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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10
Outstate


ANDERSON. SGT TAUNo J-Mn Alma
Jaeqlart. sstsr Ironwood
BLAcKLEDGE. PFC KENNETH Mrs
Edith Blackledge. mother Harrison.
BRYCE. PFC NORMAN Mrs Florence
Bryce wife, Port Huron.
CZINDER. slsGT MARTIN-Mrs. A!!ee
Czlnder. mother, Nunics
poRTMAN. SGT RALPH-Mrs. Mary D
Hiilis. sister. Port Huron.
GIBSON CPL HAROLD { Mrs Emma
Gibson. mothR. Mliing,on.
GREKo. PFC. JOSEPH J--Ms. Catherine
Gfes2a 5.I 5.Isks-i1sl msolher f,,s1 SasiH1T Hngr 49,,
NJ Glenthef- sa!!aes
~ hAAVIsTo A;,S rIo, s/sGT t;. Henry sMrs His
h4aet,g, 1sStl got,, n,9thSI, lfonwood
=, HhIktoEp Iltl PVT GERALD Airs olive
lLIRRARn Pre- William MIR -t-s-e
Hhbard mother. Traverse city
HoFFENBERGER, SGT NICHOLAS . Mrs
satii singer uncle. Unionvlile.
--ktieHEPVf Ehf>ts r=afry SfIy I KVch
KUzMA. " PFC. FRANK p-Mrs e,s.
KazmAi mother Grand Pa pld.---
LEE. rs DAVID w-wr E,z, L..
mother. sAntu2ky.
MAGLEY: PFC. oRLIH E-Mrs Helen L
MALoNEY PFC EDWARD A-Mrs. Ger.
trufe X Wutsnea sister Ishpeming
MANI. PFC. FREDERICK J.--MrG Ruth
Mann wife. Jackson
MARKIEWICz. T/sCT LEONARD -Mrs
T pstiitrr harttPwtcZ, mother. Jackson
MARTIN PVT. RICHARD A Mrs Audrey
Martin mother. BALDWIN
MARTINEZ. PVT, JOHN-Mrs Louise Mar.
unez mother NJ Clemens
hARTlSsON rs MEKKEL--Mt. Cortint
Aarunxon. wife Iron River
hkEAPACEl s SGT EMELIO J-Nrs
ANN hemapace mnther. BrifEeport -
sfErZ. SGT. HENRY R--MrS Olga Metz
mother. Ann kTDor
MILLrKEN, PFC EUGENE v-Robsrt MI.
Aken brother Dexter
NiSTA. PVT. sTEPHOS J--Mrs Flor. I
M,nis Eife. ssu!t STE: Mslre.
Moiles wife Ovosso
MORRELL. PFC. JOHN w-Mri Amelia
NOrreil. mother. Menominee.
PHILLIPS PFC MARION c-Mrs Mar.
Aerite Phillips. wife MuSkeRon
fitsESS fvT IAvsTT MIS- Doris
PRATT, PVT RICHARD A-Mu Eam
PRICE Pre-. RoBERT-Mu Betty Price,
2ite, Allegaa.
PETSEDGE PVT LEON D-Mr MArcens
Peisedre. mother Linden
RICHARDSON, PVT. GLENN Mrs Alice
7. Richardson wife Midland
FOGGE. PVT HOWARD Mrs George Z
RogRs. father Camden.
ROMZEK. PVT. LEO Mrs Teckla Pozek,
-sz--ts-s+-plit
R0SAE PFC. MARTIN M-ms Phoebe
H-ns7- mother harshst
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Percy .gGpsa"S
Arrivals

BATTLE CREEK. March q
Wounded veterans from the Euro
pean fronts and the Pacific
arrived AT Percy Jones Hospital
yesterday by air ambulance and
train. SIX were fror, DcJolt and
nine from outstatc.
DETROIT
knen Pr FtarE sEI2 Vivsv1-i
Bowers. Isf G.HHEe - 1880 r Jrnrt1r
Csutl'l S<f JsrH igl1s GtrrnaRu
pogiisFd PVT Alvin 2OGn Vermont
Cieenly svt James U 22H2 NrNnulsll.
CpacEL PVT Raymond 5H5s Mitchell
OUTNIATE
Esrhcr' Pc Uad.cy J. S7yi
Everett PVT Harry p Flint
Gage Pvt John z Parma
IarfvlUk Pvt U1Il!d. Jackson
Mass Pfc. Melvin Flint
Matthews Pvt Eugene 4 Diaw0ndAit
Miller, T Kenneth par' Huron
Eauit Pvt Henry 7 Dollar Rsy
Robinson sgt. stewart T.. Camden
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NOI NDED

PVT. JOHN ALLAN. a in
fan,ry, Feb. i, France Ford
Trade School graduate; in service,
June. 1914, overseas. January
son Of Mrs. J. Allan, 3i5l Penn
sylvania, wife, Gerry, and son live
al 1901 Holcomb; brother. Cpl.
Harry, in France.
PVT. ANTHONY VI. BOZ
MOSKI, y, infantry, Nov %.
Germany; hospitalized England
awarded Purple Heart; worked
for Briggs; in service, March.
1914. overseas, August son OF
Mrs. Laura Bozmoski. 5S6S Be
wick. two brothers in service, one
also reported wounded today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10
lest We Forget--Lest We Forget
Michigan War Hero Roll
hes ........>...,,...,Th. pe,oit Tims...>,.......

Today's biographical sketches
contain the first notice of a De-
troit serviceman wounded on Two
Jima. He is recovering normally
and was interviewed by a -corre-
-Spondent ovef-the short wave ra-
dio last Tuesday.
A paratroopeT, previously
wounded in action, has now been
reported killed in Belgium. his
parents notified the Times today.
Next of kin have also informed
the Times Of another Detroit SOL
der who died Of typhoid fever in
Italy.
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Death Rotltes
EARL SYLVESTER, ARM &C

listed here arr funr-ai u--
sffs-fffvff1f --frte~s- -e-fur-- -tr-r
died In the saLNl-a nL our n.Lrt.A-
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rEmALE HELP WANIED

ALTERATION sEWERs-To work on
W0mens Teady-to-weaT. telephone In
glIIIlz are nat -sallsfActory- -pleaxe Apply
IN person TO employment office, l4th
lInnr. Tha i l. Hudgnn Co.
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PVT A. BozMosKI PFC. J. BozMosKI
PFC. JOSEPH J. BOZMOSKI,
10 infantry, Feb. 6. France: hos
pitallzed England; atte d d
Southeastern: in service, May.
1914: overseas, October. son of
Mrs. Laura BozmoskL, 1858 Be
wick.
: SGT. JOHN T.. CARR, p.
infantry, Feb Z. France. hospl-
talized. England; worked at
tord'S. in service. October. 1871.
overseas, December, 1874. huS-
band Of Mrs. Mariory Carr. SIC
Knowles, Royal Oak: son of Mr..
and Mrs. Leslie Carr 2OO37 Dan
bury.
PVT. WILLARD j. GUHES. 10.
infantry. Jan 28, Belgium, Sull
hOSpitalized worked for American
Car and Foundry; in service, Sep
tember. 1913; overseas, Septem-
Der, 1914; son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles +. GuileS. 6S79 Winthrop:
brother of SISgt. Robert, Pfc.
Charles. both overseas.
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VIEW MEMBERSHIP

n addition 80 h,c membership
card IN q New York State VIEW
post, his effects revealed his war
record
They disclosed that ne had en-
listed In the navy in October.
1871 and had been discharged
last December. They bowed that
he had been commended for gall
l1n'ry IN The battles of Midway
and the SolouonS and that he had
participated ia the landings on
Tarawa. In tho Nar.8nae and At
Apam7, Sa}O Island and Vera
Cruz.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10
BOYS IN SERVICE

a snapshot found in his pocket
proved 10 be a picture ol himself
and his four brothers, II Russell
Finnegan, with tho army overseas:
Cpl Ciem. also overseas. Seaman
Maurice. now In the south Pa
cific. and Pvt Gerald, still IN the
United States.
Police Scnt a telegram 20 his
parents and a public administrator
has taken over the effects left
I'M bis hnfnl rom
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10

b'tNtA a. "A"tti'" bifA
BAYER-Magealine Marcn 2. beloved
Nife ~ The late Joseph dear mother ~
MIS- Bernard Ju.unAh, FRANK Anthony
and Waller Bayer. Grandmother W eiK
grandchildren and one 6rnat g'andciiIid
Funeral Monday from sons F~-taener
4gO6 Moran a. $50 a m and ST.
Albertus ChuIch % 10 a. m. Interment
M Oliyet
CoUyREuR-March q. Mary. age 63
residence. 8lOQ Louis street, beloved
wife Of Emil dear mother ot Mrs
Rachael Jcnuwine and cnl william
Funeral from me Vegleyden Funeral
Home 10000 MACK or Ou.er Drive.
saturday AZ Ql1 st Tafy ~ S4rrlWE
Church at 70 f9zaty ., friday .ey.n,inE
Ladies Club
GORDOS-Mareh. III Ianrs {
husband OF Josephine z Gordon brother
OF MrS- Cara AAn MLlLEL- -L--llAllle
Edward and william Gordon Mrs Anna
Mcdonald and Ms James NcsSmrre A.
services a. Blessed Sacrament Church.
saturday morning. al 10 O'Clock.
KtfKE-HETy r0uI5E- TIITCITJ- March
z az her nome 1906 Concord ave be-
loved mother uf Beatrice L. Rum y
Greening. William / irwin = Marjorie
u, %saiern; y!,ali,i al ~ % 2 c--G ~ =
BMI Funeral Saturday a. $50 from
Janisse Bros Funeral Home 84fb +.
jefferson AVE- 81 t--TgrtTg- -rrTurrTT az ..
Prayers, Friday al . M
KEEFE-Aiafea e, ABthsHy Joseph be-
loved husband ~ AEaes L}uAs kerit
dear father % Cpl EObcrt IS and Cpl
Donald Y FIandfathcr ~ Sharon Lyune.
Funeral Saturday, $50 a. m from
residence. s07O F0hns and 9.l5 a. D..
a. Patronage uf ~ iosrpn Crurch
MICHALAK-Nar-h o. Marguerite be-
loved wife ot Frank dear mother Cf
william Francis daughter % Pay and
elizabeth Setter Service 2 o'cllcs
Harris Funeral Hen4 1881 Harper.
Brown City papers please copy
MOLDESHAU UER-Mafch 2. Edward OF
1892 Orchard. Base Line. Mich be-
loved husband -Gf FioFeHce. dear father.
Of Dolores. eEothe!- .! -R@yEasas,- -FtiasssI
service, saturday. 3 .. m, 81 4 d.
Peters Funeral Home, l2057 Cratic, Ave.
POHLMAS-March Z Hattie beloved
wife Of Adolph dear mother - Ellzaeb'h
Ann and John F.. daughter OF Frederick
Pankratz sister Of William Edward
Paul, kt5tr. waiter Erwin and Bert Pan
Eratz. Time of service later.
kosS-see Whitman notice
sIRAIMASS --- AaEch AtiHHie at
residence, 2222 Field avenue beloved
wife Of HUGO. dear mother of Mary 20,
SITTER ~ wt'lisrn J = Cyt6r J Ed&!h
A. and Walter a. Beycr and the late
Eleonora Van LOon Funeral from Fred
&. MaFsftsf SNtts peftc-s III 2 z j~ffrr-
son. Monday morning az 30 and al
ST Ea1AEa s -ChGEes a. 10 -e'siess.
Won DER BURG-March =: william az
49l6 Martin. beloved husband ~ Ida
Vintgen Won Der Burg. Funeral service.
Saturday, ! p. m az a. II Peters Funeral
Home, i2O57 Gratiot
NITTMAN-March Clara of IOl3a
Harper. beloved wife q Fred dear
mother of Mrs Marcus Blgue C;eratd.
Arthur, Kenneth KOsS. MIS- J0Nn fnEt3O
and Mrs. Howard Hriuc grandmother cf
grandchildren. Funeral service Mon
CAV, 2 p. N, az Il Peters FuDeHal
Home, l2oS7 Cratiot ave
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Fete Freed
Detroit Vet

Sixty pounds heavier than when
liberated from a Jap prison on
the Philippines. a Detroit soldier
today will be feted in San Fran
CISCO along with 275 other re-
turned prisoners.
In a telephone call last night,
Cpl Robert James Body, p, who
weighed only so pounds when re-
leased, told his parents he soon
would be home with them al 1874
Brooklyn.
Other Michigan soldiers arriv-
iHg in San Francisco were Capt.
Donald S. Robins of "A Farrand
Park. Highland Park; 1t. Edward
J.. Thomas of Grand Rapids. Pvt.
Joseph NJ. Limbaugh OF OwosSo,
Cpl. Frank {. POtYrai Of Grand
Rapids and Marine Pfc. Fred S
Ninton of Jackson.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10
PVT. LAWRENCE r. WIN

GIEr 49, Uedl-
cal corps. Dec.
10 France IN
service febru-
ary 1943 over
seas a pril,
94i: leaves
pare ntS Mr..
and Mrs. Frank
WInEle Sd /
Lacrosse, four
sisters. seven
brothers. tW O
in service.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10
BUS TRANSPORTATION
PERSONALS

II i
missing persons TO s-3f3i. TY s-14fs.
a LIQUOR habit stopped AZ horne
Arnold 246i Nat. Bank Bldg. Pa 1884.
GALL-KLENz- Treatment FOR liver gsll
bladder, galst0nes. stomach gas. 10
HAIR REMOVED FOREVER fast.
inexpensive Lifeline guarantee. Doe
tors references. EleCtrJ.yals Clinic,
TO s-3l14.
HAIR Removed Permanently. safe
Electrolysis. Antoinette aust. 25b3
Lakewood. IL s032
HAIR removed permanently. Multiple
Electroiysis. Ann Stevenson. 224l Book
Tower RA 4S42
HUSBANDS WIVES WANT Pep
Ostrex Tonic Tablets pep up weak bodies
lacking iron, also contain vramir Rl.
calcium 35c trial size now ONLY 1qc
All druggists. In Detroit CuunIughaln.
Sans Cut Rate. ard KiustlE
NO longer responsible for debts incurred
oy ny wife johnnie Mae Robertson.
after this date Floyd Robertson. 3Gl4
stanSo1d Court. Iutstrr. Mich
NOT responsible fHr debts contracted by
date. Arthur r. S,lyseL. t9sS Ready
Van Dyke, Mich.
NOT responsible Tor debts contracted by
wy wife Helen b ~t..H gIUt -Us
burn. after This dat. E...alet S;aeu,
SS22 sheridan
NOT responsible f1r debts contracted by
anyone but mvcf after tals dale.
Gabriel Boigs. 6Jl Conn r7
NOT responsible for debts intIreI %
my wife. Ethel 81 ua.ru e+rr tr.s
date Ivo L Watson. sTT7 Fourteenth.
Pills AND CHRONIC DISEASES
Successful frcarr aut while WORKING
Doctor De Swar'e Rectal clinic
57l5 secone nr Palmer TR l-524z
PRIVATE DETECTIVE
CH 1855 daily. TE 1854 evenings
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10

A/OUNDED men need a
Womons care TO help
them regain their health.
e deal tschnieians are
needed Immediately in our
army hospitals. Train at RoU-
eminent sSpense.
Call RA 5457
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10
PERSONALS

S25 REWARD for Information leading
20 the locating ~ william Eugene
BarfCl, age 50 and used f42 p.Ym-
puth a-dpor sedan motor no Pl4C-
G.,s7G. sadal 30 lI43zl2a Last
I-lL III L-..Ll
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10

The department has made public the s soldiers
wounded European OF these 10 Michigan
from all these
informed of any change in status
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10
MA Hi -1fATr4
BASIL EARL FIELDS, 80. Feb

II sOuIn TdClIlCI 7 oTN Ir1NN
School graduate worked for
Cnrysicr, IN ServIce august, 1919.
overseas one year; leaves wife.
Mari -24z2 Gladstone father AR =
s. T. Fields, Martin, Tenn two
brothers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10

Detroit COLLEGE ~ Applied Scien~e
s2o3 woodward az Steward MA s412
LEARN modern barucuuE. DAYS ae
rvry- Approved uf11rr TT Titt. f5r-- ttrrt~t
Irlieer s4f 3 jefferson. NA 69fi.
LEARN modern bsfDCfing. international
aiilAated school GI approved. day or
evening classes Phone or vrlte f0r pare
uCl.ats. Greene Barber College, 55s
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10

Ct Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph T. Reader
Sl62 r jefferson.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10

ELEVATOR Operators--White girls. no
experience or training necessary. steady.
pleasant WORK Apply chief starter. or
Room 2S8i First National Bank Rifg
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10

PVT. LEO A. JABLONSKI. 30.
infantry, died Of typhoid, Nep is,
Italy; in service, October. 1913,
overseas. June. 1914; memorial
mass 8 a. m Tuesday, March 13.
Assumption Polish Church, Lovett
avenue survived by wife, Anne,
ATT Brandon, one brother, one
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10
FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Fred g. Marshall Sons, Inc.
,----- HOME FOR AEL2ERALs- -------
34s2 2 JEFFERSON RI 21Ts-79
JOHN HEELON
1910 w GRAND BLVD TY s-i47i
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10

DEFIANCE BORISG-niin operators, su-
tomato screw machine operators. mill
wr-hts. poWgFhnuSc fireman. boiler oper-
a'ars oilers Guswith genera factory
workers apply employment office Con-
,tuental Motors Corp, l2sOl East Jef-
fHHnnU
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10
PRISONER

PVT. j. THOMAS READER,
Dec. 2l, Belgium; son
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10

POPTER-White or colored for nieht
work. See Charles Allen Alden PARK
Manor gfNO Fast Ieffcre0u
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10

Friday, March 9. s.fs45~~~~~~~--~~-~~~
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10

'vui-t f0r work n cashier ard pay roll
dept CAL NJ Aiages. CT $500. Ert-
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10
TRADE scHools--MALE

ACETYLENE ARC WELuEEs
BODY. FENDER REPAIR -INSPt CTOR
Blueprint Reading Drafting. Diesel
Approved Under q I. Bii 0f Rights
WOLVERINE SCHOOL. 1900 ~ FORT
DRAFTING--Io0 designing. englneerius
LAN,-c.GI.4.g- -GI---.--- -
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10

FxPERIEE rED TYPfsTs. sonZ
SHORTHAND or ABLE TO ANSWER
LETTERS ORNAMENT. az HOURS:
ORDER AND BILLING DEPT v T.
DREW. DETROIT HARVESTER co.
$3.50 WEST JEFFERSON
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10

uETAILERS ana minor layout mrn for
Gr.fti1E room uf West side truck Plant.
Permanent position with postwar op-
plrfIni.irs IN reply rive aEc schooling
and previous employment. address Box
T.1CHF u.|arff TI-rtc e
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10

ESSENTIAL WORK Western Union needs
Girls. sEes 8 20 36. 20 learn automatic
teiegraphy Paid training See Miss Nay-
VILE Room 2O2 western Union Tele-
eraph Cnngress and Shelby.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10

PRESSER Experienced. good waFes 70
depcnse9.e man. Imperial Cleaners.
1925 Nack
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10

WITTMAN-MarCh, Clara of IO139
Harper. beloved wife Cf Fred. dear
mother of Mrs Marcus Bl9mei Gerald
Arthur, Kenneth R0sS Mrs J0hn fnFtaO
and Mrs Howard Hriuc grandmother of
Z grandchildren. Funeral service Mon
cay. ? 2. m az A II PeieES -EuDcLal
Nnrrn fonET f.raNLet q u
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10

EMPLOY MENr interviewer. man with
cKaerifuce niging factory help good
opportunity on east side plant must
comply WMpC Write Box B-3l8a.
Detroit Times 81
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10

EXPERIENCED vsits siri fof enoktpf
Adl t0wrstsiry No tsun1y. Crof<S
p1in'e Farms c,r 81 777s
EXPERIENCED NJ f5r rensrsi h0use.
work stay nights. E0od salary. CN
3-9eai
FANCY s1o'fer go0e pay Apply indian
Village C.esners s92s Ess' Lsfsys,is.
FrffNC CLEPg g-Bopn.own office 4s-
t1lr week. Prone sfr. Hen1sfson- PA
7a74,
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10
REFRIGERATION

hAh AsNNNANA AAlNANAH
Mechanically inclined men get FREE
facts about repair and Installation work
opportunities and spare training plan
Write UuEics Inst. Box B-32O3 De-
'r.lt Times 81.
RETURN seruecrnsu Tor estabiisned
sifiee routes salary. commission and
bonus. We furnish ar and an erpenFrs.
lack ~ space prevents details Mr.
Lr.cEer Cl1s Coffee Co. S43O Hamli.
com MA's9O
SALE.-tlE N--Thfce married man with
cars preferred 20 sell hospltalisa'i1n
protection Leads furnished only men
te-ps'1mcd 90 earnings % 5000 or
better reed apply For interview, call kt
-en' Haflm ToSrr
SAIESMEN far roofing siding modern
llilta iuNher Bonlhed prospects No
satNassi1t Must have Al references
hr1' DE 5000
SHIPPING CLEPK-Fo- snail auto
n9iEe p3rN Kn0rr Maynard. Inc
a7f8 W11iHsrd
STEAM CIEASEP psy Adv
,7..an Village Cleaners, 6o79 East
Lafayette,
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10

tsrt soc hoai Campus foundry, 1895
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10
IN MEMORIAM

~ MEMORY OF Thomas Pet6.a who
cicd one year aeO. March 1914
Ny heart stiil aches with sadness. ms
eyes shed many tear God alone
Knows how ! miss you as this ends the
trst sad year. Your wife Eleanor
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10

Nac- sYLyESIER-EaTI. ARM 5-C. De-
- loved son % Vera and IA sylvester.
= 1882 SOuthheid r0ad Dearborn.
dear brother OF PVT. Milford. EmhcTt
and Marion grandson ~ Mr. and Mrs.
william RcckilH ana Mrs, Iia sylvester.
Memorial service, sunday, ) % ci0rk az
St Pauls Lutheran Church. Dearborn
Beech az Monroe Blvd
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10

postwar future Apply 259a 22d 81 .
DRIVERS O. haul coal truckers also.
F." deliver that good Nisfrie e.af and
."FU 10 yards rlvo you shorter hals
and an opportunity f1 make MON
HFY gli.t.f. utl a wa-rs. Plus WrHrrt
ttrus Amply WtsTELE coal II COKE
90. G4I1 i,i'rrri 90 milwaukee,. or
call PL 44n4 today
DRY cleaner. Vod pay. fpt,v Indian
Vi.are Cleaners, 6049 r Lafayette
ELECTRICIAN Must be licensed and
have own tools. good tr4u.p1gati.u
Apai7 General Spring Bumper Division.
1H9o = Grand Bvt
ILslIET CtAEs-Tlr ~siat-lav.s ard
construction a1rIv Fur'-gtgr CfI.a
Crr'.ae1'4l Motors Corp lls9l East
fai.Frs'1
Frp 7IEECED v-t~q s-c l'--u SIS 3
vLesTc7 See c-r deal Apply Ia p m
4106 woodward.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10

F2ESSER- position $50 sor
3-h0ur week Apply IN person, Shep-
lcr Cleaners. 16a01 Harper.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10
GUNNER'S MATE sc DON
AID ANDERSON COLEMAN

l9, Oct. 25, south Pacilic; Redford
graduate; worked for Woolworth
Co: in service December, 1872
overseas. October. 1913; memor-
ial service $50 p. m. Sunday,
March II. Covenant Baptist
Church. Couzens Highway near
Seven Mile; leaves mother. Mrs.
Helen Haring, 1888 Mark Twain.
brother, Sgt. Lee, now in Ger
MANY
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10
UNABLE TO WALK

Body told his parents how half
tle prisoners in the camp had 10
be carried out on Stretchers by
-tAe -AheFatiHss- -Af4fet1car1 forces.
Bullets were whizzing over
our heads as We left the yard"
he Sa d. WY buddy was
wounded and another prisoner,
weakened from prison fife, died
of heart failure"
When he arrives home. Body
VIII be wearing corporals stripes
end a decoration pinned on his
tInIc by Gen. Macarthur.
Cpl. Body who was captured
- the fall o. Bataan, last saw
his parents II March, -l9il tst
before he Wa---ant- overseas
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10
DEAD
PVT. EDWARD NJ. BoYAJIAN

PVT. EDWARD VI. BOYAJIAN,
u, paratroops, Dec. 20, Belgium;
Northern graduate; worked for
US. Rubber Co. in service, Feb
Tuary, 1913; overseas, May, 1914;
previously wounded. November,
awarded Purple Heart; leaves
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Boyajian. l454 Philadelphia W,
brother. Robert Jr., sister, Gloria.
uncle, Pvt. Mesrop Boyaiian, field
artillery -hnSpitaIiH- Italy
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10

ELEVATOR OPERATORS - Coiored: Z
hours 20 minutes per day. less 30 min.
utes relief twice daily; uniforms.
hosiery. shoes furnished 20 wear on
premises. no nights, SUNDAYS or holi-
days, permanent work for those quail
fled Telephone inquiries are not salts
factory. please apply IN person az en-
ployment office. ID floor. The J. L.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-12-13

The December issue of Nations
Business says. in its Washington
Letter.
Missouri Valley Authority is a
dead duck on Capitol Hill.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-12-13
Thursday, December 13, 1945

Pacific area and was joined in Cali
fornia about five weeks ago by Mrs.
Nelson. Their small daughter, Diane
was staying with her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Nelson during
their absence. Clayton will report
to Bremerton for his discharge upon
completion of his leave.
Continued on Page 8
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MoMMl/c, Libby; Harold c. Ander-
son. MoMM3/c. Rexford; Thornton
c. Wilburn, MoMM3/c, Troy.

Clayton. QM3/c, and Mrs. Nelson
arrived in Libby Wednesday to
spend Clayton's 30-day leave visit
ing relatives and friends. Nelson
has recently returned from the
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News Telling Of
Lincoln Co.
ServiCennen
Bits Of News from Here
and There About the Boys
from Home.
COLLECTED FROM ALL
CORNERS OF THE WORLD

w. c. (Ole) Johnson who is sta
toned with motor pool in Manila
has recently been promoted to
private first class.
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today" Nine. Chang swept on in
rush of earnestness, has been
given into her hands on a silver
platter She has worked for it and
paid for it down the years. And
now today America carries with it
the hopes of the world"
"A grave responsibility for so
young coutry to assume" | in
terjected.
The Chungking lighting system.
never very practicable quantity.
chose this moment for one of its
frequent lapses and we were in to-
tai darkness. Nine. Chang oblivious
to its fall from grace, went on, her
voice, soft as it was, filling a room
whose walls were the universe.
Young, yes. But Christ said
and little child shall lead them
America is that child that can lead
the world out of the wilderness
Not because America is naive as has
sometimes been attributed, but be-
cause she is untouched and I'M
spoiled SchopenhatIer said, Dis
illusion is the chief characteristic
Of old age America. being neither
cynical nor disillusioned. yields a
unique and potent spiritual force "
The December issue of Nations
Business says, in its Washington
Letter:
Missouri Valley Authority is a
dead duck on Capitol Hill.
Economic study circulating on
Capitol Hill compares today's liv-
ing standards of average wage earn
er in leading nations. On this com
parative scale, Russia is where
u. S. was in 1890; Italy is about the
u S. of 1872, Germany matches us
at 1860, and England enjoys the
u. S. standard of 1870.
One might ask, why then change
the system that has given Ameri
cans the highest living standards in
the world and the most freedom
We should like 10 pay belated
lfiDule 10 group OF HieH VINO nave
served their nation long and well
during trying time. We refer to
the members of the Lincoln county
Selective Service Board. These
men performed very necessary
work, oftentimes a most unpleasant
and sometimes annoying work
Many differences Of opinion are
sure to arise when nation is draft
ing its young men into war service
1t is easy for these differences
sometimes to engender bitter feel
ings. But the board had certain
rules. and regulations to follow and
could not play favorites They were
called on to make many perPlexing
decisions. They spent many hours
at board work, without any remun-
Grafton whatever. Now that the war
is over they are being called on to
act further as a source of advice and
information for returning veterans
This, also, they are doing to the
best Of their ability
In the hurrah, hustle and confu-
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Maynard Carlson, CTM, who spent
three years, 10 months in the Navy
of which three years were spent
overseas, is home with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Carlson, having
received his honorable discharge
and arrived home Saturday night.
Carlson served on PIT boats
around New Guinea the first year
of his service and then on des-
troyer tender at Pearl Harbor, Eni-
wetok, Ulithi Island, Leyte Gulf,
the Philippines, tSamar, Okinawa,
Kuyushu occupation and in Japan.
He received his discharge in Camp
Shoemaker, Calf, and stopped en-
route home at Salt Lake City for a
visit with friends