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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-28
MARINE ENGINEER USES BULLDOzER
TO KILL JAP; LAUDED BY GENERAL

lucky, l guess. The timing was
Just right"
Reported to General
Tank men who witnessed the
incident reported it to their head
quarters and the story was re-
layed to General Hockey.
During flag-raising ceremonies
a few minutes after the final shot
was fired on the northern tip of
the island, the general inquired
about Russ. The sergeant was
found and introduced to the gen.
eral, who shook his hand warmly.
Il don't know what I'm more
proud of, shaking hands with a
Marine general or slamming the
blade of the bulldozer into that
JAP" Russ said.
Landed on D.Day
The sergeant landed with the
assault waves on D-Day and
operated a "dozer" throughout
the campaign, One machine was
blown UP under him while he
was with the 18th Regiment,
which took Mount Suribachi
early in the campaign. Another
time, his bulldozer blade was
blown off by land mine. Russ
failed to get a scratch either time.
Russ boxed from 1899 to 1941,
fighting 86 times. He met such
men as Kingfish Levinsky, for
mer heavyweight championship
contender. Junior Munsell of Los
Angeles, and ]. D. Turner Of San
Diego.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-28
SOCIETY
CalabrO-OliverOs
Nuptial Event
eeseessesssssssoss ss
THE Miami Heraldl


Key West will be the temporary
home of Seaman Pasquale Gala
bro, USN, and his bride, who was
Miss Rosemary Rita Oliveros be-
fore her marriage May II in Gesu
Catholic Church, Miami. She is
a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Avice
A, Oliveros, 2421 N. w. 30th ave-
nue., and was graduated from Mi
ami High School,.
Mr.. Calabro, native of Italy,
is a son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Calabro, Old Forge, Pa. Miss An
gelina Calabro, sister of the bride
groom, was the only attendant for
the bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father. She wore a
gown of white satin with Spanish
lace insets. Her veil was attached
to a Juliet cap and she carried a
bouquet of gardenias and orchids.
The pearl necklace she wore was
a gift from the bridegroom. Jack
PippiO was best man.
Following the ceremony a re-
ception held in the home of the
brides parents was attended by
approximately $50 friends. AS
sisting were Mrs. Pippio, Mrs
Frank Nnnocinti and Mrs. Ralph
Miro. The brides grandmother,
Mrs. Peter Farms, came from Ram
rod Key for the wedding. p
During the five years the BRIDE
groom has served in the Navy, he
has been on overseas duty in the
Pacific for 33 months. He has re-
ceived the Purple Heart and sew
eral campaign ribbons.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-28
POrters Left On
Friday For Tampa

Chief SKID w. L. Porter, USN,
who had been spending a leave
here with his wife, left Friday
accompanies by Mrs Porter, for
fampa,iW Where they fsin Spend. a
fist With Relatives and / friends.
frs. Porter was formerly Miss
Virginia Pierce Of this city, Mr.
Porter had been serving with the
Navy in the European theater OF
operations. I ~
At the conclusion of their visit
in Tampa, they will leave for
Norfolk, Va, where Mr.. Porter
will report for further assign
ment.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-28
NOT LIKELY

POCATELLO, Idaho Ration
ing officials get many eXplana-
tions for TIE loss &C ration books
H. L. Jenkins recently reported
that, while blowing a field, he &C
cidentally dropped his bill fold
containing his gasoline ration
book. He doubted, however
whether the Biblical admonition
"As We sow, so shall We reap
would produce a crop of little
gasoline stamps.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-28

ENGLAND, We Day.-Among
the $4,000 men and women of
the Eighth Force congratulated
today by Lieutenant General
James H. Doolittle, who assumed
command of the Eight in January
l944 were:
Sgt. Kenneth R. Knowles, 536
White street; Sgt. Armando Dav-
lila, 621 United street; Sgt. Jerome
3. Sawyer, lilo Petronia street
Sgt. Willard F. Sawyer, GOT Ashe
street; Corp. B. w. Williams, D.
800, Poinciana Place. Pfc. Kar
A. Jordon, Jr., 533 William street
Pfc. Fred S. Taylor, a sheet meta
worker with the 55th Fighter
Group, son of Mr.. and Mrs. FREQ
". Taylor, Joseph Yates Porter
Place.
All of the above named are
of Key West, Florida.
In his message to the entire
personnel, General Doolittle stat
ed:
Il wish to extend my personal
congratulations and heartfelt APP
probation to every one of you
for the magnificent joy you have
done"
Each of you," he continued
may be proud of your part in
the defeat of Germany. ! am
proud of you. The world is proud
of YOU"
The Eighth Air Force was the
worlds mightiest strategic bomb.
ing force. Its personnel of 1885,.
600 was the equivalent of IL in.
fantry divisions, and it coulc
send $1,000 airmen in 1000 four.
engine bombers and 1000 fighter:
over Germany at one time, {
combat effort possible onl,
through the support of tens O
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-28
SHOWS VALUE OF
RED CROSS WORK


The American Red Cross means
much more 10 Mrs. Florence
Nrwall. of $3.50 Seminary avenue
than = drive for funds once a
year.
TO her il Is the link between
her and her husband in the serv-
iee. just as IL is to millions of
ether American families and their
loved ones In service.
we never quite realize just
shat the term their home away
from hume and the Red Cross
h a has side means until the &C.
easi0n which concerns us person.
ally arises. Mrs. Newall said
when she presented one of her
rscent letters from her husband,
Commander L. 7. Newall, in the
Sfufh Pacific. 10 Mrs. Madeline
Browne. executive secretary of
the Key West Chapter, American
ncd cross.
The letter in part read:
Regardless of what you may
Aave heard 90 the contrary, l am
euiic okey.
Sorry ! can't say the same
for the whole gang. l used up the
baggest piece of luck yesterday
and now am one of many on a
eruiser with only the clothes on
my back. 2"
"Lslckily I still had my bill
fold 80 was able to buy some
necessities at the ships store.
That coupled with the Red Cross
Survivors kit they gave us makes
as feel very comfortable after all.
That kit had writing paper
and envelopes, a cake of soap,
razor blades, pencil, shoe strings.
candy. cigarettes. a small book,
. deck Of cards and a shoe shine
rag IN Il. 50 you can see that I
am IN pretty good shape"
Il know now. what those
phraaes mean" Mrs. Newall
mddnd.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-28

Tne Navy Department an
aounces for the United States as
a whole SAG casualties for May
%, l945, of the U. S. Naval Forces
Navy, Marine Corps and Coast
Guard) not heretofore released on
Navy Department total casualty
lists, consisting of 81 dead, 405
wounded, and a missing. These
casualties bring the total report
ed to next of kin and released for
publication since December 2
i94l, to May %, 1945, to ll1,763.
This list includes only those
from Florida.
FLORIDA
Navy Dead
Brennan, Sidney Francis, Sea-
man Ii, USNR. Parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Franris Brennan Pr
nellas Park.
Sears, Paul NJ, Pvt, USMCR.
Parents, MIR. and Mrs. Paul Sears,
sol E. 18th St, Hialeah.
Navy Wounded
Daniels, Osiar, Chief Cook, US
NC. Mother, Mrs. Mary Marvo-
leon, 265 w. 9th St., Sarasota.
Daniels, Stanley j., Cpl, US
MGR. Wife, Mrs. Stanley j. Dan
iels, 1900 SW. 18th ST., Miami.
Russell, Charles Elton, Gunner
Mate Sc, USNR. Wife, Mrs. Net
tie Smith Russell, 1929 Bayard
Pl., Jacksonville.
Navy Missing
Roberts, A. B., Chief Quarter
master, USN. Wife, Mrs. Madge
Haleomb Roberts. &2i0 s.. Dixie,
West Palm Beach.
Army Dead-European Area
Laurie, Robert H., LIST 1t, hus-
band of Mrs. Jeanette D. Laurie,
1920 SW. End ST., Miami.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-28
EIGHT PERISH IN FIRE

FAIRBAULT, MINI. - A IS.
year-old widowed mother, Mrs
Edward Duchene, and her sveer
children, ranging in age from z
to 4 years, were suffocated in a
fire which destroyed their two
story frame house recently. A l6-
year-old son, William, was the
only survivor.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-28

Announcement has been sna<ie
of the birth of twin gifls issi
night at a local hospital 10 Mr.
and Mrs. Willard Burchell. ems
weighing Q pounds and tha oihrr
5.
Mrs. Burchell Is q daughter n
Councilman and MIRA J. Manuel
Varela.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-28
UNINsPEcTED COLLISION

MARIETTA, Ga.-There was a
sweet time around here recently
when two trucks, one of which
was carrying 765 bee crates, col
ided, and the bees were released
The truck with the bees was en-
route to apiarists in Montreal
Canada, and their loss was esti-
mated at $1,000.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-28
Anthony M'Mahon
Left Saturday

Anthony B. Mcmahon. USN, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Mcmahon OF
522 Grinnell street, left yester-
day en- route to Jacksonville.
Anthony was home on a 80
day leave after spending rs
months overseas.
Mcmahon also has two brothers
in the armed forces who are both
serving overseas. They are S-Sgt'
Leo Mcmahon, Jr., and Cpl. Frank
Mcmahon.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-28
Howard England
I. Wounded In Action

Mr.. and Mrs. John England
have been notified by the U. S.
Navy Department that their son,
Sgt. Howard England, USMC.
was wounded on Okinawa, and
is now receiving treatment for
wounds received.
In a letter to his parents, Sgt.
England informed them that he
is in the u. S. Naval Hospital at
Honolulu after being evacuated
from battle by plane.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-28
LIEUT.. CHRISTY
HAS IMPORTANT
JOB AT mob

Commissioned after a tour of
rugged duty in the South Pacific,
where he served in the Seabees
as ship filter, first class, Ensign
Joseph E. Christy E(V)S, USNR,
of Baton Rouge, La, has been
holding down the job of ship SUI
perintendent and assistant engi-
neer and repair officer in the In
dustrial Department, Submarine
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-28
MARINE WING


Continued from f-aGe Cne)
support of the Sixth Army dur
ing the campaign on Luzon.
Their wholehearted and effse-
tive efforts were instrumental Ia
keeping to q minimum the easaai-
ties suffered by ground foFees.
and contributed materially 10 the
success of the operations
Others who sent messages to
the marines included the COM
handing general of the Fifth Asr
Force, the commanding general
of the 37th Division and the com
handing general of the Sixth
Division.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-28
BY T-Sgt. EDWARD L. voLK

MARINE Corps Correspondent
TWO JIMA.-A Seattle, Wash,
Marine engineer used his bull
dozer's blade to cut down and
kill a Jap during the final day of
organized enemy resistance on
this island.
The Marine, Sgt. Raymond
Russ of 3007 10th Street West,
Seattle, won the personal con
gratulations of Major General
Keller E. Hockey, commander of
the Fifth Division, for his
achievement.
Russ who was a professional
boxer before enlisting in Novem-
Der, l943, was driving an armor-
ed bulldozer, blazing road to get
tanks into the last pocket of Jap
resistance.
Sees Japs Nearby
Il was busy concentrating on
my work when ] suddenly realiz-
ed the tank men in the rear were
trying to catch my attention. u
he said. Il looked up to see sew
eral Japs close. I just threw my
machine in high reverse and
went straight for two Japs in the
rear. Suddenly ] noticed another
one, apparently armed with some
sort of explosive, sneaking along
the side of the road.
Il just swung the rear of the
machine around and the blade
drove him into the ground. was
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-28
VERY MUCH ALIKE

TIFFIN, Ohios--A few minuies
after Maxine Palmer, 20. one Of
pair of twin sisters. returned
from the operating room after
having her appendix removed.
her sister. Eilseen. was stricken
with the same ailment and also
required surgical treatment
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Advertisements under this head
will be inserted i'm The Citizen mt
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Payment for classified advertise-
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counts may have their advertise
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TO insure publication. copy must
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$3.50 OFF: budded orange trees
other fruits, ornamentals fol-
sale. Orders taken for June de-
livery. No Sunday business. S.
Reinke, SGT William st.
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UNUSUAL THEFT

MADRAS. Ore.--when O. a..
Gibson went 10 his garage Ia Gel
the jacket he had left there, ne
found that a thief had emptied
the pockets apd taken. his falls
teeth. III ftsAf
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GOOD GUESS

LONDON. - More than 1000
GIs entered their predictions in a
book at an American Red Cross
club in London as to the date of
the end of the European war. Pfc.
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TRAILER with large room at
tached, built in ice box, COM
pletely furnished every detail.
Price very low. Buyer take
immediate possession. VIM.
Myers. Mastic Park.
.may22-6tx
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14-FT. SAIL BOAT, mans BIZ
cycle, deep sea fishing rod and
reel, studio couch. 1910 Won
Phister, Apt. No. 2. may26-3tx
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Clay W. Mvfver, of Winters, Tex.
picked the surrender date right on
the nose. The second best pre-
diction was May S, 1945.
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END TABLE, large Clothes closet
cupboard with shelves, ant
proof cupboard, steel bucket,
table lamp, two bridge tables,
dishes, cot with mattress and
spring. 1918 Eliza street, be-
tween Division and United.
may26-2.:::;
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COMPLETE household furnish
ings; sold separately. 223-D
Poinciana Extension.
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GOOD BUY-Bungalow; eight
rooms. In Won Phister st. near
Thompson. On good size lot.
Price $4,000. johnson and
Johnson, Phone 372.
may24-tf
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RADIO, record player, fan tri.
cycle, stroller, trunk, air con-
ditioner, alarm clock. 913
Georgia. may26-7t
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President Eduard Benes of
Czechoslovakia born 81 years ago.
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LIST your vacancies free with
u. S. o. Club Room and Apart
ment Registry. 303 Duval ST.,
tel 1888.
may25,2s,3O;ju ne1, ASK
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HOUSE TRAILER for sale cheap.
See j. r. Patterson, Southern
Inn Trailer Camp or call 2l1
MAS: may25-3tx
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Guaranteed PLUMBING Wol.K
and SUPPLIES: Toilets, Lava
tories. Sinks. Brass Fittings end
PRE-WAR BATH TUBS - All
sizes Of Water and Sewer Pipe
and Fittings. Free Estimates.
JOS. D. Lopez, Plumbing and
Supplies, s13 Eaton st. Phone
1897. may2-M.W.Fn
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1884 CHEVROLET coach; over
hauled engine. excellent con-
dition. Inquire 1911 Poinciana
Place after S p. m. may24-6tx
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ALL TYPES concrete work, plas-
tering and stucco. No job too
large or too small. J. F. john
son, Island City Bank Bldg
Office hours: till IL.
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WANTED-Salesgirls. full time
employment. No experience ne
cessary. S. II. Kress q Co.
may1-1mo

MATTRESSES and FOUNTAIN
GIRLS. Good salary. Southern
most City Pharmacy. -.
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IT.-F FTV1Il. f1FlOC7 7U7lT -5lTy
BOYS BICYCLE small. n. 9i2
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CLERKS and daytime messen-
gers wanted. Western Union.
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Mira Rose Lane is at the beach
stand again after an absence of
several weeks, due TO an opera
tion Her friends were glad to
SO her back again, safe and
sound.
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MISCELLANEOUS

WHEN IN NEED of a plumber
see John Curry, 512 Margaret
ST., Phone 1881. Estimates
free. may2l-1mox
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AZ. and Mrs. Paul Higgs, Miss
Dorothy Pierce and Mr.. and Mrs.
walter Shaw were out at the
lieach Sunday. Mrs. Shaw is 60
ing on q vacation this week, from
eco much house work.
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a. Lastres. Jr.. Charles Pritch-
ard and several of their friends
wiere out 90 the beach TO relax
and enjoy the tropical breezes.
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AttA AMHF III VAaAh WIN lids DCGiI
sick with tonsilitis is back on her
tlanket at the entrance of the
Duval street side door of the
stand. Glad TO see her back. She
has lost her good coat of tan, but
we hope she will acquire a new
oRe IN a few days.
Miss Jenny Valoles and her sis
der and some friends were out for
q ahpod coat Of tan and TO play in
the sand and sit and read funnies
al day.
Jehnny Cudahy, Sic, and Hall,
AfAs7r snf fohnny Waltrip, Sic,
So bootg are bRrk at tha beach
after an absence of several weeks.
We welcome them beck to the
sunny sh0rs.
batiNta Is back from Camp
Handing and came out to see the
sights.
Ca&ado practices at the beach
every day, and the fly hawk
Eeefss In shape.
Miss Joan Fielding and MIR. and
Mrs. LES Fielding and Al Hunt
all ifom Baltimore. Md, were out
"a the beach enjoying the sun and
ooei breezes. Miss Joan is one OF
the prettiest girls to Whit the
tHach.
fvonne Gilmore of New Bed.
fssd. Mass, Is out sporting a new
White swim suit creation.
Who Is the red head that is out
almast every day7 All she wants
h cokes and a good sun tan, and
hoy. she usually gets both.
Mss Lillian Baker of Galena
hfe., Miss Florence Eakers of Tren-
ton. N. j.. and Mrs. Claire Busby
of Atlanta, Ca, are out almost
every day. and they sure enjoy
the Southernmost Beach and the
waters Of the gulf. They just
can't keep out Of 1t.
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SOUTH BEACH
NEWS NOTES
'sssssssssssssssssssssss
~ PEDRO AcUnAR
weesssssssssssssssesssss

Miss Helen Fleming, of the
Telephone Co. one of the Hello"
girls. Is coming out to the beach
30 enjoy the sun and get in shape
20 wrin over the Coca-Cola girls,
and she Is sure getting a real
good tan.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-28

baliNta Is back from Camp
Handing and came out to see the
sights.
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Classified Column

Advertisements under TIL: head ron oAIE
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Miss Jenny Valdes and her sis
Ter and some friends were out for
q akod coat Of tan and TO play in
the sand and sit and read funnies
81 day.
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CaSad0 practices at the beach
every day, and the fly hawk
Steps In shape.
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Who Is the red head that is out
alnaast every day2 All she wants
y eokes and a good sun tan, and
hoy. she usually gets both.
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Nvonne Gilmore of New Bed.
isfd. Mass, Is out sporting a new
White swim suit creation.
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LADY'S and 2 mems bicycles.
38-D Naval Housing.
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FOR RENT
LOST
FOR SALE

USED VICTORY model mans
bicycle for sale, $4,000. Call at
22I Duval street between 5 and
7P.M. may26-2tx
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23

the most important new applica-
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Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23

methods OF us
ing EectronicS
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It's not magic
It's simply an
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flowing be-
I " e e n I " o
points and ira
Yelling in space
4 ea d of
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1t is true,
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Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23
DECORATED

SGT. JOHN l.. REED JR., 20,
infantry, Bronze Star, for heroic
achievement in action against the
'nemy in France; in service,
March, l943; son of DR.. aid Mrs.
John l.. Reed, 1882 Grandmont
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23
7 oc+ We Eoroot 7 oct Wo E,oroo+ Kipling's
1LCoC W VI S0E-1LCoC W. 1 VI ~. ReceSsional
Detroit War Casualties
htpliRg'S
ReceSsional

BERG. "a, radio gunner, Jan. 20
south Pacific; Southwestern grad
uate; former DeSoto employe; in
service November, 1871; overseas
September, 1914; wife, Jane, and
son live at IVA Casgrain.
SGT. DAVID T.. BRYANT, %
infantry, Feb. Z, Germany
wounded Dec. l, Germany; re-
ceiged Purple Heart; in service
December, 1912; overseas, Septem-
Der, 1913; son of Mrs. Violet Bry-
ant, 19348 Rogge.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23
Experienced Boss

I'd Gardner. the Archie Of DufIy's
Tavern. had quite a career before
ne began boSSing the place where
The elite meet to eat" No stranger
10 radio, Ed was producer for such
stars as Bing Crosby, Rudy Vallee,
Al JOlson, Fanny Brice, and George
Burns and Cracie Allen.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23

showing color patterns fOTmeu Dy
the variations IL tone, Is found 10
be specially soothing IN nerve cases.
The film vii! be distributed 50 re-
habilitation hospitals so that
wounded soldiers and sailors may
benefit from seeing Bing.6 voice.
n,oy-stt Msj.sus s.i.s t.ss,iar cs-psFsuoo iass
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23

your eyes can see
il! An electronic
device transfers
the sound waves
TO light waves 10
technicolori
A i6 nm tech
nicolor hln OF
Bing IS voice
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23
MISSING

WARDS MATE sc
FREDERICK r. QUALMANN.
USCG. IS. Jan. %, south Pacific
attended Mackenzie: worked for
Star Cutters; in service, July,
1914; overseas. October; son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Qualman, 1897
StTathmoor.
CPL. LEONARD r. HASSEL-
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PFC. HAROLD b. TIMPF, %,
infantry. Nov. -, Leyte; received
Purple Heart; Western graduate;
worked for Cadillac: in service,
November 1912; overseas, March,
1913; son of Mr.. and Mrs. Bcnia-
min Timpf, 42f5 wood,
brother of Pvt. LEROY.
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PRISONER
PVT. EDWARD FOLEY, 80, i

PVT. EDWARD FOLEY, 80, in
fantry, Nov. l3, Germany; former
Times employe; in service, March,
1914; overseas. August; wife, Vir-
ginia, 4263 CasS; mother, Mrs.
Mary Foley, Kansas City; two
brothers in service, Pvt. Robert,
PVT. Thomas; stepSon, Pvt. Robert
LaFOntaine.
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member Of Henry X. RowSe and
Sons business firm; wife, Anna,
and three daughters live at l4425
Woodmont.
PVT. JOSEPH 4. RUDNIAK.
70 int, Dee, 9, Germany; awarded
Purple Heart; hoSpitalzed, Paris
worked al Ford =: IN service, Feb
ruarN. 1913. overseas, August
1874; only son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Rudniak. 4604 WesSon.