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The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-08-16
WHITE West COAST CHURCH
WOMEN BACK FIGHT
FOR FEDERAL FEpC

PORTLAND, Aug. 16 (ANP) -
The church in this state has joined
the fight for the enactment of a
federal FEPC through the United
Council of Church Women and the
Oregon Council of Church Women.
The church groups are headed by
Mrs. Max Resher, Oregon Council
of Church Women; Mrs. l. George
Mace, western area vice president
of the United Council of Church
Women, and Miss Ruth Haefner,
chairman, the Social, Industrial
and Race Relations committee. The
FEPC campaign here is being di-
rected by Mrs. Ann Arnold Hedge
man.
They have distributed 5000 hand
bills under the title, "FEPC is the
first step toward peace" and have
issued instructions to residents here
and throughout the state on how to
apply pressure on congressional
representatives in behalf of the
pending FEPC bill.
Mrs. Nace's organization said:
"This agency is one for which
the United Council of Church Wom-
,en have stood firmly from the be-
ginning, believing that the protec-
tion of minorities from discrimina-
tion in employment was a moral
obligation under a democracy"
According to records of the tenn
porary FEPC, 85 per cent of it's
cases have been based on discrimi-
nation because of race; only seven
per cent involved creed and the re-
mainder grew out of objections to
hiring aliens or persons Of Japa-
nese or German origin. Most of the
discrimination cases grew out Of
the refusal to hire Negroes. Next
came the refusal to promote them
into skilled or supervisory jobs.
In the South, outside of farming,
the Negro has had to compete more
and more with whites in recent
years for jobs that, since the days
of slavery, have been regarded as
purely Negro jobs. Even in coal
mining, lumber mills and railway
maintenance of way work, he no
longer has monopoly. There were
few Negro factory workers in the
south up to 1910. Only $4,000 of the
635, 900 southern textile workers in
1910 were Negroes. Most Of these
were laborers and porters. Domes-
tic service was the only virtual
monopoly left to the Negro in the
south.
In the north, he had a better
chance to get job, but was kept
out of many of the more desirable
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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27
NorseMissiion
Founder Dies
Obituaries

Funeral services Wiz be held
Thursday afternoon in Norwegian
Lutheran Church GriggS and
James Couzcns, for Mikal Fred
erick Kildal. 5S. Of 1910 Highland,
who died yesterday.
A native Of IIar>tad Norway
Mr.. kildal was long active IN
Detroit church work and hc was
founder and president of the
Morse Scaman'S Mission. He was
an active member of the board of
tho Emmanuel Methodist Church
for l5 years lIc was an associate
momheF 81 the scandinavian Sym.
phony Orchestra. a member ri tho
Morse Civic Association and Of
War Llv of the Norwegian
Lutheran Church
SURVIVORS include his widow
Esther G; ttpo sons, St. NJ &c
Theodore who was homo on tcavC.
and Morris and A daughter, Mrs
Margaret Potts
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27
E..D.Clapp
Funeral


Funeral for Edgar John Clapp
IS. Of 1874 Whitcomb, will be
conducted by the Rev. William
llamm at CavsnAch Funeral
Home, 100 w. Kirby, at 2 p. m
tomorrow.
A native OF Ithaca, ~. Y. Mr..
Clapp had been a registered archi-
tect in Detroit for 35 years and
was associated with the White
Star Division Of the Socony
Vacuum Oil Co. lie was a mem.
ber Of the Michigan Society Of
Architects, the American lnstl-
tute OF Architects and Oriental
Lodge No. 240. r. 4 A. NJ.
Survivors include the widow
Mrs Matte ~ -Clapp two daugh-
ters Mrs. John Osgood Hart and
Mrs Taul II Dudeck; two sisters,
Mrs. Edith Brown and Mrs Flor
ence Upton. a brother. John +.
Clapp, and a granddaughter.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27
Tokyo Raid Kills
Viscount, Wife

NEW YORK. ,Junc Is tINS)-
In announcing today that funeral
services would he held in Tokyo
Friday for Viscount KikuJiro
lShii. noted japanese diplomat
tho Japanese Domci agency re-.
vCalcd that ViscountcSs Ishli also
had been killed IN the May 25
SupcrfortreS> raid on Tokyo
ON May 80 Dome reported that
fShiI former Japanese foreign
minister and member Of the privy
council. was believed TO have been
killed In tho great raid which
lcNclcd the heart of Japan's
capital
NlScount IShii was 20. In 1913
he served as japanese ambassador
10 Washington.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27
Cecilia kasmeski

4 requiem high mass will be
SAID al 9.15 a. m. tomorrow for
Mrs Celilia KasmeSki, II, of l0734
F.. outer Drive. Al Patronage of
st Joseph Catholic Church, 1925
Culver.
She is survived by nine daugh-
tcrs Mrs. Jenny -Griss atwhese
home she resided. Mrs. Louis Ant
yaLl Mfs keena Sehatow, Mrs
Veronica Boehmke. Mrs Virginia
jacques. Mrs. Grace Mckenzie,
Mrs Helen Trautan. Mrs Bernice
Mondarv and Mrs. Mary Lewal-
SKI. and TWO Sons. Clarence and
Frank, and ID grandchildren. all
OF Detroit.
The body is ~ the A. II Peters
Funeral Home l2057 Gratlot.
f5uTTat VIII be m MI Oliver Gene
terry.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27
Hugo Rosenbusch

Hugo RoScnhuSch.. J5 or S74
Nottingham Crosse Pointe Park
service and maintenance man for
Gochcl Brewery GO and a son Of
-nne-et-iA iA4-tt-trrrr;rr original
directors VIII be buried In Forest.
lawn Cemetery tomorrow after
noon ---------
Mr. RoScnhHSch dicd Sunday a.
his home He -l~ survived hy MS
wIfc, Maholc two brothers. Hcr-
man Superintendent ri t+1r >tr0tT
Brewing Co and Carl an engineer
With the Detroit water board and
one sister. Or Tockia Jocl. Of
Crosse polnto Park
fUUoT1f ScTYICFS VII Ic con-
Quoted A. = p m tomorrow At
tho A. II pe'ors tlncraL Hnme-
T2O5T Grailnt bN inc Rcp Charles
-kesL-ne- :; ;t-i,7f- ,3i,7ff-4- - : f-grr- p -grrz-
eelIehA Gfititt-fi
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27
Policeman Dies
Of Heart Attack

Patrolman IuNerne Mo cNallN,
"a. OF 15Ol9 Steele, whose ono
man traffic cleanup Of hIgi1
school speedcrS and reckless
drivers in 1871 earned him city
wide attention, died early today
Of = heart attack
4 Detroit policeman since 1888.
NcNallY suffered the attack al
his home and was taken 10 Re-
ccivinG Hospital where he died
al 2lO a. m Fellow workers at
Sehaef 4 4 4 rrTr7 where if1r wcrkt-tt
ife n afternoon shift sard that NJ
had complained Of fatigue upon
leaving the station AZ midnight
10 had been attached 70 the
-rr0'orcYcle division at the sta
tIon since 1913. Two years earlier.
n an effort 10 prevent an in
crease in traffic accidents among
Scl4ool children on the northwest
side Of the city, he arrested
scores Of teen age drivers and
haled them into traffic court He
WsS awarded a precinct citation
a wife and one child survive.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27
Why congressman
Want TaX.free $500

of his district lodges. fraternal
organizations -apd-sa-e eH.-fpe
found that averages 500 A
month or $1,000 a year. and
leaving $4,000.
II MEANS In the last analysis,
that only man with independ-
ent Income can afford TO he a
congressman"
a listener asked him:
But the S2.500 additional. or
500 less than your tax deduc-
tion, would make everything all
right ."
yes, sir" said the congress
man.
And the taxes. Didn't the
congressman vote for them all ."
The congressman remembered ;
COMMITTEES meeting and ducked,
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27
Herman R. Schmitfiinq

Services WITH bp hsid Al the
Schrraiz-icdt Funeral Home. l66Z5
Grand River Al p m tomorrow
fur-ffrrraU r SChmitriinc, 50.
NJ iitf2s Middle Bet. roaf Bur1st
HIII bc-!n Glen Eden Lutheran
iAriir-rr1ort1f Park
Mr. Schmitiling. 2 mllWTicht
AZ 'hc Ford Motor Co * sur
v7ved ty hlS~iie tWo sons Walter
a6d Herman r Jr. 4 daughter,
IN, Alice r Phillips, tWo SIS
tc-v. Mrs Meta Shotks and Mrs.
'T''fSrtSa B'ucFs. ard one brother
William all Of Detroit.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27
Service Wife
Ruling Made

WASHINGTON. June 26 1NS)
The war and navy departments
today announced that A WAVE
or WAC married TO a disabled
discharged veteran. or a disabled
member of the merchant marine.
viii be discharged upon her own
request
4 WAVE or WAC married 10 a
member Of the armed forces who
has been separated from the Serv-
ice. or released 10 inactive duty
for reasons other than disability,
will be separated or discharged
upUU- rrr request, providing she
hsS had-ene year Of active duty.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27
Considine Replies
In Bath House Row

Replying 20 complaints that
Belle Isle bath house was m dis.
repair, John J Considine, super
intcndent Of parks and recreation,
today told council that the bath
house dock. built IN 1907. was IN
the best shape IN - years
He said that the dock had been
repaired this year
\ shortage OF locker KEYS. he
SAID. has been remedled by use OF
a master KEY and keeping An al
tcndant on hand at all times.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27
Illinois City S Cafes
Close; Blame 0PA

MATTOON m Junc 26 INS1
- Eighteen of Natfoon 20 rts-
'auran's had closed their doors
today "nhc rho owners bL,mcd
the OPA
'ff-t1C Illinois Restaurant AsSocia-
ton charged that tho cii} eating
establishment were forced 20 close
because their owners We're with.
OF sufficient food or point, 10
obtain food
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27
sgt. ARTHUR J. woJE-
Michigan Pioneer Dies
At 100 in Caledonia

CALEDONIA. juno 26 James
l.. Smith, centenarisn Who lived
SO years in Michigan. died today
Al his farm home near here after
a brief illness.
A native Of New York. Mr.
Smith moved 10 port Huron al
the age Of IL. He worked in pio-
neer Michigan lumber camps and
later took up farming.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27

LOAN INTERVIEWER = Experienced In
small loans good salary. outstanding
prospects Tor advancement with rapidly
growing organization. Axe 81 10 50.
A.tna Eiranca lrIh Cass
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27
Fred J. Lawrence

Services TOR Fred J. Lawrence,
81 old time newSpaperman and
v Idcly known Masonic official
VIII bc conducted by tho Detroit
Commandcry No AZ 2 30 p n
Thursday In the ConSiStory Cathe-
G-ai Of Masonic Temple Nr. Law
renee died Yesterday in Woman'S
Hospital The body viii he IN
state from p m.
Born n Birmingham, England
on July II. 1857 Mr Lawrence
caro 20 America when he was s.
In the Ss0s hc worked for The De-
trout Tribune and then he went ~
work for The Detroit News He
rsf at1trSHrd ms own printing busi-
ness on lover Woodward avenue
n 1900
VI Lawrence for 40 years was
secretary Of AShlar Lodge No. ol.
r. & A " A. tho time Of his re-
trcncr' m 1910, Mr. Lawrence
Na, hon0rcd hy being named sec
rotary emeritus. the only man 10
be So honQrcd ln-ihe history Of
Masonry
Mr.. Lawrence who is survived
bS 4 sister. niece and tAo nephews,
II ~ c'tCvrtsnT,- ttved AZ so Webb
Frank B. Warren, 40 general
cogrSci of RCA communications.
In Ncp York.
rrno Rspee. *. musical direc-
Tor - Radio CITY Music Hall since
1882 died Unexpectedly today in
hIs New York apartment
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27
ntltnl tLme, N,,hlnrlnn nnfean

netr"t fimes Washington BnfeaB
WASHINGTON lune "a
Chicago Democratic congressman
vas arguing why tho S2.5pO IN
taxable expense account which the
representative W1Ri Is "A lalr and
necessary Nng
II get Si0,00O n year" he said
~ am n bachelor, 80 lose
$500 right oil tho hat in taNes,
leaving S1.i00 I have tn main
tain homo in my district and
that, a. n minimum, il auuther
S2.500 u wear, leaving me $1,000.
1T isn't talked about ont loud.
of course, hut political cam
paign expenses cost n congress
man $1,000 a wear. over his
term, leaving him So, He
has to buy tickets to activities
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27

Frank B. Warren. 10. general
counsel of RCA communications.
m New YORK.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27
Death notltes

noYLR-Jcssph Henry red June a.
bs 0yco son Of MI. and Mis Thomat i
Boyf. SCI York ST., NlndNe, desT
brother of Thomas p WinGsor Mithael.
'ust liberated from German prisoner
camp Douglas. ST Peters seminary
marguerite mexican FunetaI 8 40
funeral Home. ssS " London 81
windsor. 81 clare Church a. . a M.
CIAPP-lune IS i9A5-Edsaf Jaru
beloved husband 81 L0tiie dear father
Dudeck grsndtaiher ~ josephine
Anne Dudeck brother 'uf kCNh B.upu.
l0tn p Clapp and Florence Upton
tunersl from CsysnAuFh kunefaL Hans
loo " Kirby At CAS-. MedLrzcAl--
2 IN
June a. believed husband OF May dear
father OF MIS-. Rose GSlen. Harold A..
J0nn 2 Jf Nj. MARY riedier Mrs
Msrgaret FeTlAno and Ms Anna Fisd-
lef s0E u Mia As1s4Esi Hartford.
brother ot MN Mary CASSIDY and Mls
srsn1fsthsr Of l. grAndehildrsn Funeral
Thursday 40 = m. from A. II Prfrls
funrrsi Home l101T GIAtlot su1 q 40
~ Patronage Of ST. Joseph Church
h4-rfsKf=fuup - Cr.ftfs az
iol34 East Outer Drive vie ~ the
40 vincent cear n10'her uf Ma
&5'.' &55.'o. Nj, a,. 70 l. 4a,i: so.Sm... "" N, Ef
Jacques Mrs. X Mckenzie. ClarenCe
strt FRANK kasmrski Mrs J Tfsu'mAr
MIS- a. Mondsry end Mrs. G. Lessixks
grandmother of 10 ftandchndren. ~.
4 y Peter, Funeral home l2O57
Grs'iCt and el5 a. PATRONAGE o.
.L-Inzeph- -Castel--
KOZDRON Wanaa, June Is. beloved
caughter ~ Andrew and Victoria klf-
dron dear sister ~ Josephine. SET
Henry stanley Sister-in-laV O. Jean
Funeral Thursday 80 a. m. a. resi-.
dence l2273 Chelsea. and 10 a u. ~
-s.i-t.-ytr,- cf1urrn
MACHENDAsZ-Jack W. Of lAs70 Glen.
wood. June IS, suddenly. beloved son ~
a @+tAF--t -t--ttA-hferrsrr'- MsrneurauZ
dear brother 81 Mrr Jeanne Goeschei
!, soHsIsl s.,..i 'rtyies t',s. 2 En- Tsgrsdsy
PFIIfFfR-June 23--John Of 1900
Ch5TleyniN beloved hssbsnd ~ Eva
dear iather ~ Mrs Katherine Jung
i0Nn Pvt AicholA1 Gi!lism ssA
Hcnry and ArS- Elizabeth Hoffman sffo
John Engilm6n grsndiA'hsr ~ -
asmse' aos7 G.to, t. until rf''y wedns,1s; rsns,S
10 = N, IN state a. a. Peters Lu-
tNeran Church Chens and Pierce from
y noon ? o. m. Wednesday, time Of
service
kOSLSBt' sch June "a suddenly.
Hugo. Cf s74 nottingham. Crosse Points
PARK beloved husband OF Mabel EruSe
Roseneuich Gear brother Of Hermsn-
tsTr- DT TFyHTb JOY anc the tate Otto
Possnbusch Funeral service "wednesday,
, m-sEih1 A-E-Pf.f-z- Pune Z
Home 2nS7 -Gfstio, avenue
wITTLISG-Hermsn r. OF isi3s
Mode Belt road. husband of-knna be-
Owed father of walter Herman r Jr
and Mrs Alice Phillips brother o'
William Mis- Meta Shatkt ard Mrs
Theresa Bluege Services a. SChrAlz-
Fteet sons Funeral Hor1t f6625 GTHnd
stvrr Wrrurstsy ~ m
sTFwtRT-Juns %. Aiics y hslny,d
mCrTef ~ Dr.. XIX and Clifton aunt
of r John stewart Funeral from
Harvey A Nicely Funersl Home. 52s3
Msybury Grand wednesday st II N
Burial IN Fsnton Michigan
IBRoMBLFf-Edr1on berUvrd rus.
band oi Josephine. desr son of MIS-
Anne Thronolsy trsr brother n MIA
Helen Chaloi. M-.--<fEnevieye chiri
James Edward and John. Funeral
r2lesi al Gss5eI Btas. Moflasfs
Asek -trc Gsriauc. wrduryrSy
m and our LADY of sorrows
Church o. Q q. M Rosary Tuesday
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27

Ham,rsmck Mich
STRUCTURAL steel isyout men, ssa
eneed Apply Hudson Motor Car O,
11uy- fsyr JtfrsrE5n- AZ Connsf-
SURFACE Frfndsrs needed for I
vork So houf-sses top rstss Rc64
Enrin.srins Co. 3is Midland, q
Hamilton
TAiLOR-rRgssEp : Ms, 10 srperfes
on mems clothing, permanent. no nl
soft Personnel Dept Peoples Out
ting Co. so Michissn.
TOOL and tis bench hands ereeil
vofslnf conditions rood psy poos{
future sssnfsd Oid ss,shnahsd M
Mr. rhorss TO 1850 r. A Yo@
Spfins ana Wire Corp Hofbroct
Greeisy.
TOOL and a.. dssisnsrs, iav,ss I
cetsilsrs Apply Ryan Tool ana Z
neerins. 1879 John n Or s7s7 ~
root LArHE = phner hsnAs.
grinders. ana borinr mill oeefssosv.
hour .sss Apply rr-cs'i-o o
TOOL CRIB attendant. byrr.r. cd
tsri',r trpiy IN psrsor vtnc, Z
Hydraulic Division ,s4s ~
rooLNAKLRs on tool sstsr voss
ln,:sye 49, p~Sa
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27
Frick Reelected

GREENCASTLE. Ind. Juno 26
GNS)-vFord Frick. president Of
the National Lague was re-
elected 10 the point board Of
trustees and visitors Of De Pauw
University for q four.Year term.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27
DETROIT TIMES C-l5
MALE HELP WANTED

MEDIUM sire company requires tool cri|
man with ability % organize and tad
complete charge 400 So Rademsche}
VI l.0O1O
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27
Lupe S Furs Sold

LOS ANGELES. juno S lNS1
-FurS icwolry 4nd furnishings Of
tho late Lupc Nclcz realized up
ward, Of 500 600 in the auction
last week Louis Stanton. attor-
rcy for The estate said today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27

SKILLED and unskilled men wand
shop iourneymen oriy rpnl-mA
maintenance. bench. tool milling.
grinders, tool boring mill. cutter eyi1
ers. layout inspectors. machine RED
men, electricians. tinsmi'h. combtnAlI
weiders. and unskilied labor for sen1
Monday. through Friday, O. m %
noon saturday, take Plymouth thr0j
bus 10 plant. Detroit Diesel Engine d
sion. General Motors Corp, laloo
Outer Drive at Plymouth
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27
Life Sketches
Of Casualties

Today's biographical sketches
OF Detroit servicemen killed,
wounded missing and decorated.
according 10 official army and
navy releases and next OF kin:
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27
MISSING;

SGT. JOHN {. EDW ARDS. 10
B29 gunner May :. over Tinian
CaSS Tech graduate. IN service
TWO Years overseas January
l945; son Of MIR. and Mrs. CraIe
1890 NhitComb.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27

BENCH HANDS, drill press operators.
hone operators. internal and external
grinders and thread grinders Plant is
a. AL York street bn' sp;,iy ~ Repub-
lir Aircraft Products Division the AviA-
ton Curp.-SQ44- FAaefsl
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27

MACHINE designers. layout, dttailers,
f0f food machinery and dairy equip
ment Machine designing experience pre-
fprred. IS hours. Postwar future Apply
kS-Cell-O Corp. l4lol Third
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27
Boost Battery Output

WASHINGTON, June rs GNS)
The War Production Board re-
ported today that 4.700.o00 auto
motive batteries. an increase Of
900 600, will be produced during
the third ouarter.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27

BJT nEITsfs wanted WITH paS experience
General WOOD Products, 6425 " Vernon
BRANCH MANACER--For Detroit cffice
~ leading direct selling hrrr salary
ss-AsBss -sse~ii@nt EARNING poxsfnf,f-
TIES Telephone Mr.. Fruoerg 10 3
D -n-GA- -AA-A .at- q RF.aifat ftt.-ff -
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27

PUNCH nnishers. die BARRIERS and
ntters Apply Richard Brothers. iS(
East Milwaukee 80 -"
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27

PORTERs-Positicns open for With
capable men and boys TO work IN sAs'
stcrex,-alxo- fountain bus ooys. two Cd
yenient employ ment offices. A.
Twelfth. sOOl GrAfiot CunninahAm
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27

VINO eguisuons governing eligibility
for employment n you were last en-
pioyed as an essential or locally needed
ACTIVITY YOU must nave statement
OF availability II YOU are qualified for
employment In critical occupation you
must oe referred throueht the United
states Employment Service-World War
Il veterans Excepted
AIRCRAFT ENGINEERS - Here's your
CHANGE 20 help build PSI MUSTANGS IA
SOUTHERN California We can use d.
NFneTs stress ANALYSTS, mode. builders
serpdynsmicisis craftsmen and lofts
mtn see North American Aviation rep-
fesentAuVe A. your nearest USES office
AIRCRAFT tooHng designers checker
tsv7u' rnru isf8fIffS FTs1 T00T 4
Engineering co itiSq John r az
17e7 woodward
AIRCRAFT arc weiders. ceriihsd on
chror .vyiv aircraft tubular steel Top
rates. - hours pcr Hfek. Aero Product.
Co. 1850 Grstiot PR 1900
ior esf work sshoW week top rates
Robbins Engineering Co. SIS Midland
near Hsmilton.
ARC welders. experienced IN mild steel
and BE- able 70 Pass navy vertical trs'
Graham Paige Motor Csr Co, ssOs
west Warren
ARC WELDERS. lAyOut men. craftsmen.
assemhler. forernans clefs shear and
brake operators, punch press operators
sweepers and unskilled help. Apply en-
ployment office g. 40 % II 40 am.
20 N 3 40 . m Car Wood Indus
tries. 400 Connecticut
ARC wELDER Production welding
Must BE- experienced Bohn Aluminium
ard Brass Co, asia East Grand Blvd
corner a. Auhin
LARMQREp plsts vtlders needed. Apply
Brtrn M ca. ft63f Mack svenne.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27
PVT. ALFRED ". 10Th IS
NOl NDED
PFC. RALPH X. DIETRICH.

~ N ! X IlIN
May q Luzon .
h q : p ItallZed
r erCy Jones
awsrdadPt. IT.
pie Heart Fan
tana Bros en-
ploye in Serv-
iC r Au Z U st
1914 overseas
y q y c m b r.
1914; mother,
Mrs Carolina
r Diefr iCh.
6100 Seminole
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27
DECORATED
WARRANT OFFICE figl
LEONARD !. LAPINSKI. 26


LEONARD J. LAPINSKI. 26.
awarded Bronze Star tor hcroiSm
in New Guinea: Holy Redeemcr
graduate; Kelvinator Nash en-
plnye in service October. feii /
overseas April. 1912 wife. Mar
iory. Louisville. Ky. parents. Mr
and Mrs Konstanty Lapinski. 1884
Cavalry.
FIRST SGT. CHARLES y.
10th. awarded Bronze Star Feb
% for meritoriouS service in
Germany; in service February,
1912; overseas April, 1914 wife.
Judy, 1919 Lewerenz. fath er.
Menyhart 10th, 2490 Electric.
S/SGT. ARTHUR !. wOJE-
WODA, %, awarded Bronze star
for meritorious service in France
and Germany; in service, April,
1871; overseas juno, 1914 son of
Mrs Elizabeth Woiewoda, LenoX,
Mich, wife Louise, ll4i7Sq- -GaFdeni,
Highland Park.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27

; NA List F.:
Three outStatc soldiers dead,
nine wounded and one missing are
included in the list of Az casual
tics announced today by the war
department.
Naval casualties for tho out
state area total three dead and
10 wounded among the 374 listed
by the navy department today
In all cases next of kin have
been notified and kept informed
OF any change in status.
ARMY DEAD
PACIFIC ARIA
OeTphsDFP PAUL ? PFr ffuyrgBo NJ
A. -AsrgaIet T.. -ti-trzu6rr fiirr
PgASvFR riCHARD ". PVT. Son Of
William heasnsr, Jackson
sCHABRI. FRANCIS T.. PFC-son o.
Mu. Aar Sehshsl NunFer
ARMY WOUNDED .-
PACIrIC ARIA
bOHpAN WILLIAM s. PIC son o' Mrs
lBkETI.= I.=HILBLR- E. RvT.--EsiAhAnd- -ai-
- Marion J. Burkett. indiana
BrRzIcH lion G.. -PFc.-son Of Mn.
Mary burzicr, Po'en.
DAVIDSON pOBERT p PVT Son q
MI NsII0h N Davidson ksi'msroo.
pEFiEY- FREDERICK VT SGT -iIus-
band Of Ma Lorraine Pefsy. Msnisiee.
EOcKwElL- MERRITF PFC -H-o,hrr-
~ ChsfIo Ho,keeI. Cisfkstor.
sTEINBRINK. IRWIN PVT husband ~
Nj yfg'rh s'einbrns Nsw Haven
STEVENS EDWIN L. PFC.-Son oi MIS-,
Myrtle Stevens Eau Claire
.H-=-
.VhT CoETHEM ROBERT At Son Of
Mrs jeanette Van Coethem. NORWAY.
ARMY MISSING
PACIFIC ARTA
nESCHECY EDWARD T.. PFC Son o.
Mrs Cit-S Benchscs FiIni
NAVY DEAD
ByRRY. cEARLES DupLEY. crL
Berry Custer.
HEUsEI. ROBERT WILLIAM PFC ,
usmcR-. rsrsnu M snd Mrs.. william !
f{A+f-st--t +fsft a -A--
RIsTEA RICHARD tEo PC. UswcP-
PARENT M sno Mrs. john KistSs Jackson.
NAVY WOUNDED
frrv1S- -rr1FES EUCEKE rPi- t'sWCp
-Psfrfftt. NJ zl5 . II+AeaHte - Fassf5
jsCi son
GLAzfER WILLIAM MARTIN CPL
UsMC-Psfenu. NJ; and MA william ~
Cfis1ef Crane pspi1r
GUSs John CALVIN set. usMCR=
PTFfr's vi sof VI, hcheri A Gum Co
lDm.
- VISIT ----0TT7 -FWEr PVT NSNCR
--Fsther. Henry C ksissr. wiilismsburf.
NUREMBERG IAvEps CLARK PVT
HCR-Hushanr ~ N-s IA A surenhsrf
Miiofa Bfothef. hsies SurenocrE. Pom
'isr
osDWAY HAHOiD Jay pYc rsMc-
N0fnsf Mr. ANITA Dunh2l Mount horfh
rst.rr rrrrrr- rrE,- t,sMEn
---A.tA>---trTt. Funcff ~ Bower Lsss city
PAQUETrE VERNON Earl PVT
USMCR- Parents M. and NJ Ssmusi
PERKINS ASsE.- i.EMiigi--is---EaE.s-- -
LSnER-FAth~-- trrsrt- e.. frrTIUF 81 Farfon.
sKIEEEn- HApRi - -. - f.f.f.-
UsMcR-Husosni Of Mrs RUN G. skinner.
Flint
49, Tu,sdoy. June rs 1915 49,