davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-02-04
Recital at Cathedral

Andrew Tietjen, organist of Trim
ity Church, New York City, will give
a program on Tuesday at 8 pm. in
the Washington Cathedral as the
second organ recital of the season.
At the age of Is, Mr.. Tietjen al
ready had place of prominence as
assistant to DR.. Tertius Noble, ia
nous organist of st. Thomas
Church.
The numbers programmed for this
recital are: Purcell's Trumpet
Tune and Air" Bach's "Passacaglia
Fugue in c Minor" Handels "Mu-
selle in G." Mozart's Fantasia in F.
Minor" Messiaen,s Vision of the
Eternal Church" arise, Arise from
Masons "Suite After English Folk
Songs" the scherzo from vierne's
Symphony No. 2" and Rogers
Fantasy on B. A. G. H."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-02-04
Rebecca Assembly
Installs Officers

Rebecca Assembly, IOOF, last
week installed the following officers;
Miss Gladys M. Smith, president;
Ellie A. Lawyer, vice president: An
nette E. Harrell, warden; Marion
s. Geiman, secretary; Tillie Hester
treasurer; Elsie Wilson, general in.
structress; Louise Hultz, marshal;
Edna Best, conductor; Hazel Hunter
inside guardian; Adelaide Bauer
outside guardian; Clara Searcy
chaplain; Flora Michel, musician
and Mrs. Esther M. Andersen; past
president, representative to the
Association Of Rebekah Assemblies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-02-04
.VFW Heads to Visit
Local Auxiliaries

Mrs. Ida Emmert. president of the
District OF Columbia Department,
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxil-
iaries. has requested all members to
attend the department meeting to-
morrow night, when Department
Comdr. Leolin H. Neville Thompson
and his staff will make an official
visit at Northeast Masonic Temple.
Equality Walter Reed Auxiliary
held an all-girl minstrel show at
Forest Glen Hospital on January 90
Refreshments were served to the
patients. Mrs. Sue McLeish, presi-
dent, announced at the last meeting
that the department president and
her officers will make a visitation on
February Is at 1919 K street NV. ~
Mrs. Reubie Hieronimus, president
+of National Capital Auxiliary, has
appointed Mrs. Ethel Sendlak as
poppy chairman. The committee for
the buddy poppy sale, Mrs. Hero
minus and Mrs. Mildred Carter, to-
gether with the chairmen, met with
the members of the post to form
plans for the sale, to be held In May
Mrs. Kate Elwell was initiated. Mrs.
Beulah Waller announced the adopt
ed ward visit will be made Febru-
airy 20. !
The Firecrackers' Cootiette Club
will meet February.24 at 713 D street
NV, when a large class of candi-
dates will receive their final initia-
ton. February IA Valentine party
will be held.
Meetings for the week are: Mon
day, department meeting, Northeast
Masonic Temple; Tuesday. American
Auxiliary, 1919 K street NV; We'd
nesday, Police and Fire Auxiliary,
713 d street NV, and Naval Gun
Factory Auxiliary, 2407 Minnesota
avenue Sc; Friday, Potomac Auxil-
larry, 1919 K street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-02-04

Jane Stone, mezzo-soprano; Louis
Potter, jr, cellist, and Margaret
Walker Barnwell, soprano,
Mr.. Potter with his father, Louis
Potter at the piano, will present
the Grieg cello sonata. He is the
guest of his parents on visit from
the University of Illinois where he
is member of the faculty.
The District of Columbia Fedora
ton OF Music Clubs, Thelma Gala
han, president; Flora B. Akin
State Junior counselor, will present
the Junior Clubs Division In q COM
posers' birthday program on Satur-
DAY at pm. in the Musical Art
Center, 1925 G street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-02-04
Legion Auxiliary
Department Head
On Official Visit

- - -
MISS Manel StauD, president Of
the DDI1ct OF Columbia Depart
aiy ana ner star, VIII make an om-
CHI v,sis % Cooaey -McCuiiougn unit
= e;so pm. TUESDAY ~ tne Amerl-
can LekIOm caupnouse. MATS. Matian
My. wM acs'ae
,,r,t :. ..se. um.s ID. n,uaou .. i.sulal
. MsSnss o wa Sa saa. " . s.,e
lt t - $500 '
The mi, NIL, snonsor . h,,,eo
marty for the veterans 81 Mount Ate
lHosnttai At I pm Fehr,,arv IL
| :
Mrs. Helen. Brauer. president Of
Capital Transit Unit, announced the
unit will hold it, annual yisitatton
clubhouse. Miss staub and her stan
will be the special guests.
Police and Fire Unit will meet at
the Legion clubhouse on Friday with
MIS-. Ina Ruth Baldwin, president,
presiding. Inc department. president
ana ner stan VIII make tnelr Official
vIsit'
- ,r.
rear aeage!ty, presioent OF De-
20. .a'en' =. ns..culeute ohl., an
.iouuaceu tIle UNI 1ecelveo aWaIoS
~ nloi eseeu nie.noelsilp. iol sep
s s.' oI.ooel, Novemoe. anu 70
eneoe. M ~ awalu o. - WIZ DC
pieosn.eo .li,s 4.,oli.ll 70 tlle hen-
oeI unisn.s ~ el,e nus. new mem
n peln si''ce oep,eMoer. CoMor. y. =
1870 iias s.eo onefeo 20 70 Inc
nielaoel =. ms pos. securing tne
niuT' ".ennueis ioI tne unit.
ne ncns nlee..as WIZ DC noao
~ 2 pAA' Tioay ~ 'iie Legion cAuo-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-02-04
DAUGHTERS of America

State Councillor Alice Soper and
her staff will visit Fidelity, Feb
ruary 6; Progressive, February IL;
Peace, February %; all at North
east Temple.
Washington Birthday drill and
dance, Almas Temple, 1915 K street
NV, February a., 8 pm.
Goodwill will meet February IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-02-04
In Local Music Circles

The Seminary Choir of the Luth-
eran Theological Seminary of Get
tysburg will give concert of sacred
music in Luther Place Memorial
church, Thomas Circle, Fourteenth
and N streets NV, tonight at 8
O'Clock. Prof. Parker B. Wagnild. a
graduate of st. Olaf College. will
direct the choir of % members. all
OF whom are or have been studying
Tor the ministry in the Lutheran
church and will graduate in Feb
ruary.
This will be the choir's only ap-
pearance this year in the Washing
ton area. The program will consist
of Russian, Norwegian, Catalonian,
Finnish and American selections,
including the Song of Death" by
Bach.
The program for the Music Hour
in Barker Hall, YWCA, today at
4:30 pm, will be given by David
Soyer, cellist of the Navy Band,
with Irving Owen at the piano.
Boccherini's Sonata in A Major. i"
"Beethovens Sonata in G Minor
Op. 8, No. 2" and Saint-Saens
Concerto in A Minor" will be the
major numbers of the program.
The Felicia Rybier Music Club
will present another Of its Sunday
evening recitals by out-of- town art
lists at 2 Dupont Circle tonight at 8
o'clock. A program consisting of
works by Sgambati, Sharlatti, de
Falla, Bizet, Schumann, Schubert
and Mana-Zucca will be given by
Helen Arden, dramatic soprano OF
New York City, assisted by Allison
Sanderford at the piano. Attend
ance Is solely by invitation.
The February meeting of the Dis
trict OF Columbia Chapter of the
American Guild of Organists will be
held at 8 pm. tomorrow at Epiph-
any Church, 1877 G street NV
Christopher Tenley is in charge OF
the program, which will consist OF
selections by singers from st
Sophia's Greek Orthodox Church
and by the choir of st. Peters Ro-
man Catholic Church.
A miscellaneous program, includ-
ing representative composers OF
three countries, will be given by the
Marine Band Symphony Orchestra
Wednesday at BIS pm. in the Ma
rine Barracks. Overture to Glinka' 4
Russian and Ludmilla," Ravel's
suite Ma Mere L'Oye" and Brahms
symphony No. in c Minor, Op
49,. have been scheduled in addi-
ton to Milhaud's "Scaramouche, ,
for clarinet solo, to be presented BY
Sidney Friedman with the orches-
ira.
The Symphony Orchestra of the
Navy Band chose two important
works for its next performance Fri
day evening at $50 o'clock In the
Departmental Auditorium, Howard
Hanson's Symphony No. 2. op. 80, =
known as the Romantic" and q
Concerto for Viola and Orchestra, .
by the famous English composer,
William Walton, performed by
Emanuel Vardi, will be presented
together with Lassen,s Fest Over
ture. op. 81, !" and Ravel's "Bolero."
The Friday Morning Music Club
will hold its regular program on
Friday ct 1850 an, in Barker Hall
Of the YWCA. Appearing win be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-02-04

Notwithstanding the fact that
South had indicated no clubs by
calling five in that suit over a bid
of four, West opened with the six
Of clubs. Dummy trumped, and then
North made the clever play which
won the contract. He led the three
of diamonds up to his jack. East
won with the ace, and that was
the only trick his side made. He
led another club to weaken Declar-
er's strength in dummy. The jack
Of spades won. North then played
the king Of spades and followed
with the king and queen Of dia-
monds. depositing his last club upon
the latter.
His next lead was the three Of
diamonds, which West trumped and
was over-trumped. The ace and
queen Of spades then took out the
remaining adversely held spades.
Then followed the ace, king and
queen of hearts. and when West
placed the jack on the fourth lead
of hearts, the Declarer used his last
trump and won six odd.
The remarkable part of the hand
was the fact that East could have
won the board over the six-spade
bid by bidding seven clubs. He
would have lost two spades, but
could have held his diamond losses
to two and gone down four tricks
doubled for a minus score of TOO.
The six-spade bid Melted, nonvul-
nerable, $50 points. Where north
and sixth bid six hearts, they lost
one heart and one diamond.
Lewis Tubbs of Arlington, former
president of the Federal Bridge
League, now serving in the Navy,
was home on furlough recently, but,
to his regret, arrived In Washington
just one day too late to take part
in the Northern Virginia Tourna-
ment, which he originated.
Secretary McKenney has asked
local bridge players to donate to the
men in the service any mystery
books they may have and are nc
longer using. The boys are being
kept well supplied with playing
cards, but there is a request from
them for mystery stories. Books
may be sent to the American Con-
tract Bridge League, IS West Thirty
third street, New York City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-02-04
Bridge
BIZ Frank b. Lord

The MARYLAND state tournament
Il l,einr heid ia Baltimore this week
end and Washineton l. represcnted
among the contenders. Local play
ers won no championships n these
Maryland games last year, but In
1913 DR.. w. H. Gorton and Dr.. N. J.
McrIugh captured both the mems
pair event and the open pair game.
They are trying again ana nope %
repeat tneir SUCCESS.
Following are the results Of the
most recent game In the second halt
Of the team-of-four series Of the
Secuon ASlueScMe .ea!M w.
70 ous o. = poaIos. alsn nolsn ..ao
soutn PAL, Nr. Sou,son sl,u aats
Lloya, lVl1s naccn pOults. Aasi. Sae'
sao west paif' MAJ. oel'euict Ai'u MI
aaoore.
Section BEArmy, TN out -
boards. High north ana south pair,
1
io1s maocn polnsS, nasn ess' s.,o
weee pan, Nal. wepo.. aiio '1i
oyrhes' AAo7s iliatcii pol''s.
Section C-Volunteers, 10 out OF
"a boards. High north ana south
pair. Mr.. and Mrs. w. Rowan, TN
match points; nigh east ana west
pair, Mr.. Craig ana Mr.. DAVIS, 10
match points.
Section D-Rough Riders, l5h out
OF "a boards. High north and south
pair, Mr.. Onley and Mr.. Dickerman,
76h match points; high east and
west pair, Mr., Roberts ana Mr..
KtSer, II match points.
The hand given herewith was
s S,uyaa en- at the n'' Wsrdman PARK
Hotel and aroused much post mortem
comment because of the invitation 1t
Afforded for making errors in bid
ding. At each table, except one,
these mistakes were made,
All N. South n,avers save one
u,era IN Anal heart Contracts some
tow others Ave and several ia IN
make small slam In that SUIT. Inc ne
~. tr;or One Eos+ To,,r,sd whsre,
NOV South u,,o nod MT nravios,slv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-02-04

Meetings this week are:
Monday-Stephen p. McGroarty
Post, Legion Clubhouse: Depart
ment of Commerce Post, Commerce
Building.
Tuesday-Vincent B. Costello Post
Legion Clubhouse; End Division
Post, New Colonial Hotel.
Wednesday-Sergt. Jasper Post
Legion Clubhouse; Columbia Post
Fort Stevens Clubhouse, 1894 Geor.
gia avenue NV.
Thursday-James E. Walker Post
Twelfth Street YMCA; Cheminot
Forty and Eight, Legion Clubhouse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-02-04

A Scent stamp to mark the Tooth
anniversary of the admission Of
Florida to the Union will go on sale
at Tallahassee, March 8.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21
MISSING

PFC. JAMES r. KARTH. %
infantry Dec. l6. Germany
worked for RiensCkcr Industries.
IN service, March 1913. overseas
November. 1914. son Of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry a. Karth l22l T.
Thirteen Mile.
PFC. GEORGE MARKUS: q
infantry Dec. l6 Germany; grad
uatc of Southeastern; worked for
Midwest Tool Co. IN service. Sep
tombcr 1913; overseas. October
1914. son Of Mrs. Jamie Harris.
III IyCdStc.
T/SGT. GERARD \. PAULE,
p. FLYING Fortrcss radio perator
Dec. %. over Austria: 81 missions
graduate of s.. Francis de Sales
worked for Cadillac; in service.
February, 1912, overseas. August.
l94i; received Air Medal: son Of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Paulc.
liS73 Sn0Wdcn.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21
CEuIeRfas Areal
UfTFOfT

E'ISeirssso .;EersotY A'''
ylorenes A. Altman. mother. 1891 stGrts-
BOND. PIC JANIS I-Fn. N,us Bond
clRfER' Psc RicHAPp B-Jossph c
Y.9sS Yt'ISr Pc tsNes sSGz ES.n',Sn cST, Ann.
Conform mother. 4is1 Mcposssn VIZ
DAGG, PIC GEORGE ; -|MTs. Lena psEE,
"I, ph MAas sc!T. tx, gosss. 5sp k-H,. A-.n4.
FISSEGAN PTc HESRY R-Hn BernIcs
FISHER. PTc' JOHN = JR~nrs. Evelyn
n Pishsr. wife, 74ss Antsanstts.
GAriiNsKI. PFC JosEPn.Mg Bernie
Doto,sy Ast G.ri.,, Hpeis,r N5N s.is ifoaoS,.
.ySGr SSTs9E Isb. Ts s7ss sAshas samtor ncA'r'' l.
sIisSsS. g. no.q... ts5 T:Slif: " c ~s''
u,other l7s4 TVentZ.seoond' wysndot,,
GRiTTI PFC PETEs P.I,,,S,,, ymr, AhIl'in'
II HiJsos. PVT. HsPREw p.-@rn Anna
KiffsTaf afapzIR o'hfsj sjst4 c4s LEos%Fp S5,in p-Nn
AEnss oSfisrd1iE, wifs, 1900 81. Aubin
IfxPiIUcCr, PFC. VICTOR E-Domini,
fFGRAM' PVT j&nEs MIR E1ai,1ttn'
inii,i% JIM 'Il; VT 1iG sGRvfs v''2 2-Mn Elizabeth
sie1Ims1 ,,Sss ,.Jysy.1 %pss'r se17 E9nn, nyv ..
,ur9i.s,r1 IgsKhz"irz is;.r ssss csmgs1 HsEsT
,!, K0WhLsE, X. PFC, PFC L4pisEAW r4sr,
Kfasia' AL" vile. IN ei63 steel steel - '
ERZEhINsKI PFC EpWARO.hu AEne'
+ KWiEciSsKi' Xxi p9v1T JosrPH MS. J,p
NE Ksisctnhi uothsT 4463 FISCHER
fAFFHPTY. PFC DONALD J--Hrs cs,he
I.ARABEE, PVT JACK -Mn Elsie Lara
bee wife $40 Pstsrburo
HIFTIS PVT. RICHARD.A Mrs Audrsy
NORA PVT HARRy. J-hr' N,rs.Ls' !,
Msissts, @2Eg1 nor, %a,n,r SSI tstt i5soi po6bi1
NETF. PVT MARQUIS p JR Mrs MafFi'
Hxwnsg E,, Ne py4 ~ sGErsf Sf'4" L-nn Dorothy
osofFsfcz sTFsa ;'; ;v4 'Sn7 HIrcHEffT fi2,S s..
PAwELEK' PFC ALPHoSsE Mrs
:, PEhRsoS PVT. Io!gARp2 o-NL'. Bertha
PELLAR, cpl RAYMOND J.-Mr. Norma
y pissnj, .ifs 44oi r.en,y forth
Ff,:y r;Jrs is'h': SG4 a3I7 r2ItS1 Tr6m o-mn ID.
Ntul,l poByPTs rs' PtT JGHs 2 JR-nn.
nsIssre, ? Robsru wife 2t37 Cisnd
Blvd
POCHEiFAU PFC JAY Mrs MArtons
RoShsleau vile 4SS2 Pacific
ROwLEY PFC GEORGE A-hrb pslphins
J PoNbsy. vile. ans Crane
RUPEF PFC WILLIAN-Mrs Mary sur
Fsy mother s7o4 " JeffsrSon
STOYAkOVICH PVT EDWkRD-Nrs
Marion SrrTSrUvfrN wife 4hI HibhAff
TCROwSET PFC STANLEY Mrs Anna
TuroWskl mother SISF Sru-frn
WAPTNyR PVT MELVIN O Mrs Helen
Wa-'rer. uo'hcr -l-T3 FcreE, br'f-lt
WILSON PVT WILLIAM Mrs sus p
Wilun. vits. iS57 Tugntyf''h
WtNiARsKl PFC EDWARD T-Nr Aura
Wjnisrskl. wife S4s4 Tsrnov
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21

I DENELL PIT JOHN K--wH Mildred B.
Dsnsn. mother. Iron Mountain.
I DURHAM. s/sCT. ROY E-Nrs Lena NJ
Durham. mother, Flint.
EcKsTRoN, PFC CIAUpE p E--Mn Lo,te
X. Eckstrom. mother. saginaw
FISHER. PVT GORDON H-Nm Irenr
n fisher, mother. Calumet
FOLK. PFC JOHN A-ChATiss r. FOLK
[ father Atianiic Mine
! FOSTER, PVT EDWIN Marian G. Fot.
/ GARVIE PVT ARTHUR N--MrA Mare!
Csrvtn, wife, Hamburg
COBEsKI rs JOSEPH P.-Nrs. AlsE so
beski. mother Bay City
GRAHAM. PFC. poaALp M-Art. Elvs
GREENWOOD Ptc. EDWARD H-hn
Ruth Greenwood. wife. Jackson.
CUCGEMos PvT. GLoRCE w.--mn. Agnes
GVILFoRD. PFc. GORDON t.-Hrs.
HAMILTON I'D 1T RALPH c.-MrS Grace
v HhRRis HsRi''n s5ii sGf fs;I sks%Hcis x-xn Roth
--Is1-f+-tiT-ri,- KEITH E,-MfS, Dorothy
=. Harsh. wife. jasper
HARTRICK, PVT. HARVEY M.--Mrs nabsl
HAYWOOD. s/sGT. FREDERICK J.-Mn
HUNT, PVT RAYNOLD WIS. Ruth
JhBLORSKi. PFC STANLEY W-Mry Liz
Han JAblonEki. mother, J1c1snn.
JAKOvATZ PVT. GEORGE A-MrS, Louise
JSHEsos PFc FORREST Mrs. Betty
!. J0hnaon. wife. Grand Rapida.
JUDsoS. PVT. LEohAkD C-hn, Coidi'
KIRBY, 7D 1T EDwARD P-MrE. Loyoih
A. EiIey >, 9othsTs =, Wiilos Run yi.as,
KozHcEE i.sss ~. PYT 5ns J-NI h'''''"
KRAMER. PFC. HAROLD H.-Cus Kramer
Ia IA BELLE FFc wILFRED Inn s-try
IaA
LHsTzfR PfC EPvm p JR-Hu RUBY
Lsn,Lc' no,hsr ; kSlsalys .sI,.-,, :, -,
LEEPER TFc. RAY M--Mrs. viols, Lsepsr
LEcUE Prc. HAROLD M-MsE LsFue
LEvEoUE' PVT lEn A-mu Catherine
LiNCE PvT CLIFFORD H.-nrs Edns
LoKovIcH. PTc EDWARD D.--Mrs Mar.
rave LOkovich mother Scutiwils
LONGTIME CPL ALERT J-hrE Melissa
L,ngtins 49,, vie i,,rPsgnisE llsg a a.. r-,, ~
MARcHLa"iio,z 7 SGT wAITER
Rclson slfs. Blroh Run.
PETERSON, PFC LOUIS A.-Ars, Martina
RAY CPL. CI. YDE p --An. vloie, p. Pay,
RcZxMA' PFc Hoe4Aa- Mr.. Gertrude
scHUETTER : WILLIAM C Mrs Ida
{ SchuefteT mother Battls Greek
sHEEHY PVT OWEN H-Ms Christine
Shschy gife Battle Crsek
SHERWOOD PFC. RAVID A.-hn virginia
Sherwood mother Granf Rapid
SOWEp PVT CHKSTER J.-hrs Frances
enRct nnther BeldtnE
TIPT0S PFC ELVA v --nrs Alics Tlp-
20 ToETT4A ~ "a PT4 - HtrMBEer pwrs Ava
c Taraits wife Iron MSuuisin
TSCHTDA PIC POBEFT NH Alice
Bonner mother White Ciou6
ylSSER PVT. ChpEL--Nrt Nssrs Wiser
mother Grand Rapids
WISER PFC frOEAfD Mis- Fanny
yi-s@4- ss-.taA~s psFss.- -CssiAf
wAiIsMITH PVT GEOpCT T-nrz
Geofrc WsUsurith wife Sodus
WEBSTER. PFC. CALVIN Mrs. Olive
WFTiuIvSFs PFC wAI-Fp e Mrs
Pnss V'fThAussn rnr'hrr Mount Clrmcnf.
WHITAKER PVT CECIL J.-AfA. Jsnf'
Whrtaker rn0tfCr Cs---fliV
VTvCEIFR PVT FRED q Mrs Phyllis
y 'Hinselsr vifr IA Citv.
WOOD sCT ROBERT u Mrs. vtrie'
Wood wife SsFinsw
WYPTCR PvT CHARLES M Nsbs.
Wyrick mother Grand Rapids
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21
Home Alteration
To Aid Housing

A program OF large home re-
modelling 10 create 80 new hous-
ing units 10 help relieve Dctroits
dwelling shortage, was announced
Saturday by the regional Office Of
the National Housing Agency.
The Detroit office is acting on
the recommendation of Raymond
NJ Foley, state director Of the
administration. Application forms
are available 20 home owners and
should be addressed 10 Detroit
Office, Federal Housing Admins
tratiOn
Owners need only 10 show that
financing TcConycrSion Wou d
cause personal hardship 70 be
eligible. MI Foley said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21

S/SGT. DANIEL J. MORRILL,,
26. infantry Nov. 10, France. hos
pitallLed. Eng: received Purple
Heart; worked for ChrySier. IN
service. April, l941. overseas, Au.
gust son Of Mrs, Margaret Nor,
rIll. 1904 Dolphin.
PFC. JOE POLOSKI. q in,
faniry.- DEG a. Germany WaFka o.
for Hare Carriage Co, IN service.
March. 1914 overseas, October
wife. Shirley children Richard
Carol. 1881 Spruce, one brother
s &c Andrew.
PFC. Jay A. ROCHELEAU, 2S
infantry Nov. s Germany. re-
cctcd Purple Heart worked Al
Ford m service, December, iJ43
overseas. May, 1914, wife, Mari.
oric daughter, Joan. i5l2- -PacffIc.
parents Mr.-aHrt- Mrs. Arthur {
RncA+tUau. l4473 Camden, brother
PVT Robert IN England.
PFC. WILLIAM RUPER. %. in.
fantry Nov. {. France. Purple
Heart, worked al Smiths Grocery:
IN ser, ICE. November. 1912, over.
seas July 1914, son of Mrs Mary
Surrey 57oi W. Jefferson. brother.
{ = C. William RadonOVlCh.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21
KILLED

PFC. ROLD w. BLACK
WELL, airborne division, Dec. 26,
Belgium; worked for Great Lakes
Engineering; in service March.
1943; oVeFsaS- May; leaves
mother, Mrs. Grace M. Richard
son, 4040 w. Jefferson, Ecorse
father. Thomas Blackwell, Irvine,
KY; two sisters.
PFC. HENRY VI. FINNEGAN,
20, Timberwolf Division. died Nov.
5 from wounds received in Hol-
land graduate OF Fordson; in
service February, 1913; overseas
September; leaves parents, Mr..
and Mrs. II. II. Finnegan, 1854
Jonathon, Dearborn; brother, Pvt.
Gordon.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21
DECORATED

PVT. JOSEPH T. ZDANOW-
SKI, "a, infantry, Silver Star.
June Is. France; enlisted. 1898.
overseas, 1912; twice wounded in
Africa; son Of Walter Zdanowski.
2643 f. Frederick.
CAPT. ANDREW G.. BROWN.
30, medical corps. Bronze Star,
Aug. l5 to Nov. 81, France; in
service, August. 1912, overseas,
June. 1914; son Of Mrs. Margaret
Brown, 10335 Bcechdale.
S/SGT. DOMINIC G. FAVARA.
%, Bronze Star, Nov. u, France;
in service. December, 1912 over
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21
PFC. TDWARD J. PrTRICKO.
-TLsGT. GEORGE W.. O,DELL
Minstrel Show Planned

RChcarsals have been started
for tho second annual Sunflowcr
Minstrel Show. 10 be presented in
the Mackenzie High School audi
forum by the combined cholrS of
the WeStlawn Methodist Church,
Friday, Feb. Is. The show will be
repeated Saturday, Feb IT, in the
Scottish Rite Cathedral Paul y.
Wilson IL the director.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21
Cancer Field Army
Gets New Quarters

The field army Of the American
Cancer Society Will hold open
house in its new headquarters on
the second floor Of the Detroit
Edison Building from 2.3O 10
p. m. Feb. ., it was announced
Saturday.
The now quarters were donated
by the Edison Co.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21
WOUNDED

TfSGT. WILLIAM u. ALL
MAN. 30. infantry, second time,
Oct. 26. France, previous } y
wounded june. received Purple
Heart worked for Polk Printing
Co IN service MAY 1912 over
seas 10 months, son Of Mrs Flor
encc A. Altman. 1891 Sturtcyau',
two brothers In service. Pfc
Thomas and pNt. Donald
PFC. GEORGE ,. DAGG. 20.
infantry oven bcr. France
awarded Purple Heart now ~
Halloran Hospital. Staten Island.
worked for Walter Gambler Co;
IN service September, 1912; over
seas September. 1914; son of Mr.
and Mrs William c. Dagg S7ls
Dexter Blvd; brothE Of T Cpl.
James.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21
Gait RA 5E57

back in action; wears Purple
Heart; worked for Ghddens Gas
Service; in service, December,
1913; overeaS August, 1914: son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Orrfs Glidden, 49,
Fernhill.
PVT. MARVIN Is. JENK, "a,
anti-tank; Oct. 255, France tn
service June. 1912; overseas De-
Cember, 1912: mother Mrs. Elz-
abeeth Siessman, 5017 Rohns;
two brothers, Pvt. Robert, Cox
swain Arthur.
PPC. LAWRENCE r. KRAUSE,
36, infantry, Dec. 2, Germany;
hOSpitaiiZed, Eng; awarded Purple
Heart, has two Silver Stars and
Presidential Citation; worked for
Cadillac overseas, April; wife,
Josephine, 7 months old son,
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
Krause. 1890 w. Grand Blvd.
CAPT. ARTHUR y. MATHEWS
JR.. armored division; Christmas
week, BaStognc, nov IN England
in service since 1896: son OF a. T..
Mathews, 3245 Columbus.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21
SGT. ARTHUR r.. HERTEL,

SGT. ARTHUR r.. HERTEI.
engineers, Dec. Ia, France; grad
uate Of Southeastern; enlisted
February. 1912: overseas one year.
nine months leaves wife, Helen.
daughter, Amy Joyce Of Trenton:
father, Charles Hertel and sister
Edith, 1851 Montclair.
SECOND 1T. WALTER SE-
ROkA. 23. marine pilot; Jan. 2 in
Santa Barbara plane crash while
on air maneuvers, graduate of
Chadscy. attended Detroit InSti-
tute OF Technology; worked at
Ford's; In service December. 1912
memorial mass 9 q. m. Saturday
Jan. n. Savlour'S on Golgotha
Church: leaves parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph Scrnka, 1874 Holmes i,
Sister. Jessie LamSon. --
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21

PVT. GAYLON X. DOWNING,
u, medical corps. Nov 2S Ger
many, second time; hoSpItalized IN
Eng. awarded Purple Heart en-
tered service, April. 1913; over
seas. May, 1914; worked for Great
Lakes Steel; husband Of Louise
1857 Lisbon; son of Mr.. and Mrs.
s. w. Downing, 1913 Troy
Inkster.
PFC. JOHN +. FISHER JR.,
33. infantry. Nov. l., Germany;
graduate of Notre Dame: worked
for Household Finance; in service,
January, 1914; overseas, July;
wife, Evelyn, son John Frank.
2436 Antoinette; father John
F. Fisher, 1892 StantorE brother,
Ensign Jack, now in South Pacific.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21
PRISONER

PFC. RENO X. HEPOLA, in
fantry, oct u Germany; worked
at Ford ;; in service, 13 months.
son of GuStavc Hcpola. 1626l
Hamilton brother OF SGT. Ronald.