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Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-31

with Cmdr. Harold Stassen. fOrme
governor Of Minnesota, told pit
liable tale Of maltreatment and neg
lect. His statements were borne out
bv7 navy doctors who found most
of the 500 were suffering from in
juries, conclusion, burns u malnu-
triton.
SWAN TO SHIP
Simpson said that as a special
navy task force threaded its way
up a channel toward the camp
which was situated on an island.
men jumped in the water by the
hundreds. swimming to meet US.
1T was difficult to avoid COLI
sions," he said Many Of them
we're stark naked while others had
only G-strings on The men on
shore cried and danced wildly. All
were highly emotional
The elderly Japanese colonel in
charge Of the camp declined to re-
lease the prisoners. saying no Off
cial word had been received from
Tokyo. a@
we told him we carried official
word from Adm. Halsey which was
even better. Cut out that
stuff we told him, and he did. We
then released the prisoners. l went
to the prison hospital three miles
away"
WORSE THAN PIG FARM
The hospital was worse than a
pig-farm," Simpson said bitterly.
An army doctor from New York
greeted Simpson, hanging tightly
to his arm and apologizing because
he had no trousers. The doctor said
the patients had been living on
rice and grass. we're frequently
beaten up and were otherwise dis
ciplined There were no toilet ia
cilities and patients were required
to carry out their offal each day
to fertiliZe the Japanese gardens.
The stencil throughout the hos
pital was awful" Simpson said.
Simpson said the prisoners told
him the dead were cremated in the
presence Of survivors until the Jap
aneSe made their surrender offer.
After that, the dead were burned
in an area somewhat removed.
The hospital itself was a series
Of unpainted wooden buildings, con-
nected by dirt-floored passages.
Beds in the barracks and the hospi-
tai were flat boards supported by
two by fours Sleeping mats were
supplied Cnly after the surrender
offer.
SUFFERING TERRIBLE
About 80 per cent Of the prison
ers were seriously suffering from
malnutrition and there are many
beri-beri cases" Simpson said
Prisoners too weak to leave their
beds had to sleep in their own
/ filth"
When the rescuers arrived. they
found they could not leave the
prisoners behind, even overnight
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-31

The Big Three have given almost one
quarter Of Germany to Poland. If his
tory means anything, that is not the road
to peace, but to future ware New York
WOrld-Telegram
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-31
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE
Probate No. 2270I6

III the Superior Court Of the State
Of California in and for the County
OF Los Angeles. III the Matter ut
the Estate Of Edith Myra Lewis, uI,u
known as E. Myra Lewis, also known
as Edith M Lewis, deceased Notice
is hereby given that under ana pun
suant to the law made ana prOvidrG.
the undersigned Franklin .. Cole
Executor, will sell AT Private SALT
to the highest and best bidder SUI
iect to confirmation Of said Super
iOr Court on or after the tenth duN
Of September, l945. at the office oi
said Executor, 608 Western Paciti.
Building, 1881 South Broadway Lua
Angeles I5D. State OF CaAtum..
all the right, title ana interest U
said deceased at the time oi ueutl
and all the right. title and lnIrre
that the estate Of said deceased I.-
acquired by operation Of laW .
otherwise, other than or in addiJN.
to that Of said deceased. at THE 'Im.
Of death, in and to all that certain
real property particularly described
as follows, tO-Wit.
Tracts numbered nineteen Ol4
and twenty t20' III Subdivision
One Of the City of Imperial.
County Of Imperial, State of
California, consisting ot about
twenty (20) acres.
Terms Of sale Cash in laWtl.
money Of the United States VII cuA.
firmation of sale. Ten per crHt u.
amount bid to be deposited ~iA
bid.
Bids Or offers to De ln Nn,W
ana will be received at thr u-u.
said office at any time after t-u
first publication hereof ana Lr.a..
date Of sale
Dated this 21st day VIZ Ausu.
l945.
FRANKLIN j COLE
Executor Estate vi Euuu
Myra Lewis. Deceased
DRYER, RICHARDS N PAGE
800 Rowan Bldg
LOS Angeles. Calf,
Attorneys fOr Petitioner.
No. "A A23-S5 ,ucI
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-31
Sailors Accused
Of Attacks on
japanese Women

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 81. up
Japanese officials have filed wig
orous protests" with American oc-
cupation forces over two asserted
rape cases By American sailors, To-
kyo radio said Friday.
Tokyo broadcasts recorded by
United Press asserted wholly with
ou confirmation that two Ameri-
can sailors had raped the 35-year-
Old wife and 17-year-old daughter
of a Y0kosuka chauffeur "at the
point of a revolver
Two other sailors, the broadcast
claimed raped 4 maid at another
YOko5uka house.
The outrageous act" were com
mitted under preteXt Of search
tot arms" Tokyo said
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-31
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

IN TIE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY
OF SANTA BARBARA.
No. 34086
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE
In the Matter Of the Estate ot
JAMES EVERETT FRANCE. also
known aS j. f FRANCE, also
known rs JAMES 4 FRANCE.
DeceaStG.
NOTICE III hereby given that he
undersigned, administrative Wit.
the will annexed Ot the estate of
James Everett France, also known
as j. E. France, also known as
James E. France deceased, will sell
at private sale to the highest bidder
for cash. and subject to contlrma-
tion by the above entitled Superior
Court. on Tuesl ay the 11th day O1
September, 1945 at the hour OF ten
O'Clock. A. M. Or after said date, at
the law office Of PrCiSker CCble y
TWitchell 10l North Broadway III
the City Of Santa Maria, County Of
Santa Barbara, State Of California,
all Of the right, title. interest ana
estate of said James Everett France,
4 also known as JEiFranCe. also known
rs j. f. France, deceased, at the
/ time Of his death, and all Of the
right. title and interest that the
sale estate has by operation OF law
\ or otherwise acquired ether than
| or in addition to that Of the said
James Everett France, also known
as j.. E. France, alsok noWn as
4 James E. France, deceased. at the
time of his death IN and to that
certain parcel of land particularly
described as follows, to wit:
The Southwest Ten 1O) acres
Of the North Forty t40) acres
tthe same being approximately
sduare) Of Tract ia in Section
10, township 16 South. Range
13 East, S.BM.: also the West
Five IS, acres Of the Northwest
Ten C10D acres Of the South
Forty (40 acres Of said Tract
No. ia, excepting and reServ-
ing to seller a right Cf way Tor
roadway and irrigation ditch
over, on and across the follow
ing described strips Of land on
said ten acre tract, to wit.
A fifteen foot strip for roadway
and ditch purposes along the
north line Of said ten acre
tract: also a ten foot strip along
the east line, and a ten foot
strip along the south line Of
said ten acre tract. for ditch
and water line.
Excepting and reservipg to sell
ler a right Of way Tor roadway
and irrigating ditch over and
across the following described
strips Of land in said fiye-acrc
tract. to wit:
A ten foot strip for ditch and
water line purposes along the
north line, and q fifteen foot
strip for roadway and ditch
. purposes alCng the south' line
of said five acre tract.
Subject to the reservation con-
tanned in previous deeds OF a
right of way for ditch and con-
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-31
PAPER TAKES .BREATHER'

NEEDHAM. Mass, Aug. 81 up
For the first time il II years, the
Needham Chronicle, a weekly news
paper here. failed to appear on the
streets one week because Publisher
Winthrop Southworth decided that
lie and his staff needed a vacation.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
REAL ESTATE WANTED

SINGLES, FLATS, INcoMEs-g, SIDE
sulciswskl ii627 conan,, rw i.i4i4.
WANT single OF 2-nst sill pay cash,
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
LITTLE FARMS ron SALE

FEW ae. nr. sehoolcraft. ideal for
fruit and poultry farm. city water par
cells io3xt5o. price saz0. 5000 dn.
neighborhood confined 10 ranch-type
homes Newman. Plymouth Rd at Beech
RI. RE 672o.
ALMOST IA acres overlooking Rouge
PARK with s5o-it. frontage Outer drive.
beautiful building site. with fine old
trees So $50 dn. Newman. Ecnrxe Rd
az Monroe Blvd AT. $3.50 or CH 1850
AT RoSEyfLLE-4 rooms. modern ex-
cept basement large chicken house. barn
LOT lS0x2O0 on paved street sS 500
50 600 down Immediate possession.
AIRPORT REALTY CO Pr 1890
pEILEVtLLE AREA-Acre Of hne garden
land with History house convenient
~ Bomber plant real buy ~ 81 $50
S15n down S2s monthly. GROSSNAS.
cor Van Born and Wayne roads. Wayne
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
HUGHES

GRATIoT AND 10 MILE ROAD
ROSEvILLE 1901
UTICA ROAD IA MILE AT FRASER
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
HOUSES ToR SALE

S-RM. HOUSE = Possession at once.
eo-ft. lot. owner left for service, near
telegraph and Eureka, s2.e5o. worth
u. 1900 down. A-t.-
HUGO J nEsSE
2o4o0 Cd. River RE $3.50. CA o4e6
5-5-2-cAr gar. colored good cond
$500, sl.25o On, BurIis. TO o-o6i7
. ROOMS. back porch. divided IN half.
forming ; bedrooms. hot air. near busi-
mesa district. must sel 20 appreciate
IS, 500, $4,000 down. 1896 Maine
BROOM frame home islsS Helen. 3
years old. husband drafted sell reason
ably Tu 1880.
. LOTS and a nice home at a bargain.
o=room buHgSfOT With bath. near high
and public schools, conveniently located
IN every way In restricted neighbour
hood. douole garage Phone AT BIOS
8 MILE AND scHoENHERR "A and
I utility, near school. vacant. $500
HUGHES
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
BUNGALOWS ron SALE

INDIANS rms. attic: built, 1910:
layAtory with shower In bsmt., gar,
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
BUNGALOWS ron SALE

ARDMoRE near Puritan, beautiful brick
garage. side drive ExcELLo REALTY,
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18

~ fff~-
place. bookcAse. sss heat, 2-cAr ga
fars 50 500 doTn
MELBOURNE -E-zt-:-H-'-s -ccr. crtcKs
500 down Also Broom frame,
So 600 down
CARDOaI-7 rooms. steam hrst full
basement. $4,000 down ROOSEVELT
es rooms modern kitchen and bath.
siovs heat. Only 81 700 down. ELLIS
Ma 4032
coLORED-French Road nr Mach 6
rms basement. ueAn gaf good Cond 4.
$4,000 doen Agent. RI 1888.
cOLORED-HdrtIuE UH-7 50 700 IN
cone sos per no BrUksf ri 25zi
COLORKD--HAnc,et 2it6. 7 rooms
EinEIe WAtaAuis fFl8 f-rr flst rgni
yFT. 50 300 terms Gasiaison Aca.-
tcgs no $3.50
COIORED -Hawthlrne NJ woodland
1-rrnH srd bath. reception hall stm ht
House AFs nsN-ft=-r-- tTs7-TTr 3 8 600 Mrs
Nall H2LAe 1lA1-s1l LZ-eE--C1-l-- Ga
4si6,
; FHs s. ?s8 ~ TO S-g5fI
COLORED- ~ D0agsu nf Je;i hsick,
J rms vacant -ttrafn H,rErt pricvt
20 sell Quiek hbd11 ~ 3so2
coLoRED-Mt Eglol' 7sl2. 2.fsu,!y
steam. vacant 81 500 -aa Cannon
Bios 1880 sherman " ol<o.
CoLORED--Mt Vernon ard woodward
2-;Amlly. reasonable 1uka down pay.
men, Can OEner ~ i-0%i3
coLoRED-sew g-sedfoom HOUSES close
q oATline two left $3.50 20 $3.50
TIA WM aiso tlld ''r civilians ard
81 veterans De- oi, Ccns.rvctlor.
10 s.<8g4
COLORED-st Au6in-FcErr vacant z
room tins.e 5000 ooVn. Pierce Dubois
e.s s. 400 cosn Caaaeid-Aorsn. ~.
s. 400 down ~ 2-4fi3
CoLoREO-St Apbin ard Theodore J
rms. sne store 7gu Gng.s iulmeditte
po,iesfi0n. Small cn psp TW 1887.
-cGteEE EE-----~-.si i-vs@sat t.nrs-, q.
Woodward Holman ca 14s2
COLORED--vacarcy many houses est,
SIDE ffsne ane brick $500 co~n and
" ATs2 Cuenc DI 9259
cOLoRED-vscan,. -Jsy.MeDourall sec
ton bcauliui 2-family bfickots
81 500 down owner ME $500
C0LORED -g.l;al lt5l aEc nsx (
rms ant bath steam heat. flll base
nent S+1oo, $500 down. CH 7A2T.
Nondsy
COLOPED -- vlnss yJd.rIct. rms
cas floors Sm 81 500 O.. 20th and
Port g. s rus enc floor 81 100 On
Ftag,E. "A 1882 IA s7si
C1iORED-Wufrr. ncsr Woodward =
Iplant completely furnished SIS 600.
terms schwartz ca 1900
CDtORED cr WHITE white neiFhbor.
hD0t $500 tgEn foomt steam
fcs. famlIu n3w rccs9yiug 4s23
Hsrtisrn ST. ca 4092
COIORyD or WHITE $500 down :
rur-1s mixed 1Fghp1rr0od furnace and
hardwood Hoofg trtcs coated Rent
sac. 1890 Jay street az fo22
COLOPED 1853 Ma ett-strr c0'AEe
handy 70 eufythinT $3.50 down
ELICE-li rooms $500 dHsn. EDEL
NAN aS2s oakland
COIORYD-Sil6 Ttlmhu. near West
Warren Lovely single fruse full base
trent. furnace. Move in. EDELMAs
pSGs oakland
cor nRED-92 rooms furnished god
oordifiln, central steam income se70
monthly Price and terms reasonable
CA '6qRa
COLORED-S4oo dosu 6-room cottage
1889 Ciiniou CH 4O12.
COLORED--S6OO down 2fauily fat
4 "a - A
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
Fishing Is Best
Near Saginaw
RY DON GILLIES

Michigan has had its share OF
rain and cold weather the past 10
days and as a result fishing has
been very poor.
We cannot even recommend
pickerel fishing in the ST. Clair
River due 10 the fact the river is
very muddy
About the best fishing 10 be
found right now IS in Wildfowl
Bay and Bay Port, up Saginaw
way, where perch are coming
good. Pike fishing also has been
good in that area, around Weale,
Rose Island and CaSeville.
The Clinton River has been
flooded and high winds over Lake
St. Clair have not been conducive
TO good fishing, according to game
mems reports.
Fishing is spotty in Monroe
County. Water in streams in that
area is high and muddy. A few
crappies and pike are being taken
on minnows. Bullhead fishing IS
fair in Otter Creek.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
Manned Vet
Kills Himself

Relatives Of Thomas J. White,
"a, a manned veteran. said today
that they believed he committed
suicide yesterday because he did
not want TO 60 through life dis
figured and couldn't stand 10 face
any further operations.
The soldier, an enlisted man in
the air force, hanged himself with
a clothesline in the basement of
the home OF his sister, Mrs. Ed
ward Finau. 1740 Nineteenth.
He had arrived at the home of
his sister and her husband last
Friday, after going AWOL from
the Wakeman General Hospital,
Ind, where he was under treat
ment.
White had told the family that
he had been injured last Novem-
ber when his medium bomber was
shot down. Both pilots were
killed, he told them. and he had
tried to land the plane himself.
Since he had been returned 10
the United States he had not gone
10 visit his parents, who live in
Ashtabula. o.
Before entering the army In
1912 he lived with the Finau fam
lily and was employed as an cleo
trician at the Michigan Central
-Gepet,
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25

PVT. PAUL JAY PLATZ. 25.
infantry. Okinawa: veteran of
Philippines Kerama and Ie
Shima wife, Marjorie. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Thomas Platz.
l0529 Lanark.
MARINE PFC. EDWIN p.
KISS. 20, March 8. Two Jima
home on leave: awarded Purple
Heart; attended Mackenzie; in
service January. 1943; overseas
January. 1914: son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Kiss. 9528 Forrer.
PFC. PETER ID. ROBITAILLE.
p, infantry. April IS. Luzon,
back in action; previously
wounded Feb. 5: awarded Purple
Heart and Oak Leaf Cluster;
Bohn Aluminium employe; in serv-
ice August. 1913; overseas De-
cembcr, 1914 son OF Mrs. A. Gene
We've Robitaille, 1882 Lawton.
S/SGT. LAWRENCE v. SUCY,
%, infantry, April 1S. Luzon;
Cooley graduate; Ex-Cello-O en-
ploye; in service April, 1912; over
seas April. 1943; son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Sucy, 1880 Wood
ingham drive.
PVT. RAY WHITMAN JR., 26.
infantry. April %, Germany; hos
pitalized England; attended
Northwestern: Michigan Central
employe: in service October, 1914 ;
overseas April, 1915; wife, Flor
ence; son, Douglas; parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Whitman Sr., 1904
Pinehurst.
PFC. WILLIAM VI. ZAHN JR.,
%. infantry, April 23, Okinawa; /;
hoSpitalized Tinian; Dodge truck
employe; in service April. 1914;
Overseas December, 1914; wife,
Wilma: children. Barbara and
Donna parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam Zahn Sr., 1884 Marlowe.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
ARMY WOUNDED
EUROPEAN AREA

nARBER HARLAN Ft5--sor Of mrG
Lula M Barber. sos erie. Adrian,
LosKY. NORMAN r. Tf4--son Of Mrs
Gladys ~ tes-y tirrr7fark
MATHES. THOMAS 4 PFC--HuEbsnd OF
Mra virginia hsthes, $50 Harrison, AuSke-
gon Heights.
POWELL. JAMES G cpl. --Husband OF
hrI- Betty Po~ell - Kiroy. Battle Greer
SMITH CHARLES L PVT Husband uf
Mrs. haFcsaa B. smith. 3i4ss Aieons. Nor
SAITH, RICHARD ". PyT-son Of Mn
Sarah Smith. 3O7 Was FontOn
STREETER DALE y. Tl4-Huxbhnd of
Ata- Asfy -StFsetef, isis n. 6r1u6 f-fvrr.
sYPfEa CHESTER P1T-sea-ei A.
5nEsiine sypitn. sz7 Crsscsnt Ne, Grand
Rkrida
YoDER DONOVAN A. s--son Of MrI
Eisle IodeT ez3 CaSOod Lansing
PACIFIC ARIA
BARDEN. GEORGE c, PFC Son o. MIS-
Frances Bsrden, as Grove. otisvilt
BUcREK. EDWARD. PFc--Soa ei Ars.
Catherine BueTss, 81? AEsyis' jackson
cARLoTTo. BRUNO p. sfsGT son Of
Hri Anss!ins Csrlotto. 2o4 Crystal. CryStal
eoBERLEY. ROBERT 7. PYI-Rro.Aer ct
E6 -Ssh~-trT xEI61fF-1, by CITY
COSEAH, JAY n, PVT Son OF Arf Anna
conran. Bslata.
DAVIS. WILLIAM D. PVT Husband Of
Mn Myrtle Davis, otter Lake
~~~-~~~ ~~~~~~~ Thursday. A
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
Captive ; Years,
Freed in Reich

Sgt. Pilot Jack Pierce, &c. who
became a German prisoner July
%. 1912, has been released and
Is safe in England, his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles d. Pierce
of Tiverton road. Bloomfield
Hills, learned today in-an-a
ministry telegram from Ottawa.
Pierce was shot down over
Hamburg, and. although injured,
he was not captured for four
days. No word had been received
Of him since last June IL. when
he wrote he was working in a
German hospital.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
SO(iaIite Divorced
From Navy Lieutenant

Circuit Judge Sherman D. Cal
lender today granted a divorce 20
Mrs. Frances Hull Rumncy Gage.
%, Crosse Pointe socialite, from
Il. Henry T. Gage, L. S. Navy.
1t. Gage, 81, was ordered 70
pay SIS per month for the sup
port of their minor child, Marian.
Mrs. Gage was awarded the resi-
dence at 1884 St. Paul, Crosse
Pointe. and two insurance policies
Prior 10 his enlistment. Tt. Gage
was a Detroit attorney.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25

with union officials earlier in the
day instructed LeSinski and Sa-
dowski to formulate a program
with the union at last night 5
meeting. Lesinski revealed.
Lifting Of manpower controls.
abolishment OF the Little Steel
formula, resembling the executive
order governing overtime pay.
plus a planned reconversion pro-
gram will greatly cushion the
shock OF mass layoffs, union Off
clals told the congressman.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
. War Relief
Closes Headquarters

Activities Of the British War
Relief Society in Michigan termi-
hated today and headquarters
tlosed. Chairman Maurice Wood
announced. Supporters Of bun
Hles for Britain" were urged TO
sentiHtie- their htifff4ffit a. f ar ef-
lorts by helping 20 relieve liberated
populations in Europe
A message Of thanks from the
Earl Of Halifax, ambassador to the
United States, was addressed 10
EichiganderS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
Dfatb Hotites

Listed here are the funeral OF
memorial services for the brave who
died in ths seryios OF our country.
SGT. JOSEPH 7. BADAlAMEkTI
~ BADALAAENTI. sgt. Joseph T..
- born Jan. Is. 1918, Killed In
= action April 5. l945, on Luzon.
Beloved son OF Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
bsdsiamcrti OF 7o7f Eastiawn. Dear
brother OF MrS. Rose Aiello Mrs. Ida
Rubino. Mrs. Pauline Zerbo. Jbhn.
Matthew and sam tBrother Gabriel
BAdAlAmentiI who has been prisoner OF
Japan since Dec. g. l94l. Memorial
military ulAIG saturday. May 76. 1gfo,
a. m, Holy Family Church. Fort
and Hastings
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
Home Town Welcomes
Hero Lindsey and Girl

LUCEDALE. Miss. May "a
This southern town Of 500 turned
out 500 strong today 10 welcome
Jake Lindsey, who brought his
girl and Congressional Medal
of Honor.
Eve want to get some sleep
and rest" said the sergeant
who earlier this week received
from President Truman the
Tooth Congressional Medal Of
Honor awarded to the infantry
in this war.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
Sailor Sees Action
I'm Jap Land Attack

Counter-attacking Jap forces at
The time the Yanks landed in the
Philippines brought a Detroit
sailor right into front-line infan-
try action after his ship landed
troops. it was learned today.
He is Motor Machinist Mate
&c Harry b. Weston. %. Of 1929
Cherrylawn, and has been over
teas II months. Serving aboard
pr boat, Weston has taken part
in u combat patrols against the
enemy.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25

POSITIONS Tor nea, appearing. young
boys. over 10. A. ushers. Apply stage
Door, Fox Theater.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25

Pre-. kLAvfrrEk PVT. RoLLxr
PVT. CYRIL L. LEON, 36, med
ical corps. August 9. France;
Chrysler employe; in service No
vember, 1913: overseas June. 1914;
leaves wife. Mary. 1886 Kerche-
val. two sisters, two brothers.
PVT. HOWARD II. MAVIS, "a,
infantry. April %. Germany; at
tended Chadsey, in service Sep
tember. 1899: overseas March,
19i5; leaves wife, Nancy Lee, chill
dren, Nancy and Howard; parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Carl Mavis,
6403 Belfast: brother, Cpl. Arthur
i'm China.
PVT. JOHN ii. MICHAEL, 19,
infantry, April q, Okinawa: Cass
Tech graduate: Dodge employe; in
service September, l943; overseas
january, 1871 leaves parents, MIR.
and Mrs. J. A. Michael, 1850
Muirland.
PVT. LEE III. ROLLTT, 81, In
fantry, April 3. Germany; Ford
Trade School graduate; Ford en-
ploye; in service January, 1943;
overseas September. 1914; son of
Mrs. Isabella Rollet, 1855 Ash:
brother. -SISgt. James was taken
prisoner by Germans last Septem-
bpr.
FIRST 1T. LOUIS r. SKAL-
MAX, u. infantry, March 26.
Cebu Island; attended st. Josa-
phat; Packard employe; in service
March, 1871; overseas April. 1914
leaves parents, Mr. and Mrs Wal
Ter Skafniak, 1852 Erwin.
S/SGT. RICHARD j. TEEPLE,
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
DefrOiterSIBalfIe
To AbOliShWMC
By Ed BRAND
Iimr. StAn Cprrrspondent

WASHINGTON May 24-Asserting that Detroit faces
grave crisis five Michigan representatives today
mendd Congress the immediate relaxation Of emergency
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25

INDUSTRIAL chemist must be expert
enced In metal. excellent postwar pos
sfo;iifirs Apply Grsharn ta,ge Motor
Car Corp s5O5 " Warren.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25

PORTERS--Colored. steady men or boys
for cafeteria work no sundays. holidays
or nights. meals and uniforms. Apply
Coionnsde Co. 1881 CftsWOId.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
ARMY DEAD
EUROPEAN AREA

ARNETT, JOE, PvT.-son OF Au. BeSsie
S. Arnett. Boz as. Chelsea.
BAcBY. PAUL d PFc.-son OF Mrs Mary
Z. Russell, ISL Division, Grand Rapids.
LEGcETT. WALLACE II. PFc-Hushand
o. fmr me !spsdf PAUL Ass1t sT@iiUsSsnd 2 OF Mn.
Mary c. Lines. 2is T. Michigan. Adrian
Mrs. Sarah Mliim.n. .iis Grant. Ypsilsnti.
ROBINSON, GEORGE p. 1sr LT.-son
OF Ralph Robinson; Route 2, Bsilsyu.
Dora c. Roth, li32 Haven Mount Morris.
scHoRLING, DONALD c, SGT Son OF
Mira. Marie Sehoring. +o5 LenAwee, Ann
scRIBER GEORGE !. PvT.-son Of
SMITH. DONALD o. S/SCT Son of Mrs.
Hazel Smith. 2ol Summit. Greenyile.
PACIFIC AREA
-tsrfMMEkt- fsrErEFD p PIC -g0n OF
Mrs. Dora L. Grimmeks. 2s7s A, Calumet
HIETIKKo OSCAR T.. PFC Son ot Mrs.
Lydia X Jarvinen' +os Norwood Marquette
KLINE ROBERT PvT-iiusbsnd Of
hIa- Arlene O. Kline, 2oss Williamson. Flint
LARSEN. IRvEN T. cAPT.-MrI. Irven 7
Larsen, Boa 124, FAirhAVen
LARSEN. oRvfLLE A, PFC son OF Mr.
MARI a Lsnsen, Route 2. Ionis
Lee. 1908 Cary. SAGINAW.
MOVES. GROVER IR- TLs-soa o. Mfs
Bertha Hoyes. HArrisvills.
HApEMACHER. HAROLD H, PFc.-son OF
kmA hSdtmAehsf, Waltz.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25

HALTER 20 work on mems hats. good
salary 10 qualified man Telephone In
quiriPS are not satisfactory. Please
apply IN person AT employment office.
l4th floor The j. l. hudson Co.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25

W.T. SIDE PLANT-cood Jobs nov
opa16or men with or without msnufac-
turing plant experience. no Sundays.
good wages. so hours a week. American
McKinstry.
W. Jefferson.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
WOUNDED
PFC. FRED p. AMYONI.

PFC. FRED +. AMYONI. %,
infantry, April 25. Philippines; /;
Nickers employe; in service Feb
ruary. 1912. overseas September
1912; son Of Mrs. Edna Amyoni.
1920 Hanover; brother. S 2/c Carl
PFC. EDW ARD CHARLES
BASSETT, q, infantry. April %.
Okinawa, hospitaliZed Mariannas;
awarded Purple Heart; enlisted
April, 1912; overseas July. 1914 /:
attended University of Michigan;
son Of Mr. and Mrs. Edward C..
BaSSett, 1871 Vaughan.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25

-t-LA+s!A- A-A&}4Sk---ses4- = -t+,-4 -4sT-fs.t tfttf
; y. m. 10 ! a. M. o. ! a m. ~ 3
a. m, 10 Investigate alarms, etc; per
manent position overtime over 40
hours. must pass physical examination.
$50 shelby. Room 2l6, New Telegraph