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tial automobile users. About
100000 cars will be produced ir2
that time.
Automobile rationing, Small
said, probably will be lifted some
time the first of next year when
automobile production goes into.
high gear.
Small considers wool clothing
another bright spot in the civilian
goods picture.
"More wool cloth will be AVAIL
able to manufacturers during the"
fourth quarter of 1915, and more
and better quality wool clothes;
will be on the retail market i1s
the first and second quarters OF:
1916, Small said.
Cotton, however, will continue
to be in heavy military demand
so long as the Pacific wal lasts.
BY September WPB expects in
creased production of mems and
boys work clothing, work gloves,
hosiery, children's clothing, girls
dresses, blouses and underwear,
boys underwear, shirts, pants
and wash suits, sweaters and Cir
dies.
WPB also has authorized pro-,
duction of 100000 more ration
ed leather shoes monthly for the
fourth quarter of 1945. Small
expects shoe rationing to con-
tinue 'for several MONTHS how
ever.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-08-09
THREE DIVISIONS ARE
NOW ON WAY HOME

Paris-U. S. F. E T. announced
that three divisions and one army
headquarters group were on the
Atlantic en- route to the United
States. They include the 18th
and 10th Armored Divisions, the
18th Infantry Division and Ninth
Army headquarters.
Advance units of the 30th In
fantry Division also are at sea
and en- route home and the main
body of the division is being
moved to Britain to sail this
month of the Queen Mary. The
divisions 199th Regiment will
sail from LIE Havre at the same
time.
Advance units of the 35th In
fantry Division sailed from LIE
Havre July Fl while the main
body remained in the assembly
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-08-09
THURSDAY, AUG. ., 1916
Brief Review OF State National And World News During
WAR CRIMINAL TRIALS
TO START ON SEPT.

Nuremberg, Germany - Justice
Robert H. Jackson, chief U. S.
counsel on the Allied War Crimes
Commission, will establish head
quarters here Aug. Is and trials
of arch war criminals will begin
in the Nuremberg Courthouse on
Sept. l, a spokesman for the Jur-
list said.
The former German Palace OF
Justice on the broad boulevard
connecting Nuremberg and Furth
has been definitely chosen as the
place for. the trials, it was an
nounced, and an advance party IS
now trying to obtain blllets Tor
an estimated 800 persons who
will be here for the hearings.
The 18th Regiment Of the veter-
an u S. First Army Division has
been assigned to provide securi-
ty guard for the area. It will
nolice most of the western half Of
the city.
German laborers already have
started remodeling the court
house, which was damaged by
bombing and Smelling before
Nuremberg was captured April 20.
Major war criminals such as
Hermann Goering and Joachim
Won Ribbentrop will be held in
the Nuremberg municipal Jail dur
ing the trials, which are expect
ed to last several weeks.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-08-09
PRESIDENT APPROVES
RECONVERSION TAX LAW

Washington The White
House announced that President
Truman had approved recover
sion tax legislation intended to
encourage big and little business
in returning to peacetime pro-
duction.
The bill will raise the excess
profits tax exemption on corpor-
ate earnings from $4,000 to $25,-
600, beginning next Jan. l, and
will advance the payment date
for approximately $5,54O,OOO,OOO
in tax refunds authorized by ex-
listing law The measure made
no change in business tax rates
or in personal tax rates or ex-
emptions.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-08-09

Lima bans SO to "a, beets 81 to
46, sweet corn A to ~, peas 43
to 48, pumpkin IS to A, sauer-
kraut 70 to 40, spinach II to 76,
catsup AZ to 81, tomato juice 27
to 16, tomato PURGE % to 0.
Applesauce 81 to 48, fruit cock
tail 81 to So, peaches 81 to 60,
pineapple 70 to 66, pineapple juice
48 to SO. Canned plums and
fresh prunes were removed from
the list of fruits to be set aside.
Because of decreased produc-
ton, civilians are not expected
to receive any substantial IN
crease in supplies of these fruits.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-08-09
OPA Makes Tomato, Vegetable,
Grapefruit Juices Point Free

Washington - Canned toma-
to juice, mixed vegetable juice,
grapefruit juice and blends of
grapefruit and orange juice be-
come point-free this week. Or
ange juice already is point-free.
The action was recommended
by Secretary of Agriculture An
derson and accepted by Price Ad-
ministrator Chester Bowles, an
announcement by the two agen-
cies said.
Decision to make the juices
point-free was based on informa-
ton of reduced military require
mentS that was not available
when the table of point values
for August was issued by OPA,
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-08-09
TRIED BY MAYOR

The following men were tried
in Mayors court here on Monday
morning by Mayor Chas. O. Par
sons:
Wayne Taylor, West jefferson,
arrested for disturbance at the
Bean Markets, was given a fine
of $1,000 and cost.
Earl Branham, of Chattanooga,
Tenn, arrested for public drunk
enness, was given fine of $4,000
and cost.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-08-09
Rufus Riley Is
Aboard Yukon

Aboard the USS Yukon-How-
ard Rufus Riley, %, seaman. first
class, of Clifton, is serving aboard
this supply ship, helping to
solve the problem of food for
scattered Naval units over the
ever lengthening lines of supply.
The USS Yukon has navigated
against time and nature to reach
far northern outposts in Green
land. She became the first Navy
ship with the exception of small
Coast Guard ice patrol vessels to
enter the ice-blocked Greenland
fields of Angmagssalik, Ikerrasak
and Ikateq.
In one of the longest trips on
record for a ship of her type, the
Yukon travelled from the blue
cold of the North through the
Panama Canal to outlying, almost
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area. Advance units of the 45th
Infantry and 18th Air borne Di-
vision sailed from LIE Havre Ju-
ly q and Aug. l, respectively
while the main body of each
group was awaiting shipment.
Divisions which already have
gone home include the 86th, 9th,
104th. 48th, 87th, I'd, 44th, and
5th Infantry Divisions and 1st
Army headquarters.
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SERVICES TO BE HELD
AT RICH HILL AUG. rs

A decoration service will be
held at Sapp cemetery on Rich
Hill the morning of August &C.
The public is cordially invited.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-08-09

isolated bases in the Pacific.
Supplies from the holds of the
Yukon have reached men in North
Africa, Sicily. Italy, Greenland
within the Arctic Circle, and in
Southwest Pacific.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-19
Escort Carrier
Survivors Here

Eleven Detroit navy men among
the 400 survivors Of the escort
carrier Bismarck Sea sunk by Jap
planes off Two Jima on Feb. p,
are now home on leave
The Detroiters are:
Seaman 1/c H. G.. Nemer of
1921 Moran; Aviation Ordance-
man &c G.. Macaulay. no address
listed; Aviation Machinist's Mate
&c Donald d. Smith Of 62li2 S.
Washington. Royal Oak; 1t.
Joseph w. johnson of 103 Ven
dome road. Crosse Pointe Farms
Fireman 1/c r. L. Mcintyre OF
21l0 Coleman. Mt. Clemens; Ra-
dioman &c ID. Albaugh of 236
Monterey. Highland Park; Stew
ards Mate 1/c Sam Stinson Jr.
Of 4152 Summit; Seaman 1/c II.
]. Meininger of 2lS26 Virginia
Radioman &c G.. r. Yoell of 1865
Beland: Seaman l/c A. T. Light
ner of 1920 Cadillac. and Seaman
l/c G. II. Kern of 2236 Superior
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-19
Ship Survivors
Arrive in u. 5.

Five Detroiters are among the
l20 survivors of Philippines in
vasion boats that have reached
the receiving ship at Treasure
Island, Cal. the navy announced
today.
The Detroiters are: Seaman 1/c
Marques C. Dancey Of 20 Peter
boro, Fireman 1/c Michael j.
Cislo of 741l John r., Signalman
&c Joseph l.. Bova of 3l64 Third.
Fireman 1/c Zinon V. Zembrzu-
ski Of 1873 Albany and Seaman
1/c John Rochester of 1918
Thompson.
The men are all from ships sunk
by enemy action during the in
vasion of Bataan peninsula and
Corregidor.
After medical examination at
Treasure Island they leave for
their homes on leaves of absence.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-19
Told TO Speed
We Day Plans

Michigan war plants were asked
today 10 make advance plans FOR
We Day. TO protect machinery
and at the same time TO lay down
a policy regarding workers.
Carsten Tiedeman. regional di-
rector of the War Production
Board, made the request in a let
ter TO all manufacturers. urging
the necessity Of easing the tran
sition period 10 rush production
for the japanese phase OF the war
He set the theme Of the We Day
plan as Two down and one 10 60.
Tedeman pointed out that WPB
was not trying 20 tell the mann-
facturerS what 10 do. but was only
making a request IN the interest
of uninterrupted production and
protection for property and equip
ment.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-19
Pilot Bags
Two .DapS

A Detroiter. 1t. tjgl Jerome ".
Beaudoin, was co-pilot OF a naVv
Liberator that destroyed two Jap
planes during recent patrol
was announced today.
Between Luzon and FormoSa the
bomber pilot sighted Jap plane
ahead. With the Jap ship mile
away the bomber zoomed up and
It's gunners opened fire. The Jap
plane burst into flames and plum
metcd into the sea.
on the way home the Libcrator
sighted another enemy plane fly
inc an antI-Submarinc patrol
Under fire from the bomber the
>eaplane crashed into the water
1t BeaudOins mother Mrs
Margaret Beaudoin, lives al 59lO
Three Mile drive.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-19
NOl NDED

PFC. RICHARD PIX. -. in
fantry, March p, Germany; hos
pitalized. France; awarded Purple
Heart attended Hamtramck
High; Brown, Pinten employe; in
service May 1914 overseas in
November; wife, Dorothy, 2500
Andrus.
PFC. ARTHUR WEISS, 90, in
fantry, March 26, Germany; hos
pitalised France, Central grad
uatc; son OF Mrs Caroline Weiss,
1923 Clements: met brother. Sgt.
Harold. in Nancy, France,
March 8.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-19
Seek Gold Star
For Wayne Dead

Plans to erect a 3o.foot gold
star in memory of Wayne
County's war dead were approved
tentatively today by common
council, on request OF Frank y.
lSbey. state chairman OF the war
finance committee of ttIe treasury
department.
Isbey said his department would
place the huge star. bearing the
number of Wayne County deaths
in action. on the lawn in front OF
the city hall. The numbers would
be changed daily at noon as later
figures are received. A bugler
would blow taps, and an aerial
bomb fired for each additional
death. Isbey said, adding he hoped
the project could be in operation
by May. John c. Lodge. council
president. approved the request
subject 10 vote OF other eouR-
cilmen.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-19

STRAND JANIS PFC,--Son Of Mrs
Lucy NJ. Strand. lronwood.
THATCH WILLIAM H., PFC. Husband OF
Ars Christina l.. ThAteh: Pontiac
WANDER sCHAAF. LESTER Il. PFC. -IIus-
band Of Mrs, Hazel M. Wander sehaaf. Hol-
land
vANDYGRIFF. KENNETH L.. PVT. - Hus-
osnd ot Mrs Oene Vandygrin. Niles
NlRGiSSKI JOHN C, PFC.-Son OF Mrs
Frances ViTFinski Saginaw.
Of Mrs. Adeline a. vokSl. Garden City.
wAGAR. Guy C.. PVT son Of Mrs Eva
r. WaRAI Petoskey
WAGNER LLOYD l. PFC - Brother OF
Mrs Dorothy Eriene Wagner Saut Ste. Marie
WILLCUTS, JACK G.. PVT.-Husbanc Of
Mrs viola T. WillcutS Kalamazoo
WORTH, HENRY P PVT - Husband Of
Mrs Syms S. Worth Walton,
YUNCKER FRANK J., PVT Husband Of
Mrs. Beulah a. Yuneker Grand Rapids.
ZAHN HARVEY p, S sGT.-Son OF Rob
ert L. Zahn. Saginaw.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-19
Lest We Forget--Lest We Forget #~#
Michigan Battle Hero Roll

Included in today's biographical
sketches of Detroit Serviccmen
killed. wounded on taken prisoner
are two brothers who lost their
lives in the line OF duty. one
brother was killed in Germany,
the other on Guadalcanal.
Also included in todays column
are biographical sketches OF SerN-
icemen killed in Germany, Leyte
and Two Jima.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-19
Wednesday April 49, 1915

service April. 1913; overseas Sep
-tcr1bcr. f944:- SON of MIR. and Mrs.
William Stcadman. 19206 Justine:
-Ara+Apt7 Sgt r. Irwin, seriously
wounded i'm ArdenneS break
through. Jan s, now hospltaliled
Percy Jones.
CPL. FRANK r. BOHLEN, "a,
-antl.aircraft- March 24- Germany;
II. and II. Tube employe; in serv-
ice August, 1912; overseas De-
cember, 1913; nephew of Mrs. +.
ZarkowSki. l5909 Lappin.
MARINE CPL. CHARLES c.
CARDINAL, IS, March /. Two
Jima hospitalized. Hawaii; West
ern Electric employee; son of Mrs.
End Cardinal. 1888 Quincy;
brothers. Marine Pfc. Joseph, on
Guam. VT &c Louis j.. on fur
Tough. sister WAC Cpl. Marie l..
GUlaiu>. whose husband was
killed in Germany a year ago.
MARINE PIC. CHA RLE :
FAULKNER, 35, February 26,
Two Jimd. hoSpitalized, Hawaii; /;
Cadillac Motor employe; in serv-
ice December, 1943; overseas
July, 1914; wife. Anne, son. Rob-
ert. 1892 Van Buren,; one sister.
- SGT. ROBERT T. LUSTIG,
20. infantry March q, Germany;
Catholic Central graduate; at
tended University of Detroit; son
Of Mr. and Mrs. Edward LuStig,
-5l2I-RIeas IyHy -brether-T-Sgt
Raymond W in Germany
=, ~ =. = -. ~
infantry April ]. Germany hos
pltallLed, France: ST. Anthony 5
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-19
DEAD

5 SGT. ROBERT l.. LaBAR, 25
field artillery, March 25. Ger
many; DENLY graduate; attended
Detroit Institute of Technology
worked with father. Roy {. LaBar.
a building contractor, IN addition,
leaves mother. Mrs. Lenita LaBar,
wife, Elizabeth, son Russell 9ii5
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-19

graduate; ChrySler employe; in
service January, 1913; overseas
July, 1914; son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sylvester s ffs;isry7, Eenox;
brothers, T Sgt, Richard L. Elsey,
Italy S Sgt. Robert Elsey,
France.
S/SGT. JOHN VASkOVICH,
20 -armored infantry, March 30,
Germany; hospitalized Germany;
Hudson Motor employe; in service
March, 1913; overseas November,
l943. only son of Mr.. and Mrs
Roy VaSkovich. 102li2 Tennessee.
S/SGT. STANLEY TOMETC-
ZAK, -, infantry, March II, Lu-
zon; still hoSpitallzed; Northeast t.
crn graduate: Packard employe;
in service March. l9i3: overseas
November. 1871: son of Josephine
LcSniak 22S2 r.. Kirby.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-19
6 Vets From State
Reach Percy Jones

BATTLE CREEK. April 1s-
Six Michigan war casualties ar
rived al Percy Jones Hospital
Yesterday Those from Dc,roIt
are.
BozICE PNT ARtHi .ttI- e
Iear
IBoIs, FNI. WILLIAM o.f Hui
tssI
Fox. PVT. cLITION l.o.l Hs a-a.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-19

MARINE PVT. ELMER l..
MUELLER, %, March &. Two
Jima, Western graduate; Safren
Printing employe; in service
March. 1914; overseas December,
1914; leaves wife. Angela, son,
Gerald, 1865 Thirty-firSt street,
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Mueller 3549 Twenty-eighth street.
PFC. JOSEPH A. MENDRYGA,
35, March II, Germany; previously
wounded in France; awarded Pur-
pie Heart: leaves wife, Stella,
3S78 Twenty-eighth street, mother,
Mrs. Mary Mendryga, Wayne, four
sisters, two brothers; memorial
mass SATURDAY.. April u.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-19


SGT. WILLIAM III. LEACH, %.
air force ground crew. March l6.
Lcyte; Pershing graduate, Bohn
Aluminium cmploye; in service
February 1913. overseas is
months sen ef Aif.-ttffd Mrs VII
liam G.. Leach, 24l4 LaWiey
memorial mass Saturday. April
q. 8 a. m, ST. Augustine Church,
Justin and Dawson.
MARINE CPL. NICHOLAS
RALLIES, 20, Feb. 26, Two Jima,
worked for Crosse Pointe Furnl-
ture Shop; in service August,
1912; overseas January. 1913; vet
eran of Guam, Bougainville;
leaves parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Rallies. 1910 LenoX;
Cpl. John: sister, Helen.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-19

PFC. MENDRfGA SCI. RtSONShh
SGT. ALBERT f. RESoVSKY,
%. cavalry reconnaissance, March
20. Germany; Eastern graduate;
Murray Body employe; in service
November, 1912; overseas Octo-
Der, 1944 leaves mother. Mrs.
Veronica Resovsky, 74l2 Marcus,
brother 1st Sgt. Louis in Texas;
brother. Pfc. Martin, killed on
Guadalcanal.
PFC. MARTIN RESONSNI,
II, infantry, Aug. 6. Guadalcanal;
Eastern graduate: Plymouth em-
ploye; in service January. 1912:
overseas September, 1912; son Of
Mrs. Veronica ReSovSky, 7ll2
Marcus.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-19
PFC. LEO ID.

SlgnaIman sc Joscph 3, m
Pacific.
PVT. RALPH Il. FORD JR., %,
infantry, Jan. Is Belgium; hos
pitalized, France. awarded Purple
Heart; DENLY graduate; ContIn-
entail Motors employe; son s
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph B. Ford 81.
liSll Seymour; Wife, Geraldine.
daughter, Diane. ll205 Maple
ridge
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-19
Pacific Area
OutState

BLACK ROBERT r. PFC - Husband Of
Mrs. Msrilynn J. Black. Flint.
DiETZEL RALPH NJ PVT Son Of Mrs
Katherine ". pietzei frsnkenmuth
MCDONALD EDWARD W, isT 1T son
a. -Cse+- + ~ Donald Grand -RsPiass----
OLIVER DUDLEY. 7 5-son of Mrs. Mablc
Oliver. Alpena.
WALDECKEk FRED JR. PFC Son Of
Mrs. Sophia Wald, "ker, Hudson.
WARNER, JAMES NJ PFc.-Husnsnd Of
Mrs Evelyn Warner, Coldwater
WILHOLT BERT. PVT Husband OF Mrs.
Frances A. Wilholt, Grand Rapids.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-19
ARMY DEAD
European Area
Outstate

ANERs. CHARLES w.. PFc.-sOn Of John
Amf.s Pickiord
BOETTCHER ROY M PFC Son Of Mrs
tiat'ic " BosttcheF. Warren
BOWMAN JAMES X iST 1T Husband
o. Nis James X Bowman StuIgls.
BROWN. DAWSON b. PFC.-Son OF Basil
r. Br0Sn. Pontiac
COYYEOU HARRY L S,sGT son OF
Mrs. Constance coyeou. Bay City.
-GRIcE- -pELBERT W. PvT-son of Airs
Sylvia -G4lrr,- -Ca!dwins
HANSENs MELVIN H. PFC Son Of
Henry HaHsens. East Lansing.
JAMES BERNARD J.. PFc-Son OF Mrs
Cecilia Jant9. Grand Rapids.
MUSALL. EDWARD J I'D 1T Son Of
MI. William f. MuSall. Elk Rapids.
PARKER DONALD H, 1sT LT.-son OF
Howard j. Parker. Battle Greek.
RosKEY. EDGAR N, PFC -Hus5and Of
Mrs. Elizabeth Roskey. Port Huron
sCHRADE AUGUST A. Tt4-Husband %
Mas Emma Schradc Mt Clemens
SHELDON HOWARD, T 5--Husoand o.
.il- Ruth shelton, Breckenridge
SIX FRANCIS 4, 7 4-Son Of Mrs. ia
SIX tUardmHH
WALKER. ROLLY W, PFC Husband Of
MIS-. LethA r. Walker, Battle Greek.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-19
.AIeNlYWOCNDED
European Area
OutState

ANDERSON. DEvERE r.. ia Son OF
Martin Anderson. Cadillac.
BEENER. Arnold j. sgt.-son Of Mrs. Fran
els Beemer. OwoSso.
BoRucKI, EDWARD A., -PvT.-Husbsnd Of
Mo BOSS Ee"PS5 p6RMAS Il S0rSe s9einsS o, Mrs
B6ssscHERs' GERARD j., scr-son of
Abort Busscher, Grand Rapids.
BRADY, WALTER C., PvT.-son Of Mrs.
NGyS smith, owosso ., ,.
BRoUsSEAU. HARRY f.. PVT - Son of
Mrs Agnes Brousseau, .Alpena
RUSSELL. DONALD W PVT.-HuSband Of
Mrs Donald w. Bussell. Flint
DAVIS. ROBERT C. PFc.--son Of Mrs.
Ina Davis, Pontiac
Ellis GLENN A. Fc-son OF Mrs
ELwARTowsKI, KAzIMIERzA. PVT Son
EMELANDER,. DONALD D.. s sGT.-son OF
Mrs Lucy Emelander Hudsonville.
ENGMAN. CLIFFORD N PFC - SON of
Mrs Mildred Engman. Mcmillan.
Katherine e Everest. 'it' Battle crees -
FEM RICHARD H., sGT.-son Of Mrs
FlSKE' CHARLES t.. PvT.-Husband OF
FOLSOM DON A, $ SGT. - son OF Mrs
FOX WALTER h., PFC,-Son OF Mrs Ruth
Fox, Walled Lake. -
s1e GARAER 1s.1 cSLyIN Not,S IIteesS IyI OF Mrs
GLYNN WAYNE H. PIC. - Husband Of
Mrs. Betty J. Glynn. Mlllington.
band d, Of { Mrs June NJ, Hsfrington Milford
HERWEYER. oRLAND ). PVT. - son of
" HooD' CLYDE L. sR., PvT-HusDsnd of
' HosLER' ROBERT E PFc.-Nephew Of
HoUGHTEN HERBERT E., PFc.-Husband
OF Mrs Dorothy NJ. Houghten. Rochester.
KEcLovlrz. STEPHEN J.. I'd Lr-Hu,-
KREBsBACH DALE T.. SGT-son OF Mrs
Carrie krebsbaeh, Flint.
LENNON LEE ". JR., PVT son OF Mn
LIRsToRFF, CLAYTON PvT.-son of
LoilsE.. ARTHUR NJ. PFC Son OF Mrs.
LUKETICH, JAMES W. PFc.-son Of Mrs.
Mary Luketich, Flini
MORSE. GILMAN e MAJ Husband Of
MIS-. Donnis V Morse Lansins.
OSBORNE. WILBUR F., PFc.-son OF Mrs.
Elsie Osborne, West Branch
PEQuEr. RAYMOND. T, PFC Husband Of
Mrs barbara Pequet Midland.
PRIESTER OLIVER ". PFC Husband Of
Mrs. HOpe v Priester, Van Dyke.
RICHEY RALPH j.. PFC - Son Of Mrs
Ruth l. Richey Mount Clemens
RiEGEL. CHARLES IL, SGT son Of
James - R!egcl. White Pigeon
.RoBERTsoN, ALBERT NJ, PFc.-Husband
a Wd5Sa SdgERT EfeTrSSn SFcsusoand aSss OF
Mrs Eileen NJ Rogers, Mount Clemens
Frances Roth North Branch
RUSSELL. JOHN } JR.. I'D LT.-Husband
of Mrs John J Russell Jr Beacon Hill
RYAN REAFORD A.. PVT.-Son OF Mrs
Almina Bomi, Monroe.
SANTONI Evo P PFC - Son Of Mrs
Lucille Santonl Iron Mountain.
-~RNftiRE- DONALD T. PF6---Sou nj Sirs-
Mildred r. Santure Ypsilsnt
SCHALAU. HENRY W. PFC.-Husband of
Mildred SChalau Lum
SCHNELLER JOSEPH p, PFC.-Husband
ot Mrs Jennie r. sehneiler- Dollar Bay 49,.
Anna Shomn Eseanabs.
SMITH ARTHUR G. SGT - Husband Of
Mrs Dorothy smith. East Lansing
SPRAGUE JOSEPH. PFC, - Son Of MIS-.
Rose Snraguc Shelbyville
SOUIRES WILLIAM B, PFC--HuSband ~
Mrs Edna Squires. Menominee
STANFEI JAMES c., s SGT Husband of
STECGFRDA. GEORGE J PVT Husband
oi Nrs CisrisSa Steggcrds. Holland.
STEVENSON ROBERT L. % 1T -ius-
hrnd ~ Mrs Alice Stevenson Fennvile
STORM CARL D. PVT Husband Of MIS-.
Ann storm Grand Rapids.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-19
NAVY WOUNDED
Outstate

DIPZINSKI CLEMENT EDWARD e.
MI and Ms. Stanley Dip
Linskl. Flint
KNAPP. GERALD M PFC. usMCR-PAr-
ents, Nj and Mrs Arthur Knapp. Alma.
MASON DORR l.. PFC UsMcR-Mothcr,
MIS-. Laura L. Mason Bellaire
PETERSON DALE PFC, USMC-Wife.
MIS-. Dale j. Peterson, Trout Greek.
RANDALL EDWIN r. PFC. UsMCR-
Mother, Mrs. Katherine Martin. 81. Joseph.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-19
- Honor Roll
~ Official Casualty List

outstate killed Is 1S missing and II
taken prisoners among 667 casualties announced today by
the department.
The navy list the of killed and five
wounded.
In all the kin have been notified and have been
informed OF
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-19
NAVY DEAD

SAGER DELMAR 2. PVT. UsMCR-Psr-
ents Mr and Mrs Delmsr sager Delton.
YECK EDWARD JR sic. UsNR-Psr-
ents Nj aud Mis-. Edward w. Yeck, Lud-
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WOUNDED


infantry March
%, Germany;
DENLY gradu-
ate: ID o d & c
Motor cnlpIoyc; ;
in service April,
1913 overseas
s ePteRa b e =,
1914 son OF
Mr.. and Mrs
Cecil b. Beat
tie. 1909 Long
view; brothers,
Cpl. John H.,
in &c m a n y.
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Pacific Area
ARMY PRISONERS
Informed by Germany
OutState

BENzlE WALLACE J.. PFC.-son OF Frank
j. Benzie. Norway
CARLSON. DOUGLAS c. PFc.-son OF
Mrs. Mathiida Callson. Puritan.
CONDOR BILLY : SGT-Son or Mrs.
con coRBIT SD DAVID ID z. sGT-son OF Ms.
Minnie ", CUrbin. Eaton Rapids
IiARTwIC HERBERT W Tf5-Sou OF
Mrs Martha ~. Hartwig. saginaw
HENRY JOHN " PFC Husband OF Mrs
Joan Henry. Grand Rapids
HOLLENBECK EDWARD, PFC,-Son Of
Jess Hollenbeck, Big Rapids.
HOWERs. VERNON d, PFc.-Son OF Mrs.
Gail Scroggins. Brighton
MYERS. DONALD a. PvT-son Of Mrs.
Dorothy P. Myers, Menominee
NEwCoMBE. MAYNARD E.. PFc.-Hus-
band OF Mrs Muriel Newcombe. Ovid
ouIMET RONALD s. PFC-HuSband Of
Mrs. Ora ouimet Brimley.
RAISER. ELvIN PVT Husband Of Mrs.
June Raser Aillsdale, -
RHINARD JOHN E. PvT.-HuSband OF
Mrs Olive Rhinard. Mt. Clemens.
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ARMY MISSING
European Area
Outstate

BYRNEs ROBERT l., T TlsCT.-son OF
Elmer c. Byrnes, Presque Isle.
cAsPERs, ALBERT C.. PFc.-son OF coord
Caspers, Bay City.
CLEMENT. ROBERT l.. JR. PFC Son OF
Clara J. Clement; Mount Clemens
DE PUE. JOHN W. PFC Husband OF
Mrs Josephine De Pue Pontiac
DE RIDDER, ROBERT F.. CPL-Son OF
Mrs Gertrude De Ridder Grand Rapids.
FISHER GEORGE W. s. sGT-Mrs Iva
GRAVES. JAMES NJ. Fc.-HusOand OF
Mrs Mary A. Graves, Muskeson
HENDR1cK, ROGER H. I'D LT-son OF
Fred l. Hendrick' .as. Lansing.
MAAs. ALFRED II. TlsGT-son of Mr..
and Mrs Bernard Mas Benton HaThoT
McHENRY. DON l., PvT.-Brother OF Find
MITTS. ROBERT I'D LT-son OF Mrs.
Georgia c, Mitts. saginaw.
sAUvoLA. RAYMOND E. PFc.-Husoand
OF Mrs Jean Z. Sauyola, Lanse,
SOMMER, EARL l. PvT.-son of Mrs.
Louise S. Sommer, Munger
SULLIVAN, ROBERT H., PvT.-Husband Of
SUEDBERG. ARvTD r., PFC.-Son Of Mrs.
Sophie Sundberg, iron Mountain
STRANG. DONALD a. 5 SGT5-Son Of
Edward E-s1ranG. Lansing. -
TEETER CHARLES NJ. T 5-son Of Ira
VAN wYK' ARTHUR. sGr.-Husband of
upnnsesn Arnn