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LESSON IN CARE

CHICAGO.-Twosdays after re-
porting the theft ofsasSl goo dia-
mond ring, Jane Corners came
bask to police headquarters to re-
port that her spoy friend had it
all. the time. She explained that
he had taken cit from her in a
taxi and kept it for a day Just to
teach me to be more careful with
my jeWelry."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-02

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TODAY in HISTORY

1918 - The American Farmer
Pioneer agricultural journal. be.
gins issue in Baltimore-ends n
1897.
lo65-Lee's army slips out ol
Petersburg liness-beginning oi
end.
1866 - President johnson dc.
clareS the Civil War-exceptina
IN TexaS-at an end.
l902-The Electric Theatre -
first all-movie opens in Los
Angeles.
1917 - President Wilson's ms
toric address before joint session
OF Congress: The world must be
safe for democracy"
1923 - BY Act of Congress.
American Indians born IN Canada
permitted to cross border at will.
l94l-Control of the Domini-
can Republics customs after some
Sc years relinquished by the
United States.
1912 - Savage fighting at Ba-
taan between U. S. troops and
JapS.
1943-U. S. planes raid the
Aleutians nine times. First train
goes through Chicago's new sub
way
1914 Russians invade Axis
land for first time-Rumania.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-02

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49, n 1922 r1@s@.s
Chapter IL.
|,WAeGy GA17zs

Chapter L.
THERE was moment OF COM
L plete silence. n5Jefry's face
lit up with a light of such wonder
and happiness as to make them
all feel a little stab of pity and
a tenderness almost maternal,
mo kidding, Doc?" demanded
Jerry eagerly.
I'D never kid you about a thing
like that, son" said DR.. Nichols.
Jerry drew, a long breath and
passed a hand across his forehead.
and Meredith saw again that 1t
shook; but there was such a radi-
ance in his eyes that the shadows
had almost completely vanished.
"Lord, but that's good hearing"
he said and, boyishly. was abashed
at the emotion he was revealing.
81 want to get married in the
spring. you see. And-Isabel and !
both like kids and we want at
least half dozen. couldn't give
'em a dad that was-crocked!"
DR.. Nichols let him 60 without
a warning, or frightening word.
When the door had closed behind
him, they all sat still until the
sound of the feed stores small de-
livery truck in which he had
driven out, had faded into silence
Meredith spoke first.
"Then Jerry's not the source of
our fever trouble. after all. Her
voice shook a little. ''rm so darned
glad!"
DR, NICHOLS looked at hey
Il sharply
"Who said he wasn't?" he
snapped
Meredith caught her breath and
her head went up.
'But you let him go out of here
you didn't tell him" she STAN
mered. puzzled.
81 didn't tell him because
wasn't sure" answered DR.. Mich
OILS. 81 pride myself on being a
tough old bird, but to lay feath-
erweight more of worry on a mind
as delicately balanced as that
boys, at the moment. is more than
I can stomach"
Meredith asked huskily. "Then
hes the one?"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-02

Carmen is a beautiful Spanish name
for ANY Tiri. but if you go to a filling sta
zion and take look at the grimy, greasy
Carmen overhauIng dilapidated cars, the
Cornotaiion has an aspect not so pleasing
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-02
KEY WEST In
DAYS GONE By
FROM FILES OF THE CITIZEN
OF APRIL 2. 1885

]. w. Cargile. a former men,
Der of The Citizens editorial
staff, is now the editor of the
Cannon Courier, of Woodbury.,
Tenn. He recently issued a spec
ial edition of 80 pages.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-02

Don't go around with the expression
on your face as if you were scerting some
bad odor 1t doesn't become anyone and
it is unpleasant to behold.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-02

With apologies to Robert Burns: Some
haze meat and canra eat, but we cae eat
but haze no meat.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-02

We met a man the other day who af-
Iirmed that he could not afford the income
Tax h. has % pax.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-02

Some laws are passed with little idea
that they will be enforced
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-02
Seal your lips-Save our ships!

Money, even when plentiful, is rarely
plentiful enough
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-02

u there were no new women coming
lHio the life of a man, chivalry would soon
dig out
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-02

DR.. Nicholas Murray Butler
president of Columbia Univer-
sity, born Elizabeth, N. j.. 80
years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-02

Key West fishermen have an extra
ordinary ability to forecast weather con-
ditons.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-02

Jack Hyman, of the Key West
Gas Company, was promoted
yesterday to the post of sales
manager.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-02

Mars Huieia ard Apartmsnta .
a neash ana Bathing Pavilion.
s. Anearl3- Land and Sea.
caaaanaatson Of COuaty and City Gov
ernWents.
q Cotan sanigy AudiioFium.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-02

Florida National Guard, who had
been in Key West visiting rela-
tives, returned TO duty yesterday
in Lower Matecumbe.
Mrs. Alfred AcheSon and
daughter, Miss Elizabeth Ache
son, who had been visiting in
Miami, returned yesterday.
Today The Citizen SAYS in an
editorial paragraph:
One trouble about hearing
both sides of proposition is the
difficulty of believing either
side"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-02

Stephen R. Mallory Chapter,
Confederate Daughters of Amer
lea, will hold a meeting Thursday
afternoon in the home of Mrs.
Ross c. Sawyer, 523 Eaton
street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-02

Very tTulF
oPA PROTu TbN
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-02

Captain Leslie Russell, of the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-02

Ross c.. Sawyer, 523 Eaton
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Goshorn
and Gilbert, Jr., who had been
visiting Mr.. Goshorn's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. N. Goshorn, re-
turned to Miami yesterday.
Mrs. B. c. Papy, who accom-
panied Mr.. Papy to Miami Fri
day while on his way to attend
the session of the Florida legis-
lature, returned home yesterday
Joseph Stickney left yesterday
for a short stay in Miami.
Victor Johnson and daughter
are in Key West visiting rela-
tiVes.
Captain Leslie Russell, of the
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21
~ believe the answer is self
evident; 1 would purchase under
the Rankhead-JoneS program"
Farm Aid
CutDenied

WASHINGTON, March 20
/ (INS)-The House appropriations
committee today rejected an sd-
mlnistration proposal to cut the
triple-A farm aid program by one
third in the next two fiscal years
and recommended an S33 million
dollar agriculture bill
War Food Administrator Marvin
Jones, il was disclosed, personally
opposed the budget bureau plan
10 lower the ceiling on AAA pay
ments from 800 million dollars to
290 million in fiscal 1916. and to
200 millions the following year.
Jones testified the reduction
would be a great mistake" The
committee agreed and maintained
the 800 million dollar ceiling for
the coming fiscal year. eliminating
any reference TO 1947.
Although testimony on alleged
irregularities in the Commodity
Credit Corp. brought out evidence
Of personal dismiSSals, errors"
and food spoilage, the committee
report made no reference TO il.
The Gees request TO spend
Sc, $50 900 for administrative eX-
penseS suffered only a $1,000 cut.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21
ARMY PRISONERS
Interned by Germany
Detroit

ABELL, CPL MARTIN H-Mrs Marjorie
Abel vile ls4 Grand BNd
ANDERSON, PFC. JOHN A-Iohn Mozlow.
ski. father, 1856 Boulevard Court
BATTM. PFC CHARLES T-Mrs Violet
Woolcott mother, 23340 KothS InksteT
BELL. PFC MARTIN Mrs. Yolanda p
Bell, wife 1890 Westbrook.
CHRISPFN. PFC JAMES c JR james c
Chuspen s.. father l4S25 Welland
CORRlCK, SGT ROBERT H-MrS. Etht
Corrick. mother, 6o4 Clairmount.
EDDY 20 1T DOUGLAS Mrs Edna J
Eddy wife. 1873 Virginia Park
LuTZ, SGT ADAM-Petet Lutz. uncle
4446 Twenty-third.
MAINZ. PFC. ALFRED P-Mu Eleanor ?
MAinE wife, $500 PelOuze
MCINTOSH, ID 1T. PAUL W JR Mrs
Mildred 7, Mcintosh, wife. 4o4 W. Troy
Ferndsie.
NOwAKOwsKI. PFC. HARRY J-Mrs
valera Nowalkowski. mother, 1888 Com
PELLECRINo. s SGT ALBERTO Mrs
Margaret d. Peilegrino. wife 4234 Lakewood
POZOLO 1ST 1T WILLIS J.-Achiel Po-
zolo father. l44S5 Glenwood
PROKOP. 2D 1T RUDOLPH-Mrs. MARY
Prokop. wife 2S1l LaBene
PUNTURERE. PFC JOHN J Mrs Theresa
Punturere. mother 2l52 Mack
WALKER PVT LEONARD W Mrs Doro-
thy b walker mother, 37s Elmhurst High'
land Park.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21
WOUNDED
CPL. ARTHUR G. FLEIsCHER

CPL. ARTHUR G. FLEISCHER,
u. B-24 gunner, Jan. 10, Italy;
hospitahzed in Italy; former
drummer with Bob Chester's Or
chestra: in service. August, 1913;
overseas last November: son oi
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. F1eischer,
500S Crane
PFC. CHESTER JASTRZEMB-
SKI, 21, Signal Corps, Jan. p.
France; hospitalized in England
worked for Lincoln Motor Co: in
service March. 1943; overseas fol-
lowing July: mother, Mrs. Ste
phanie Jastrzembski, 445S Thirty
first.
PFC. JOSEPH r. MAJETIC,
30. infantry, Feb. 25, Germany;
hospitalized in France: awarded
Purple Heart; in service July.
1871; overseas December. 1913.
wife. Joan. 226O Z. Hancock,
father, Joseph Majetic, 5266 Hard
ing.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21

RADTRE SGT FREDERICK J.-Ms Ruth
Rsdtke. mother WhitmOre Lake
REED PVT GERALD F--Mrs. Lorens O.
Reed wife. BAY City
kESTEFHOUSE. PFC CALVIN C-Mrs.
Martha Resterhouse wife MuskeEon
RICE PVT LLOYD C-Mrs. Harriet Rice
mother, Battle Greek
SAVEL. iST 1T. AALE Mrs Katherine
= Bcntila mother lTunWood
STRASSER PFC SHERMAN / Mrs. Ophsl
= StraSser mother, Decatur
SUYDAM, S SGT. EDWARD C-Mrs. MARY
Z Suydsm mother Adrian.
TlPKEY CPL. Mrs. Agnes Tipkey
mother Port Huron
TOBIAS. PFC CHARLES A-Mrs. Cath.
crime Tobias mother. CheboyEan
TURKiN, PVT. JAMES Mrs Zoe Tur.
tin mother Saginaw.
WANDER PLOEC PVT GERALD Mrs
Bertha Wander Ploeg, mother ShelbySille.
WATKOSkI. Is EDWARD c Mrs
B!aHsle Wstk0ski mother Traverse CITY
WEBSTER PFC JOHN -- Mrs. Edith
webster mother Mount Pleasant.
WILLIAMS PVT EDWARD Mrs. Willie
mother. PinCOnninr
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21


rick, GOA Clairmount; brother, Pfc.
Dale, overseas; sister. Y2Ic Eileen.
with SparS in New York.
SECOND 1T. DOUGLAS J.
EDDY. 25, infantry, prisoner of
Germany i'm Poland; previously re-
ported missing since Oct. "a;
worked for j. L. Hudson Co. over
seas since June; wife, Edna, and
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert w.
Eddy. 1925 Virginia Park.
SfSGT. OTHMAR KORTH, 26,
infantry, Germany; previously re-
ported missing since Nov. 26;
worked for Bohn Aluminium &
Brass Corp; in service March,
1912; overseas last June: son of
Mrs. Theresa Korth. 5S16 Field
two brothers in service.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21
OutState

ADAMS. PVT CLIFFORD c-Mrs Irene
Adams wife CheSaning
ADAMS PVT KENNETH j Mrs Martha
ALFASo. s SCI. NICHOLAS J. JR Mrs
Annie Afono. wife Saginaw.
BAIRD PVT RICHARD Mrs Mary A
Bsird. mother Battle Creek
BOURGINA. PFC. JESSE R-mrs. Irene
Bourgins, wife. Monroe
BOWER. PFC. CHARLES E.--MrS Beuah
C. Bower. wife. Benton Hsrbor.
CAMERON. 6 SGT cLIFFoRD-Mrs. Jenni,
csmeron, mothsrs Manrri.s c,,,,.-. -
cIYiMER. SGT SANFORD o - Mrs
Martha NJ Clymef wife Three Rivers
coTisoh 6n''Wif wife. Kalamstoo. CO. ''' ''''' "
coLLEY, PFC: ROBERT L--Mrs. Luen,
colley mother. Petoskey.
NJ Faulkner mother Seney
FILTENBORG CPL. CLARENCE C.-Mrs
A1nS rss1t1t Ellsene9Ts moihsI Pullman v,-.
Foster. mother Kalamazoo.
CARRow. PVT JAMES R-Mrs Mildred
Garrow. mother Morenci
6IEskE. PVT ELMER Mrs. velds L.
GRYsZKIEWicA PVT JOHN -M Mrs
Lorraine Gryszkiewicl wife Marine City
HAwNA. SGT DUANE Mrs Ruby
Hanna mother Battle creek
HEIKKINEN PVT EMIt-Mrs. HeHs
HIGGINS. PVT LAwRENGF Mrs Cora
A. Higelns. mother, Grand Rapids
JONES SGT WILLIAM Mrs william
Jones mother Flint.
MADILL ID LT FRANK Charles
Medll father. Frederic
MELNEK. 7 S MAX J-MrS Christine
Mi moNrGoMERY ,9SS R9lhsF c''Ts Pvr JAMES r-mr,.
MarFaret W. Montgomery wife. AppleEste
=. NORMAN. PVT. ALBERT F-Mrs Bessie
Norman. mother. Jackson
osBo PFC JOHN Mrs Dorothy p.
osoo. wife Mt Clemens.
PAEsoNs. CPL. oRvILLE Mrs Eliza
PELTIER' SGT, B%Frsnk Peluer.
PERDzocK. $ SGT. DONALD john NJ
Ferdzoek father Kinsiord
QuAIWAN .2p 1t THOMAS w-wslt,r
a Qua man. father SAGINAW
.oulsT lsT IT. EDWARD Airs Eethel
NJ Quist. wife. Grand Rapids.
REBorTAFo. SGT. LOUIS A-Mrs Rose
Ecboitaro. mother Teeumseh
SMITH Ia RICHARD Mrs Mary
Smith wife Favsnns.
STAPLES iST 1T JOHN Mrs Lottis
staples mother Milltnfton.
STURDY HOWARD L Mrs. Hazel J
sturdy Pontis~
sYDLIK PFC ADAM-Mrs sophi, Cuews
mother caro-.
TAYLOR WILLIAM E-carrou c Tay.
ior IronWood
vYN lST 1T KENNETH L Mrs Emma
Nyn mother Grand Haven
WfSNEP iST IT FREDERICK c Mrs
Dorothy ~ Wismcr wife East Lansing
WOOD PFC. HARRY j. Mrs. NeeTesS
wood mother Adrian
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21
ARMY WOUN NDED
European Area
Detroit

ADAMS PVT SAMUEL MIS- LILLIAN ?
Adams. wife. ssl.- A,asEa Court wayne.
BANAs. SGT .ANrHoNY-M-, Helen
Banas. wife. 2t56 Iiouaa, hamuamck.
DoRAiAN. s SGT MARLIN P Mrs Mar
gaict porman' mother, s"' ~ Elizabeth.
DUKE PIC Jay WIS Alice DUKE.
mouo. l96- Glendale
HEFNER. PFC CHkRITs 7 -Ais Ssona
Heinei. ~le, !44l ha.g1mn
JEWELL. PVT EDWIN R-Mr- stella NJ
Jewell. v.c. 2ti-5 SlalltH haze. Park.
KIuHRo set THOMAS L-Mr Lsrs
hiu,r7~ wrtr. ass Gerald Highland Para
EUCHAREK PFC WALTER Joe Kuoh-
area. istaC. 54oa CucLe
ar f-ft-7 r-r-r- FETUOEU MS. Iu-
ellie Maio. mother 2452 Townsend
MICHAEL. PVT. ARTHUR Mrs Cath
crime Om'in' mother 1858 Coglbuin,
ouALLEY. SGT. JACK r-Mrs Anne
o Malley, wife. 494 Cam0ouIne, FeudaLc
PERKowsKI. 7 ROBERT Mrs. AFnes
PersoHskb mother, 16ls Miller.
POLLOCK. PFC GEORGE r. - George r.
Pollock father 1880 Huntington road
POTTS. PVT WILLARD a - Mrs Edna
Potts, mother 43s2 Ha'erhAl.
QuIST PVT RALPH G - Mrs. Helen V.
Qulst, mother, 466l Vancouver.
RAKsTIS. PVT VINCENT D.--Mu Anna
Raksus, mother 3944 c street.
RALKO PVT. EDWARD J. JR Mrs Vic
tofia +. Ralko. muthrr. 1908 Michisau.
RICHARDSON. PFC. GRAND Airs Nellie
,. Richardson, mother. 1856 Wabash,
sCoZESKI. PVT JOHN - Mrs stella
ScozesA, mother, l7l5 Fifth. WyandottC.
TAYLOR. PVT HERMAN - MIS- Flora c.
Taylor mother, n % Lothrop
vARNEY. CPL. GEORGE B --Mu Grace NJ
Mari. mother. 614H Lawton
VERsTRAETE PVT JOSEPH Mrs
Gudula VerStraete, mother. 3s5 Ketcheyal
Crosse Pointe.
VINCENT, PVT, ZOLToN-Mis susan Vim
cent, mother. s3s5 Thadoeus.
WATERS SGT. HAROLD Mrs.
GLADYS Waters. mother, 1909 Plnehurst
WHEELER PVT WILLIAM Mrs. Louella
Wheeler, mother, l2344 Wisconsin.
ZOLTOWSKI. PVT WILLIAM Mis-
Mary A. Zoltowskl, wife. 5629 Florida,
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21
Outstate

ANDERSON. s SGT JOHN T-MrS Res.
tries Anderson, vile. pQstef
Alfonzo, wife Mount Pleasant.
AVERY PFC WALTER E.-Mrs Theims
L. Avery, wife. Three Oaks
/ BAILEY. PVT EDWARD J Mis- Luriu,
Bailey sister. Grand Rapid.
BERANEK, PFC. FRED C.--htrs. Kstherin,
\. Beranes. mother saginaw
! BORKOWSK1. SGT. STANLEY--Joseph Bor
kowski, father. Lennon
nc RousbRsEAu s,sl, Rs. Pre- CLARENCE ,,I.N,;c D-Mrs
BROWN, PVT. ARviN n. - Mrs. Delphi
Brown, mother, Mancelous
BROWN-PFC. JUSTIN - Mrs. Bertha
r. Brown. wife Battle Greek
BROWN, SGT LOUIS F-MrS Leomah A
Brown, mother, Saginaw,
coLPAERT. rs AMADEE-Mrs. Mary Col
COPELAND, T 1--Edwsrd WI Car
cTsStord cSsl cousin Grand RaPIqs n.,,o,
: cUNNiNGHAM. rs DONALD A. - Mrs
Clara Cunningham. mother, Branch.
DAILY PVT EDWARD Mrs Emma
DAILY mother Calumet
ERFoURTH PFC ROBERT L-Mrs. Anna
Ert7urth. mother Boyne CITY y
FISHER PFC. FRANCIS Thomas FISHER
father Coral
CFROw PIC. MARSHALL a Mrs Irene
CROEN S SGT. MAPINus F.-MH Au.
drey Groen. wife Kalamazoo
NALL. Is FRANCIS Mrs Betty
HARKER T 3 roBEET L-Mr, Nora
AiiEI HElsE PVT PvT MAX JR-Na Marie
WCshuhu sister eaflnHA
HELL!S,TEN PVT BEnNhRn n - MIS-
HENRIS PVT ROBERT A-Mu. Alice VI
HIGLEY. PVT LOUIS c.-Mrs Mae Hie-
H1iToN SCI RAYwoNp x - Mrs
Esther Hilton mother Manion
HoLCoMB PFC JAMES F-Frsnk Ho-
HORN Pyr HENRY-wnllsm Horn father
HfiownEN. PVT ALTON d sR-Mrs Elma
HuMpHREY' SET CHARLES Mrs
Ruth J. Humphrey wife VIM
toon. father. jackson
JvsrA PFC STASlFY u p-Mu Phnns
Jus,a wife 81 Clair
KEr-Hvw PVT ISAAC MIN Msieus
Ec'etuu tl'- YpEilanNl
KIsHMhN PVT GERALD L l-Cecg' Kish-
LAMB % 1T ERNEST M-Artnqr "
LAUrASEN FFc MATT o-Mu Ida
L'alsac1 iESa Trrr'T prr HHfsEFr H'ffI4s r-up v,s
Lynch s,fe flint
Mccall PVT GEoFGE L-Mu Anna -
Crnguv wCtls. 80 igu-lc
N-GME Set WILLIAM john Z Nc
'M,,FrHNEF rFc FRITZ IR Mrs shirley
,;tff-7ctp pyr DAtr A-Charlcr /
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21
DEAD

PVT. CHESTER J. CIESLAK,
q. infantry. Jan. p, 1914, Italy,
previously reported missing since
that date; in service. February,
1943: overseas following October;
worked for Fisher Body Division,
leaves parents, Mr.. and Mrs y.
Cieslak. 5223 Mt Elliott sister
GenpVlpXp.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21
OITsTATI
Backs Development

WASHINGTON, March 20 tUP)
President Roosevelt asked Con-
gress today TO appropriate S4,4S0.-
900 for the preparation Of plans
by the interior department for
development of the Missouri River
valley.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21
MISSING

: SGT. WILLARD J. COZ
FROM, u. infantry, Feb. ). Italy;
worked for Michigan Bell Tele-
phone Co IN service May, 1912;
overseas last September. wife,
Betty ! and daughter, 1868
Montclalr. brother. Pvt James.
with AAF n Florida.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21
PVT. RALPH G. O

fantry, Jan 20
Italy; returned
10 active duty;
n hwestern
graduate; Ford
Motor Co en-
ploye; in serv-
ice last May:
overseas OCto-
b er; parents
MIR. and Mrs.
George L. Quist
1861 Vancou-
yer; brother
Pvt Harold, ove
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21
Lest We Forget--Lest We Forget
! NlicIiSan'S Roll of Battle Heroes
who The Detroit Times

Four Detroit servicemen who
were previously reported missing
are now reported dead. their fani-
lies have informed the Times
Reports OF other Detrolters
killed. wounded. missing or taken
prisoner reach the Times through
official government releases and
next Of kin.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21

SGT. ROBERT II. CoRRICK,

2 6. infantry,
Sept. 30. Ger
m a n Y; previ-
ously wounded
in France last
july awarded
Purple Heart;
n or I hwestern
e r a d u a { g;
W o r X e d for
General Spring
Bumper Div l.
sion; son of
Mrs. Ethel Cor
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21

PVT. ROBERT r. MORNE-
Week, 19, paratroops, January,
Belgium; awarded Purple Heart;
In service a year. overseas Novem-
Der; son of Mr.. and Mrs. Weston
G.. Morneweck. $3.50 Larchmont
brother, Pvt. Leroy. in Texas
T/5 ROBERT J. PERKOWSKI.
20, field artillery, Jan. a. Ger.
many; received Purple Heart.
back in action worked for Gear
Grinding Co; in service April.
1913; overseas following Septem-
Der; parents, Mr.. and Mrs. SylveS-
ter wSki. 1918 Miller:
brothers, Pvt. Raymond and S Sgt.
Sylvester Jr.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21
Roll
Official Casualty List

The department public soldiers
Nagaae sHd of OF these 81 Michigan
% from the Detroit wounded 81 from Michigan 6
Detrotcrs held prisoners in Germany.
The navy l2S casualties including four from Michigan
from Detroit In all Of kin have been notified and
have kept informed 0 any change m
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21
GUNNER'S MATE sc THUR
MAN LEE ELY, 21. Feb. 25, 1914,

Atlantic, preNl-
ously reported
m issin &; in
service March,
1943; overseas
following Sep
tember; South
eastern gradu-
ate; Briggs
NJ a nufacturing
Co. EN- ploy g;
leaves mother,
Mrs. Elsie Ely.
12540 Fra n k
fort brother.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21

SISGT. NORMAN 6. COOK, y.
infantry. Nov. 9 Germany; previ-
ouSly reported missing; attended
Redford High School. worked for
Holley Carburetor Co; in service,
March. 1943; overseas following
September: leaves parents, Mr.
and Mrs. o. Cook, 15S47 Rock.
dale; brother, Corp Oscar in Ger
many; three sisters and three
brothers at home.
TIA JOSEPH 4. DOUGLAS,
Jan 3. Germany; previously re-
ported missing in Belgium since
Dec. II: in service two years
leaves parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank L. Douglas, 463S Cope; Sis
ter. Irene.
GUNNER'S MATE SIC THUR
A
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21
"a From State
At Percy Jones

BATTLE CREEK. March 20
Twenty-four more wounded Mich
igan soldiers arrived at Percy
Jones Hospital and the Fl. Custer
Facility from overseas yesterday.
They are
DETROIT ARIA
BUSH PVT LONNIE $3.50 Brush
FORSBURG S SGT DONALD 1891 webb
FREEDMAN PVT MAX, 1910 Wfdemerc
HAlNES. ( SGT LEO c. 5Tsl Montcsir
KENNEDY, r 4 JOE \ 2722 Arndt
OLSEN PVT CHES TER II. 1880 Third,
sKLisz. PC JOHN. 3a2i Trovbridre
SERVER. PVT. HAROLD J.. 443s w.
"TrIUfGEER CHARLES JR 5se2 Beaver
YARBARSKG, PVT, BERNARD Z, 1884
Geneva.
CONEY SGT RAY L Holland
METZGER PVT DALE A. Galien
OLSON PFC. BERNARD, Gladstone
CHAPPELL. PFC. ALFRED J LANSING
DONNELLY. SGT WILLIAM N, Flint
HOSPODAR PFC PAUL. PerrinEton
MAKARAvIEZ PFC FABIAN. saginaw.
PALMER. PVT WALTER ~ Midland
PASTANFA PVT CHARLES a L'AnSs
PHILLIPS. PFC GEORGE p west Branch
RiPOLf PVT VINCENT Battle Greek
sHuSTER, 4 HARRY Owosso,
WELKE ia PAUL { Merrill
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21

Esther. 5OOs Crane; parents, Mr..
and Mrs Joseph Swieczkowski,
20516 Stotter.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21

PVT. WILLARD 4. POTTS JR.,
20. infantry. Feb. Z France. hos
pitslzed; received Purple Heart.
Southeastern graduate In service
two years. oversees -i-st- Gctonrr-
son OF Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Potts.
1882 Haverhil.
PVT. RALPH 6. QUIST. % in-
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21

PrvpicKsoH. NM &C orTo-Mr Mildred
Bc-cicksdn wife Flint
-
GAMBLE Flc CLAUD FAYMOND--M1
Mary F williams. mother. 7443 Buhr
MILLS PhDIOMAN l c CLAUDE JR MIR
and Mrs CLAUDE p Mills parents, 81 Joseph
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21
.Wii(kdrd Hits
.G| Farm Bill!

WASHINGTON March 20
(INS)-Secretary of Agriculture
Claude r. Wickard was revealed
today 10 have denounced loan pro-
visions of the CT Bill of Rights
as unsatisfactory to returning
war veterans who plan 10 take
up farming.
81 do not believe the GI loan
Is going TO be satisfactory TO
those young men coming out
of the army who want TO do
any real farming operations"
Wickard told a House appro-
priations subcommittee in tes-
tlmony made public today.
The secretary's assertion fol-
lowed close questioning by Rep.
DirkSen (R) of Illinois. who
pointed out that returning vet
Grams have the choice of purchas-
ing a farm under the existing
Bankhead-Jones program - 40
years at 3 per cent--or under the
CT bill-20 years at 4 per cent
with a $1,000 limitation.
Asked by Dlrksen which he
would prefer if he were a return
ing serviceman. Wickard an
swered:
81 believe the answer is self
evident; would purchase under
the Bankhead-Jones program"
Wickard declared that land
prices, meanwhile. had risen 43
per cent on the average for the
entire nation, posing the question
of how much farm land the CT
Joe with farming intentions can
buy for his $1,000 maximum loan
under the service bill
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21

son, 20 infantry Jan. % France.
ho-p.ialzed in England previ-
ou-ly wounded In August. received
Purple Heart and Cluster: m Serv-
ice March. 1913. parents. Mr. and
Mrs Erual Richardson 1886
Wabash brother SGT Wallace
overseas
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21

S2/c Richard, at Great Lakes, SIS
ter, Lorene.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21
PFC WALTER swIECKow.

SKI, IS. caNalIs Feb IS Nianila
h0sp.taiIled lr Philippine, worked
for Bohn Aluminium g. Bras,
Corp In service May 1873 over
seas following December. wife.