. Carter
CHANCE PC PAUL s. Mrs. Carol
Chance. wife. Traverse City.
DEMO. PVT RAYMoND-Mu viva NJ
D15S 6ssEHw TsS Sse sst'i' cScfh srsfs Mn s,., D..
DRAPER. I'd II. ROBERT D.-Durr,n
DUBEY' T1sGT' VINCENT G.-Mr. Evelyn
pzioHA. ID 1T DASrEL-LOuis Drioo..
EcKERsLEY. isr 1T JOHN p.-hn
Betty /. Eckersley. Wife LApeer
EDISON. PRc. EyERETT-MrL Evelyn N.
HsCSTRoM. cpl. ROBERT F.-Mrs. JUL
anne Engstrom. wife. EAzt LanAins
GAcKI,. slscT PETER A.-hA Clara
GALLUP. CPL EbsoS R-Mn ". HineI.
GoRKAc. PVT EDwARD-nn Emily
GUEpRY' PFc' DONALD P-Mn. JOY
GuneTy. wife, Grand Rspidf
. uAlrvuyvtt scr RtiproV p-Lfr,
Mary !. Hluxvel, wife, LAKE ORION.
JOHNSON. slscT, CARL E-mrL Birdie
e#ss aissssSs a9sits5 sst. er1sa 5aoFeE FeRe' o-Hn
susanna Johnson. mother. AAn
KARPP s/sGr FRED B JR -Mn Helen
EusKLE. CAPT PAUL A--hrS. sadie p.
Eunfe mother Ann Arbor.
75c!a SssiA1 KanseSl err wife aHfH saait 81. Msre
LANE PVT. DUANE w.-M1. Eds!nA
11ns LiRso% @2,asr pfe 5.'''?a RAYMOND E-H,.lner
IsTsoa tsther. Bruce crosllas
LEHTo. SGT REUBEN M-hu. Jennie
LUKxzIcH scr. ONWARD s-Ers. Rose
Luketich mother. CAlums,
LvoMA set WILLIAM -hrs Ann p.
Laoma. wife. wakefield
Sife FLINT
MATER, PFC RUSSELL F-Mu Mary o
Mater mother FsreNel.
siAxwEiL. PFC. FESToS o.-M1. Lulu
~ Briggs mother Lansing
.McQUARRIE SGT HAROLD L-Nr1.
Lizzie Mc9lArris mother NAfrttc
MlERAs, 7D 1T MARiNUs, John MieraS
father Grand Pa pidS
NAVARRO. PVT STEPHEN C-hrs Mary
Y. Navarro wife Pontiac
NEAR CPL LEON g Mrs Frances Y
justice mother. Pe,oSksy
PERKINS PVT. CLAUDE A-Mu Grace
b. Perkins wife B1,ue CEeeE
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24
Soldier MissinQ,
Father in France

Alger Luckham. 1880 Robson,
has arrived in France TO serve
with the armed forces as a Rcd
Cross assistant field director, il
was announced today
While he was awaiting 10 en-
bark. word was received that his
son, Pvt. Alger Luckham Jr., was
missing in action in Belgium. The
mother is also active in Red
Cross work in the Detroit chap
ter'S cantecn.
Prior 10 his entry into the
service last April. the father was
an empleye Of Giffels and Naiiet,
Inc.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24

IT'S RICHARD c. GIBSON. 20,
engineers, southwest Pacific;
Cooley graduate; worked for Ma
tional Twist Drill Co; enlisted.
August, 1943; overseas, March,
1914: memorial mass, 10 a. m. to-
morrow, St. ThereSa's Church,
Quincy and Grand River; leaves
father, Harold w. Gibson, 927
= Blaine. mother, Mrs BesS VI. Kal-
lnerton, Dearborn and two sisters.
PFC. PAUL w. JUNTUNEN,
20. marines, Feb. 26, 1wo Jima
worked at Ford's; IN service.
April. 1913; overseas. July. 1914
previously overseas as marine
paratrooper; leaves parents Mf
and Mrs. Charles Juntuncn, 1920
Pilgrim; brother, Cpl. Charles
AAF'.
PFC. RUSSELL G.. HAMMER,
20. marines, died Ech-3 y of
wounds received while fighting in
Pacific area, attended Redford
enlisted. April, 1913, overseas.
September. 1913; leaves parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnard hammer
154S4 Lamphere road brother
First Sgt Roger overseas. and
sister, Marilyn
Tt4LAWRENCE \. MULIETT,
., field artillery, Dec. 3. Leyte,
attended Western; worked az
Fords; in service. June, 1911,
overseas, II months; leaves par
ents, Mr.. and MrS. r. Mulictt
1853 Abbott. one sister and thrcc
brothers.
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Outstate

APNTz. PFC. MARVIN d Mrs. william
N, Afntl' mother. Benton Haroof.
cHRZAN PFC. ALoYuUs F-Nn jose
phins CnrLsn. mother, Possn.
DEAN PFC. cARsETT o-Nn Margaret
Dean mother. CoidSster
EBERS CPL. CHARLES L-Au sylvia B
licHIER sSGT WILLIAM c-Mf,
Mo.ne Eirh!er. mother. Benton Haroof.
FOREMAN SGT CHARLES Wilbur y
Foreman father. Ionic
GEORGE. z SGT. LLOYD NM Anna
". GrlrEc. mother. Au2keEon.
GIBSON PVT JOHN C.-An- Asy
G4oErn. Si'e. Branch.
KETEIs PFC PETER B-ArA Msry
kc.e.4. mother. Port Huron.
LAKE. ID II. JOHN F-Fioya p Lake
IisuSEE' nc. CHARLES m-Mn Ml!.
diet Llnanef. noiLel- AAy Ci's
S,ASSIsTO PVT. SAMUEL " -Taiyo Man.
nlstr. brother, H5GsAion-
MsMATH, 7D IT PAUL Pau u Nc
Nalu iatler Leslc
MILLER. \ SGT BERNARD A.-nu ErnA
Mailer. mother, Holt
MORGAN. PFC MELBERNE K--Mrs- ora
p Moran. mother Brighton
HyYLE lST 1T WILLIAM r William
E.r.r, iathsT. Ca.umrt
PEIrHER PFC EDISON -- Ass Adelne
psIcrt. E.Gttsr. care
scSSTAG set WOODROW Mrs Marie
~ruuts4 slie. BAY CRY
srRHA FFC STEPHEN Mis- sophia
20. ,lE4a. mother. Waite Cloud.
TRAVELLER SGT EDWARD L.-R0bcu
X Ir8st. bee tIul.er. CuicNateT
vISsEE PVT MEELYS Isaac visasr
!dircl 1isrc kapics
WATSON PVT THOMAS = - Nrf. MARY
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24
DEAD

PFC. RUSSELL GATTAMEL-
ATA, %. tank corps, Feb. 15,
Luzon; attended Southwestern
worked at Ford's; in service, June,
1913; overseas one year; leaves
wife, Dorothy, 345 S. Green;
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Angelo Cat
tamelata, same address. and four
sisters.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24
lest We Forget---Lest We Forget!


Two marines who lost their
lives on Two Jinra are included
in today's biographical sketches
OF Detroit servicemen killed,
wounded, missing, or taken prison
| ers of war.
Next Of kin have also notified
the Times OF two brothers, both
fighting in Europe, who have been
reported wounded and missing in
action.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24
T/5 Curtis II. DOWLINC

T/5 CURTIS r. DOWLING,
20, engineers, Dec. II. Germany;
Redeemer High graduate; worked
at Ford'S: in service three years:
overseas. September, 1913; son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bowling.
li55 Livernois.
PVT. JOHN EREDERICKS JR..
20 motorized cavalry, Sept. S.
Germany; attended Chevrolet
Trade School: in service. March
l943: overseas, June. 1914. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Fredericks,
1888 Annchester.
It's GERALD l.. MCCARTHY,
20. infantry. August IL. Germany;
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24

CPL. WALTER j. PERZYK. 81,
infantry, March s. Germany;
worked for AinSworth Manufac-
turing Co.; in service, April, l94l {;
overseas, April, 1912; husband Of
Dorothy. 2200 Parker; son OF Mrs.
Anna Perzyk, 2433 Sheridan;
brother, Sgt Richard missing
over Italy
PFC. JOSEPH 4. WROBEL.
infantry. Germany; hoSpitalzed.
England; awarded Purple Heart
and Cluster; worked for Contln-
entail Motors; in service. Septcm-
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24
Funerals Save Nazis

LONDON. March % QNS)--
A dispatch from Bern today said
many German officers and Nazi
officials were disappearing, under
cover Of sham funerals. and turn
ing up later in Spain and Ar
gentina.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24
WELbER iIELPERs

bcneth Elrctflc Co. SOU lnIIuL
WEST SIDE PLAST-cood jobs nov
open for men with OF without r1snr-
fsrturfnx plan, experience. no sun1syg
good wages, 81 hours = week. Arericse
McKinstry.
x-RAY TEcHsfctas Firs Yixhfsvs.
Tree TrimmsTs. sanitary Chemist. Auto
Body Pspsirmsn. DETROIT CIVIL
SERVICE COMMISSION. 18Th Fiory.
Wster Board Buiidtng. q n -
AS .. m
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24

| ooley gradu-
ate: worked for
Minnesota Min
ing and Manu-
featuring Co.:
in service two
Y e rs; over
5 as, Novem-
Der, 1913; twice
wounded in ac-
ton; only son
o f Mr.. a n q
NJ r s. J. r.
. .eyo. 1909
Terry.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24
DECORATED

SGT. WARREN &. ELLIS, 25,
field artillery. Bronze Star for
meritoriouS service, November in
france and Germany: in service.
40 years; overseas. April, 1914;
N of Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Ellis.
ormerly Of 1898 Twelfth; -mife-
3Hginia, and son live AT 5729
awtOn.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24

The department has made public the of 1853 soldiers
killed the Pacific OF these "a Michigan II from
Detroit 1t has also announced of l5l5
who held OF by Germany OF these 6S
from Michigan, 70 from the Detroit
From department 237 casualties
including dead from Michigan five from the Detroit Three
Michigan wounded; IS
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24

seas, May, 1914 hospitalized in
Marianas; son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Arnold Mulheisen. 452 West road,
Trenton.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24
ARMY DEAD
Pacific Area
Detroit

BISHOP. PFC FREDERICK Mrs. Ann
Bishop, wife. 429 e. Elsa. Hazel Park.
BURNS PFC LESLIE C.--MrS Aida BurnI
wife 49O Field.
CARPENTER PVT. HERBERT C.-Mu
Helen Carpenter wife 63e7 Holly.
TvT- NICOLA T,-Sick GanoH
friend S233 Russell
FAUDEM PFC. FRANK-MrS Lydia p
GlfR, e2si- -Wiia-rsere,
GATTANELATA. PFC. RUSSELL - Mrs
Dorothy CattSmelAtA wife 345 8. Green.
KURZAwA. PVT CHEsTER-Mrt Kate
mother, s2Ss Teepfer. Van Dyke
LUNDBERC PVT WAYNE Leonard
LundberT. father. 7453 Chatham
MAJCHRZAK. PVT CHESTER Mrs
Louue Burgess. moth o. 1910 =. Bernhard.
Royal OaE
MutIETT T4 LAWRENCE A.--mu KIN
manuel MuHett mother. 1888 Abbott
MACY Tl5 JOHE-Mry Helen Mary. wife
Route :, BOX 47A Hazel Psfk.
voLCHECK PFC. GEORGE JR Nh Anna
Noicneck. wlfs. sll2 South.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24

worked for Holly Carburetor; In
service two years: overseas year
and a half; son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward l.. Mccarthy. 1203l
Sussex.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24

MCCARTHY, It's GERALD L.-MH, Laura
Mccarthy. mother. i203i SUSSEX.
McKIENIE. PFC. WILLIAM ~. JR Mrs
Mary J. Mcklnnie, wife. o474 CAlhoune
Dearborn.
MERRITT. PVT HAROLD HINTS. Dor
othy A. Merritt, wife, 1888 Ninteenth
MYNATT. T/SCT. GEORGE E-Orbie W.
Aynatt father, 2i440 Wilson. Fnrmingto
PAuLE T/sCT GERARD A.--Mu cATolg
Psule. mother. i4s74 SnoSden.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24
MISSING
SCR. RICHARD j. PERZYK,

26. troop carrier radio operator,
Feb. %. over Italy; Eastern grad
uate; worked for Chrysler; in
service. December, 1871; over
seas, November, 1914; son of Mr.
and Mrs. John a. PerzyK. 2i33
Sheridan; brother of Cpl. Walter.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24

hAIpfIs
MEcHANIc-Unususl opportunity for .
fully espeIieneed and gu qualified truck
intercity equipment. essential postwar
work now and after the war. fine work
ing conditions with top pay 20 start.
John y. Ivory. s055 woodward. Ma
1850.
MECHANIC wanted. Apply 24ie Brush.
MEN wanted. experience not necessary.
Good rate OF pay and excellent working
conditions. Bundy Tubing Co. 12345
MEN wanted for var work No expert
cellent postwar possibilities. Apply
McLouth Steel Corp, 800 South Liver
nois Ave, at railroad. between W. Fort
and W. jefferson.
MEN AND HUSKY BOYs-i6o pounds
or more for general creamery plant
work. afternoon shift. Bordens Farm
Products. $500 z. Forest.
MEN. 1910. for light landscape main
tenAnce: steady outdoor work, soc 20
$40 hour. No experience required.
1888 Besconsheid, TU PARTS.
MEN with automobiles 20 deliver teie-
phone books. Gas coupons available.
Write Box B-3l77. Detroit Times 81.
METAL BUMPER MAN wanted. 44-hour
week: top wages: steady ernploymsn Mt
See Nr Nestle Highland Chevrolet Co..
l7se7 woodward ave. TO $4,000.
MIDDIEACED man for ianitor work IN
apartment. 4263 Cast Ave: living
quarters and salary. Call after 5: 30
p. m.
MILLING MACHINE -pfe-e.e--c-r-
types OF cutting. also No 13 p. a s.
Grinder hands on circular form tools.
Midwest Tool a Mfg. 1850 W..
~ eitbu
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24
PRISONERS

S/SGT. ROBERT II. DEYO,
20. infantry. Oct. 20, Germany;
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24

PFC. WILLIAM SILLS JR., a,
marines. died March ! OF wounds
received on Two Jima; worked for
l. and l. Manufacturing Co; en-
listed, November. 1913, overseas
four months; leaves parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William SillS, 7427
Gratiot, and three sisters.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24
NAVY DEAD
Detroit

piSSE PFC FRANK E-hu May D.ss
mother, 4445 Nj Elllott-
JUNTUSES. PFC PAUL W Mr. and MrS
ChsfieI Juntunen, parents. 1870 PuErim.
HAMMER PFC RUSSELL C-hr and
MrS Barnard Hammer. parents. iS4s4
LAmphsre
PHILLIPS PFC JAMES J-Nr and Mrs.
Bert Phillips. parents. iloz NOTTINGHAM.
SCTIEITTKER CPL FREDERICK-MrS
Elrn \ BrihSs, mother. s6O3 Crandvills
Mrs Frederick Schnittker wife. Grand
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24
Outstate

KOOI PFC JACK A-Mr and Mrs Fred
,r'os Kooi, parents. Kalamazoo.
LONCHtSI PFC ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS c.
Longhini. father. lronvcod.
Mitchell. SGT RUSSELL C-Mr snd
Mrs. Charles Mitchell, parents. Iron Noun
tain.
WALLACE 1ST IT KEHNETH Mr.
and Mrs. Alexander s. wallace. parents.
saginaw
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24
NAVY WOUNDED
Detroit

Detroit
CJrFYIO PFC. EDwARD-Mr Rsrnics
CLsltowtk AS.eT. 1915 Harmed
Outstate
BFtGHLFY CPL CLARENCE Mrs
torene BeIshlsy. wife. huskeEon.
sOCIA. PVT. ROBERT Y-Andrtv v
Soda isther New Haven.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24

PERKINS PVT. CLAUDE A.
Perkins. wife. B4tte CEeek
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24

BEYERLEIN- March d. John Of 2O2i3
KnsHl.ic. beloved husband % Elizabeth
Dlrlch BcyrTclQ dear iathCg 81 jackie
and suzanne. son of Mis- John Peters
NJ Traverse city Mich brother of II
Charles BGycrcia 81 C. S Navy ana
SCI Lessei Barker % L S. Army.
Funeral service Saturday p. IN. at
q. y Peters Funeral Homen l2OS7
BIsuOP-Maroh , Nellie Luth, mother
OF Margsfet Bishop daughter OF
Cluf joan L Lgth and the late hrs.
George LAulianEh -SelglcLs- At -lr!l.+af+
-ufTTv6U and son Funeral Home 705
West Firs' stree. Royal Oak saturday
At p -
HUBBiII,--M Aubrey beloved wife Of
Thomas " and dear mother % Patricia
Thomas -i4-sst,i Aitr-4Tr-; ftv1ruTif DdugIl-
p, r. Kettlerye.l Services from Roy
Rexrode Funeral Home. 2T2t W Grand
Blvd saturday at 30 and Twelfth
Street Evangelical Church Twelfth
DAWSON ~ 10 O'Clock.
tfCKyUN-XAs1E = AifF-a ~ 20esf
Orleans. suddenly az featun. Ohio be-
loved husband - Jean Jackson. dear
father OF Frederick and Eileen son Of
Peter Ian!cki bfetif-f - sttIUtFy.
steven Henry John, FRANK william
and Nrs sophie Lohras Funeral sat
urday. els q N from A n Peters
Funeral Home. i2O57 CratiQt and 10
a m AZ 81. Bsr,nolomew Church
RILLO-March ~. May. beloved wife on
Fred mother o. Howard and Alfred.
sister of MIS-. Alice Hopkins. three grand
children also survive Remains al resi-
dence 2O3f Kendall Until Monday
morning. Time ~ service later
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24
Is RICHARD c. GIBSON

ar- GIBsON-Jan. u. Richard e
= Tl5 lsa6th Engrs. Avn. Bn..
- Co B.. killed in action. $ W.
Pacific area. son of Harold w. Gi0ton
92T Blaine. Detroit and BeSs NJ Kali
merton. Dearborn. brother OF June NJ.
PaTke. Howell. Nrh and Caroline
Elizabeth Gibson. Dearborn nephew OF
Mr and Mrs CSynne A Kendall tnce
Alice 3 Gibson formerly Of Royal
OAK NiEb ua.z SGtL-LAg- March - =
dT 10 q. N, 81. Thrresas Church,
quincy az Grand River. Memorial
service.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24

q tPty FNtclAAllfl
Detroit Harvester Co. $3.50 w. Jcffer-
son.
USED car scouts. you can DO II IN your
spare time or while at work. good nay.
Apply 1850 Gratiot.
VAN FOREMAN and driver = STEADY.
permanent and essential work now and
after the war, excellent working coudi-
tons: responsible men have made hirn-
est wages with US for 30 yearz Apply
today. John y. Ivory. so35 Woodward.
VETERANS wANTED-No experience re-
quireds $40 TO $50 20 start Apply IN
person. Metal Process Corp, 1881
LII. Elhott. Holbrook bus passes door.
WALL WASHERS and painters. Inquire
Mr. Buchanan. basement NAccsbcs
Building. $3.50 woodward
WANTED for emexSenGs- -~ef---~S-r-
rnsnfcal engineers. Craftsmen. product
designers. excellent opportunity for
postwar. Call Mr.. Savage or Mr.. Reed
Al CH 1880, Thurs. FIJI sat. p. m.
- D. no. and 7 TO 0 p. m. Must b
eligible under VINO
WAREHOUSE foreman. experienced. fof
lsrge trucking company. opportunity for
Advancement. essential work. top wares
Address Boz B-3i22. Detroit Times 81.
wELDERs-Arr,or plate. few vacancies
for tlainees. essential war work Ern-
ployment Office open 7:30 N. 10 Z
p m. Monday through SATURDAY. Cas-
lilac Motor Car Divikion. 2s6o Clark.
AZ Michigan.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24

vest side plant. war essential Apply
Mr.. Smith, Det.ex Corp. 1901 Beard
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24
LOST AND FOUND

LOST AND FOUND
ANTIQUE gold and cameo earring. VI
C.lity wilson Tacater-W 0odward. Re-
wsfd. TR 2-22s3
BLACK hl.li9.d lost. Erns Friday.
v.-lrlty B.TW0Ot-Puritan. Six Nile, con-
'4iliug car reEstrauon, important
popers tec2 money IN 7-57S3
BLACK cocker male. gray under mouth.
Sou'hheId-6 Mile reward. Ev 66s5.
BROWN wallet lost. C1nners bus. sun
day containing Important papers MA
1920
COLD Queens University ring lost with
seed pearls Reward. TU 2-7645.
LADY's Emerson wrist watch without
band and gold bow earring lost vicinity
Dearborn Thester. reward CE zoos.
LOsT-Mother's service pin IN Elizabeth
81 YWCA or vicinity Elizabeth and
Beacon. Reward TE PASS
LOST--6 ration books 80 4 please
return 20 z. Hurt $40 Keriiworth
sERvICENAN : Identification bracelet
lost engraved Robert Pncgcr Re
ward GL 0ls9
msrcnn. Lost On -Lzsaaa, bet fi,lf,4 -rr4
Jos. Campau TUESDAY 2. m. Mercury
Messengers 1921 Third. RA ssS5
a RATION Books lost. Lucille Jackson.
Lonnie Jackson, Ross Davis. cH l4lf.
PERSONALS
A DETECT1vE-All Investigations strict
~ confidential specialize In domestic and
missing persons. TO 1881. TY S-1A4s.
a LIQUOR raolt s,opoed a. home
Arnold 246l Nat. Bank Blde. RA 1884
C1iUNKY-Plrase call me az home.
must hear from you.
GALi~KLENZ-Tr Treatment Tor liver. rsll
bladder. Eal.SioneS. stomach gas. TO
7.l74O
HAIR REMOVED FOREVER fast
inexpensive Lifetime guarantee Doc
tors reference. E.cctrolysiS Clinic.
TO s-3llt
HAIR removed permanently Multiple
Elcctrolyds Ann stevenson. 224l Book
Tower PA 4s42.
WILL be your alarm clocg. any hour
McGruder ca 4s2S
LEAVING Tor Los Angeles March 20
Two responsible people no 557s.
LIQUOR and tobacco habits. nervous
ness. fears neurOscs, Insomnia. stutter-
ing phobiaS. rheumatism chronic head
aches and certain forms OF defective
sight. hearing and speech relieved by
anteed IS years successful practice
No medicine, No consultation -tsa--E2E-
aPP5lntment cal ca e3s4, Hours
2-5-6.s p N.
NOT reSponsih!e FOR debts Incurred bv
my wife. Agatha Lonr after last Febru-
1ly ~. l945. Richard Long, 81
Alfred
PILES AND CHRONIC DISEASES
Successful treatment. while WORKING
Doctor De Swarte. Rectal Clinic
57is Second, NJ Palmer TR i-7242
PRIVATE DETECTIVE
CT 1855 daily IL l-7g5l eveninrs.
WAR AIDS
sENu-PRoDucTIoN. milling and arill.
ins II L. Gfeen. UN 4-l77T.
THREADS chased small and large
diameters Cali UN 4-osSn
BUS TRANSPORTATION
CHICAGO iS8 S5.7S 7Sz
saline st2l Clinton 81 -
Jonesville t2t2 Quincy S2zO
Coldvater 81 50 Sturrls 81 ST
los Angeles s4i.es 81 touis SIS 37
DE LUXE MOTOR STAGES
iS0s cAss at BAGLEY RA 1874
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24

~~Frday, March 23 I945
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24

samples. automotive and Appliance ernss
rience desirable but not essential: rcod
salary, excellent postwar Opportunity.
republic Aircraft Products. Division The
AVIATION Corp, 1914 FEDERAL.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24

SoDA FOUNTAIN MAN - Full time,
Meals and uniforms furnished No nieht
sunday or holiday work. Telephone in.
quiries are not satisfactory. Please sp-
! Ply IN person AZ employment Office.
l4th noor. The j. L Hudson Co
Evening star., 1945-03-26
III Allied Officers Win
u. 5. Decorations for
GaIIanfry and Service

Award of United States decora-
tions to II Allied officers, including
five Brazilian, three French, two
British and one Chilean, have been
announced by the War Department
The Legion of Merit in degree OF
commander was awarded to:
Maj. Gen. Mario AIRY Pires, SUBJ
chief of the Brazilian general staff
whose 'unremitting efforts against
|subversive activity in Brazil" were
described as of unusual value" to
hemisphere security.
Brazilian Maj. Gen. Valentim
Benicio da Silva, who was cited for
outstanding service in controlling
the Axis elements residing in the
southernmost part of Brazil"
Brazilian Brig. Gen. Oswaldo
Cordeiro de Farias, who eliminated
hundreds of 'bunds' and other Nazl
organizations" in vigorously con-
trolling fifth-column activity in the
state Of Rio Grande do Sui"
French Army Corps Gen. Edgar d.
Larminat, whose sterling leadership
and tactical skill" was credited fol
the achievements of his Free French
Forces participating in the cam.
paign OF Tripolitania and Tunisia
Sir Frederick w. Bowhill, air chic
marshal, British Royal Air Forces
who was cited for "outstandin,
services to the Air Transport Com
mand" as commander in chief O.
the British Royal Air Force Trans
port Command. His work in for
mulating a joint communications
control and weather system was sale
to have contributed "in large meas
ure" to successful movement O
large numbers of American aircraf
across the North Atlantic.
Winning the Legion of Merit II
degree of officer were:
Brazilian Col. Stenio Caio de AL
buquerque Lima, whose services a!
military attache here and Brazilian
delegate to the Inter-American De.
fense Board contributed greatly tt
Western Hemisphere solidarity"
Brazilian Maj. Landry Sales Con
calves. for outstanding service" a.
director general of posts and tele
graph in Brazil, where his organiza.
tion of radio monitoring and cen.
sorship contributed immeasurably
to the United Nations cause.
Chilean 1t. Col. Marcos Lopez
Larrain, cited for outstanding serv.
ice" as military attache in Wash.
ington.
British Maj. A. H. CantrelI of thu
Royal Engineers, who performed
outstanding work" in connection
Evening star., 1945-03-26

ing?" North-Lewis asked smartly.
II think it a good idea," said the
German, and invited the wing COM
mander into a dugout to convince
the commanding officer
At first the German officer as
serted, "It just isn't the thing to
do" All the while the officers men
were playing cards and ignoring the
war.
The officer decided to take North
Lewis to Wesel. The pilot said Wesel
was in British hands.
The German officer was uncon-
vinced and they proceeded about SO
yards when the officer abruptly
changed his mind.
He would surrender in the morn
ing, he said, and meanwhile North
Lewis could have the best bed in the
dugout.
In the morning, after bathing in
the river and packing their belong
ings, the German troops said they
were ready to surrender and gave
the pilot a boat to so inform the
British west of the Rhine.
Evening star., 1945-03-26
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Two Greut-Grundsons
Of CIemenceuu Meet
6y the Associated Press.


NEW ORLEANS, Mar. 26.-
Georges Clemenceau, IL, and Paul
Clemenceau, 4, great-grandsons of
the French Premier of the World
War, met yesterday at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Benedict M. Grune-
wald, Paul's maternal grandparents
Georges, who has lived in Caracas,
Venezuela, with his mother for three
years, will make his home in Wash
ington with his father, Pierre Glenn
enceau, brother Paul, and the pres
ent Mrs. Clemenceau.
Mrs. Clemenceau said she and the
two boys will remain here for sew
eral weeks while her husband is
absent from this country on a mis-
sion to Paris.
Evening star., 1945-03-26
'Downed Raj Flyer
Bags 124Prisoners
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
WITH THE BRITISH EAST. OF
THE RHINE, Mar. 26.-An Raj
wing commander delivered 124 card
playing prisoners to the British 2nd
Army yesterday after convincing an
enemy officer that surrender was
better than annihilation.
Wing Comdr. North-Lewis flew
airborne troops across the Rhine
Saturday and was shot down on the
Rhine bank just north of Wesel.
He was just getting his bearings
when a German noncommissioneo
officer came up.
What do YOU think of surrender