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Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04
Letter to MIR. Hearst
LOS ANGELES BAPTIST THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
Los Angeles, Cal,
Sept 15 1915.
Mr.. WILLIAM r. HEARST,
LOS ANGELES EXAMINER.
MY DEAR MR.. HEARST:

LLOW me to express my personal gratitude, as well
n that of many Christian educators with whom
have been privileged to in recent weeks to
for making available considerable space in THE Ex
amner-as well others of your excellent papers
for the Youth for Christ movement.
You will never know how much good you have al
ready done in strengthening the of Christian
character building through helping those who most
concerned reach the Youth for Christ by establishing
this cause in the public mind.
Many smaller communities where Youth for Christ
rallies have been held report considerable decrease
in juvenile delinquency
Your tangible and moral support of this excellent
movement through providing space in your papers has
contributed greatly to the of righteousness already
We trust you will continue the good work.
Sincerely yours,
FLOYD b. BOICE,
President.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04
WALTER q. FENTON,
Director
Michigan Humane Society,
TO THE EDITOR:

TO THE EDITOR
I HAVE been reading in your
Il paper of the great need for
policemen. Why, when the cost
OF training new men is high,
and physically fit men are so
scarce. would II not he a good
idea to bring back the numer-
Gus policemen now in the armed
forces?
believe that policemen are
every bit as essential as fire.
men. and | see where Detroit
fremen have requested the re-
lease Of firemen now serving in
the service of our country
II seems as though there
should be plenty OF other mon
that could take over their Jobs
as military police and shore pa
troll 10 allow the much needed
policemen OF Detroit TO return
10 their duty here.
A TIMES READER.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04
WHAT DO YOU KNOW?

az the Waldorf brings 10
mind what other movie CEN
tered about a hotCl2
An estuary is. tal the head
stone in a burial lot co.. tho
lower part Of a tidal river,
DCl another name for an
What IS the difference he
tween lama and a llama
What three countries were
involved IN the Zimmerman
notc" of World War i
What was II that
Went 20 pieces an st.Oncc.
an ~ once. and nothing
FIRST
just as bubbles do when
they burst ?
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04

In 1885. The empire o. Japan
consisted ~ -four main
island, and hundreds of
other ut'le islands making
UP the japanese archipelago
- -,-.--4-i.-- s4----4 4..--...----i-
islands
-YeH den slA4ts hear thGm
called corsalr,. but THAT is q
nickname that could apply
10 the big league ba rba.I
team we nayc In mind Can
you name thc fram7
True ur faI.. Ia' The aNrf-
ace human body contains
a7ruf 'ov 0aart, at blood
tti #ArDr, Dart t.aH1
inu tic lcai ~ Nauu..
part, of thD bod, and veins
carry the blood back 'u 'tr
heart.
The movie called Weekend
. A. wfr 1rnaw wrr
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Neither would they want
such cruelty continued after
they have learned Of the suffer-
ing that results
An informed public Is what
the new organization wishes.
Every DetrefteF interested in
kindness 10 animals and elimi-
natinp cruelty should iOin
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04
MRS. MILDRED RADIKE.
TO THE EDITOR:

~ III. Editor.
A T LAST Detroit has an Anti
"A Vivisection Society.
Nivisection is the operating
upon dogs and cats and other
animals that is not for the
benefit of the animal
II is the most cruel of all
cruelties inflicted upon dumb
animals.
Many professional men con-
denim it and plenty of proof is
available that it has never con-
tributed 10 the advancement Of
scientific discovery.
Efforts are now being made
10 have laws passed prohibiting
II.
No one would want their pet
condemned for such cruel
purpose.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04

of the Times 10 my son over
seas. 1t used 10 he so heart
breaking TO send him the paper
when the factories went on
strikes. Now that-that'S- over,
l have 10 send him papers that
say outfits who fought IL months
in Europe don't want TO 60 10
the Pacific, and so they don't
have to 60. What do you think
that does to those kids when
they get those newspapers?
I'm pretty heartsick myself
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04

foot came from the length
Of a king foot, but do YOU
know how tho inch oriCi-
mated? Ia) width of a mans
ear lobe. tb) thickness of a
mans thumb. tC) length of
mans cychd
-33--if-vutf tfft-- >f--++tfffr of MuS--
Covy rulers DO YOU mean:
tal- Russian tb1 Turkish
tCl Grcck2
: II YOU are married 13 years.
would IL be correct 10 give
Your wife a; ta) copper
saucepan ,hl lace handker-
chief. tcl ruby ring2
> a curlcw lS H-fst- signal for
lights out lbl bird, tc)
Indian dish
6 Match those columns.
"a. corpus trl.u .. opposite
90 tGrtam orIda a. small. closed
ts1.passenrcf
car
tr VS. ,ir ~ feat u skill or
ts coupe ,yl evidence Of
crime
To- i.4f CT fHfrc ty| IiH 10 your
hearts
Answers on opposite page
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04
can soldier and sailor. They are hOmeward bound
take care of them."-Gen. Douglas Macarthur.
Army Forces Red Doctrine
On American Soldiers u

OF succeeded
u
Hf)
BY DAVID SENTNER and KENT HUNTER
The Times Mashng Bureau
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04

served you well and faithfully with the calm. de-
Iiberafe. determined fighting spirit Of the Ameri-
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04

And q. my fellow cOuntrymen. today re-
port Ia yOu that yOHr and daughters have
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04

IO-C The DETROIT TINES
,s Oct. lq45
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-26
.Lub|in Poles
Buck Big ;

WASHINGTON March Il
(INS)-Official sources disclosed
today that efforts 20 establish a
new government in Poland ac-
cording 20 the Nalta formula have
been obStrucied by The unwilling
ness Of the Lubln group % admit
strong figures from the outside.
The BIG Three commission
meeting in Moscow has proposed
a number Of Polish leaders not
now IN the provisional govern
ment IN an attempt 10 carry out
the Yalts provision that the gov
ernment should be "rcorEanlled
on a broader democratic basis
with the inclusion OF democratic
leaders from Poland itself and
from Poles abroad,
But Washington officials ad-
mitted that the Luhlln group, now
in power is opposing the admiS-
sion Of strong hg0reS lest its pow
er be lost.
Central figure in this Contro-
versy is StaniSiaw MlkolajCzyk.
former prime minister of the Lon
don Polish government.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-26
Boy, Z, Is Shot
AS Bottle Thief

Police today were investigating
the shooting of Negro boy, Ger
aid Walker, u, of 364s Arndt, by
the proprietor of a confectionery
at 3045 Mt. Elliott.
The confectioner, Anthony Man
cielli, 81, told police that empty
pop bottles had been stolen in re-
cent weeks from a lot adjoining
the store. He said he heard a
noise last night and went TO the
lot to find the boy carrying away
bottles.
Mancielli said that the boy
started to rtin and ne shot when
the boy ignored his command 10
halt. Gerald was taken TO Re-
ceiving Hospital in serious condi-
ton.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-26
New Foe Hits
GreenhutPIan

The Greater Detroit Property
Owners. Inc. was on record today
as opposing the Greenhut plan for
slum clearance after a meeting
in Northern High last night.
Edward Benscoe. president, said
the organization was planning a
constructive program" in its
rent control battle with the OPA
but he did not elaborate.
Property owners suggested an
educational program by the organ
ization in selecting future political
candidates for office who would
protect their interests and pre-
vent taxpayers being forced TO
pay for airports and visionary
plans on slum clearance"
Benscoe said that the organiza-
tion would not engage in political
activities but that he was in
favor of property owners fighting
the Greenhut plan. which he said
would benefit contractors in New
York.
The Greenhut plan, he said, is
unfair TO all property owners in
that il takes large portion from
tax rolls and invites low income
groups to sponge on the city.
This plan," he asserted,
"Offers paying investments to
foreign promoters, burdenlng
property owners with a surplus
tax which will eventually create
greater welfare lists"
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-26
OutState

| ALLEN PFC. PHILLIP E-Mrs. Alice NJ
ANDERSON PFC WALTER v,-Mrs
AUSTIN PVT EVERETT B.-Kenneth
Austin. father, Pontiac
BEST PFC. REED w.-Mrs evelyn
Best, Wite. Muskegon
cRFssvAv PFC. SAMUEL. K-Mrs. Aud
rev ! Gresham VIE Eas, lansing
CROMWELL G SGT. GEORGE Mrs
Zef'te n. Cromwell VIE Ann Aroor,
pEPYPER. PFC MARcEL-Mu. Mary
DIS FRMiA PFC KEITH. AIRS Clara
D. DToony wife. Kslsmaroo.
ELLIS T SGT. RICHARD c.-Mrs Ida I
'EI;secHEIBAcSH' SGT NEIL A-Mn Edns
o. Eschelbach. mother. Ann Arbor
FLOWER. SGT WALLACE Mrs, Nora
FOLTs PVT CLIFFORD M-Mrs Alpha
FoIts, wife. Cladwin.
GRILL. SGT PAUL s-MrL Charles
clllI 70 ,Ivv m2hsr pFC SssinsE sEer E-Nr. ymm,
Gurnee. mother, Elise.
HILL. PFC. JOHN MFRS. Charlotte Hil
HILL. PFC WILLIAM J-mu Ella L
HOLDEN PFC CREIGHTON D Mrs Jean
HoMMiYcA PVT RAYMOND F-mr'
F,5ogce ,,ous Hommns1 y, VIC Celia uow.
'Hf-iT,srEbS' PVT WILLIAM IR.-wmsm Z
Hustled. father. Auburn Heights
IopPIF. SGT MAURICE WIS. Eleanor
Joppe wife Nashville
LANGERAK. PFC HARRy--Mrs An,onis
Laugerak mother Grand Rapids
/ LhTvALA PVT vA1NO A-Nrs Minnie
'r,tI.ToeTAYsKr PVT PIT rENpY Mrs,
Violet Lutos'snski .~Iie "ayand
MURPHY. PFC. RoRFRT L.--Mrs Dorothy
2. Murphy. wife. Pontiac
/ NEKERvGs SGT WILLIAM F-Mrs Mary
NYKANEv PFC ANsTI E-Mrs Mary
Nysansn. mother chatham
/ PFNOYEP. PVT BYRON u-Mrs Fran
CTS L Penoyer wife Lansing
RANSOM. SGT WILLARD AIRS. Dora
PoRiNso%' PIC CARL Mrs. Rose
Robinson. mother Melvin
STEVENS PVT THOMAS A-Mrs. Bertha
stevens. mother 50 Clair
SwIGFR T = CECIL p Carl G SwiEer
SyuATsYi Pvr AvTu0Nv Mrs.
stella Symaush mother Pontiac
THOMAS PFC WAYNE U--Mrs Adde
Trunr. mother. Carson cts
TIFNHAARh PIC mATT-Mrs Anna
TisuHaara Rife Winona
TDWATFp CPL JOHN - Mis- Mary
TrvafrT mother Spring creek
TURNER PFC KENNETH q Mrs Lula
Turner vi'r Flushing
WrTZFL PFC ARTHUR p Mrs Betty
r WC'7cl wife Jackson
WWFTUNG PIC THEODORE C-Mrs
Charlotte Matthews mother L'AuSs
WHITNEY PVT CLIFFORD Mrs Iona
Whitney. wife Ecldiup
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-26
Armed Youth
LOOiS Safe

Police today sought a we'll
dressed young bandit who last
night held up the manager and
took $500 in cash from the safe
of a market at 1884 w. Warren.
The manager, Leo Lulko, 80. OF
1880 TNventy-eighth, told police
the bandit stuck a gun in his back
as he was locking the front door
of the store at 10 p. m, then
forced him to open the safe.
The bandit appeared nervous,
he said, and when he stopped 10
pick up the money from the safe,
the gun went off. the bullet hit
ting the safe.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-26
Mrs. NJ 'CorniCk
Rites Monday

Funeral services for Mrs. Ida
Quincy Mccormick, daughter Of
one Of Detroit's prominent early
families. who died yesterday in
her home at SOS Dexter, viii be
held in St ThereSa'S Church, Red
ford and Quincy at 10 a. m. Mon
day.
Burial will be in Mt. Elliott
Cemetery.
Mrs. Mccormick, rs. is survived
by her husband John j.; five
sons, Thomas. Joseph Cyril, Ed
ward and Vincent, four daugh-
terS, Mrs. kathryn Lahey and
Mary, Angela and Virginia Nc
Cormick, and eight grandchildren,
all of Detroit
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-26
Fugitive Held
BN FBI Here

Henry Walters 30 of Alma
who escaped last October from
Iall In Green Bay. WIS. where he
was awaiting transfer 10 prison.
today Was held by The Detroit
FBI.
He was arrested yesterday for
dllcgodly stealing a car March o
~ Feieee ard d.tvtnr n ~ Mon
roc. According TO Burton +.
Wand assistant FBT chief Wal
tors admitted escaping from the
Green Bay iall willie under sem
tenCc of one 90 FIVE years for car
theft. three to eight years Tor
burglary and one 90 10 years for
robbery armed.
He is held under 5000 bond.
pending examination next Friday
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-26
-Downey Sings
AT Ad(rdft Fete

Morton Downey, tenor of stage
and radio, proved definitely that
the Irish had a way about them
in his guest appearance at the Ad-
craft Club luncheon yesterday in
the Statler ballroom.
Do@ney appeared under the
auspices of the Detroit Coca
Cola Co.
Downey drew a record crowd.
He described his experiences in
the European war theater and
followed with a complete program
of request numbers including
everything from 'Mexicali Rose"
10 Mother Machree.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-26

DICK. PVT FRANK T-Mt. Emma ?
DIR nirNts i, py4 pt4s GF6pcE sg6eSToE M, ,,,.,b
Ditntr, mother. fl2 Grove. WyancOtte
DUBAY, PvT wGIFRED Mrs Rosemary
V Dubs, wife 500 Marlin Royal OAK
Dubuque, mother 2io z. Gresndse.
.FANcIL, PVT GLEN Mrs. BsuIsh Fan.
ell. mother l4'A seventeenth.
CMEISER % 1T ROBERT c-Mrs.
I9 obroFB f'ns5 Fyr "3lh f2fq s2MSpg Ms1y
Wheeler sister lg334 Stolier
GRIFFIN, PVT ALEXANDER J--Mrs
Martha TononA, grandmother. 2o4i Trow-
HowsE. PVT. ROBERT c-Mrs. Eleanor
HUBBARD. 7 S GEORGE MN Eunice
Line
JAszcZUK. PFC. HARRY s,-MrS Mary
Z. Jasiezuk. wife. ssl7 Feleh,
la LoNDE PVT. BERNARD F-Mrs
Priscilla La Londe mother 2o6S Meade
LAWRENCE PFC CHARLES AIRS.
Sarah Lawrence, mother. l27ls woodrow
LEE. tt CLARENCE A-Mitchsn Lee,
er9oiaer a3o7 ,rH HUDSON nsrrg,,r,, =,
/ LUKAWY, T s JOHN-Mrs. Nellie Lukswy.
mother 222s Fiorisn H.1,rr2tr9smcs -.
LYNCH. HNI. hfNJhaIlN J -MTt. agnes
A. Lyncn, wife. 500 Grsndy
/ MASTERS PFC FRANK Up Mrs
Made Masters mother. sel2 Grand River
/ NELSON. PFC SIGFRED A Mrs Marie
Nelson. mother 1892 Maylow Hazel Park
/ NOvAK SGT BERT MINIS. Ssbina
Novak, wife, a35 Ferry
! OUEtIETTE. PVT. LAWRENCE--Aiss Cain
/ crime ouelletts. wife. 2o6s Twenty-hfth.
PUROL PFC WAITER Edward Purol
/ brother. 4633 Campbell.
! SOKOLowSKI. PFC JOHN-Anthouy Soko-
! loWSN father. 47O3 Fifty-second.
| sUGGS sfsGT ERNEST Mrs. Odessa
Rivers, friend, 65l4 vinewood.
TAYLOR. PVT. LAWRENCE JR Mrs
/ Bessie TAYLOR mother $3.50 RUGS.
! TEPFENHART PFC. JOSEPH s--MrS
Mary P Tepfenhart. mother. sse River
bank Lincoln Park
/ TERKiAN. PFC CEoRGE-Nirs. Jennie
Tcrkisn mother. 2747 Vinewood
/ TOBIN. PFC NORMAN G Mrs. Genevisys
IH Tobin Vite. 4sl7 Ninewood
TROMBLEY CPL WESLEY T-Mrs
vida l. Tromhey, wife, l4ss5 PsrkErove
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-26
Relief from
Pile Irritation

~ years ago a Buffalo druggist
created an ointment for relief from
the itching and smarting OF Piles II
brought such quick cooling, sooth-
ing, astringent relief that it's tame
spread throughout the country and
'hiade Pctersou'S ointment IA.
.vorite in thousands OF homes. Ask
your druggist for 3jc box of Peter
sons Ointment today or GOc tube with
applcator Money hack II you are not
delighted with relief
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-26
Honor Roll
Official Casualty List

The department public the of LIZA soldiers
killed 81 from Michigan rs from
Detroit The department also the of 3
soldiers wounded the European 3 from Michigan 81 from
From the department the names OF POI casualties
Michigan three from the Detroit
Michigan Deroer missing action In all
notified and kept informed of
hang IN SIS
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-26
ARMY WOl MED
European Area
Detroit

HFpLlH PFC PRANK Paul Berlin
F'.fr. l1Sos pyar Hamusm,s.
DFvOVIC PFC STFVF-Nrs Veronica
Dsr5lc mother. 465a Pumev
rT Sandy PFC ROBERT Mrs
Frances Dosandy mother 1908 Alter
Saturday, NJ.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-26

ANDERSON. SGT ANTON T.-Mrs Hulds
Anderson, mother, Stephenson
BALAwENDER. I'D 1T. cHEsTER-Mr.
Mary BaIaVcndrr mother RsVenua
BATES, 7 a ALBERT Y-Samuel A. Bates
BEKULIEU. PVT JACK Mrs. Lois +
Bfsa!eg RiGGs g3,6f s2sGT GIeiA GIIFeTFAR R-Mn Lois P
BiFfs P.SGf wife. Grand Rspia, . =.
BOLF. PFC FRANK-Mrs. Mary Bolf.
mora mqTyRPAIScH I'n'TSsl- PFC ' ROBERT w-wsns l.
Branch father. White Cloud.
CAYAvERA, PFC JOHN c.-Mrs June II.
COOPER PVT HOWARD L-Mrs. Berna-
dette CoopeL wife Grand ESpidss A.
,,, CRqsGHEE5 Gt5.cbsr, fa,her :" ssut T STE Marie
DE YOUNG. PVT. CORNELIUS F-Mrs.
Lena L De Young, mother sarsnse
ELo. slsGT FRANK JR-Mrs. Evelyn
" EMERSON. s>sGr ARLo Mrs. Eliza
beth VI Emerson. wife Brooklyn.
FtsHNfElsTER. PVT ROY Mrs. Rosa
lie Fishmeister. mother, Jackson.
CEIR. PVT ROBERT E-Mrs. Marion
''tiT tGiRAHAM PYr SiI' NEIL D-Mrs. Mary L
- tG3FffF.S;ENSKsio1' 3ff.; PVT JoHN-mrs. wniired
GRURBA PFC RAYMOND Mrs Martha
II. Glubos, mother. AiHwa.
HAMILTON PFC oMEP M-Mr Carrie
Hami,,2g mothGi, Fetid ,SlllE,, Ne. ,,r-
TIA 'HthAsRRWAib5T PVT LEON P-Leonsrd ?.
HsrrrT4.dl fs,gsr otia"s Lax ,,,,.-. A,
HG15iF HSi.N'si wie Eay citi
HINES scr lack BINS Vera Hines.
"r'T HobGE Sif'' s8sGT SET JAMES Mrs Frieds
HovNG. PVT SANDER r Mr., Arleus
NJ. Houng. wife Holland
JOHNSON. PFC ANDpFw-Mu Minnie
johnson. mother. Hudwnviiic.
KELLEY. 1sr 1T. PETER Mrs Laura
! Kelley. wife. Grand Rapids
KOON SGT VIRGIL Mis- Darlene NJ.
KovscH. Pc JOSEPH G-M-s Margaret
x5I,gs Eqys'n pTr VIE. cEoiggs5rAyrlY-mrs Eig5 Anna
Krups, mother South Haven.
LOOMS. PFC. voLNEy L.-mrs viola
Lo0mh mother. Ithaca.
mAIEpoRr PVT MELVIN J -Ms Bsr-
MATvEIH. 30 TT DONALD E-ETest
MAYNARD. SGT THOMAS NJ Mrs Cora
u.poHAfp ei5Ssaa "'is Pvt r''af GRRHfB E1Il'' m-
Umelnc Mcdonald. wife. East Lan.inl
NFRpILI PVT RoRERT c-Mn Laura
MFPRlMAN. SGT RICHARD C-MIa Amy
Ny riHan. mother. Dorkc. Vile
NVSKOv1CH SySCT JOSEPH C.-Mrs
Amanda Nisroyirh mother Wakefield
MORRIS PFC KARL y Mrs Phyllis
,,yFrS cpi STSvrFv p -Arfs Irene
A. Myers wife Ttompsomllle
NAPIER PVT. GEoPGF Mrs Mar
r4.ff SapisI vife Yrsianft
NEW SOM PFC CHESTER Mrs sarah
4 NeVsom mother Buchanan
STFMFYFR PVT EARt E-Mi' Geefeins
? Niemeyei wife SaTiuaw.
OLSON T.5 WILLIAM E-A'rs Edith
Olson mother. Ludingtor
PPOSsER PFC HFREFRT Mrs Vivien
E--I4--1egr u4t.---3 -3.+-.s-sf-+t
r1rr~SCr- ryT rrc7 F=vTy G0,dTe z
Robinson mother Sundea
eruoPVAcK. PFC JOSEPH E-Mrs
Bertha erhomagk moihe. Hgtuur. Bcgch
SWrrTe PVT HOWARD Mrs Della
NJ -Hutcs mother Three Rivers.
uRES. PVT RUSSELL O. William uren
father. Iron River.
vAILEAU PFC HAROLD F-Mrs Leob
vsIaau mother. Dearhnr.
NFr Tr0u-t SGT JOHN Mrs
Frances Stone WofNrT Kalamazoo
VENTURE PVT tSGtf0 J-Nrs Nahle
D ymuH wife. ou'r Issr
WAKEFIELD cpL HAROLD O -Na Laura
wlNENS PFC ALBERT n-Nr "a rut
WI.rHs mother Battle trrrN
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-26
2 From Michigan
Freed I'm Philippines

Two more Michigan persons
today were listed by the war de-
partment among interned prisons
ers released in the Philippines.
They are John Connors OF Gale
donia, and Joyce l.. Mordy of San
Jose boulevard, Birmingham.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-26
ARMY DEAD
European Area
Detroit

EFFEs PVT JOSEPH s.-Mfs Ellsbeth
Bc,,s mother s7ae onet- &C..
Bissils VIE 2Is4 Huotard
BROWN SGT GORDON WINS Ann J
Brown wife 5s6Il G,snvood. wayne -.
Brown, wife. aoi9 " warren.
CRooKER. PVT CovILLE C Mrs. Elsie
crookeE. mother. 1908 Blaine.
cACNON rs JOSEPH B.-Mu EmmsS
Canon mother 223 Richter River Rouge.
COTKOWSkT s SGT. JOSEPH W-Mrs.
Angeune Gctkowski. mother, l245s Maine
HANKINSoN. & SGT. LEMARRE Mrs
Marie Hanklnson. uother. l54so RoseisNn.
KASPAR PVT THOMAS A-Mrs. ht5ry
KsspsI mother. 2sle Bgrisge -.
KAYsER. PVT. GERHARD W.-MrI Clara
Niy,i KiIsEFTi T4ih'G cAPf RuPFRf ffff Mar
ssrct r. Klemetu. wife, 96l4 Kreger, War
KLISH PFC. RAYMOND J.-Mn Theresa
Klsh mother 1921 Grant. Lincoln PARK
KROIL. PFC GEORGE T.--MB. Mary
Knoll. mother. 544o Dubois
LITTLE PFC. HARRY MS Beatrice
Little wife, 214 Watson.
LOMPRA SGT LAWRENCE p Mrs. Ksth-
crime L0mpla, mother. ll66s steel
MAsIAK. PVT RUDOIF-Mrs Irene Mary
MasiAk wife, 1851 hedhury.
MILANAK 7 5 JOHN Mrs Henrietta
4. MilAnak. Sife. l2lf Hart.
PERKINS, 1ST 1T. JOHN A w X. Per
kins father 14740 Archdale
POWANDA, 7 GEORGE-Mu. Mary Po-
wanda wife, 1886 HUI.
PROFIT, PFC EVAN W-MH. Flotsie Y,
Profit, wife. b4I1 Maple, Dearborn.
SANDERS, CPL. CLARENCE v,-Mrs Betty
J. sanders wife l46ll Sussex.
SCHIAGLfONE PFC. SAMMY P-Mrs Rose
SchiAgli0ne. mother 7643 Durand
sEGEL PFC JACK s.-Mrs Ruth ssSel'
wife AO7H RiChtOu
SWEENEY = SGT JOHN William :.
Sweeney father 1851 Indiana.
SYMIN. PFC STANLEY F.-Mrs. Caroline
NJ Symin. mother. l94Oo Lamont.
TONDREAU. PFC JAMES Mia. Betty
NJ Tondyeau. wife. 1903 Chatneid.
WALKER PFC EARL Mrs Alice NJ
Walkcr mother. 5l0g Pelham DehIooIn
WISNIEWSKI PVT EDWARD Mrs
Mary Wlsniewsd, mother, 1856 Arcoa,
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-26

believing In People we love is tremendously i'm.
portant 1t is the strongest tie can have to those
We specially when the complexities of
life make things unclear and confused says
famed radio commentator Gabriel Heater
Nowhere have | seen this truth of life better
illustrated than in the gripping story entitled From
A TO z in the current True STORY MAGAZINE No
wonder True STORY is so widely considered
contribution TO better living. as well as source
of outstanding reading pleasure for millions
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-26
NAVY WOUNDED
Detroit

ana Ms sterling Davies. parents. 94o4
sylvester.
NfAcDONAGH- MAXINE CPL ROBERT d
Mrs Myrtle Nehis mother 625 Charlotte.
PIERCE Ct-NNER'S MATE { JOSEPH
MiS Beulsh Shaffer. sister o2lo Wildemere
OutState
DFVP1ES SGT PETER--Wr and Mrs
Walter DeVrics parents. Grand Rapids.
NfEWfADOMSET PFC JOSEPHINE and
NJ stephen Nlcwisdomsh. parents. Grand
Rapids
SICUf1NSKY PFC EDWARD Mis-
ANN o Cf.Yfinkky mother Tlfuf
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OutState

ANDERSON. SGT ANTON T.-Mrs Hulds
Anderson. mother, Stephenson.
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CANAvERA. PFC JOHN G.-Mrs. June II
Canavcra wife Norway
COOPER PVT HOWARD L.-MrS. Bena-
dettP Cooper wife Grand Rapids
CROSCHEFE SGT. LAWRENCE B-Ar-
thur J. CrOschefe, father, Sault ste, Marie
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ALLEN PFC PHILLIP Mrs. Alice NJ
Allen mother Roscommop,
ANDERSON PFC WALTER V-Mrs
Caroline Anderson, mother lronWood
AUSTIN PVT EVERETT B.--Kenneth 4
Austin. father, Pontiac.
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WALKER. PFC EARL Mrs Alice NJ
WsIkrr mother. b7Oq Pelham. Dearborn
WISNIFWSKI PVT EDWARD J Mrs
MARY WlsnieWSL, mother, 1886 ArcolA,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-07

dolgo tu. Danes No xna tako "a
bavati kakor druge dni. Ali poi
des spat!'
"Da, TO noe ne DO prav n1irno
In zato pojdem malo pref v po-
steljo. Rozamarija, cez deset
minut moras bitf v postelji."
"Ne, ne reci tega, Frid. Niti
ocesa ne bonn mogla zatisniti. O,
te brauneske nevihte!"
"Bati Sc ii nj treba, sarlota.
Ponnisli samo, kako dolgo ze sto-
j stara omara in koliko neviht
je ze prestala. &c SO DO kaj Ego
dilo, me daj, prosim, poklicati. !"
Knez gre in Sc pri vratih Sc
enkrat obrne. Kaksna je danes
Rozamarija,-kakor bi bila ma
slikana, in vendar Be nj videl mic
podobnega. Ma misel mu pride
pesmica:
"Tedaj 81 hG krGlje0G, i
je slato krono z-glave vselo."
Kako, da Sc je prav tega
spomnil? L. katere pesmi je ze?
"NikoI saistG Sc se$a -. Il
o, pregloboka coda je bila; "
zveni v MEM dalje. Pc Fkaksnih
cudnih potih Sc potikajo misli!
Rozamarija sede spet k po-
stelji. Ma smrt je utrujena, toda
name taksne ne SINE pustiti. LIE
predobro pozna nemirno plapo-
lanje v njenih lepih, rjavih
oceh. z mehkimi rokami posku-
sa bozati mamino cello in hrbet,
toda danes je vse zastonj, strah
pred nevihto kneznji ne da "a
spati ali pa skrivnost "a Ste
no z rozami? Stoka, vzdihuje in
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-07

= presastava 20 posteII, u spst
- zdi, kakor bi svigala 70 pssm
tlnem robu neba, dalet naoko-
\ se vidi skozi grajska okna,
povsod kvitlku ognissd snopi.
Mrtvasko tho je in vendar va
love po zraku trzajoce luci, zdaj
- pokaze v daljaVi rumeno p6e-
nieno polje in spet izgine, vas,
Oerkyeni zyonik, potem temaI,
obrasel hrib in oh njegovem po-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-07

bocju yifnjssd planaeni. zastoroy
ni mogoce sapreti, ker je sopari-
ca cedalje bolj svincena. ce jh
Rozamasij1 zapre pred igro
svetlobe N aenc tam zunaj, za6-
ne toziti kneznja, da 10 duSi, n
spet jih mora odpreti.
Ali smem It'll spat, mama?
Poklicala bonn gospodicno Berg
mannoyo. "
(DGlje PriAodHji6)