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Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-11
NINETEEN


Cukcy went u and returned
with the dog. NIth Sukey gone TO
bed and Gran dosed WITH aspirin
Eleauarp sat down before the radio.
The dog at her 1eet- plallhg the
nearest station, a news broadcast
came on hfSi' ana '"e heNS ma.
NaE-IaE vas not ''s9"i''s' ~
Wa indeed u'S'i'"'
AI'tt'" CoihV"s' 'louSn' H.eui'ott'
Is d ilEi' ,''i''S .p'
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aPl'' A'a.I of Tho ~cor,cJian
MN cl,,ion dnt. ona
san -. ,i.L u.i.l.,I irnn,+
fa.I;nr tr,t the sender
~" 'JN nnIv rou ,nds
W n,.aij o,rb bair If hnr hoad
80 49,, W. CLAW 1~;staninr
wv WV ma bo go 70 tho Chiofp
rha h,,sb ~sirnaIs stornea end
~ rn?rn Of 10 r,dio
o''''l Lloon,oJ orco nnro Amid
1n.;,o 1on,,b+ar nnmha
s ,bon n,a1nd across ,bo
III norrons boIv torso r.
iool''' ia ta,,nd Tha, 10 Laanal
et'4y r.'at - o;r;nn ,ba,.t
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Tjaaoorn f,l,ov.oa and nrl,od him,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-11

ITO be continued
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-11
FIRE IN the DARK by sc HA2x


I'm now a dive-bomberr Saor" VI
turned a handspring. then stood an
his head.
Carlotta regarded tb.se ca,ors
sourly.
When Rab was right side nm he
tapped her classic nose yyitb HI,
forctinger. "If you'd unziuu.r ,,,,,,.
lip and break a smile oncn in =
moon. you'd be a good LOOKING vyom.
an. Is it vrrbotcn +, have rl.,anr
and amour? Lady spia. aIyravs
or don't YOU 90 to the movies -
you're o~tTen~ivtr" enann.d Cor
lotta. "Cut,'
Cut it, corrected Pab
"If it isn't any more innortant
than last time. ynu'rr WASTING my.
morning." tEab was not . fnrmnr
pupil but wa IighIv recommended
by the Bund. In ypitc Of th,t sbn
was never certain that ba mi,bt
not also he in the nav Of the onnmv
That story of being a native Of
| South Africa and HATING tho Rr;ti,b
could be manufactured. Only an
American, thought tarlotta could
he as frivolous as tins c~reature.) She
asked How dId You get hore?'
. rolled ms eyes toward the
u,,',", pe'I me WIN d popele-
w.. u'l' he' n'I"E oicill"S'
pivicv.s slqnr irr;to.o5 hor
fo,,,.u, nD1"s O
dcrstand tJat Did ,.an cnn1a =,
pascal's caro"
Ic ab+a5 = o;n,rat4o b..
holder. then pcrchcd on the arm Of
a chair. Not with Pascal. dollin'.
That baby has gone off ON a trim
out of my life and the touch of INV
AGILE fingers. | hone the t~'at-foots
don't get him"
Carlotta looked thourhtful. maxi
ing a note on a pad.
what better time to come TO
sec YOU than when all good pcople
are in church on Sundav?" went on
Rab. "A boy passed me with a wheel
barrow. I climbed in"
"Ard nou, th,+ vo,,,,.o horo?,
DtI r
MAD i"opcn ,i'e iouI HtSeI5 Oh
one h"ho WIN 'ie thqf'p' foiaIhg
money" Dig "ad' nc chicNeii leed
'i.s 'i''''' or oo' i've
Expectation softened her fca-
lures. Did you
PiXIcy nodded. grinning. .'It's
Kodiak mirror., 1945-10-06

At the Rotary luncheon Tues day at the Ski Chalet it happen ed that we were placed, innocent ly, at table with 8 Count lem, we did) Red Cross girls.
 AS a result we have devised a new definition of a small town:
 To-wit:: A small town is a place where, if you eat lunch at a club meeting with 3 girls, at least 3 of your brother members will tell your wife about It before you get a chance.
 It happened in Kodiak.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-10-06

The mise en scene of this little drama is the Lyric theatre build ling, which has an office on the left that houses the OPA, and an office on the right that encom- passes the sewing shop of Mrs. M. H. Smith.
 On Monday suddenly from the sewing shop burst Mrs. Smith and her daughter, Mrs. Janet Saunders, carrying between them the limp form of woman. They dashed into the door of the OPA office and excitedly asked of Mrs. Mabel Fenner, OPA clerk, a glass of water, quickly, as this woman they were carrying had tainted, they CApIdlu0U.
 Mrs. Fenner, we are told, rose from her seat as white as sheet. Probably because she realized she didn't have any water in the office.
 But by this time Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Saunders could contain themselves no longer, and laugh ingly showed Mrs Fenner what the woman was they were SUD- porting It was Mrs. Smiths dress form, which the two women had carefully attired in an as- sortment of clothing from the
 continued on next page
Kodiak mirror., 1945-10-06

(continued from page 3 time and place.
 If ever we heard of a case of molesting, this Afognak commut- CT, or plural, is it or they.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-18
'Gen.DeGdu||e
Cancels Trip

WASHINGTON. June 10 (INS)
- Responsible American officials
said today a Washington visit Of
Gen. de Gaulle had been post
poned indefinitely.
This came in the face Of news
reports from Paris that De Gaulle
would fly to Washington next
week TO DISCUSS the Syrian-Leb-
anese problem with President
Truman.
Mr.. Truman intends 10 leave
next week for the San Francisco
conference and will visit his Mis-
souri, home while away from
Washington.
Returning from the conference,
he is expected TO present to the
Senate for consideration the char
ter Of the new United Nations
organization.
Next move then on the Presi-
dents schedule is the Big Three
meeting. now revealed TO be in or
near Berlin.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-18
Reds Striving
To Save owl.
BY DAVID sENTNER
Detrol, Time, wa.hinrtoa Bsress


WASHINGTON, June 16-7The
Communist party has sent out the
word to turn on the heat" in an
effort to save Elmer Davis Owl
from the congressional AK, il was
learned today.
As the OWL director was
striving to convince the Senate
appropriations committee to re-
store the S24000,000 cut voted by
the House for his sgency's t945-46
budget, the Reds were rallying
their motley array of dominated
groups in educational. union. re-
ligious. journalistic and miscel-
laneous circles TO the Owl
cause.
Sidney Hillman's Red-dominated
Political Action Committee was
leading the parade with tons of
inspired correspondence directed
at members of Congress.
In addition, the 5000 Owl en-
ployes were propagating for their
own continuance in office.
Against this terrific pressure on
behalf of the OWL, trimmed down
ttn-an- $ls,ooo,ooo appropriation,
stands the evidence recorded in
numerous congressional commit
tees that the Owl is permeated
with Communists and Red fellow
travellers. is telling the story of
America 10 the world with dis
tinct leftish flavor, and is weird
model of bureaucratic misman-
agement. boondoggling and waste
full expenditure of the taxpayers
money
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-18
ARMY LIBERATED
GERMAN CAMPS

! sAIzE. VERNON N. ssLscT,-son OF Mira.
q Mrs. shirley b Barnes. eo25 n. Martin:
,BAsMAN. JAMES NJ. cPL-son of Mr.
BEGIN. CLARENCE j sGr-son Of Ms.
cesilis Begin 2eti F,iryi.w' ny- o.. =,
line
Lola Cohen. 1880 santa Rosa
] COLLINS TED PVT Son OF Jim Collins.
7ss57 Dartmouth. .Ros.I Oak.
FoUsr DAVID H, I'd 1t Brother of
Mrs , ty3s sSsSn =. sroxp ,n,, 7o4l7 Fsyst'e
Mrs. Clara Fred'riek',. 1883 Annchsstsr.
cuLERAw TH1MAs W. lsT Lr.--son Of
AloS'iu' J. ciler'n. l74+ caSSr''n.
HART GERALD a. Isr LT.--son OF
"laT HoFsA4n Hs5t iosrSa 's cssTens sGT of M
HGBsARp' JAMES P PPc@son OF Mrs
Gertrude Towery. ssft W. Fort.
rUoPPERI, WALTER W PIC Brother Of
Miss 1iehe JuoppefI' 81 Medbury.
KALIsH EDWARD } lsr Lr-son Of
Mr, Mary Delhuk. $50 Riohton Highland
KAPELrNsKI. STANLEY z PTc-son Of
KSASK SS,c. rpwS sns PxT D,sc,, 2, M
OF zigmund 8 Koleek S4ls Mitchell
KRoI.. CHARLES 7 JR, I'd 1T -Hus
KUzDzAL. JOHN T. JR PvT.-son OF
Mrs. Frank KuIdlsl. 6si7 waldo.
MacLEAN LESTER D., GT-Husband Of
Mrs Frances 7. MacLesn, 1887 Tarnow.
MARABEAS NICK. iST 1T Son Of Mira
Carrie A MarabeAS 25al Pennsylvania
MATHENEY OVERLAND W PFC -
nephew of Mrs Carrie Lindsey, ss46 Anthon
n, McGUIRE JOHN l. ~ ~sGT-son OF Mrs.
MOORE, JOHN B., PVT T-Son Of Mrs
Cecile Z. Moore, e25s Hayes.
EicKsIcK, NICK PVT Son Of Mu Katie
Nieksiek, 34ss Fort WyAndotts
ORR. MELVIN. Il lsT LT--son Of Mrs
Florence GlAser. 1929 Ferris. Royal OAK
PANEK. FRANK =. PFc-son of Mr'.
Catherine Panek, s773 Grsndy.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-18
Boettigers Quit
Seattle Paper

SEATTLE, June 10 CINS)-The
Seattle Post Intelligencer said to-
day that Col. and Mrs. John Boet.
tiger had rendered designations as
publisher and associate editor, re.
Spectively, OF the newspaper.
Col. Boettiger and his wife
Anna Roosevelt Boettiger, who
are reopening their Mercer Island
home, we're quoted in the Post
Intelllgencer as saying.
"Our future plans are aimed
at working in and for the Pa
cific Northwest, either through
acquiring a daily newspaper, at
the proper time, or through de-
veloping some other business.
c. b Lindeman was named pub
Usher of the PoSt-Intelligencer in
a statement issued by William
Randolph Hearst.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-18
Eight htBundists
Face RedrreSt

Eight members Of the German
American Bund scheduled 70 be
released from the federal prison
Al Milan because the q. s, SUI
preme Court reversed their con-
victonS on charges Of draft
violation will be resrreSted i'm
mediately. il was disclosed today.
All Will be charged with being
dangerous enemy aliens 10y fed
eral authorities
The group. which includes
Fritz StrueT a. a chemist. Of
S673 Helen. were included in "a
bundSmen who were convicted in
New York OF advising others 10
eNade the draft laws
Seven Will be returned 10 New
York. where the enemy alien
board VIII consider deportation
proceedings Struer will be turned
over 10 the Detroit enemy alien
board.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-18
EUROPEAN AREA

RARRELL. EDGAR L.. SGT -HuSoAnd OF
Mn. Helen L Hsrrsl Buchanan.
LEE. HARLAN r.. CPL-son Of Reuben
A. Lee. Lowell
MANNING ALBERT r.. PFC Brother OF
Mrs. Florence sidelman' Laehins
sHRoYER. THOMAS G.. PFC Son OF John
Shroyer VASser.
WEST EARL H.. PFc.-son OF MIRA. Frances
West. Flushing
PACIFIC AREA
BALWINsKI. FRANK j., PFC Husband OF
Mrs Bertha NJ BalvinSki, Auburn.
BERG, HAROLD P. PFC. Husband Of
Mrs. Betty J. Berg sssiniS'
JALKANEN. RENO W. PFC Brother OF
Ralph JAlkAnen Hancock
JOHNSON, ROBERT =. PVT Husband OF
Mrs Margaret Johnson Hart
JOHSSON. THOMAS -S-r-PNI--Son OF MIA
Edna Johnson. Mt Clemens
MARTENS WALTER c PFc. Son Of Mrs
Elizabeth Martens. saginaw.
NYLAAN. WALTER C. PFC Son o. Mrs
Susie Sylasn. Grsnd Rapids
oBER. EDWIN I. PFc.-Son Of Mrs Ger
trude Ober. Fremont.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-18
oUTSTATE

ABBOTT. PFC. VICTOR y. Buchanan
AsHhY sci pORiCE NJ Grand Raplas
AAHpRESSc AL SEc Pos lSsrRA RSDskT lionWooo'
BPiTToH PFc JOSEPH Ypsilanu
RREsNAHAN. PVT. PATRICK N. walled
sRowx. PFC BENJAMIN z ovo.so.
BSsH PFC MAYNARD L. '''' vermontyiHe.
eR6PhH eR9WEs flS SET CAShIS5 RieaAFb Sdlaaa s6t'
pENAvLr .,,.. PyT eAARLKs Ia ~ y M..ss.on
CALL. PVT FRANCIS Nj Pleasant.
CEAMBUsH PVT LAyERN N, Flin,
sERMANsoN. PvT, GEORGE. Grand
INEEs SCI HOWARD l.. Jackson
j'SzifsSt yARoNs PC ft fUrHER EFAG' Lansing. ''
JORDAN. PFC. CECIL L, sturFis.
JORDAN set JACK L Adrian.
KELLER s/sGT WILLIAM r. Smith
KING PVT MALcoMB sparta
KLINE $ SGT EMERSON L Sturgis
LTTTLE PFC LIONEL q Kalamazoo.
MARKIEwicz PVT THEoDoRE p Smith
MACDONALD PVT EDWIN D Kasmsrco
MooRMIN' T SGT HOWARD Z Grand
" nRoczEK PVT STANLEY } LAYTON
NovAK. stsGT. ALEX 7. Muskssoa
nelson. SGT RAYMOND y Must.rou.
PHILLIPS 8 SGT HOWARD y Flint.
PRAY. PVT ROBERT A. Gaylord
PROTOPAPPAs. PVT DENNY A Pontiac
REEVES PFC CHARLES Lansing.
ROTH rs AIBEPT Bay CITY
TONE PFC THOMAS W OUosso
SJrPLIST PVT CLARENCE Port Huron
SULLIVAN, Tf4 RAYMOND r address not
fiven
sTADLBERGER. PVT. WALTER J.. Carson
VAN nA1TonA. pFc wESLEY Tslnoutn.
WAGNER PVT RUSSELL Tpfi,suu.
WAGNER Is POBERT Kent city.
WHITE. PVT RICHARD ". Howell
ZEMBON. s SGT FRED o Iron Mountain
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-18
Truman Pledges
Reds Cooperation

NEW YORK, June 16 GNS)-
Soviet officials announced today
President Truman had pledged
continued friendly cooperation
with the Russians in his reply 10
Premier Stains thanks for lend
lease aid.
The official Soviet TaSS agency
said the American President also
has pledged his efforts toward the
establishment of a lasting peace
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-18

Seven Detroiters killed and 10 wounded are
included among the e7l casualties announced by
the war department today.
Outstate casualties announced by the war de-
partment number 13 dead. IL wounded and two
missing
F1fty-four Detroiters are among the 272l
prisoners liberated from German camps.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-18
Most Of Bdtddn Men
Still Held by Japan

MANILA, June l6 CUP)-Only
1.447 of more than $4,000 Amer
lean prisoners of war taken on
Bataan and Corregidor have been
liberated alive, il was announced
today
OF those originally captured.
$3.50 have been reported officially
dead. Most of the remainder are
in prison camps IN Japan, China
and FormOsa.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-18
Yamk Gain
Om LuZOn

MANILA, June 16 QNS)-Vet-
eran 37th Division infantrymen on
LuZon drove northward today
after liberating Santiago in a D.
mile gain along the flatlandS Of
the Cagayan valley. 4
Little resistance in contrast tt&
the fierce fighting within the walls
of Orioung Pass was encountered
as MAJ. Gen. Robert Beightler's
fighting men scored their longest
advance Of the current northern
Luzon campaign
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-18
Quarteis Vie
For u. :. Title

The nations IS best barber
shop quartets will compete for
the championship at 8 p. m. today
in Masonic Temple.
Under sponsorship of the So
.eiety for the Preservation and
Encouragement of Barber Shop
Quartet Singing in America, the
program will also include COM
munity singing, TO be directed by
Capt. George w Campbell. spe-
eiai music officer of the Sixth
Service Command.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-18

stamina are tribute TO the design and struc-
tural strength Of these fast trains (Ihe Pioneer
Zephyr, first of the Zephyr fleet and Americas
first diesel powered streamline train, has nearly
100000 miles to its credit and has already
started on its second ten years of service.
Yes, America has given the nod of approval
to the Zephyrs and the kind Of travel they
typiiy. SO there will be more of them in the
days ahead They will be even more efficient,
even more luxurious. For improvement is the
mandate of progress.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-18
Weary Feet
Perk Up With
Ice-Mint Treat

When fsst burn, ea1ouses sting and svery
stNp u torture. don't just Rruan ane do
nothing. Rub on a little 1ce-hint. Frosy
White, erean-like, its cooling soothing oom-
fort helps drive the fre and pain right out
tired muscles relax In grstsful relief.
A vorid of diherence In few minutes. See
how medicinsl 1ee-Nint beips softsa up
eorp, and osilouser too. Get FOO, happy TO
aay, ths Iee-hlnt way. A. al dnagglatA.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-18
Man, 50, Weds Sd Time

NEWBURYPORT, June 16
GNS) William f.. Chase. who
observed his S9th birthday June 4.
was a bridegroom today for the
third time The bride was his
houSekecper. Mrs NJ yda n.
Bishon. 81. a widow.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-18
Honor Roll
Official Casualty List

Three Detroiters killed. II wounded and one
missing are included among the 463 casualties an
nounced by the navy department.
Naval casualties for the outststs area total
Ave dead and 13 wounded.
In all cases the next OF kin have been notified
and have been kept informed OF any changes in
status.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-18
Negro Festival
Set for July B

Promotion Of interracial good
will through music will have its
second test N Detroit at the an
nual American Negro Music Festi-
val. TO be held in Olympia July 26
The festival. which won acclaim
al Briggs Stadium last wear. was
praised by Mayor JeffrieS. Police
Commissioner Ballenger and
Whipple Jacobs, vice president OF
the Chicago Association Of Com
merce. at a meeting 10. the Fort
Shelby yesterday
Among the celebrities scheduled
20 appear are Sgt. Joe Louis. the
Ink Spots Lionel Hampton. Ann
Brown and several stars Of the
screen.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-18
ARMY WOUNDED
A.a ..Wa

CALDWELL JOHN 7 PFC Son Of Mrs.
Mildred CadVell Calumet.
CLARADY. DONALD c. PVT Husband OF
Mrs Anna J. Cl1rsdy EvAr
CLUGSTON EARL CPL. son OF Mrs.
Edith Clugston LhEton
COLE, JOSEPH /. PVT Mrs. Margaret
TopF HARVEY NJ PFC-Husoand OF
Mrs. Betty Jean Cope Port Huron.
HAHN ARNOLD L. PVT Husband OF
Mrs Martha Hahn UnionVue.
HARPER HUGH n PFC Husband oi Mrs.
Wilma Harper. FenVile
JENKINS. FLOYD J.. PVT Son Of Mrs.
Elsie jenkins, Coleman.
PACKARD BERNARD = 7 5-Son OF
Mrs kngelne NJ. Packard Grand Rapids
sMALIEY DALE l. PVT Son OF Mrs
Berths smalley, Nj. Pleasant
-5xruEPTKE- WALLACE -PFC-Soh OF
Ms Fvelvn p Frank saginaw
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-18
DET ROT
ARMY DEAD
wuH.auUa auEa
IUROPEAN ARLA

ROBERTSON. BURTON J.. PFC Husband
Of Mrt vifFinis Robertson. 2oos4 Prairie.
PACIFIC AREA
FARRUCIA. ALFRED PFC Son OF Mn.
suaiA FarruEia, s4o LABroste
JONES ORvtLLE r SGT -Hushsnd Of
NJ Patricia A Jones a2es Genesst
LEvAY JOHN p PFC son OF Mrs Bs1sis
Lsvay 12szl Lincoln Highland Para
LUSNLA LOUIS p PFC.-Son OF MIA.
Victoria Lusnia. ss9s Elmer.
MYERS. GEORGE 4 JR TfsGT son OF
Mrs.. Mary Myers, 47os LSksPointe.
EAPTHEN. THOMAS Z PFC.-Son of Mrs.
Lille EApthen, 1891 Hudson. Van Dyks.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-18
ARMY WOUNDED
PACIFIC ARtA

ANDON. GUST p T/4-Brothsr OF Mrs.
PTsNy Christie, ll92 Virginia Para.
BRUCKENTHAL. ALFRED PVT Husband
Of Mu Pearl Brueksnthal. 2o24 PingTee.
COON GEORGE r. PVT Husband oi
Mrs. Lillian NJ. Coon, lSls second Wysn-
deJe.
JANowICZ. ALPHONSE A CPL. Son OF
Mrs. Mary JsnsWiei. ss24 Martin.
EAsPARIAN. EDWARD. PVT son of Mrs
Anna $. KAsparisn. li2 PASadsns. Highland
PArs
KRUMBACH DONALD r. PVT son Of
Mrs Marie KrumhAch o34o HorAtio
KUK EMIL s SySGT son " Mri
Anfeline Kuk 6s46 PBrkVooc
Ia BoDA. Mitchell A, PFC Son OF Mn,
Mary la Soda. 1909 Miller.
SAvOGE JOSEPH =, PFC Son " Mrs.
Bernlce Ssyoie, A4As Toledo
SYLVESTER MILFORD, s/SGT.--son OF
Mrs Vera sylvester, ASA Southiield. Dear
blFn
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-18
ARMY MISSING
PACIFIC AREA

PACIFIC AREA
CHITTENDEN EVERETT r. PFC - HuS
band OF Mira. Garnet NJ chittenden' fhnt'
HEcHuNGER. ADoLPH. I'D 1T. - son Of
Mrs Alice NJ. HechinEer. Adrian.
NAVY DEAD
KErT NATHAN FREDERICK. s c
Husband of Mrs Bette Jeanne kett, Anr
Aroor son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Lenmar
LEE LAWRENCE T. PVT son Of MIRA
Margaret =. Hawks. Alpens
MILLER. DELNo H, PVT - Son. of Mr.
ana Mrs. Clyde L. Miller Bioomlnsds's'
WHISTLER. GEORGE n, Pvr.-Husoand Of
Mrs George II. whisler, EdwardSourr.
ZIMMERMAN. MERRITT J.. PVT. - Hus
bard of Mrs Merritt J. Zimmerman SIT q
MI and Mrs. Harley r. Zimmerman, Petoskey
NAVY WOUNDED
-BRoucHAN DONALD z PVT Son o.
Mrs. BeTnice o. Campbell, Brighton
LEE. EDWARD j.. cPL.-son OF MIS-. Kls
Lee v,TT, GT,ne Hsysn acsn,r pvc-caroson o.
Mrs, MsIy AsfringiSr; Grand RAPID.
OF Miss Charlotte Le'isk Ann ArOor
sNopcRAss. ROBERT Z, PFC.-Son oi
Mrs. Fern snodgrass. Hsrtford 80 =.
sNOOK. VINCENT r.. PFc-Father o
swIATEK. ARTHUR r.. CPL.-Son Of Mrs
Victoria Sviatek, Muskegon Heights
SWICART. DAVID B. PvT.-Son OF Mr.
and Mrs Raymond G. swigart. Alma. =,
SYMON. GERALD T.. CPL.-son OF Mrs
Helen Symon, Bay City.
SYMONs, CHANDLER T. JR-. PFC.--Son NJ
Mr. and Mrs. Chandler I. Symons, Ssgina1
sYPE. CALVIN z. PFc.-son OF Mrs tdns
sYREK RAYMOND G. PFc.-son Of stan.
ley syrek, Grand Rapids
YAGER, RICHARD Son Of MfI
TeAxif Yaple, -xick1huIk--
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-18

Shortly after the first of this year, Burlingtons
feet of fourteen diesel-powered stainless steel
Zephyrs attained an unprecedented total in
train miles of servicc-25000 900!
In rolling up the equivalent Of thousand
times around the world, the Zcphyrs have
proved many things. Their tremendous patron
age has shown the public's enthusiastic en-
dorsement of speedy, luxurious, strcamlined
trains. Their almost unbelievable record of
availability and ''on-time" performance, in the
face Of high speed schedules has established
the might of diesel power Their beauty and
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-18
NAVY WOUNDED

BRIsBoIs. ROBERT J.. PFc.--son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Brisbois. 26le1 W. Outer
Drive.
LEwANpowsKI FRANK Cpl Son Of Mrs
Mary LewsndowSki. 773S Faher. Hamtramck
PARzYcH RAYMOND A. PFC.-Mr and
ROGERS RAYMOND D. PFc.-son OF Mrs
Mary -PaEetI-Aaoss- -Flymegth,
ROHDER, CLIFTON l.. PVT Husband OF
Mrs. Clifton L. Rohder. so2i cloverlswn.
SMITH. JAMES PFC.-son OF Charles
a. smith. e6o5 LAvton.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph ;. smosri so24
N%;s'trd sNipER. VERNON r.. ASST cooK-Hu,.
band Of Mrs. Vernon n. snider, So3oe
sYMoNS WILLIAM v. PVT Husband Of
Mrs william 2. Symons, 2lslE Avalon ST
wHITFoRp. BERNARD Y, PvT-son Of
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas r. Whitford. 334
Riysrd. Crosse Pointt.
WILLIAMS CECIL. FIREMAN l/c.Hgs,
fsvton. son Of Mr.. ana Mrs. Cecil C. Will
liams 7o2 w Canheld
WODECKI RICHARD r.. PFC.-Son OF
Mr. and Mrs Frank J. wodcki, l3744
Spsrlng.
NAVY MISSING
THOMPSON EARNEST. SEAMAN &C
Husband Of Mn Veen Thompson ollo bsr-
Willie Thompson, 5ilS Berwyn, Garden
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-18
DETROIT AREA

III hOII AkEA
BATRoNI PVT. cHARLEs ~. 1880 "
BARRER PFC. WILLIAM X. 2e34 W
BAzNER PVT EDWIN r. 4lIs Twenty.
sEANE. PFC. DAVID W. "a W. alex.
BEAUpETTE rs FRANCIS. s277 ru.
BEYEE. PFC LEONARD A. l54 Piumner
RINKLEY, PVT c l.. 1893 Larm,. Allen
BORG PFC JOHN le5o7 Ashton.
COULTER, PVT. DONALD w l2s5s
.,UEwKCH- FFC. HKFCEE Z, 35s4 way
FoRsYTHL. PFC JOHN JR ssl Plum.
hHMitroN. PFC. HEvEs W. sis7
HENDERSON,. SGT 1. Z. 1921 Henry
JAsTE PFC JOSEPH J.. s54S Dumba rton.
JONES, s SGT. CRAIG b. 7os 81. Clair.
KAMowsKI. PFC. ARTHUR s4ls
KQNARsKi, 7 ; ALEX s 7iss Holmes.
KEvENEY. PFC. EDWIN C. ssss Nc
KsEN CPL JOSEPH Hamtranck.
LANG, SCI WILLIAM T.. 2o3 Baldwin.
LtoNHRD. SGT. CLARENCE NJ. l7Iss
MYERS. CPL. RAYMOND T. a4sa
MoYpEDo, Prc. LUKE c. s. Doris. High
osLoY PFC henry A. 413l Campbell
- o. FERSTOCk SGT. EDWIN l.. 1884
PREpRAGovicH.- PVT LIMERICK. 71sA
Philip.
RJTTENBKRc. PFC FLOYD X. 7724
Twenty-fhirc
soBELL, PFC PRANK l. 1910 Lincoln
ehire
sKoKAs. PFC THEODORE. 1ol Cottage
Grove Highland Para
TAPERT 4 HAROLD C.. 1000 GlAdWin
Tyne, PVT. CHARLES W $3.50 s.
Easel
URBANTAK. slscr PETER J.. 5sss
NeWburF wayne.
VAN BELLE PFC LAWRENCE. 1910
Sheridan
wICKs T4 John 472s Townsend
WITTPUP. PVT ROBERT c., l47oe
Mercedes
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81 Reach
Hospital

BATTLE CREEK. June 10
Conveys from the East Coast
have brought more European war
casualties 10 Percy Jones Hospi-
tai Center today. Included were
3S from the Detroit area and 49
from outSfafe.
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Maria Parker. 1871 WsE,nosn
PATTERSON. LEONARD r., PIC -Hushane
q Mi Mildred Patterson. 2oso% cure
Van Dyke
PAULUssEN JOHN T. FLIGHT OFFICER
Husband Of MTL Esther NJ Psulus'en'
1885 Fsirnsld
PELLEGRINo ALBERT SCI {.
Husband Of Mira Margaret d. Pslssrno'
4234 Lakewood
PENTELNIK. IRVING PvT.-son Of MLI
Eva Psntelnik. s74o Msrtindsle
PERIL, PETER lsL .-os LT-sroth'f Of
/ PETRAszEwsKY. HAROLD. PVT Son of
I Plymouth.
/ PHANEUF. FRANK JR. SGT oi
Frank Phsntuf slo5 Central. Centefins.
PIcARELLA. ALBERT L, PvT,-son OF
sam Piearella. s27s Garland
PIEKARz. LuCIAN c., PVT.-son Of Mrs
Josephine PiekArT 64l2 Farf.
PIENIK. ADAM T. PFc.-Son Of Mrs
julia Pienik. 42o7 weSson.
PIERCE. FRANK p. JR s SGT Son of
MlI- Christine Pierce. AL Afiihston'- Mt
mingham.
PIszczATowsKI. WALTER j. SGT
son Of Mrs. Helen PiSIctatoSski. 500 Wood
mont
PLAPPERT JOSEPH W sGr--soo, Of
Mn Helen G Phppert' 4es Iour''hs'
Brother Of Mira Clara Dsrkosh, 1882
Charest. Hamtrsmek
POTTER. EUGENE T.. PFC Husband Of
Mrs. Jean Potter 1880 Magnolia
PREIsAcH WILLIAM X. PVT Brother
OF Mrs Helen Horne. 1910 Brsinlrd'
RADCLIFFE. FREDERICK B. 5-Hgss
band OF Mrs. Geraldine Radcliffe. 23soo
Frs0ee
of Mrs. Pearl II Rssmussen, o25 EsStlsWn
REINHOLZ ARNOLD Il T SGT.-son OF
Mrs Emma Reinholz, 1891 Cicotie.
ROMANO JOSEPH. PFC Son Of Nicholas
Romano 597l Crane.
sCHLOssBERG, MARVIN p. I'd 1t
Son OF Mrs. Jennie SchloSsbsrE 3242 Cal
scHRIEBER. SYLVESTER ". : SGT -
son OF Mr1 irene schHeber 81 W. OAK.
River Rouge.
THiBoDEAU. GEORGE NJ. PFc.-son Of
Arthur Thibodeau $3.50 ChGionte
TODD CHARLES PVT Husband ~
Mrs Dolores |. Todd 35e53 Schley wayne
wERsTEIH LEONARD p PFC.--son NJ
Gertrude WtfsteIn, Is4s WAf"ieh
Lincoln PARK
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NAVY DEAD

BAUER, KENNETH. MN 2 e-son OF Mis-
Rose Evelyn Bauer 1889 EImhurs1 p,,r 40,
OF Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. BndEer sr.,
lS47s Birwood.
CRAM GEORGE, SHIP COOK lte-
Brother Of Mri Earl Pecore. oo44 W
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ADVERTIsENEST
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NAVY MISSING

$1,000 Saturday. June rs. ie4S -