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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-10-30
Schroeder, Don Gallagher
Romp for IA. G. Touchdowns

After losing five consecutive
games the Hard-Luck Bathers
broke into the win column Fri
day afternoon by trampling over
the Cranbrook school IA to 6. .
The rejuvenated Red and Gray
eleven outplayed the Cranbrook
team from start to finish and the
final outcome was never In
doubt as the Bathers really be-
gan TO roll.
Mount Clemens fans hopes
sunk early in the first period
when Bishop. rangy Cranbrook
tackle broke through and block
ed a kick and fell on it for the
only touchdown for the Gran
brook team.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-10-30

SSOIl l8.
NC, D. Gallagher. Schroeder,t
F.. Gallagher, D. Gallagher (ex-
ira points,; Cranbrook, Bishop.
Score by periods:
/ Is
Mount Clemens 0 7 o 7 IL
Cranbook 8 o o o "a
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-10-30

New Haven placed second in
the Southern Thumb Highway
League. The standings follow:
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-10-30

other touchdown.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-24
DEAD
S/SGT. FRANCIsRC CURNoW

S/SGT. FRANCIS X. CURNOW.
y infantry, April 10. Luzon;
Western graduate; Cadillac Motor
employe, IN service November.
1912; overseas p months; leaves
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Curnow, 5805 Toledo; brother,
S Sgt Edward. hospitahzed in
Camp Carson Colo.
PVT. ROY r. LANCE. 1S. in
fantry, April l9, Germany; Wyan-
dotte High graduate; in service
August, 1914 survived by five
brothers IN service, two other
brgthers, three sisters and mother,
Mrs. Grace Lange, 4l38 Seventh
St. Wyandottc.
T/SGT. BERNARD r.. HORO-
WITT, 26, infantry, April 2S, Ger
many, wounded April Ia: attended
Cooley, in service October. 1912; /;
overseas September, 1874; leaves
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Horo-
witz, l034l Plymouth; brother.
PIC, sam in Germany.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-24
Ceiling Up
On Fruit

Price rises in four out Of five
fruit items, addition Of one item
to the controlled list and decreases
IN four out OF five vegetable
items marked this weeks OPA
ceiling price list
Sweet cherries were placed on
the list for the first time this
season and quoted at 43 cents a
pound.
Other fruits on the schedule
effective May "a through May 30
in Wayne and Macomb counties
are
All varieties Of western apples.
l3 cents a pound, down y cent.
Delicious, Northern Spies Wine
sapS and Mcintosh apples from all
states l0iz cents. up z cent: all
other apples Si7 cents, an increase
Of y cent.
Mexican bananas, cents a
pound, down u cent. all peaches.
15i7 cents, up IL cents: straw
berries in quarts. IS cents. UP
4 cents; IN pint baskets the price
remains the same at % cents a
pint
on the vegetable list 1915 crop
white onions are quoted Al three
pounds for 80 cents, an increase
Of , cents; snap green beans. Il
cents a pound. down 2i2 cents;
snap wax beans, Is cents. down
Ia cents; field grown cuCumbcrs.
Il cents a pound, down y cent.
sweet peppers, 22i2 cents a
pound, down y cent,
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-24
State Pilots Lead
Mass Air Return

Two Michigan men were az the
controls of the Bar-V. first ship
10 land al Bradley Field. Conn.
yesterday in the first mass rede-
ployment of U. s, Air Forces in
the European theaters.
1t Gordon Krcchtmar Of Flint
was pilot OF the ship with 1t
George J. Carr Hazel Park. as
co-pilot. The plane which had
participated m seven missions
over Germany preceded 81 other
FLYING Forts and LtbeFators 20
the ground.
SGT. Gerald Phillips Of Detroit
was a crew member OF the second
plane 10 land.
1t Carr. greeted by his wife
and baby daughter, SAID that he's
eager 10 move into the Pacific
10 get a crack al tho Japs
Those damn Japs got my
only brother near Lcyte. He
was In the navy and his ship
was sunk" Carr declared.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-24
DECORATED

SGT. THOMAS r. KELLY, 20.
infantry, Silver Star. for gallantry
in Germany. March 6: ST. Rose
High graduate: worked for Briggs:
in service 1912; son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Patrick J. Kelly, 663 Mea-
dowbrook.
PFC. MICHELE ROTA JR..
Bronze Star, Dec. II, for meri-
torious achievement in North
Africa; previously wounded; re-
ceived Purple Heart: in service
December, 1912: brother of S 2/c
Anthony, overseas; son Of Michele
A. Rota Sr.
PFC. PAUL c. WINTER, In
fantry. Bronze Star. for meritori-
Gus service. Angaur Island. Palau
group, Sept. II 10 Oct. IS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-24
Troops Called
In Truck Strike

CHICAGO, May g INS)-A
detail Of $50 soldiers stood by in
Chicago today in the event mill
tary interceSSion is ordered in the
SiX-day strike Of $500 truck
drivers which has halted ship
mentS OF vital war materials.
The soldiers came In 20 army
trucks from Fort Custer. Mich.
and pitched camp on Northeriy
Island near Grant Park.
Federal intervention was OK
pccted momcntarly as the strike
of the drivers was referred by the
WLB TO conomi &c Stabilizer
William II. Davis in Washington.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-24
PARADE AT 2 p. VI

Detroit's official Memorial Day
parade will be conducted BY the
Joint Memorial Day Association,
Inc. and Will start al 2 p. m
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of weather
conditions 49, AT Woodward q. and
-PeterbareL LI,ha-iiHe Ct march viii
be south on Woodward 10 Jeffer-
son, then east on Jefferson 10
Hastings The reviewing stand viii
be situated directly in front Of
tho old Water Board Bldg. on
East jefferson.
Participating in this pararc viii
be units Of the Detroit Police
Department and various army and
navy groups stationed in nc De
trojt area. as Wcll as The usual
compliments representing : h g
veterans aniz-4t 4aI-A--aA tiA----ss
suxIhsrieS. A number Of musical
organizations Will be- ,n The parade
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-24

STESOCRAPHERS for work IN ives, side
war plant. Excellent postwar future good
salary. Craham-Paige Motor Car. s5o5
W. Warren
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-24
He Kept
a Secret

Something happened 10 my
ship" Fireman &c Joseph
Petraitis. 1s, casually wrote his
mother. Mrs. Antoinette Petrai-
It's Of 202S Ferdinand. and today
she learned he was aboard the
bombed aircraft carrier Frank
lin. which had more than 1000
casualties.
Joe il aboard n cruiser now,
and wrote he would have lot
10 tell me when he comes
home" said his mother "Just
reading about his ship was ter
rible and II is miracle he ~
alive"
Fireman PetfaitiS who enlisted
Aug. Is. 1914, was employed al
the Stark Tool and Die Co. lie
attended Western High School
A brother, Pfc Albert Petraliis
"a has been in the service two
years and is now at Oklnawa.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-24
Brazil $50
Aide Returns

Completing a years service at
Rio de Janeiro as director OF USO
mobile service and USQ,Brazil
shows, Bill CroSSman, former
comptroller OF the metropolitan
Detroit USO today returned 20
his home at 9S w. ParkhurSt 10
await a new overseas assignment
CroSSman supervised regular
Brazilian USO services. shows and
entertainment for American per-
sonncl at L s Army and Navy
bases where USO clubs were main
tanned and al ISOLATED installations
lacking permanent facilities.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-24
est We Forget---Lest We Forget
Michigan Battle Hero Roll

In three Detroit families. word
has recently been received that
one brother was killed in action,
the other wounded.
Today's biographical sketches
include reports OF six others dead
and seven wounded.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-24
WHERE TO DINE
EAT AT SHORES
1900 W. WARREN
MALE HELP WANTED

VINO regulations governing eligibility
f0r employment II you were last en-
nioyed as an essential or locally needed
activity. you must have statement
oi availability. II you are qualified Tor
employment IN a critical occupation you
mus, be referred thrOurht the United
states Employment Service-World War
II Veterans Excepted.
Al. oPPORTUEITY-We need two men
Win above averaFc ability 10 MI posi-
ti0ns occaSioued by ouT expanding pro
gram Must be willinf 10 leave city after
training period Detroit Garages, Cass
and Lafayette
Al POWER Zimmerman, must be
capable OF hammering stainless steel.
Apply BRIGGS Mfg Co. 1851 Mack Ave.
a REAL FUTURE-Man veteran pre-
ferred for credit and collection vork,
perrnanent position. executive training
for those who qualify. good salary ana
auto allowance. Apply IN person, lzaOO
L jefferson.
ACCOUNTING cost clerk. young man.
veteran preferred experienced IN cost
accounting required Apply Mr Under.
wood Deirex Corp 1905 HiNvieW, :
blocks south Of EenkeA, blocks west
~ Meyers.
ACCOUNTANT JR TO become assist
ant cost accountant good Opportunity
and salary. CH 2sl6. Nj jennings.
MNAtetl ANiA- ~ Fs}NA!tAtNts hAi@A
AIRCRAFT ENGINEERS - Here's your
chance % help build PSI MUSTANGS in
southern California. We can use design
cfs. stress analysts. mode builders. afro
dyn6micists craftsmen. fight test engi-
rcprs and analysts. weight analysts.
iotSmen checkers. iahofatOry analysts
product desiEn engineers and others. See
North American, AviStion representative
az your nearest USES Office.
AIRCRAFT engineering designers. iay-
oui and detail dfafttmcn perspective
Illustrators stress ana yixts luftsmen
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corpora
don. Stinson Division EMPLOYMENT Of
flee. 354O5 Main street Wayne Mich
AERO Enginecrs Tool Planners ana
Tool and Die Makers wanted By Aircraft
production plant IN 50 Louis Apply A.
yrur nearest office ~ re Cuifpf states
Employment Service, Nay II through
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-24
MOTOR MACHINIST's MATE

sc Is o J. r -
LAU BENNY
WYSOCkI. "a,
O X i n a W a
Northeast @ r n
& r a d u a { G;
W ork ed for
Hudson Motor;
in service three
years: overseas
last time Au-
gust, 1914; son
Of NJ r a n q
Mrs Stanley
Wysocki, 52l9
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-24
Nom Truman Tired,
Glad 10 Come Home

KANSAS CITY, May % (INS)
A special train pulled into Kan
sas City last night carrying the
Presidents mother, tired little
old lady who will take Grand
view Mo. TO Washington any
day
Mrs. Martha r. Truman her
saucy bcfowcrcd hat belying her
o. years. was enthusiastic over
her "fne" Mothers Day visit in
The capital but added that home
looked mighty good
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-24

STEWART LEON C.. PFC Husband O,
Aff Dorothy stewart Cadillac
TENAFOvICZ EDWARD PIC Son {.
Mrs. Anse.lnc TenaiUuc1, Menomiuee
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-24

PFC. OTTO HELWIG JR., 80,
infantry April 20, Luzon: still
hoSpitallzed; attended Southwest
crn, in service April. 1871: over
seas April, 1912: son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Helwig Sr. Si3S Cart
ncr. brother of Pfc. Harry.
CPL. THURMOND CARETH-
FRS. 23 engineers. Aug. %. 1914
awarded Purple Heart; now IN
Germany; volunteered January,
1912 overseas August, 1942 /;
Northeastern graduate: son of Mr..
and Mrs jenkins Carethers, 13507
Lumpkin.
sgt. EDWARD l.. CUR
NOW, 20, infantry, Dec. 1S, Ger
many; awarded Purple Heart;
hospitalized. Camp Carson, Colo. /;
attended Western; worked for
Cadillac: in service March, 1913:
overseas October. 1914: son of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Curnow, 5S05
Toledo; brother, S/Sgt. Francis,
killed in Germany.
PFC. SAM J. HOROWITZ, 30
medical corps, December; received
Bronze Star for giving aid tc
others wounded. in service No
vCmbcr 1912. overseas Septem-
Der, 1914; husband OF Sylvia,
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-24

STESOCRAPHER. Greyhound Lines er-
pefienced. between IS and 81 prorres-
sive postwar employment, Apply SSH
W Fort s.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-24

father Of Cyril: son of Mr. and
Mrs. Abe HoroWitz, l034l Plym-
outh.
SGT. HENRY MAHARAS, %.
March. Philippines in service
three years, overseas two years
son OF Mr. and Mrs George Ma
haras, S5S Lincoln Blvd, Lincoln
Park.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-24
-s---.a-----.-- .---------- -
WOUNDED
SGT. ORRIN II. BARRETT.

military police, April p, Ger
many; previously missing; still
hoSpitallzed; attended Wayne and
Michigan State; worked for De-
troIt Ordnance; in service Febru-
ary l9i3, overseas January. l943:
husband of Betty father Of
Thomas. 16243 Stoepel; son Of
Mr. and Mrs. Orrin A. Barrett
Sl03 Robson.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-24

PFC. THOMAS I. MALLOY,
y. infantry, April II. Italy; in
service February. 1913; overseas
10 Aleutlans June, 1913; TO Italy
December. 1914 worked for Whit
comb and Bauer Flooring Co
leaves wife. Verna son, Thomas
Wayne parents Mr. and Mrs
William MalIoy, SOB Addison
three brothers. three sisters.
SM &c WAYNE MORGAN, 21.
in Atlantic. Hazel Park High
graduate. worked for Chrysler; in
service December. 1913; leaves
parents. MIR. and Mrs. X. ". Nor
gan, l235 Z Grane1. Hazel Park
one sister.
CPL. DONALD l.. SHANNON,
-. ATC, May 10. plane crash on
Ascension Island; attended Uni-
vcrxfty-- hhffTrt7igau, IT service
March 1913 leaves parents Mr
dTd fhtTS NatrCT ] Shannon. f6tIztf
ForcetdaiU road. two brothers and
one sister
PFC. LEO VI. NEGLARZ. o.
infantry. APril 26. Italy. in Scrv-
lCe three years. overseas two
leaves mother Mrs. Josephine
Marinclio. PASS Concord: two
brothers. s / & Alexander and
Joseph brother. Michael, killed
June. l94i. Saipan.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-24
Troops Plan
Camp OH Isle

Belle Isle will be headquarters
for a regiment Of Michigan state
troops all summer, the common
council revealed in agreeing TO
pay for electricity and water for
the camp.
Col. Owen ]. Cleary, command
ant Of the regiment, said the
troops would move in Friday and
occupy a permanent camp until
the last of September. Police
Commissioner Ballenger described
the movement as a -Nery i'm
portant security measure.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-24

Ousate casualties announced department total
dead Ia wounded and 10 missing
Naval casualties for the number three dead
wounded and missing
all the kin have
kent informed OF chance statuS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-24

ASSISTANT bookkeeper who has had
al least one years experience and can
furnish references Permanent position.
good wages. Calvert Lithographing Co.
2l0o Cd. River.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-24
HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

MECHANICALLY minded men look into
Refrigeration and air Conditioning as q
prohtabIe future career. Write Utilities
Inst. BOX B-s25, Detroit TimexLSi.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-24

ELECTRICiANS-Lin Limited experience only
requirement. Time and one-half for over
time. Vacation with pay. Essential indus
try The Pullman Co. Railroad Retire
ment Board. 449 West Fort Street. see
Mr Kochan.
EXPERIENCED sheet metal worker with
spinning experience. for experimental
department. Best transportation. Apply
General Spring Bumper Division, 1850
East Grand Blvd
GARAGE sttsndAntS. steady, lsht ssork.
nc layoffs. Cas- a. Larnea. Raoideaux,
CH SS3s.
GAS STATION, attendant: must be AZ
least twenty-five years old experienced
and give references $50 week Ro-
lands Service. Lansing and Vernon
Highway.
GROCERY MANAGERS assistant man
sgcrt and stock boys for super markets
Toms Market q 44s6 -<srati5t AR 55i
Halter 90 work on mems hats. GOOD
salary 70 qualified man. Telephone IN.
Ghirles are not satisfactory Please
Apply IN perT0n 81 employment office
l4th foor The J. l.. Hudson Co
INDUSTRIAL chemist must b. expeft.
enced a. metal excellent postwar pos-
abiifiss Apply Grahar-Pslge Motor
Ger Corr S505 W. Warren
INSPECTOR experienced on precision
gaFe WORK days. Amco Cage Co, 1880
West 8 Nile Rd.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-24


LAUNDRY workers wanted. no expert
ence necessary. steady postwar work:
highest pay, excellent transportation.
Quality Laundry. 10000 cloverdsle.
MEDIuM-sIZED plant. near woodward
apd Grand Blvd. now engaged In war
sIon ork D prspsTins ior postwar espan-
have immediate openings for comp.
operators. clerks. stenographers and
ypisu excellent working conditions.
rood transportation 5bs-dsy. 4s-hour
week Write. giving age, phone number.
qualifications and salary expected.
%MPC regulations. Address Box 3lll.
Detroit Times 81.
MOON HOPKINS operator: working sx-
perience desirable but not necessary.
Lubricator Co.. 5000 Trumbull.
OFFICE rfri TO deliver interdepsr,r,,nt
mail and make photostats. no expert
ence necessary. FOOD transportation.
Apply General Spring Bumper Div.
1850 Z. Grand Blvd
OPERAToRs-Business Office represent
s,iSes sons. &c eless, Ks typis'. stsnegraghsrs.
gan Bell Telephone Co. No previous
experience required. good wages. rerlilar
increases, these iobs Will last after the
war, too. Apply Michigan Bell Tele-
phone Co, or ist Floor. General Motors
nuilolhk.
PRESSERS and spotters: experierced:
permanent positions. sxcellen, salary.
Apply employment office. Ord noor.
b Siegel Co.
REToUcHER-Experi piecework:
excellent salary. Apply Mrs. Dietz Room
STA. 2O33 PARK Ave.
sALEsLADIEs-Dresses, coats, sport,-
wear. experienced; steady Also par.
time poHltions. Good salary plus corn.
mission. TO s-5s31. Also RE 1912
sALEsPEoPLE-For blouses. sweaters.
/ bathing suits and shoes No experiences
necessary Telephone inquire are not
satisfactory. please apply In person.
/ 14th floor The J L Hudson CO.
sTENocRAPHERs Tor work n ives, side
war plant Excellent postwar future good
salary. Craham-Paige Motor Car sos
W Warren.
4 STENOGRAPHER and ,ypis': 4s-horr
week excellent postwar opportunity.
National Automotive Fihses. Inc. i9s2s
Hoover Road
sTESoGRAPHER. Greyhound Lines sr-
sive, postwar employment. Apply SSH
" Fort 81
Z sTESoGRAPHER-Typist. sxcsnent pres
ent and postwar opportunity. win
firm OF certified public accountants. for
/ qualified applicant. CA. i5s5
/ sTENoCPAPHER y lCspabis on faEing
4 dictauon IN English ard spanish steady
work Hudson Motor Car Cox p JAffer-
son az connofs.
\ sTENOCRAPHER-gxp for per-
uianent position. postwar future essen
tisl Industry. Geo a Cardel.a Co.
2o32 Howard. Ia 1900
I sT'EsoGRAPHER- R-For laiss department.
I Mast - capable and eycSiienfec steady
Z position. good sniary Wssf side Aufunio-
tive manufacture Mr Hudton. - $500.
tsTRSOCRAPHER e1perisncsd nrsfsrsec
Apply Fanny Farmer Candy shop. 81
Clendak Hshiand PARK
SWITCHBOARD Schooi--Fiorfnce rtf.
80 United Artists Bidf ca ScTO.
TYPtSr- pissE4h' ufreunN-
inu 0uucrtunitv for sfyallrfuspf IN
outs'snfinF nsNonai rorfrsny ~,
CA f0s2 foT further details snf 80
polntmcnt.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-24
FIRE CONTROLMAN &c
HARRY CHRISTOPHER SOBIE

JR., p. February of Corregidor.
St Bernard High graduate;
worked for Western Electric: in
service October, 1912: overseas
January, 194A.-sur7of Mr and
Mrs. Harry {. Sobie ST, 1862
Maiden.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-24

The Detroit Timsr
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-24

STENOGRAPHKR-Ty sxcenent pres
ent and postwar 0pporfunity. win
firm OF certified public accountants. for
Qualified appiifaut CA lSSs
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-24
NAVY DEAD
~. FRANCIS wILLMEI
NAVY WOUNDED

CARPENTER ERNEST T. JR PVT
tsHC-Parentt Mr. ana hfs Ernes, Z Car
penifr 81. East Lansing
COOSEY WiLFPED SAMUEL N Tor
". and RrG Wuired samuel Cooney 81
Pontiac.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-24
Rites estoHonor
War Dead
BY JERRY PETIT

Families of more than 1000
Wayne County servicemen who
have given their lives in this war
will be guests of honor at
memorial services 10 be held az
p. m. Sunday, in Cass Technical
High School Auditorium.
Sponsored by the Detroit Dis
irictS Association of the American
Legion and the 40 and \, the Sun
day ceremonies will be but one
Of n series Of special memorial
events built around Memorial
Day next Wednesday, May 30.
First of these, of course. is the
annual Poppy Day sale tomorrow,
which has as its slogan for this
year, Help Them on the Road
Back
Programs on Memorial Day
proper will include two parades-
one IN Detroit and one in Dear
born-as well as special morning
services at cemeteries throughout
the metropolitan area.
AMERICAN LEGION RITES
Foremost among these services
will be those held at 10 a. m.
w g d nesday ar the American
Legion burial plot in Roseland
Park Cemetery, Il MIic and
Woodward, TO be attended by pub
lie officials and civic leaders as
well as officers of the Legions
Detroit Districts Association.
The Legion has made an at
tempt 10 issue a special invitation
by mail for the Sunday memorial
services 10 every family which
has lost member In this war.
The next Of kin OF all World War
il dead are especially invited 10
this meeting, whether they re-
Ceived such an invitation or not
This program will include ad-
vancement OF the coiors. singing
Of the national anthem. prayers.
n period of silence and the playing
Of taps, an eulogy by the Rev
Mgsr William r. Schultz. pledge
7f allegiance, bcncdicuon. and
other fitting rncxxdErs and trib-
i!tFx
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-24

ASSURED after war security for colored
women and giris. aEeS between 10 and
AS Must have high school education.
Choice Of two shifts, 3 .. m. 10 IL
p m. IL p m 10 m. Call Mrs.
Movan, ca $3.50. between Q 80 and
n m
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-24
MALE HELP-SALESMEN
FEMALE HELP WANTED

ACCOUNT oookkeeper as assistant cost
clerk good opportunity and salary
CH 2sl6. Mr.. Jennings. McAleer Mfg
Co. Rochester, Mich.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-24

ATTENDANTS for parking lot. neat
colored girls. must be good drivers
1901 Industrial Bank Bldg. RA 1881.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-24

The Detroit Times has far
more nationally famous features
than any other Detroit news
paper.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-24

= &c TONY WYSOCKI. D.
April Z. Okinawa: attended North
eastern worked for Bohn Alumi-
mum, m service TWO years; over
seas is months leaves parents
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Wysocki
52l9 Mitchell: three brothers.
GM 2 c Stanley, MN 1/c Ted,
s / Marion.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-24
EUROPEAN ARIA

ARMY DEAD
EUROPEAN ARIA
DUvAL, GERALD d, 7p Lr.--son Of M
Ethel NJ. DuvA PsteTsbuIg
ELLES, DAVID p, an Lr--SeA- 81 IsS.ss-
J. Enes. Charlotte
HALL. EDWARD j.. PFC-Huthand OF Ari
Bertha Hall. MuskeEon HeiEhts
TfHvErS EUGENE L f-v-r@s6n 6r EfT
Lottle Hsysns Grand Rapids
PANTsARI. PETER A. PFc.-son q Mn
Sophia 4 Psntssa- etssseii.
PERlNE IRVING X cpl -Hustand Of
Mrs. Dorothy L. Perine. Iron Mountain
VERNON GEORGE p PFc.-son Of Mr.,
Hilda Z. Vernon. Iron River
WELLS HARoLD -TlS-son Of Ksn-
meth W. Wells, Daviabufg
PACIFIC AREA
FILIPPnu. TITO slsCT-son q Mrs
Ida Fihppino, BesssmeI
KAsLIHCKR EUGENE PFC son o.
Ala Arps Roach. ReN Baiis!e.
sEIp. JOHN r PFC -Hasbanc o. Mu
tcrTStnr sg1d. FocKi1nd.
ARMY WOUNDED
EUROPEAN ARIA
DOCKHAM CHARLES n, SON OF
Jsnes p. Doeshsm, hioisnd.
ERHARDT MICHAEL J., PFc son Of
lohn EEhArdt. ElinL
HLLTxsEN DONALD y. scT.-son ~
Mr. Hilns H.ltsnen LAnlins
HILL. DONALD v PFC son of hu
Ermina 81. Amsnt, Pontiac
rksnK. LUCENT H set Son o. An
drew Pshma. Grand Rs nids.
srEIsER. pRYcE PFc-son ot NJ, Olive
PACIFIC ARIA
BIRF- ARTHUR ". JR.. PFC -Ha765T q
Mn ,s Ssssas I, si.r ,.i AnsSesoa 8e.sLLA.
ATa- ia - BEsNBsii, Fithi
cLEMEHs WILLIAM p rTc Son o.
Mrs Eah. Clemsfis. Rentea Hsfsss-
gsTgaLRE eeH PFC -pgIsan1 O.
Ma Doris NJ Entsriins. Pin Han
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