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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-22
A. "A. H. Special

American Metal Hose Aircraft Dept. Foremen and Employees made up two softball teams that went at it" last night to a 17-8 result for the Employees who came from behind 3-7 lead in the second in- ming to score runs in the third. Win Mancio hit triple with all bases occupied, good for three runs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-22

DoIph ComiIIi, Despite Borkins Dogs Thot Sent Him to Minors, May Do Red Sox Some Good

Mel Ott, who can still remember the mournful story Camilli recited two years ago.
 At that, he is likely to do some good for the Sox, who are now mingling with important people after spending the first three weeks of the season in the cellar. Dolph Camilli can still hit an oc- casional long ball. As for his com blaming feet-he can always soak them in epsom salts.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-22
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Home Runs
RACES ONLY IN FILM
(By United Press) NATIONAL LEAGUE

Hollywood still has it's little ironies, Frances Clifford thinks.
 An ardent racing fan, the Metro Goldwyn-Mayer actress won't have a chance to see a turf event for three more weeks.
 She's too busy making "She Went To The Races"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-22
A HOW zMY1 HS1AND|
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results Detroit ,, Cleveland New York IA, Boston Philadelphia at Washington (rain) (Only games scheduled)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-22
Games Today

Boston at Ebbets Field (S:30) New York at Philadelphia e, twi- light and nighD
 Pittsburgh at Cincinnati (night) St. Louis at Chicago
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-22
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results Brooklyn 9, Philadelphia ? Chicago ,, Pittsburgh St. Louis 4, Cincinnati O (Only games scheduled)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-22
Games TOfin~

UameS TOdny Philadelphia at Yankee Stadium Washington at Boston Detroit at St, Louis (night Chicago at Cleveland c, twilight and nighD
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-22
EASTERN LEAGUE
Yesterday (All games postponed)
Games Today

Hartford at Albany (2) Scranton at Elmira CD Wilkes Barre at Williamsport CD Utica at Binghamton
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-22
Games Tomorrow

Detroit at St. Louis (night) Philadelphia at New York Washington at Boston
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-22
Cannes TOalOrr0x

St. Louis at Chicago
 Boston at Brooklyn (night) New York at Phila adelphia
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-22

kid of six, was playing marbles in knee pants.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-22

Copyright, 1s45 King Features syndicate)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-22

YESTERDAYS STAR - Luis Olmo of the Dodgers, who took over the runs-batted-in lead in the ma- Jors with 49, picking up three witt homer and single in a g to 2 vic. tory over the Phils.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
Mrs. Alexander

Mrs. Annette Alexander,
who died Saturday at her
home, 1874 GilchriSt. after a
long illness, will be buried in
Windsor tomorrow. She was
so years old, and a native Of
Trenton, Ont.
Surviving are a son, Fran
els, Of Detroit; daughter.
Mrs. Louise Convllle. Comp
ton. Cal, and a sister, Mrs.
Agnes Parent. Toronto.
Funeral services will be held
in the JaniSSe Funeral Home,
S445 r. jefferson. at 9 a. m.
Service in ST. Joachim Church
will follow at $50 a. m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
Lost Knife
Kills Jap

Pvt. Fred Boyd 10 Of 456o
Roosevelt found MS stolen pearl
handled hunting knife IN a dead
Jap
1T was stolen while was
asleep one night In the jungle in
New Georgia" Boyd said a
month later while hghting on
Bougalnville I went into a
jungle clearing. Too late | saw
n Jap crouched against a tree
at the other side Of the clear
Ing. hit the dirt behind the
nearest tree, hut nothing hap
pened.
After about 10 minutes
went up 10 the Jap and found
my pearl handled knife with
my initials on IL sticking into
his chest"
Boyd is home on furlough after
two and one-half years IN the
army. and IL months In the south
Pacific He attended Miller High.
He is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Harris
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
Reveals Neglect
In Ndzi Hospitals

a wounded private who served
with the 33d Armored Engineers
is on his way home today from
Europe after revealing he re-
Ceived little treatment in two
German hospitals
He is Pvt Walter c Kahler.
son Of MIR and Mrs Edward
Kahler Of Richmond Liberated
April Is by the British Second
Army PVT Kahler spent two
months in hospitals in Dusseldorf
and four months In a SialaE, 30
miles from Hanover
"If II hadn't been for Red
Cross packages. ! would have
starved, the food was 80 had,
he told intelligence officers.
"Some wounded American sol
diers passed out from hunger
while waiting In food lines"
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
Freed in Reich
By His Brother

Pfc Theodore II. Sandeier. 81.
of $500 Lumpkin. liberated from
a German prison camp on April
% after eight months imprison.
nfent was surprised 10 discover
that his brother, Pfc r. y. Sande-
feF.was n member Of the tIBfFat-
inE force.
In letter 10 his wife. Louise.
dated May 4. Theodore said
The army took oNer Sunday
and X. ID. came in and found
me, ~ first ue didn't rrcoK-
nize each other. ! was never
more surprised In my life,
Sandefer was taken prisoner in
France last August. tWo months
after going overseas lie worked
for the General M0lnrA.L Diesel
dIFiSieR before joining the army
His brother. r. d, lived IN Ten
neSSee. II vas their first meeting
IN almost three years.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
Army Boosts Il
From Michigan

WASHINGTON. May q
OUPl-The wal department
today announced the names
OF q officers who have won
temporary promotions.
They include
MAJOR To COLoNEL
HoVcl cnber, &C Grand Rapids.
CAPTAIN To MAJOR
samuel G Lit'le NC Ann Arbo,
SpraEue n Gardner Nc Arm Arbor
Be-, r. Riohsy NC Detroit
isr, LIEUTEsaNT 10 CAPTAIN
Normsn J Goode Jr NC HAZE
ciemen, NJ. mcEiroy SC HiFhI.ne
PARK
3D To Isl LIFUTESANI
MARY c McElvee. -ANC. Bsitie Creek
Ma our p Green AnC Bay city
Mary p Beery WAC Bi-minFham.
Leonard Barnes Jr. ONO Cadillac.
Helen A Suani0lo ASC, Carson City
Ernest Smith. &C. Detroit
Earl A GerteDhouse NAV Detroit.
william A VINEGAR Aus Earle
Wilbur . Chspel SC Bovsl
Herbert " HysOnen. inf ircnvooc.
Fdward Shslbers Or AC Lansing.
Roy Thomas on Lansing
Wilism " Burk AC OwosE0
william Eichlsr. CaP. 50 Joseph
william Strouss &C YpsiiAnu
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
2POIicenlen'S Deaths
Blamed ON Speeder

had told physicians in ST Joseph
Hospital in Mt Clemens, about
the Spceder
The policemen were Gordon
McAllister. "a. driver OF the car
and Harry Davis. 3S Each is
survived by a wife and two chill
dren.
Cromwell and his wife. Emily.
were close friends of the Davis
family and had spent last eve
ming with them. Later the police
men called for Cromwell at Davis
home.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
) Seek $4,000
Held by Concern

Five DetroiterS filed suit in
circuit court today 10 recover
$4,000 which they said they
turned over 10 the Investment
Management Co. with Offices in
the National Bank Building for
the purchase Of real estate 10 be
held in their names.
The plaintiffs are Joseph Mil
grom and his wife Freda, 2677
Fullerton Jack Sempert 2644
Cortland: Snoden A. Williams, 6l5
Arden Park, and Willie Skinner.
9li r Euclid.
The suit charges that the money
was turned over 10 the firm and
its president Saul Katz between
June 15 and Nov 10. 1914. but TO
date the plaintiffs have received
no accounting.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
DECORATED
SGT. STEPHEN MacDoNELL,

SGT. STEPHEN MacDONELL,
p armored division, awarded
Bronze Star April 20 for meri-
toriouS service IN Germany; IN
service January. l943. overseas
December. l943 son Of Mr. and
Mrs Alex MaCDonell. 2444 Ash.
PFC. EDMOND {. MESQUIN
JR.. rs. signal corps awarded two
Bronze Stars for heroic action IN
Germany IN service FIVE years
overseas May. 1914 husband Of
Marion. father Of Norman, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs Edmond c. Mesquln
ST. 5246 Philip.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22

With little information ST. Clair
Shores police today sought
speeder who early yesterday led
a police car into a chase in which
The scout car rammed tree.
killing two policemen and Sc
riously injuring a civilian paSsen-
ger. The crash occurred at Jeffer-
son and Benjamin
Police Chief Harvey Champine
today planned 10 question the
passenger. Harold Cromwell, 30,
1864 Springle, a war worker, who
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
Henry L. Bickine

Funeral services for Henry
L. Bicking. 65. of $50 Lake
wood. who died yesterday IN
Harper Hospital. VIII be held
AT 2.30 p. m. tomorrow in
the c. II Curtiss Funeral
Home. sO45 Z. jefferson.
Burial will be in Forest Lawn
Cemetery.
Mr. BlCking was a member
of the Detroit Yacht Club,
The OptimiSt Club and Credit
Mems Association and Union
Lodge, F. and a. NJ.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
Norway, Denmark
kilograms Resumed

WASHINGTON. May 21-The
Western Union Co. has announced
the resumption Of international
communications between the u. S.
and Norway and Denmark. Only
messages in English. French.
Portuguese and Spanish may be
sent and no commercial codes are
permitted
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22

KARyAKEo. HUBERT A., 7 s-son o.
or Mrs. Myrtle KiIpDsrieh' s, Joseph.
LANE WILLIAM b. PFC Son Of Mn Eys
Lane. Pint
MAus ROBERT PVT -Husosno Of Mrs
Dorothy l.. Maus. white cioua
.PEPffvsKH JULIUS r PFC =ssf, u Hr5
Bertha Peplin'ki Aipens.
RITTEPsDoPF LEONARD w PFC son
of Nj Katherine Rittendori B'icing
STARK. CLARENCE PVT OF
oscar stark. Alpena-
WuLACKER. HAROLD JOSEPH PFC -
SaI. - siFs-t4-rest-Et Ettzs Jr-rT rf--sTEff WNitt
hall
PACIFIC ARIA
ELLISON PFC MAX NJ son o. H1 Maf-
EWlNc PFC. LLOYD R--sla q John
ENtnE Atpens
RAmEL PVT ARLo n -Hu,hsaa ~ Nm
HoRNE rre Claude R-s9n Of rtenss
A. Horne Guiiiord
HOWARD SGT. LYLE G Husband Of Hr,
Hetu N. Howard. Port Huron.
TFfSF 2 xtsT CTAHKW H-~on - Ma
Etaei n irish. asFinas
KKTP0EFN SGT GEORGE SEN ~ ",
MsrFarst K1iponen AfVUur Mine
KEENEDY- set HE;.s.tE- -C--G1n cf Mry
Ruin ~ KFnnecy isusiHF
KOSKELA PVT WILLARD Husband
% Mrs Lillian Koss's Ausntic Mine
MOORE PFC ORvILLT p Son - Mrs
Lena Moore, Grand RApiet
PRfDCEON. PFC ARDEN p son ~, Mrs.
Myrtle FricFeou. Wsldmau
TEEPLES PFC. ELWOCD G son o. Mrs
Ets BAILEY = Demott FIilt
TPZECIhK PVT STANLEY = -Hut5Anc "
Hu virginia 2 TfIeciAk -IAetsaf4- 4-
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
DR.. Hayden
Funeral SET
Obituaries

An outstanding career as a
student teacher -aad-iaStiiaF
affairs expert has ended with
the death Of Dr. Joseph A.
Hay den, former vice governor
Of the Philippines and adviser
10 Gen Macarthur.
DR.. Hayden died Saturday
in Walter Reed Hospital in
Washington. # eral ar
rangements have not been
completed. Burial will be in
Ann Arbor. where he was a
member OF the faculty of the
tHiFeHsitsEof Michigan from
1915 until 1911
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22

Pennington. three brothers and
TWO sisters; Stephrother. Pfc
Charles Lowery, killed in Ger
many. April p.
PFC. RAYMOND TUZINSKY,
26 paratrooper. FEB. Z, Germany
previously reported missing grad
uate Of Pershing High in service
July 1913 overseas one year. son
Of John Va. Tuzinsky, 3l44 Berry
brothers Cpl Joseph IN Germany
ID 1t Stephen in India and apo
George M the navy.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
lest We Forget-Lest We Forget
Michigan Battle Hero Roll

Two former Times carriers are
among today's casualties. One
was killed on Okinawa and the
other wounded in the Marianas.
a Stepbrother Of the dead
Times carrier was killed in Ger
many three days after his broth
er's death.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
But NO SERGEANT

Questioning disclosed the youth
was an ex-private, Robert r
Jones Of 1920 Woodward High
land Park. and no top-Sergeant AT
all. He produced papers to prove
his honorable discharge from Fl.
Bragg \. c. on Nov. 20 l943.
MPS from the River Rouge
camp. where NJ vas arrested.
took him 20 downtown Mp head
quarters and turned him over 10
city police. VINO are holding him
for the FBI.
Included in the youths display
of "heroism' were four wound
stripes Of World War l.
AND THEN SOME
In addition. he was wearing the
following
Two re-enliStment stripes. six
overseas bars tthree wears OF
service abroad, Distinguished
Service Gross. Silver Star Bronze
Star with cluster Purple Heart
with Two clusters. Southwest Pa
cific Ribbon with TWO clusters and
seven battle stars, European thea
ter operations ribbon with l. bat
tie stars, Liberation OF the Philip
pines ribbon. American theater OF
operations ribbon tpre-Pearl Har-
borl a good conduct ribbon, in
fantry combat badge, paratroor
Jump badge Presidential Citation
with two clusters. ani-aircraf'
patch on shoulder and the first
Sergeant'S stripes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
WOUNDED
RAMIT TARO.

PFC. SAMUEL CIARAMITARo.
27 infantry April II Italy stIll
hospiiahzed In Naples; Packard
employe IN service January 1913.
overseas April l9i3. awarded
Purple Heart; son of Nick Clara
mltaro. 1863 /. L.aiayette.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
ARMY-W0ENBHD
EIR0rLAN ARIA

HH%NEr WILLIAM SCI son N Hft
Ecir HEucs Hstnrr WiuFTErT
BECKER. HAPOiD 4 PVT -sca - Car
- Be,ssf gWrEsc
BFASDEsErRG WILLIAM g. lsT 1T
Husband az NfK May Bisndenolrg Battle
Greer
DfsHhihE BENTON C. PVT -Hu11an1 -
Hu Ops, DithrnhG Fint
EDEH WILLIAM &-s4a ef Mp Hattie
Ecsr Mgnegcn Heights
i,sNAS IAMEs . % IT son o. Ms
R1scenA fnman Crbrf RGplcx
JOHNSON HENRY ) PVT -rSen - Hys
HaErkh = Johnson tasnCF3s
-ll4s1A-l-2-A 2-A--tfAAs ~ = r--- =STr -
Mrs. vera Johntcn M.ccir'lue
~~~~~~~~~~~~ Monday. Mo
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22

PFC CIARAMiIARo CPL. GURNEY
CPL. CHARLES W. GURNEY,
3, field artillery, May /, Ger
many; still hospitalized ST. Ber-
nard's High graduate, PACK kar d
worker: in service February, l943;
overseas October. 1914: son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Charles f. Gurney, 5504
Three Mile Drive.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22

MAXINE PFC. GLENN T.
WILLIAMS. % March |, Two
Jima: attended Southwestern; Is
months in service; nine months
overseas. husband Of Virginia,
3S6 Eason. Highland Park
PVT. JOHN n. HILL JR. p,
infantry. April 26, Germany; still
hospitaized in EnglandS Cooley
graduate; In service April, 1912,
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
MALE HELP WANTED


VINO regulations governing eligibility
for employment. II you we're last en-,
activity. you must have q statement
OF availability II you are qualified for
employment In a critical occupation you
must be referred throught the United
states Employment Seryice-Worid war
II veterans Excepted
Al MEN for machine repairs EDw.
q RUDD MANUFACTURING Co.
I214i CmrleyolS
Al POWER hsmmsrmAn, must be
capable OF hAmmering stainless steel.
Apply BriggS MfE Co. 1851 Mack Ave.
RIAL FUTURE-Man veteran pre-
ferred for credit and collection work.
permanent position executive training
FOR those who quAlhy good salary ana
auto allowance. Apply In person, i29oo
?. Jefferson.
ACCOUNTANTS auto and body repair
man. hnith painters. hre hEhters. De-
noor. water Board Building. 500
a m. to AS .. m. IN
ACCOUNTING cost elers yovng \msp.
veteran preferred experienced 81 COAT
accounting required. Apply MT Under
wood Detrex Corp. l30os Hillview. 2
blocks south Of Fenkell. blocks west
ui Meyers
ACCOUNTANT A JR--To become assist
ant cosl accountant good Opportunity
and salary CH ISIS Mg. Jennings
McAleer Mfg CO Rochester Mich
AIRCRAFT ENGINEERS - Here's your
chance 10 help build PSI Mustanss in
southern California. We can use desiFn-
crs stress analysts. mode builders afro
dynamicists, craftsmen fiEht test engi-
neers and analysts WEIGHT analysts,
lofsmen. checkers, laboratory snalyt;t.
product design engineers and others see
North American Aviation representative
A. your nssreti CSEs oinct
ARC welders. spsrienced IN mild steel
Grahsm-Paire Motor Car, e505 West
warren.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22

p Philip ines
gTa du a I e Of
Ford Ira d @
School Ford
" or k er; in
service, Febru-
ary 1913 ov-
erseas, June
l943; son Of
Mr. and Mrs
Archie Cullen
Sr.. 32l Piper;
brother Marine
Cpl Frank.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22

ALENANDiR - May ~. Annette (nee
Parent axe 20 years died 81 hcf
nome 400 - tIIInls' beloved wife uf
me lait John Alexander dear mother -
Francis o. Detroit and Mrs Louise Com
yile o. Compton Cal sister ~ Mrs
Agnes Parent ~ Toronto Funeral Tues
DAY a. from lanisse Bros new funeral
home. -44a l. Jefferson Ave snd 81
lescilt-r --r-r-A A. -letetHtef,tE
Ntuervr cut
-,ll-a4-A- A4-r-i--at
residence ltast Asbury Psyk beloved
husband ~ Ar'Ninrtfe ofar father Oi
EfW6Tr and Car. T. $ Army ovcrAee2
Also -lcAXeA----L- -EsctGrE and One slater
Funrrai TUESDAY morning - 10 O o.clocs
from residence Burial Grand Lawn
CemsicI5. -
BRTDWILT-IsgqleIlne MAJ ls Is45.
suddenly beloved daughter ~ Mr. and
Ms q p Hrldtcl desr s&ter OF
Patriots Joan and James grand.
daughtCr ~ MA Mary Nynne Cf
Llftls Roc A.. Funeral service al
iijon q, Girndsjs Tuescsy. n1y ~
Int men' EyerRreen Cemetery
Jennie loving father ~ Pfc John Flem-
ing IN service ln Pacific region ARd
Sg 81 Fleming ON duty IN Europe
cesr brother - Rachel Matilda EilLA-
beth J0nu Joseph and Andrew al ef
Srat.ard H+r~s~rc was member ~
Can CAmpkGA.z- and BHllEh SAf veteran
ru1rrsi f-r-1- -DchE-tr.4- FlileE&+- 4i--4f'--i
lD6i2 2 Jefferson near Harding. Tues
day afternoon ~ = Intefment. Forest
Lawn Cemetery
GAwRoSSKI -Agnes MAY ie ls45
beloved vie - Joseph loving mother ~
Dolores and Joseph Ir dear sister 81
AEry Slanec. Helen CiXegSh. Joseph
and ignstius Rybsn Funeral from resi-
dencr 6B29 Horsti0. Thursday. 80
= n - Francis Church al
6IEAsoS-hSy fs FRANCES n BE-
mother ~ Mrs Elmer FREDERICK Ma
Thomas Nemeth and Marion Gleason
sister % Fred o Seil -Four grand
cnidren survive Service from ihe
-5ar1rS 3 H1c,vEl1y fuNefki HOME S0b
81 Thomas Apostle Church 10 N.
MANIHEy Martha nee Ritter. MAY
10 ~ s5s4 Mitchell beloved vie
g 9, J.coo ossT nsth'f Of yisrlnis yH1n6Is
and the lAtf Pau Ritter and Minnie
Braun Services rom II W Kuhsgen
FUNERAL Home. l27Ol Crauot, 45
- N snc - First EuE.izh Lutheran.
80 n DeCeagsd was member
~ Lady 1rbeiiers No. and Lady
FnreKiTFs
>tWO>6 May May IA i9i5,
loving mother m Josephine Wiiie hrs
Helen Marvel Jennie virginia. {
Edyarc 81 Wale1- -GAlsEtsr
L. and Richard dear tster of AGNES
SlSorsh Anna Ryoa- Celia. Benaft M4i-
dred 2 Hand John Andrew Anthony
and Frank Bensri Funeral Wednesday
from rc~icenre 402s LnYstt- Z 30 a N
Assumption ChurcH a.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
Lillian c. Hieinbotham

Services for Mrs. Lillian
Campbell Higinbotham, Chris
tian Science practitioner in
Detroit for more than 30
years, will be held al 3 p. m.
wednesday IN The Harper 4
Funeral Home. 1880
Hamilton. She is survived
by her husband. George K Of
5l32 Underwood
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
FACTORY WORK
risszTs.i Sosra.s TzRHsTsT f8R4SFE
DITZLER COLOR DIV.

PITTSBURGH PLATE CLASS CO.
5000 WEsr CHICAGO
FUR SALEsMEN-ssvsrs men expert
encsd Ia fur storase repair ssilnstes.
must be Al saiesmtn and T. . man
guaranteed salary si25 20 5000 Apply
by sir mail letter or phone Collect
Immediately. Lloyds Furs. woodward
corner Grand River. DetrSit 20 Mich.
RA sf44 81 Blum.
GROCERY managers for SURE msrs''
E0oc opportunity permanent No'A.
Apply Employment Offics Packers Out
let 40 Tveifth Room 2Oq. Cal Tor
Appointment. Ia d37e
HAMMER drivers experienced on Fat
de steam hammer. must have USES
referral. Composite Forfinf Inc. cor
ner Fiftfnth and W. Jefierton.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
Ribbons
Jail EX-GI

An honorably discharged l9-
year-old veteran plaStered too
many campaign ribbons, medals,
stripes and hash-marks on the
top sergcsnt'S uniform he wore
TO bluff his way into Mp head
quarters for cigaret> As a result,
he was in police custody today
Capt Harold 4. Wilson Of the
72Sth Mp battalion took in the
borrowed fnery with a practiced
eye and began counting up the
points the decorations would de-
note under the armvs new dis
charge system. He quit when he
got TO 200 for no 19-year-old
could have seen that much service
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
SGT TRIAN RADrI2 "a
PFC. GLEN w. sANBACK.

former Times
carrier pTeVE.
0Hsly wounded
on Bataan Nc
= a-LlX-C Can
Stru cH0n Co.
Q m p ye; in
service NOven-
Der, 1882 over
seas lane 1914
father OF VIII
liam " a n d
Glen E son of
Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest I.OWprN
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
MISSING,

FIREMAN &c THOMAS &.
FINN. q. April Il. on destroyer.
NJ. l.. Adele. sunk off Okinawa /,
son Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Finn,
Pennington.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22

sHEARiNo hflpvu wanted. ss-houf
sssk steady postwar tohs sysilshie4
Detroit stsei Corp. io7s O. oakvooA
war ptx.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22

Order the United states War
Savings Stamps from your De-
troit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them to your home.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
BY CARRIER
YEARLY

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send cash OF stamps. All cheeks drafts and
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international News Service has the exclusive
HFhts % use for reproduction In any form sll
news dispatches credited 70 II or not other.
wise credited In this paper.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
ARMY DEAD
IIROPEAN ARA

ARMY DEAD
EUROPEAN ARIA
ANDERSON JEAN P 10 1T son o.
HsnSy X Anderson. Mason.
cAPYAK EDWARD S. 7 TI4-Son Of steve
j. cspyak, Midland
HALL. ARNOLD x PVT. Husband oi Mrs
RUDY @ Han. AaAksssii
HARVEY PUssEL a. PVT -HuSband Of
NIL Maxine -HaFEsY-f-fsfte Ftefrf1f-
HAsELHUHN ELDRED } CPL son OF
hfs May Hsseihuhn. Rogers city
HAVENs EUGEvE I PvT.-s6n of Hrt.
Lotue HaYens. Grsno Rapids
KEPEsrRA BENJAMIN PFC son Of Mrs
Bertha kerkztrA Byron CenteL.--------
HcCLYMOST WILLIAM , PFC son Of
Mfs May McClymont Grand Rapid
mOoFE WALTER W T 4-Husband Of
hfs Loretta Moore Alma.
MtNhfi. ARTHUR J IgT IT -Husbanc
Of MrE- Regina " MgHsfi Honr01d
.PAwEEsHING JESSE J PFC Of
Ms Anns PsNHs1i.lng CSstsl valley
THURSToS. GARTH c. set son o. Paul
!" Ihar't0n. JaeEs1n.
WALKER GEORGE ) 10 IT Husband
~ Mrs NsIEsIel Il Ws.Er5 ftiHf
WALzAK JOE SGT son q john
Ns!z6E lansing
PACIFIC AHA
GREENWOOD CLIFFORD f.. PFC-soh Of
hrs Florence J Greenwood Sagirss
BvYF WAYNE J. PVT son Of Anderson
J. Huft DcWaEiAs
EPArsS john r. S-Huibsnd ~ Ms
John r. KrauM Bstrs creek.
LOFESz CrFIUs p PFC -Husband oi
Mrs Lucille LoIeuf Pontiac
HeCUIfIAS GEORGE SGT son o.
Mri Helen arQgiit JsCnon
Russell pFCHkPy 81. SGT --FlttSnd ~
Mrs RUN Russell Grand Rsg.cs
SHANK GiEsN PVT -EuStaue ~ M-t
Dorsey " sham LeKngtol
SLIP FRANCE, T. PFC--Son ~ A-t
Caroline Sleep LanElg
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FIRE con ROLM &c
ERICH HEMPEI.. "a. April u.

MarianaS still hoSpitalized in
Marianas; Wright graduate; for
mer Times carrier; in service five
years. overseas four years; son OF
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Hempel,
1856 Seventeenth; brother, ANS
z r RrlIpO
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number
p dead % wounded and missing
Ouate naval casualties total three wounded and Three
In all the of kin have been notified and have been
kept informed OF any changes
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GROCERY MANAGERS. assistant man
azers and stock boys fur super markets.
Toms Market. l44s6 Cratot. AR ssls.
HAND screw operators experienced.
night work. Capitol mfE Co. s79o
CTlnnsll
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hOUSEhiEN needed al once. Apply en-
I pioynent uffics. shelby Street entrance.
Hotel Book Cadillac.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22

FfC, CULLEN FI. Wiz
LIAM A. FLEMING. 1. inlAn-
Try, March 20; Germany: pre-
viously reported missing AT
tended Western High; worked for
Scott Valve Co. in service, May.
l944 overseas, January. 1945;
son OF Mr. and Mrs. John J. Flem-
ing l4645 Griggs formerly of
1868 Humboldt; brother, Pvt.
John
SCI JOSEPH GUORM, IS. In
ianiry Apri y Germany; Chry>-
ler emplnNe - "a service Apr1t.
l9i3 overseas, October. 1914: hus-
hand Of jean, 907 Noble. son OF
Mr. and Mrs. John Guorm. Joliet.
Ill. brother. S Sgt. Frank.
PFC. GEORGE J. McFALDA,
81, infantry; April 25. Czecho-
SlovakIa, American Brass and
Aluminium Co. worker, in service
three wears; overseas. April. 1915
husband OF Blanche son of Mr..
and Mrs. John McFalda 1884
Prairie; brother Ensign John }
sister, WAC PFC. Phyllis, three
sisters.
SGT TRAN RADUE, %. IN
fantry April TO- Germany. at
tended Wayne L. and University
of Mict1Fan1 Ford cmpIoye. IN
service. June, 1912 overseas. Oc-
tober. 1912. married an English
girl IN Britain last fail, nephew
OF Mr. and Mrs Trian Radul- -lQzq
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