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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-11
FINAL OFFERING
 OF SENIOR PLAY
Sacred Heart Students to Observe "Alumni Night"
 This Evening

The third and concluding presen- tation of the three-act comedy, What Happened to Jones" will be staged by seniors of Sacred Heart high school tonight at SIS at the school auditorium. Capacity audi ences attended last night and We'd nesday night.
 Tonight's performance will mark Alumni Night" and a large number of graduates and former students are expected.
 The cast is composed of: Nicholas Fappianno, John Manfredi, Dennis Griffin, John Shea, Robert Me- Kenna, Shirley Sylvia, Adwina Dil- lon, Ellen Maloney, Blanche Car mody, Harriet Hapke, Mary SWick, Florence Karpelman, Theresa Mar iano, Jean Thibodeau, Jane White cage, Frances Reilly and Marilyn Roche.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-11
PROUD OF HIS C. O.'s

San Diego, Cal. (UP)-M-Sg Jesse H. Woods, stationed at the Mitchell Convalescent Hospital here, claims a right to distinction as the only man to have had Gen. George c. Marshall as 8 commanding of ficer in China and Gen. Douglas Macarthur as c. o. in the Philip pines. Woods has served in the reg ular Army almost continuously since before the last war.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-11
'$llO,OOO ACTION
 RESUMES TUESDAY

Presentation of testimony will re- sume in superior court Tuesday morning before Judge John A. Cor nell and jury in the $110,000 civil action brought by four Stratford residents against the City of Wa terbury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-11
MODERN GENERATION

San Diego, Cal. (UP)-Mrs. Ber- tha M. Croft, 63, wastes no time in getting to her war job here. Come time to go to work in the morning, she rides to work with her neighbor -on a motorcycle.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-11

The plaintiffs, Paul and Bessie Delahunta and Edwin and Dori. MacKeever, claim they were se- verely injured March 22, 1942, wher their car struck the traffic stand. ard at Watertown avenue and Rob. bins street.
 Several physicians who treatec the accident victims were among the witnesses yesterday afternoon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-11

will be presented by the Water bury Council of Catholic Women. The public is invited to attend.
 The finalists who survived citywide elimination contest in- clude Miss Maryrose Clarkin of the Church of the Blessed Sacra- ment, Miss Margaret Mary Grimes of St. Patrick's parish and Martin Campion of St. Francis Xavier's parish.
 The oratorical contest is 1eplac- ing the annual debating tourna- ment sponsored jointly for the past six years by the K. of c. and c. Y. O.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-11

Jewish War Veterans of the United
 States Ia record unequaled). was organizer and National Chairman of the Jewish War Veterans Boy cctt Committee in 1883 of German goods and industry. He has held the office of National OuartermaS- ter General of the United Spanish War Veterans; was president and subsequently, honorary president of the Jewish Council of Greater New York (AmericaL Jewish Congress-; i; is & former president Order Sons of Zion of Plainfield, N. J.; is for mer president Congregation Pri Fitz Chain of New Flatbush; was for several years president of the U. s. Customs Storekeepers Asso-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-07-27
Anti-BaItic. Moves

uncertain terms, which ! will
quote to my hon. Friend in a
moment.
-. Il would ask my hon.
Friend to think of the Atlantic
Charter which he and l, at
least, think was step in the
right direction. It said that
there shall be no territorial
changes except by the wish of
the people concerned. You can
argue whether that would ap-
ply to some parts of Eastern
Poland, but you cannot argue
whether it does or does not
apply to the Baltic Provinces.
-. L want to say a few
words about the Baltic Provin-
ces. l do not pretend to be
we'll informed on the history
of those Provinces, but I pro-
test--and l would be a coward
| if | did not-against the ter
rible treatment which is being
meted out to the people there,
if the reports we receive are
correct. If the reports are not
correct, let us have them con-
tradicted and proved futile.
What are we told by the
Lithuanian representatives in
this country? They say that
designated families are selec-
ted, are visited suddenly, and,
without notice, are given an
hour to collect a few posses
sions, that they are carried in
lorries to the point of entrain-
ment and that the heads of the
families are separated from
the others, this being kept
secret so as not to provoke
scenes; that these ruthless
separations are enforced upon
tens of thousands of private
families for no other reason
than that they are judged to
be unlikely docile to accept the
Bolshevist formation. If that
is so, it ought to be condemned
outright; if not, it ought to
be forcibly denied by the Min
lister.
(From Hansards
Parliamentary Debates.)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-07-27
REWARDING
AGGRESSION

The Chicago Daily Tribune,
in an editorial, "Rewarding
Aggression, July 16, says as
follows:
g.. They who howled for
war against an aggressive, to-
talitarian Germany are today
in bed with aggressive, totali-
tartan Russia. When Hitler,
having taken Austria and Cze-
choslovakia, marched against
Poland, America was told that
our country's safety required
that we side with the victims.
Today Stain has Austria and
Czechoslsovakia and Poland,
not to mention Latvia, Lithu-
ania, Hungary, Romania, Bull
garia, Yugoslavia, and half Of
Germany; yet the same people
who demanded war by Ameri-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-07-27
CLEVELANDO LIETUVIAI REMIA
MAYOR THOMAS A. BURKE
Balsuokit uz James F.
McCaffery 22-me
Ward
TEMYKIT BALSAVIMU DIE
Ma, ANTRADIENI, JULY
LIEPOS 81

Dabartinis Mayoras Thomas
A. Burke, yra ipedinis gar
saus Mayoro Lausche, kuriam
likus isrinktam Ohio guberna-
torium, Burke uzeme vieta.
Thomas A. Burke buvo mie-
sto teisiu direktorius Mayoro
Lausche kabinete, kuriam su-
lyg lstatymu prisiejo uzimti
nebaigtas Lausche's terminus.
Dabar ateina mayoro nomi-
nacijos, rudeni bus rinkimai.
Mayoras Burke turi gauti no.
minacijas kad galetu kandida-
tuoti rudens balsavimuose.
Yra visos galimybes kad
Burke bus isrinktas Demokra-
tu mayoru ateinanti rudeni,
taciau pilieciai privalo daily
vault balsavimuose ir parem-
ii jo kandidatura.
Lietuviai balsuotojai, kuriu
kiekviena meta darosi daugiau
If daugiau, patariami naudotis
savo balsavimo teisemis.
Mayoras Burke pradejo sa-
vo kampanija, remiamas ivai-
riu tautiniu grupiQ, tarp ju ir
Lietuviu.
Budamas mayoru nuo Sau-
sio menesio, Burke parode sa-
vo veikluma ir sugabumus.
Pradineje savo vajaus kalbo-
je Mayoras Burke padare iris
pasizadejimus kuriuos vykdys
pakelimui Clevelando. Vienas
is ju yra tai apsirupinimas is
karo gryzusiais veteranais, XII
tas - gausiu Clevelando sta
tybos darby vedimas po karo,
ir trecias -iStaisymas paeze-
rio, kuris dabar yra apleistas.
Paezeris bus paverstas j ko-
mercini ir kartu ] zaislaviete
milijonui miesto gyventoju.
Pokariniams planams kurie
apims Clevelando vieSa staty-
ba ir miesto taisyma ir grail
nina, iau pilnai ruosiamasi ir
pagaminta projektu uz virs
simta milijonu dolariQ.
Jeigu apsireikstQ mieste be-
darbe po karo, miestas imsis
vykdyti savo penkiu metu pla-
ma, kas sums daug darbinin-
ku ] darbus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-07-27

A British Member of Par
lament. Mr.. Stokes of Ipswich,
said in part in the House of
Commons, last spring:
-. In June, 1889, we sent
a mission to Russia to try to
arrive at a treaty with Russia
against Germany. -. In ef-
feet, what the Russians said
to us was, 'Let us have Po-
land to the Curzon Line and
the Baltic Provinces, and we
will have an alliance with you y
We said, mo, and | personal
ly think we were quite right.
| do not disagree with that.
There was an alliance and
what happens next?
Off go the Germans to Mos
COW and Ribbentrop is asked
the same question. He says,
eyes, not only may you have
the Baltic Provinces, but as
much as you want of Poland
on the East, and we will take
out of those Provinces all the
German nationals who might
be a nuisance to YOU. So they
had an alliance.
Now where do we find our
selves?
We find ourselves fighting
to give to Russia - / agree
that Russia is doing a great
deal of the fighting, but the
philosophical background is
that we are fighting to give to
Russia presicely these terrific
ries which, had we allowed her
to have them in 1889, would
have prevented an outbreak of
war at all.
Is there an answer to this
| should like to know. / DO
not think there is.
1t seems to me perfectly
terrible that, as a result of
what is going on, as I said on
another occasion, the seeds OF
the next war; have been sown
You are proposing not only tc
destroy Poland in effect; yor
are giving away the Baltic
Provinces and doing so in nc
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-07-27
SVECIAVIMAISI

Genovaite Aksenaviciute bu-
vo isskridus j Norfolk, Va, pas
savo seseri pasisveciuoti savai-
te laiko, ir lektuvu taipgi cry
10. Kelione turejo gera. il
yra gero Dirviecio F. Aksena-
viciaus dukte, turf tarnyba
mokyklu taryboje, Board of
Education.
Andrius Urbsaitis SUI zmona
buvo isvaziave j Florida pavie-
Seti pas savo draugus. Gryzo
patenkinti. Kelione atliko trau-
kiniu. Sake, vaziavimas labai
susigrudes.
Antanas Miklusis, tula laika
gyvenes Clevelande, isvyko at
gal j Sugar Notch, Pa. Ten
issirase sau Dirva, ir paauko-
10 S. LVS reikalams.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-07-27
Isaiskino Sprogimo
II
Priezasti

Sarysyje SUI East Ohio Gas
tanku sprogimu pereita rude
nj, isnesta nuosprendis kad tie
tankai nebuvo padirbti is gana
stipraus metalo. Tame spro-
giRe Spaliu 20, zuvo 130 zmo-
niu, is ju tik 78 pazinti, kit
sudege Xxi kaulu; ugnis sunai-
kino 70 gyvenamus namus, dvi
dirbtuves, 217 automobiliu ir
8 bizniskas vietas.
Mayoras Burke pataria mics
to tarybai pravesti istatymus
kad ateityje miesto ribose ne
butu laikoma tokiose salygo,
Sc gasas.
East Ohio Gas Co. nelaimes
vietoje isstatys dideli savo ga
raziu ir reikmenu sandeli.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-07-27
PARSIDUODA NAMAS

NEFF RD., arti Lake Shore Blvd.
netoli Katalikiskos baznycios, 5
metu senumo puikus 6 kamb. mu-
RIMS namas, dideli kambariai, di-
delis lotas; namas air-condinioned;
gaso siluma, insuliuotas, didelis pa
silinksminimo kambaris; vario ry-
nos: geros rusies namas visais at
zvilgiais. (28)
ED F. KOVAC REALTY
$50 E. 1S5TH ST. KE. 5000
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-07-27
PAKELE ATLYGINIMA

Cub. Lausche uztvirtino pa
kelima bedarbes atlyginimo ka
valstijos legislature nutare.
Bedarbiai darbininkai kurie
prie sio atlyginimo priklauso,
paleisti is darbo gaus po S21
savaiteje per % savaites.~ Sc
nuoju istatymu moketa po SIG
savaitei per Is savaiciu.
Prasidejus atleidimams dar-
bininku is darby, Clevelande
zymiai pasoko bedarbiu skai-
cius jieskanciu is valstijos sa-
vaitines bedarbes pasalpos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-07-27
22-RO WARD BALSUOTO-

22-me Warde, kur Lietuviu
balsai daugiausia sveria, kick
vienas prisiminkite balsuoti uz
dabartini Councilman James F.
McCaffery. Jis yra Lietu-
viams artimas zmogus ir Lie
tuviu gyvenamo Wardo miesto
tarybos narys.
Temykit taipgi Shame hume
RYE telpancius kitus Lietuviu
Demokratu Klubo indorsuotus
kandidatus City Council tuo-
Sc Warduose kur Lietuviai gy-
vena. Tu Wardu Lietuviai pa
tariami prisiminti tuos kandi-
datus if balsuoti uz JUGS antra-
dieni, Liepos 81.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-07-27
Oar Dvi Savaites Pop
koncertu

Pop koncertai prailginta dar po-
raj savaiciu treciadieniais ir Ses-
tadieniais, Public Hall, ir baigsis
Rugpjucio II d.
Liepos %, solistas bus Leonard
Shure, piano mokytojas Cleveland
Institute of Music.
Kita treciadieni ir sestadieni bus
pirmi du korcertai sulyg pratesimo
Rugp. 4, Jarmila Novotna, viena
is izymiu Metropolitan Opera so,
pranu dainuos solo zymias megia,
mas dainas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-07-27
PASTAS praneSa

PAsTAS pranesa kad lais-
kai j Lietuva galimi rasyti, ir
taipgi galima siQsti laiskus orc
pastu.
Adresus raSykit tuos pacius
kaip seniau rasydavot. KuriQ
gimines bus gyvi ir vietose, jie
laisku lauks tik savo senais
adresais.
simtQ tukstanciu pabegeliQ
ir isveztu j Sibira ar nuzudy-
tu laisku nei atsakymu nesu-
lauksit.
Is pabegeliu Europa atsi-
liepimus pradesit gauti kaip
tik bus sutvarkytas pastas SUI
Vokietija ir Austria.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-07-27
Kick Did. Clevelando
Lietuviu Tarnauja
kariuomeneje

Kick Did Cleve Lietuviu
Tarnauja Kariuomeneje?
Car jusu sunaus ar dukter:
vardas jau priduotas American
Lithuanian War Activity Ko
mitetui? Priduokit siuo adj
resW:
Jurgis K. Venslovas,
1867 f. 82nd ST. CE 1869
Clevelandieciai Lietuviai mi.
litarineje tarnyboje:
(Tesinys is pereito n.y.
Gudaitis Juozas,
Gudaitis Tamas,
Gets Simon,
Gets Felix,
Gets Petras,
Gets Antanas,
Gaidelis Jonas,
Gaidelis Vincas,
GaldellS JuOZaS,
Gaidelis Bernard,
Guzauskas Juozas,
Guzauskas Stasis,
Guzauskas Pranas,
Grazulis Albert,
Grazulis JuoZas,
Gudeliauskas Kazis,
Gudelauskas Jonas,
Gogelis Jurgis,
Grigonis Edvardas,
Greicius Francis,
Gitsevage Jurgis,
Gecevicius Theodore,
Gecevicius Albert,
Garzulis Vincas,
Gribauskas Petras,
Gudelauskas Stasis,
Gurklis Jonas,
ellis Juozas,
Grysko Pranas,
Grysko Petras,
Halaburda Stasis,
Ivanavice Antanas,
Janusis Vincas,
Jekutis JuoZas,
Jekutis Jurgis,
Jekutis Petras,
Janulevice Edvardas,
(Bus daugiauD
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-07-27
UZKVIETIMAS

American Lithuanian a War
Activity Komitetas -uzkEiecia
visus j smagu kortavimo vaka-
ra, kuri rengia Lietuviu karei-
viu naudai, Onos Peckaitienes
sode, 6028 Superior Ave. At
sibus sio sestadienio vakare,
Liepos 2S, nuo 7:30 val.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-07-27

(From Hansard's
Parliamentary Debates.)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-07-27
PRIGERE

Sekmadieni, ezere prie Ra-
VIENNA, prigere. James Koteso-
vec, 81 m. karo darbininkas is
Maple Heights, kuris pirm to
spejo isgelbeti nuo prigerimo
savo zmona ir du vaikuciu. Ne
laime iStiko apvirtus valciai
ezere.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-07-27
VEL ATSIkARTOJA

Rudenop tikima Clevelande
vel padauges infantile paraly-
ziaus sirgimai ir mirtys.
'Pereita meta Cuyahoga ap-
skrityje buvo 280 susirgimu ir
mire 20 asmenu.
Nors netikima epidemijos
apsireiskimo, bet rupinamasi
nuo tos ligos saugotis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-07-27

UZMUsTA so. Xxi Liepos
%, Clevelando trafiko nelai-
mese symet uzmusta jau SO
asmenu. Pernai per tick pat
laiko buvo uzmusta As.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26

The very latest fashions,
accurate, dependable service,
quality fabrics-the name
LANE Bryant" means all this
to me. Your STYLES are always
becoming to all stout women.
These are reasons why year
after year | have done all my
shopping with your company.
Mrs. Willie lola Fedriek,
W0yIand, Mo.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26

porters, you won't have
coarse and ugly elbows. But
even so, they may need
little extra attention now
that they're out in the open.
So go at them with a rich
cream especially made for
dry, parched skin and mas.
sage it into your elbows.
And il the elbows have a
muddy look, use a little
lemon or bleaching cream.
Your arms to be beautiful
should not have a ghostly
pallor. OF course, you would
prefer a healthier look. You
can put a synthetic suntan
on them. But be sure the
makeup you use doesn't
come off on your dresses.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26
Pretty Arms for You

CHORT sleeves will prob
- ably be fashionable right
through the autumn and
winter, so if you intend TO
wear them you must give
some extra attention TO your
arms and elbows. Just as
you kept your legs fuzz-free
the summer through, so
your arms must be immacu-
lately clean. A good depila-
tory will de-fuzZ your arms
in short order and leave
them satin smooth.
Elbows usually need spe-
cial care. If you have al
ways scrubbed them with
lots of soap and water, and
if you have refrained from
using them as chin sup
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26
Be Pretty

kAAKE-UP can be cut
NI down to just lipstick
for school days. Have your
face clean and healthy look
ing. Your suntan will carry
you through several
months. and when that goes
try just a busting of face
powder on your peaches
and-cream complexion. More
than that just isn't pretty
on you, and even if you're
the smartest in your class.
what good is it unless
you're pretty too?
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26

them? Your slacks and
shorts were swell the sum-
mer through, but now
you're disciplining yourself
to become a young lady.
You wear simple, clean and
becoming clothes. You may
have grown this summer,
so if your dresses are tight,
don't wear them before you
let out the seams. You don't
want TO look like squeezed
liverwurst in your clothes.
Shorts and slacks didn't
need much care, but dresses
do 10 look right. Lay your
clothes out the night before.
Have them ready 10 wear.
That means no wrinkles. no
missing buttons, no dirty
collars and cuffs.
And your shoes. Dirty
sport shoes are out for
good. Yours should be clean
and neat at all times, well
soled and heeled, and suited
To your foot. Clean and neat
are what your stockings
should be, too. So take care
of them.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26
BY URSULA TROW

WITH the ringing of
w school bells all over
the land, you've got to
harness yourself into a
stFieter routine than the
one you've been used TO
during vacation. You'll have
TO get up earlier, reorganize
your bathing and dressing
routine, and economic your
time so that attention is
given where IL Is needed.
Some grooming points
should be attended TO before
school begins, or you'll
never make your first class
in time, or, if you make it.
you'll look like Farmer
Jones scarecrow, and that's
no way TO start a new
school wear.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26
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Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26
Toke a Look

WHATS S happened to
w your hair while you
were vacationing? Has il
grown long and straggly?
1t probably needs a good
trimming or shaping and
possibly an entirely new
permanent wave.
Have you allowed the sun
to dry your hair into an un-
manageable mass? Get at il
with oil treatments, but
quick.
What about its style? Has
it just grown, like Topsy,
and lost any semblance to
good grooming and neat
ness? Try a new part,
place curls another way,
take more care TO set it
right, brush it regularly.
What's happened to your
dresses since you last wore
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26
Send for this fomovs
SWAY MEDICINAL
TREATMENT

You, too. can look lovelier, more Rlamor.
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Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26
ENJOY HAPPY LIFE
take this
TONIC

take good-id5fiHg SCOTS EmuiGoF.
II helps tone up the system, build
stamina, energy and resistance
when you feel dragged out" and
rundown and your diet lacks the
natural A & ID Nitamins and the
energy building natural oils you
need Remember many d0ot0rs
recommend economical SCOTS.
Enjoy a happier, more active
81 summer-buy today
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-14
PFC. WILLIAM III. KRIsT. ii

fantry, Netherlands East Indies;
awarded Purple Heart; overseas
June, 1913; son OF Mrs Amanda
Krist, 142S4 Saratoga.
PVT. JAMES MAYNARD, rife
company, Netherlands East In
dies; awarded Purple Heart; son
of Mrs. Maude Maynard, 6547
Forest
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-14
6 Youths Admit
Purse Sndtching

Six teen age boys have con-
fessed to Is purse snatchings and
two taXicab holdups which netted
them between $500 and $400,
police revealed today.
The six. all of whom are held,
are: Wayland Elmore, II, of S57
Second; George DeMetri, II, OF
4403 Fourteenth; Peter Grant, II,
of 1854 National; Victor Walls, 10,
of 1929 Brainard; Ernest c. Rippa,
10, of 1914 Brooklyn. and Fred
Becker. 18, of 1852 Eighteenth.
Elmore. -DeMetri, Grant and
Walls are charged with robbery
armed, Rips and Becker with
larceny from a person. Three Of
the six were arrested Saturday
after a cab holdup, and they impii-
Gated the other three, police said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-14
Il. Belgium; Cass

PFC. WARNER TREUTER sR.,
ia Mediterranean area, date un-
known husband of Betty, Cottage
Grove avenue,
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-14
SGT. KEITH T.. PILLSBURY

early in January, Luxembourg
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Pillsbury 324 w. Buena Vista;
husband Of Marion of Detroit.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-14

NNNII INO'NIIUNI bCI, IL sIs'sI-
dena.
PVT. LEONARD p. SCHULTZ,
%, infantry, Feb. Is, France; still
hospitalized; in service June, 1914; +;
overseas, December; worked for
Michigan Broach Co.; husband of
Elizabeth. 1892 Montlieu; son of
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Schulz, 8245
Kenney.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-14
tC0rnnier Rites
=HeIdiinBayCity

Funeral services for Ernest J,
Cormier, 68. of 5771 Townsend.
were held in Bay City after his
recent death here. Burial was in
st Patrick's Cemetery.
An employe of the Briggs Man.
ufacturing Co, Mr.. Cormier was
a native of Bay City and had lived
in Detroit for % years.
Survivors include his wife, Ida
NJ, and a brother, Alfred, of Mil
Waukee.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-14

PVT. FIEDLER PFC. GINsIE
PFC, CHARLES X. CINSTE,
, infantry, Feb. 10, Germany;
worked for Cadillac Motors; in
service, November, 1912; overseas,
October, 1914; son of Mrs. Claire
GinSte; brother of PM &c Paul
S/SGT. NICHOLAS GENOA,
-. AAF, Jan. %, over Belgium;
previously awarded Purple Heart;
attended FordSon: work G q at
VickerS; in service August, 1913;
overseas, October. 1914: son of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Genoa 7300
anthony, brother of sgt. John.
1T. DAVID II. RfCHEY. 20,
hAFS March TO, ptVe crash in
Long Is AN q Sound; attended
Crosse Pointc High, in service
November, 1912, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Henderson NJ Rlchcy- tnr-
mcrly OF Detroit.
PFC. GLENN SHAVER, Is. in
iantrX, Dec-2l,- France worked
for Tigcr Cement Products-in
service April, 1914; overseas. No
'-tlFlf4ll5tlii,; loaA-n- f4a4-af+t and
Mrs. III. c. Shaver, 1045 PanSy
Biz Beaver Two -brOtLCIS-4nd
seven sisters.
PFC. RAY D. STURGES,-i9 in
fanrty Jan 9, France, graduate
OF Highland Park High attended
University of Michigan, in service
May, 1914; overseas December;
survived by parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray r. SturgeS, 1857 North
lawn; brother of William,
PFC. ROBERT J. VARGO, p,
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-14

TI5 SAMUEL r. JONES. medi-
cal corps, Feb. s. Luxembourg for
second timei previously awarded
Purple Heart; in service, April,
1914; overseas July; husband OF
Irene. AZ +. GOulSon.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-14
Dyes Deserter S Hair,
Court Defers Sentence

Miss Torrance Mazda, 21. of
3137 f. Fort, was given a sus-
pended two-year sentence by Fed
eral Judge Frank A. Picard today
after she admitted she had helped
disguise an army deserter by
dyeing his hair. The deserter,
John LaPorte Jr. of Detroit, is in
the hands of military police.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-14
New u. 5. Coon Gun
Cremaies Nazis Alive

CHICAGO, March 13 QNS)-
Capt. McConnohie. chemical war
fare service, today praised the
new white fire" mortar, or
"goon gun" which he said had
cremated Germans in their fax
holes.
He said IL fires high explosives
and white phosphorus.