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Detroit evening times., 1945-11-21
ADVISES VETERAN

Long Island City, N. Y, asked:
Being recently discharged
from the air force. l intend TO
start my own small business of
manufacturing. l am not well
educated. Will you please give
me information as to whether
to incorporate, books 10 read
on marketing, and good school
for studying such things -
Answer: Probably you had bet
ter incorporate, as il is usually
easier 10 arrange your relations
with others in the business, and
10 get funds that way. (See my
book, business Organization and
Combination" the Macmillan Co,
New York; You should find the
volume entitled "Managoment'S S
Handbook published by Ronald
Press, n. Y, useful.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-21
NO RISKLEss STOCKS

a Brooklyn reader asks:
Il am a widow with $4,000 TO
invest. and am considering
American Telegraph and Tele-
phone or General Motors stock.
What should l do?"
Answer. I know nothing better
than well-Selected stocks as a
place for surplus funds. But you
must recognize that this means
some risk there are no riskleSs
investments today. Successful
stock investments also require
some know-how, usually gained
through experience. II the 81, 900
is surplus and not absolutely
needed, you may invest it your
self, buying say FIVE shares Of A.
T. & T and IS shares Of General
Motors.
These give a yield of about 4 3
per cent al present prices. But
II you need, or depend heavily
upon, this money. you had better
buy the stock Of some high grade
successful management invest
ment trust. This would result in
the trust putting your money into
stocks, and managing it for you.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20
ARMY WOUNDED
European AreG)
Detroit

COLLINS PIC RICHARD J.-Mrs. SHIRLEY
-a.4tH. vile aHl4 kui'eTuut.
COSLEl : o FRANK J.---Mrs Eleanor v.
Cor.e5, wife, 5''i M.ai.'aiT
GAIECKI PFC HENRY Mrs. Cassie
GAvLINsKI PVT JOSEPH Mrs. An
truor'e GayIusL wife Ie53 Cratiot
GIGNhC. PVT AuEEL J.-Mrs. Justin Gig
GILBERT. PVT. FOGEF Mrs Pearl Gil
bert w.ts 81 4 Wlnn.sed Wayne
GLIpDQN SGT. STANtFY 7 Mrs. Dor
cthy Z CAtdoa. wife. 2le5o Powers, Par.
GIiGoRorP. PVT HtFRY-Mrs. Marcia
Marco. mother, 1sosa lIeen.awu.
rsAyHAPr. Tl5 WILLIAM A-Mu Wsy
isanhar;, mother. ?3el Stamford, Berslsy.
EAwowsKT. PFC. ARTHUR r 90 Mira
France. Kampg mother. 64l8 Grau1t
KoH'dy mother. !3274 Marx Twain.
LElEL. -rgT ERNF-F MIR f.-ufsa p
ira1&iel Fyr WAITER mis-. Mary
i!.aai.z. mother 444s HUMBOLDT
MARSH. PFC. GEORGE AIRS. Jesneit
E.UfLl pvt CHARLES y JP Mrs
Wlcs % Mccall mother. zl2 Argyie B.Yd..
v-G6Wkv PVT. ROBERT Mrs Mar.
gar,i trG1ssn mother 1877 Ohio
HirL~..EFE PVT BRUNO L-Mrs Par
FgPetS PFC MAtETUs --Hrs Gloria
Fr wife 1917 Evergreen.
H1nD-FY SGT PAULINE Clsrics
M-...s,, vfe. I7t35 sherwood.
NorfErS PIC CARL A-mm Mary J.
f..r.r wife a-s Gladstone.
C-ISeHf PVT CHESTER Mrs Mar
rs-r. as.nla u.9'hef 6o2s Dgooif
PAclreSy g.gCT JosEPH K-wri 81.
-ar-r Ia.le... wife. l2207 Gallagher.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20
OutState

APPLEDORN, PFC. WILLIAM MINIS
Lonely M. Appledorn, mother Ludinston.
BALLARD. SGT. GLENN F.-Mrs. Betty D
BoDART PFC. CLYDE w-Daye Bodsry
BRisBiN PFC. DON C-Mrs. Ivan c
Brishin, mother. Hastings
COURTNEY. PFC. ARCHIE D.-Mrs. Loi,
Courtney. mother. Ironwood.
FAUST. SGT. CLINTON E.-Arthur Faust
FiLLEY, PVT. REX G.-Don Fiiley. father,
CORsKT. PFC. EDWARD s.-Mrs. Frances
Gorsd, mother. Grand Rapids.
HALL. PFC KENNETH Mrs carmelits
Hal. mother Mattswan
HOCLUED 7 S RICHARD Mrs. Anna
Hoglund. mother. Iron Mountain.
HOLAPPA. PVT. HENRY A Mrs William
NJ korsman, sister Bruce Crossing.
IADp. SCI. EUGENE H.--Mrs. Wanda P
Lsdd. wife, PiainweL
LAMRRIcHr. PFC RICHARD Mrs.
Ruth A. Lam0risht. wife. Hilsdaie.
oLMsTEAD. PFC. La Won o-Mrs. Ruth
A O.mstead, mother Adrian
ORTMAE PFC JACK-Mrs. Minnie Ort-
man. mother Grand htgids'
TuRNEY, PFC. GERALD F.-cievelAnd L.
Tuney. father. Grand Rapids.
vANKER. PFC. DONALD T.-M1. oueta
Varker wife Warren
vEATCH PVT OrIE T. -- Mrs. Ida =.
veatch mother. Pontiac.
wEcENER. 8 SGT. GUsTAvE x. Mrs
FFoc MFrerpF mother Grand Ra1idK
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20
4 Fort Wayne
Prisoners Flee

Four privates escaped from the
guard house at Fort Wayne early
today by saving their way
through a cell door, military Of
ficials and police revealed.
The four, all of whom were
wearing blue fatigue uniforms
with a white p stamped on the
back and legs, are Alfred F..
EvenS, %, Charles II. McFatrich,
%, Louis N. Thornton, "a and
William Shelton, 25.
Fort Wayne officers declined
to give further details other than
to say that an investigation was
launched TO determine how the
saw was obtained and how the
four escaped from the reservation
undetected. Detroit police were
asked to join in the search.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20
ARMY DEAD
(PGcific Area)
Detroit

ANDERSON. HAROLD D.-MrI- Pauline C
Anderson. wife, I7ilo Hanover Allen Park
CARR, CAPT. ELMER Mrs. Mary b
Carr, wife, 20 Sioley
FAIRBANKS. PFC. EDWARD C--Mrs
FoRGEY, ID TT. JOHN Mrs, velma G.
Irwin, mother. 2297 Twenty-third street.
CERYCH. sIsGT. RoLLY MINIS. Mary
Helis, mother. 6O62 Park wood.
GIBSON. rs RICHARD C.-MI Bess x.
KRlmertun, mother. s51 Oakwood Dearborn.
GOIAs. PFC WILLIAM A-Mrs. Mary
oliver. sister. 1921 Ward
Goodman, brother. l4is STANLEY.
.HARzEwsKI PFC. EDWARD K.-Mrs
Mary Hsrlewsh. wife, 1922 Cecil
HOFEER, PFC. RICHARD Mrs. Louise
Hofner, mother, 14l7s Young.
JEKIELEK. F/o JOSEPH s-Mrs. Agnes
Jekieiek. mother. $50 S. Hasbsush.
KARANEwsKI. CPL. MARION J.-Mrs
Anna Karaniewski mother, 1857 r. Ferry
KAvAIIUNAS. CPL. srANLEY--John KAv.
9uasi RuRiEJ oTO'nsI scr cHEsfERIMra. Grsff Vers
Filipczak. aunt. 4eO1 Jos. campau.
LANcUcKI. PFC. wn.BERT Mrs. LII.
Ian M. LAneueki, mother. 1915 st. Louis.
MANH1sco. PVT. SAMUEL w-Mrs
George Iverson. sister, 3l16 Hamilton.
MARKUNAS. SISGT. JOHN Mrs. Louise
MILLER, sIsCT JOHN G.--Mrs. Hsrrie,
L. Miller. wife. l4l76 Ilene.
PHELPS PFC vERN Civilian Phelps.
father, l5oo3 ArdmoTee.
TAYLOR, slsGT. JOHN Mrs. Mary z
Taylor, mother, 1870 Infantry.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20

NfL HAhhlSON rEC. hhtfF
PFC. JOSEPH KRUPP, 26,
infantry, Feb. 16. Luzon; St.
Gregory's graduate; VickerS' en-
ploye; in service February, 1913;
overseas June, 1913; wife, Mil
dred; daughter, Peggy, 2088l
Stahelin; son of Mrs. Mary Krupp,
1901 Quincy; two brothers in
service; two sisters.
CPL. MARION j. KARANIEW-
SKI, "a. infantry, Jan. 20, Luzon;
Budd-Wheel employe; in service,
January, 1912; overseas 18 months;
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kar-
aniewski, 1857 +. Ferry; brothers
in service, Cpl. Stanley, Pfc. Eu-
gene. S lie CaSmir.
S/SGT. CHESTER KURLEJ,
IS, infantry, Jan. a, Philippines;
in service six years: overseas
three years; aunt, Mrs. Vera
Filicczak. 4601 Jos. Campau.
PFC. WILBERT N. Lam
CUCKI, q, infantry, Jan. 13,
Luzon; Pershing graduate; in
service February, 1913; overseas
December, 1914; son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Konstanty Lancucki, 1894
St. Louis; sister, Irene.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20
i. NJ. HOnOrs
A DetrOiters

Four Detroiters who lost their
lives in service were honored to-
day by the University of Michi-
gan, of which they were former
students, by presentation of honor
certificates to their next of kin.
Taking part in the ceremony
were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed B. Beau
champ, parents of Ensign John
Stratton, USN, who died aboard
a minesweeper sunk off MasSa-
chusettS.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Miller, parents
of Morris Miller. Army technician
fourth grade, killed in action in
France.
Mrs. Diana Deutsch. wife of
Naval 1t. (jg) Robert S. Deutsch,
who died at Mare Island, Cal.
Mrs. Shirley M. Mills, Crosse
Pointe, wife of Naval 1t. (jg)
William ]. Mills, killed in action
in the Solomon Islands area.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20
WOUNDED

PFC. JOHN X. BANDONI, %.
psratroopS, Feb. 3, LUzon; hos
pitalized. Luzon; Cass Teen grad
uate; Packard emplpye; IN serv-
ice, February, 1913; overseas May,
1914; son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
81 l.. Arizona.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20
Percy Jones
Arrivals

BATTLE CREEK, March 19-
Twentyone Michigan soldiers ar
rived at Percy Jones Hospital over
the weekend.
DETROIT AREA
Buldacci, sISgt. Aldo A., 1920 Fsrland.
DarTagh. ia James M s315 Rosemund.
Davis, Pvt. Jack E. 567i Harding.
Galvach. Pvt. Joseph, $3.50 Merwin.
Lsurents. Pvt. Wendell L., 1902 Lemay
MizusukA, Pfc. Frank l.. 159 Church,
Highland Park.
OUTSTATE
Cooper, Pfc. Leonard B.. Owosso.
Elicit. Second II. william c, Battle Greek.
Elmer First 1t. Albert M, Flint.
Fuiimon. s sgt. William s.. Battle Greek,
GroaterS. Pvt. Charles D., Grand Rapids.
KoIelle, Pvt Vincent F. Hart.
Iindemuth. Cpl James NJ, Jackson.
Maxi TI5 Alto z, Wakefield.
OHsra, Sgt. Charles W, Flint.
Panyiak, Pvt. Joseph. PlellSton.
Picnk Cpl CASs A. Ruth.
Revord Pvt. Harold J., Dukes,
Rowe Sgt John j., Pontiac.
william. Pfc. Russell F., Port Huron.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20

PVT. GERIACH PVT. LEBEL
PVT. ERNEST A. LIBEL, %,
infantry. Jan. "A, Europe; hos
.pitalized England; st. Vincent's
graduate; Traub Co. employee: in
service four years; overseas No
vember, 1914; son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Emil LeBel, 6l93 Hecla; brother,
.S/Sgt. Albert, overseas.
CPL. DONALD III. FULTON,
81, marines. Oct. 9, Caroline
Islands; awarded Purple Heart
back in action; Bohn Aluminium
employe; in service, November,
l943; overseas one year; wife.
Geraldine, $685. Brooklyn.
PFC. HENRY GALECKI. 20,
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20
DECORATED

CPL. WILFRED p. FARRAR,
field artillery; awarded Bronze
Star for meritorious achievement
in connection with military oper.
ations in Germany, Dec. IL; St
Charles graduate; in service,
July, 1913; overseas January
1914; Mrs. p. Farrar. 1899 Helen;
brother, Cpl. Bernard p. over
seas.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20

tier, 1924 Jun c tion; brother.
T/Sgt William. killed a year pre-
yiously; four other brothers and
three sisters; memorial mass, to-
morrow, 10 a. n, Holy Redeemer
Church.
CPL. DONALD w. HARRISON,
20, marine. Feb. 26, Two Jima; +;
veteran of Bougainville, Guadal-
canal, Guam; 81. Gregory gradu-
ate; Holbrook Market employe
in service. January, 1912; over
seas. January, 1913; son of Mr..
and Mrs. h. B. Harrison, 1888
Tuller; leaves two sisters, one
brother.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20

infantry. Feb. 6, Germany; hos
pitalized England; awarded Pur-
pie Heart; Northeastern gradu-
ate; road commission employe;
in service March 1913; overseas,
November, 1874; son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Galecki, 1871 Moenart.
PVT. AUREL j. GIGNAC, 81.
infantry, Feb. 8. Luxembourg;
hospitalized England; Detrola
Corp. employe; in service two
years; overseas December. 1914 /;
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Gignac,
126 +. Leroy, River Rouge;
brother, Pfc. Roger, overseas.
PFC. MALETUS III. MORGAN,
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20

PVT. ALBERT SEPH
SCHELL, Is, infantry, Feb. II,
Germany; Briggs employe; in
service, July, 1914: overseas, Janu-
ary, 1915. wife, Audrey; parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Schell, 20l6
Celia; one brother in Pacific;
memorial service, 10 a. m March
q, St Leo's Church, Grand River
and Fifteenth.
S/SGT. JOHN J. MARKUNAS,
81, cavalry, Feb. ., Burma; North
ern graduate; Bohn Aluminium
employe: IN service January,
1912; overseas June, ,-l94i; son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Markunas,
1898 Arlington
SGT. THOMAS MUSKIEWICZ
JR., ., signal corps. Feb. l.,
Luzon; Hamtramck High grad
uate; Chrysler employe, in serv-
ice January. 1912; overseas July,
1913; son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
MuSkiewicz. 9525 Charest. Ham
tranCk, one brother. three sisters.
SGT. VAUGHN o. SPANGLER
March 3; IN service, February
1912; overseas. June, 1914; wife
Alice $500 FaIrview; parents live
IN Mason City, w. V.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20

20, IN I 4 n I r
many; IN Serv-
ice last July,
oversee a
month; Holy
Redeenler grad
uate; worked
for Revere Cop
per K Bras S
Co: leaves wife.
Virginia. an q
wo children.
1905 Bro q d.
street; parents.
Mr.. and Mrs,
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20

PALAZzOLO, PFC. SAETO-Mrs Anna
PERINi. PFC. ROY Mrs: Josephine NJ.
PIRsLIN, PVT. JOHN s.-Ms. Doris L.
PRIsK, CAPT. WILLIAM c--Mrs william
c. Prisk. wife. 2ll24 Middle Belt road.
Pennington.
RENEW. PVT. PATRICK F.-Mrs Anna
Renew. mother. 127 Avalon Highland Park
SCHROEDER. IT'S FRED J.-Mrs. Marian
D ,SShT9 sThT9der; wife. 4zss Parkinson;
sPRoW' rs THEopoRE-Mrs. Marion A.
sprow. wife. ss2s Me!dram.
TAYLOR. WILLIAM c-Mrs. Elsie I. Tsy-
lor. 372s Fischer.
WARREN. PFC. EDWARD Mrs. Betty
C Warren. wife, 32l5s Cenesse Ct. Wayne,
WATCHOWSKI, PVT. SYLVESTER c.
Mrs. Celia B. wstchowsh. wife. 1eso5
WILLIAMS, PFC. HARRY c.-Mrs. Alvens
NJ Williams. mother. Ala Austin. Royal Oak
Outstate
B, coleman wife Albion.
CoLUAfBfNO, PVT. DONALD L.-MrS. Mary
cOlumbino. mother. Amass.
DAVIS. s/sGr. ARTHUR w.-Mn. wilma
r ,,ISrvw' Dayis WIFE Grand Rapids Rapics ~ v..
beth bindoifsr, mother. Mi Milan. '' N''I'
DoTY, PVT, LEON L.-Mrs. Alma J. Doty
wife. Mt. Pleasant.
FREzoN, CPL, LAWRENCE d.-MrS.
Msrena Freron. mother. Albion.
GIuFFRA. TIs ROBERT J. JR.-Mrs.
Doris J. Giufira, wife. Grand Rapids.
Golembesh. wife, Wakefield.
HAWKINS, PFC. KENNETH A.-Arthur NJ
Hawkins father. MaTlette
Rain, mother, Flint.
HAYWARD, PVT. RoDGER L.-Mrs.
K1theTins v, HsywsTd mothsr Grand Rapids
Hunt, wife, Holt.
JACOBSON PFC ROBERT MRS Eunice
& jacobson, wife. Sault ste. Marie.
JARRETT, PVT ROBERT O.-Mrs. Ger
aldine J. Jarrett, wife. Ypsilanu.
JOHNSON, PVT WILLIAM R.-Mrs. Sylvia
A. johnson, wife. Grand Rapids.
KLATT. SGT. ARTHUR E.-Mrs Helen
Klatt. mother. Dagget.
LrNDEMAN. PFC. ALFRED R.-Geraldine
Lindeman. sister. stronach.
MARVIN. PFC. OSCAR T-MrS. AnnSbelie.
MccANN. s/sGT. EUGENE F.-Mrs. Mabel
MURAsKI, PFC. ALEXANDER JR.-Mrs.
rrevis a. Muraski. wife Doster.
MASON, SGT. GEORGE R.-Mrs Margaret
Mason. mother Menominee
NEAULT, PFC. FRANK raymond
Neault, father. Calumet.
oT-rosEN. PVT. DUANE Emil S. Otto
sen, father. Hastings.
sCHEFFLER. SGT. EVERETT E.-Mrs.
Elizabeth Scheff6r. mother. Beleville.
sENGER, PFC CHARLES WINS. Helen
SEYMOUR. T/5 GERALD J.-Mrs. Carrie
seymour, mother, Escanaba.
SMITH CPL. FORREST Mrs. Florence
Smith, mother, Grand Rapids.
SMITH, T/5 HOWARD E.-Lewis Claude
SMITH. PFC. RICHARD L.-Petsr S.
Smith father, Lansing.
sPYcHALskI rs EDWIN s.--Mrs.
Blanche sPyehAlsh mother Bay City 49,
Neagu, mother. MelvindAle.
STUCK, PFC. CARL Ray V. Stuck
SUMNER PFC. LAWRENCE R,-Mrs
Louise Sumner. mother Sheppard
ITALIAN slsGT. THOMAS c.-Mrs
Emily TalliAn. mother Pontiac
loretta, PVT HUMBERT P.-MrS. Alvs
c. loretta, wife. Iron Mountain.
vEENEMAN, SGT. oRRN G.-Mrs Anna
veeneman mother MuSkeRon
VIECOLi ! SGT. VINCENT-Mrs. Maxine
D. vincon. wife. Battle Greek.
wAsKrEw1cz. sfscT. FRANK-Mrs Elsie
Waszkiewicz wife Mikado.
WiCKERING. sISGT. JOHN H-Mrs.
Betty J Wlckering wife. Grand Rapids
WOOL. PVT ROBERT Mrs, Violet
= wocYc.EHosKTa PFC RAYMOND - Mrs.
Alma r woycehoski wife. Hsrbor Beach
WROBLEWSKI. CPL. DANIEL d Mrs.
EldonnA wroblewsh. wife, Berrien Springs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20
Vets Body Recovered

KALAMAZOO, March 19 (UP)
-Sheriff's deputies said today
they have recovered the body of
James c. Roe, 1S, discharged SOL
der, who drowned after topping
out of a homemade boat on
Whites Lake here.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20
- Honor Roll
VS. Official Casualty List

department today made public SO Mich-
soldiers who been killed action OF those 20 from
Detroit.
The department also announced the of 70 Michigan
30 of these from Detroit who have been wounded in the
European
From the department the of lat casualties
including dead from Detroit three wounded from Michigan
of these from Detroit Michigan missing action
all these the of kin have been notified and have been
kept informed OF change in status.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20

March, 1914; overseas September
son Of Nh. and Mrs. Earl Dickin'
son, 75l7 Mettetal.
PVT. JACK GERLACH, Is, in
fantry. Feb. 20, Germany; hos
pItalized England; Felt and Tar
rent employee in service August,
1914; overseas January 1915; son
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Gerlach,
467S GRAY.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20
DEAD
10. KrNNErH Y. FIELpEN.

PFC. KENNETH T.. FIELDEN.
IS. srmorod infantry, Feb. 26,
Germ any; previously wounded.
November, Luxembourg; awarded
Purple Heart; Hazel Park High
graduate; Detroit Thinker Axle
graduate; in service. November,
1912; overseas, September, 1914;
wife, Aida; daughter, Karen
Yvonne; mother, Mrs. Christine
Fclien. ass Troy. Ferndale; one
sister. two brothers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20

Biographical sketches Of De
troiters killed, wounded, taken
prisoners of war or awarded
medals. according 10 official army
and navy releases, and their next
of kin:
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20

q. lnfa n [ ry,
Feb. 3, LuXen-
bourg; hospi-
talized En- G.
land; awarded
Heart;
Redford High
graduate; Ford
e m mploye; in
service j u n e,
1914; overseas
November; son
of Mr.. and
Mrs. 4. II.
Morgan. 1901
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20

OF Mr.. and Mrs
800 LaPrairie,
Ferndale.
CPL. JOHN
III. PANETTA,
29, ar mored d
engineers, Ger
many, first re-
ported missing
ID &c. 81; in
service, Janu-
ary, 1912; over
s e a $, August.
1914; SON of
Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Panetta,
1872 Dexter.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20

WOUNDED men need a
Woman's care TO help
them rsgain their health.
NJ . deal tsehnicians are
needed Immediately in our
army hospitals. Train at soV-
eTnment expense.
Coll RA 545Y
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20
NAVY WOUNDED
Detroit

sTANLOw. CPL. FRANK F--Ms Eva
EvanEk01ich. mother. 2972 Gladstone.
OutState
HOLM. SEAMANI1c PETER LESLIE JR -
Nj and Mrs. Peter Holm. parents, Mar
quCtte
and Mrs. stephen KriSh. parents. C0runna.
NAVY MISSING
Outstate
pELEHANTY. FIREMAN NflC MARK
|AkTHCR-Mr ard MrS Ronald Delehanty.
parfutE Dutaud
.DRURY MMMIiC FRANKLIN CHARLES
MuA Carrie Helen DrurN vile. Mrs. Nell
Viola Drury. mother, Cadillac.
TlFN TORPEDOMAN's MATE &C KEN
METH RAYMOSD-Mrs Martha Eileen Tisn.
Miie Nj. and Mrs. Herman X. Tien. parents,
Holland.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20
PRISONERS

1T. JAMES KENNEDY, air
corps, Germany, first reported
missing over Austria, Dec. Il; son
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20

kentfieId; VIE, Gloria, 15I11
Evergreen.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20
e. C ML DGan HMn- 4n~ekh lsH-
Lest We Forget--Lest We Forget!
MiclliSan'S Roll of Battle Heroes

lof Mr.. and Mrs, Leo NJ. Kennedy
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20
NAVY DEAD
Detroit

RLEr. sEAMAN/lC WALTER CARL--Mrs
Violet ". Klei wife 66s4 Pelouze. Detroit.
Mrs. Martha DemSke, aunt, 165o3 North
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20

Pre- shrunk, non lintins
"Bes;ex quality. Highly
absorbent. Edges are neatly
sewn.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20

Heavy quality reversible
rubber sheetlng in white
or maroon. Waterproof.
So inches wide.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20

ltxi7-ineh mats Of mois-
ture proof paper on cork
backing. Variety of attfse-
tive designs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-20

Make your own attractive
scarfs for living room, bed
room and dining room.
Excellent for vanity and
chair back sets. Ecru shade
with or without colored
borders.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-02-24
Gospel Chorus

The Gospel Choral Union. OF
which Madam Artelia Hutchlns
Is president. is making splendid
progress this year. Last wedncs-
day night Blackwell Temple
choir rendered the service and
the minister Rev. p. D. Taylor.
preached.
Sunday, Feb. Is. Hearts Day
program ives rendered by the
members OF the Union al the
headquarters. at New salem
baptist church All members OF
the union were Handsomely uni
formed in red and white canes
with large red heart al the
hack.
"wednesday night ST. Peters
choir will render service. n you
are a singer, or II you like sing
ine and want TO be singer. you
are invited to meet the union
each Wednesday AZ New Salem
church. corner Dubois and Illi-
nois and Join the Gospel choral
Union l.. J. Crawford IS re-
porter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-02-24
CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE

Mind will be the subject OF
the lesson-sermon in all Chris
tian Science churches through
cut the world on Sunday. Feb
ruary 20.
The golden text (Iob.s2 81 is
There is spirit in man and
the Inspiration OF the Almighty
gireih them understanding"
Among the Bible citations &c
this PASSAGE CRomans 1a.2l.
And be not conformed to this
world but he We transformed hv
NE renewing Of your mind that
ye may prove what is thai good
md acceptable and perfect. will
Of God"
Correlatiye passages 10 he read
from the Christian Science tert.
book Science and Health with
Key to the Scriptures. bv Mary
baker Eddy include tho follow
ing (469l With one Father. ~.
or God, the whole family OF man
would be brethren. and with one
Mind and that God. or good. tho
brotherhood OF man would consist
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9 group OF white men. He went
TO West Newton. Pennsylvania
where Police authorities. al the
request OF the Sheriff. OF ITALIA
dega County attempted to arrest
him for return TO Alabama. where
he had been indicted for assault
with intent to murder. lie was
Immediately discharged on writ
Of habeas corpus on the ground
that the arrest was Illegal. TX
tradition proceedings were then
instituted and warrant for his
cxiradition was issued by the
Governor Of Pennsylvania.
johnson then sought his re-
lease on a writ OF habcas cor
lns. and in April. 1914. was re-
leased by judge McWhertcr Of
the Common Pleas Court Of
Westmoreland County. Penusyl-
vania.
Last September. an Indictment
under the Fugitive Felon Act
was returned in Birmingham. and
on November Is johnson was
again arrested in Pittsbureh on
n fugitive warrant This indict-
ment has now been dismissed
ny United States Attorney Smith.
end the removal proceeding in
PENNSYLVANIA, based on the in
dictmsrt also dismissed.
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Hope ToExtend
Service For
Returning Cis

The American Youth For De-
mooraey Of which Bridget poul-
son Is executive secretary. an
nounces pisns 20 sponsor a move
mcnt 20 encourage Detroit youth
70 help give returning war veter-
ans tho kind Of assistance and
reception they deserve. The orr
sanitation points out that eoooo
veterans OF World War . msny
OF whom are young people IN hos
pitals war plants and colleges
have already returned 20 Michi-
gan
The American Youth For Dc
motracy IS preparing 10 hold a
conference for me purpose OF
giving Information on questions
rftecllne 81 Joe on his return
from the armed forces and 10
work out An improved program
o. wsr service ACTIVITIES fu
yoRlh On me homo front
The conference viii be held
Sundas March II from to q
rm 81 the Hook Cadillac hotel
Four panel discussions viii be
featured including extended hos
pilal services. and blood dona-
lions also the Importance OF iet-
Ter writing adjustments facing
The returned veteran and bis IA
mily- wartime marriage and the
home; tho Ga Bill Or Rights lob
security and education. and post
war universe. military training
II Is announced that represent
iatiyes Of The American Legion.
the American Red Cross and sew
erai veterans agencies have pro-
missed cooperation in preparing
the panels also expert resource
persons Will be- procured.
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CHURCHES
st. John AME

The sunday School opened AZ
$50 am. sunday, with supt. Car
RE Wimphfey in charge. The
lesson topic was. Jesus And the
Twelve" Matt. ie:i-3o. The at
tendance was large ana on time.
AT IL am. the pastor. Rev. ~
Pryor. preached a very forceful
sermon on the theme. Truth"
One member was added TO the
church.
Az $3.50 pm. a talent program
was presented by the Crusaders
club. II was directed by Mrs.
Alethea jenkins rs mistress OF
ceremonies. Many talented per-
sons participated. Mrs. Tiny Hill,
the president received floral trl-
butes for her faithful and untir-
ing leadership. The work OF the
Crusaders club Is flourishine.
The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Ruth Walker, b4i Frazier
street.