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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-10
THE SALVATION ARMY

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 sl ARMY |z5F~ Willoughby Ave. CAPT. M. MORRIS and CAPT.
 G. CARRUTHERS
 Officers in Charge Sunday meetings: Sunday, 10:30 am.-Morning ser vice in the James home, Douglas. 2:.30 p.m.-Afternoon service. 5:45 pm.-Sunday School. 7:30 p.m.-Salvation meeting. Tuesday. 100 p.m.-Home League. 4:3O p.m-Kraft Klub. Thursday, 7:30 p.m.-Praise ser vice.
 Friday, 7:30 p.m.-Family night, Christ for the Nation BAPTIST GOOD WILL CENTER
 2l8 Main Street 10.00 a.m.-Sunday School. Tuesday, 3.30 pm.-Girls' Club. CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF
 LATTER DAY SAINTS
 Odd Fellows Hall 10:30 am.-Sunday School. 7:3O D. m.-Church services. Telephones-Ju Juneau 506; Douglas 355.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-03
PRISONERS
CPL. HENRY BIZON. 90

CPL. HENRY BIZON, 20, in
fantry, Oct, 26, Germany; Chadsey
graduate; Ternstedt e m ploye,
wounded July, awarded Purple
Heart; in service, Sept. 1913; over
seas, April, 1914; Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Bizon. 47S1 Chopin.
SGT. WILLIAM A. FOLEY. 81,
B-24 waist gunner, Oct. z, Ger
many; ST. Rose High; former
Packard employe; overseas, July,
1914 son of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
Foley, 2550 Lillibridge; thre c
brothers in service.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-03
OUTSTATE

ALIEN pvr- rApotn A.. 49, .,,
ino,aef. R6chcs,ef ''i'' Na''e N''eh'
ARkENS. PFC. HARVEY Mrs. Pauline
AIhcns mother Wilson.
AsEby. wife. DowSfise' siS' " '-N''' D. h''en NJ
"a Hall, PfS: Clare WINS Dorothy NJ.
bELLlNO. PFC, FRANK Mrs Beatrice
l. be.Hho' VIE Monroe
Bennett. vie Lansing - WIS A'''''''
BIDDLEMAN. ia NORMAN c-Mrs Flor.
CnCe NJ Biddlprnsn Ta-pfpg '' . ~
BRADLEY PFC JANIES Mrs. Mazda
CUNNINGHAM PVT WENDELL. u-Nrs
'''''O 'sp'uS'
FARRELL. PVT. ROY L-Nrs Nyrus
pAr.fns. "a r.pt ~. y-.
Fau.ds mother Dryfca i''''e'
q, ,i,.. Etl,FALL, AL, 7 RAY D.-Eugene Ferau
uAyEL. I'D 1T. BILLY y-Loys ?
lt5Fri'Fi. r ':s''J;I. JE;IE.yyyru u-ur~ u,-v
g. Ual,lr mother Homer
HAYWOOD PVT CHARLES NJ Mrs.
Gg,tis IA Haywood. mother. Lansing
.i.toF "eN, FNl DELBEkT j JR Mrs.
.,,t.l,',, l', I,--' iissaa, mGiafr Bay CITY,
Al. lll't mas, NJ. SGT JOHN Mrs. AieHan-
tf.,f48s.a No. W., !, -, NAV
I5gpt. ,,ifc p1,,is y LINN h'-MfA' haftl
V1pS1Nr pyT pFtcs NJ ,f.~r,,-.,.. =.
Hllnug wife Cadillac ''''t ~ WV
fst.a.. Dollar rsy '-''1 ''''''''N
......-
h5m.ad, Wiig East Jordan
'.'. h-aA ~fe, saginaw.
b. l'Is mother, Pint
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-03
WOUNDED
PFC. EUGENE Il. AIKMAN,

PFC. EUGENE +. AIKMAN,
%. infantry, Dec. 25, LuXem-
bourg; hospitalized, Eng an d;
worked for Chrysler; in service,
February, 1943; overseas, June,
1914; son of Mrs. Clara Atkinson,
$3.50 Rohns.
PVT. HERBERT w. BECKER,
%. infantry, Jan. 4, Belgium; re-
ceived Purple Heart; hoSpitallzed,
England; worked for Eureka
Vacuum Cleaner; in service, May,
1912; overseas, February, 1914;
son of Mr.. and Mrs. William H.
Becker, 1917 Wabash.
PVT. CECIL a. BERNARD, %,
Infantry, Jan y, Luxembourg
hoSpitalized. North Carolina,
wears Purple Heart; ST. AnthonyS
graduate: worked for Packard; in
service, March, 1913; overseas,
April, 1914; son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Romeo Bernard, SAILS Sheridan,
brother of Pvt Robert.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-03
&C ''s DETROIT TIN" Lest We ForgetLes We Forget E99.
MicIliSam'S Battle Hero Roll

Eleven more Detroit Servicemen
are today wearing the Purple
Heart for wounds. received in
action. Some are still hospital
lied, others have returned te
action, according TO word received
by their families.
In addition, next Of kin have
reported five serNlcemen killed,
two missing and six held as prlS-
onerS for tod a IS biographical
kkpfChps
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-03

ice. November, 1913; overseas
October, 1874: son of Mr.. and
Mrs. ISadore Minoletti, 6l4l Hol-
comb: three brothers in service
overseas.
PVT. GERALD OBRECHT, "a,
infantry, Jan. 25, Belgium, shrap-
mel in back; now at Percy Jones
former Times branch manager
attended DENLY; in service, June,
1874; overseas. November: wife,
Dolores, and three sons live at
1884 Parkgrove; parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Obrecht, 962l Wood
lawn.
PFC. SOLOMON SONENKLAR,
20, infantry. Dec. Is, Germany;
hoSpitalized, England. awarded
Purple Heart; attended Wayne; in
service. August. 1943; overseas
August, 1914 son of the Rev. and
Mrs. Jacob II. Sonenklar, 2635
Calvert; brother of 1t. Jerry.
SGT. RICHARD A. STAHL, 20,
infantry, Dec. 16, Germany cpre-
wounded, July; received
Purple Heart; attended Crosse
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-03
DEAD

PFC. LOUIS DANGELo JR.,
20. infantry, Dec T.. Germany,
DENLY graduate; worked al Mich
igan Theater, IN service Sept.
ftffe5, OvtTSe8S June. I94I.~pTc-
VouSly awarded Purple Heart, son
OF MIR. and Mrs. Louis Dangclo.
1AQfh ClnnEnId
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-03

PFC. DANGELO PFC. DICK
PFC. EDWARD \. DICK, 10
infantry, Feb. Is, France; Cooley
graduate; worked for ID etreX y
Corp; assistant org aniSt and
choir member, 6rdrU Presbyterian
Church; overseas eight months
survived by parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander Dick, 1494l Littlofeld.
CPL. JOHN T.. MORRELL,
AAF. March 2, New Guinea;
graduate of Redlord Union High
enlisted Two years ago; overseas,
October, 1913; leaves wife. Mana,
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Morren, 1880 Foch; brother,
Cadet Thomas, sister, Mrs. Mar
paret Anderson --------------
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-03

PFC. JAMES j. CAYLEY. %.
infantry, Dec. 25, Luxembourg,
hospitalized, England. awardd
Purple Heart; CasS graduate; in
service, January, 1913. overseas,
February, 1914. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. NJ. Cayley, 14l7O Wash
burn.
PVT. JOHN LEONARD. 10.
paratroops. at Corrcgidor; gradu-
ate Of ST. LadiSlaus. In service
March. 1914, overseas, October
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. ". Piec. 1897
Prescott, HamUamck.
PVT. DARWIN Is. HILL. p.
infantry Doc. 19. Belgium. worked
for Horst Manufacturing Co. in
national guard three years: en-
tered army April, 1874 overseas.
September; son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William y. Hill. 1927 Terncs.
Dearborn; brother Of 1t. Morley.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-03
OUTSTATE

ARcAND, PVT. CLAUDE -- Mrs. Doroth,
AIcand' mother, Crystal Falls
BARNES, T/sGT ERHARDT Mrs. Mar
Steinman, mother. Milan
BARRoNs., PVT ROBERT E.-Mrs. Mari,
BERNHARD SGT. HENRY R.-Mrs. Luell,
cuRTIss, PVT. WESLEY w-Mrs Ros'
Curt!ss, wife. Iron Mountain.
ELLIOTT. I'D 1T KENNETH r. - Mrs
Addie A. Elliott. mother Hillsdale.
FLEIscHMANN. PFC. MICHAEL J. Nj
chael J. FleiSchmann, father Munger
GARLocK % 1T HUBERT - Mrs
Barbara J, GaTlook wife. Lansing
GORDON, lST 1t LAWRENCE e. JR -
Mrs Lawrence T.. Gordon mother. Battle
HARRISON. PFC. BERT D.-Mrs Bert D.
hGIT,i99j Iai mA SSife eS2aglnaaws. n.v -
Holman, wife Battle Greek ''''
.. HoLrZ, 20 IT JACK G.-Csr o. Holtz
HuHTA, ID 1T. DONALD Mrs. slsrid
}. Huhia. mother, Iron Mountain.
JAMES PFC. ROY E.-Mrs Alma C. Gray.
KAMNIERAAD. PFC. HERBERT Mrs
Anna kammeraad mother Holland.
LAusCH.. PVT. LESLIE o - Herbert C.
Lausch father, Berrien springs
LEWNfiELp. 7 SGT REX E-Mrs. Betty
Le"niield. wife, Kalamazoo.
MADDEN ID 1T THOMAS E-cb.rle, Z
MADDEN father Rochester
MAJKszAK, PFC. BERNARD A. - Mrs.
h'Snens da dmasjEsIpa1k, p1,, mother g,I' Esstlake
d Mallory wife Muskcgon Heights
MAY, SGT GAYLE G,-Mrs. Iva NJ May
MILL PVT IRVING M-matt MINI.
father. Mass.
Fannie Nayback, mother. Rudyard.
oM1CK. lsT 1T. JOHN v.-Mrs Florene,
May Omick. mother. Flint
PErrrSGLL. ID 1T STANLEY NM.
Agnes Pcttengill wife Meslck
PHILLEO. 2D 1T. RICHARD N.-Normsr
Pnliieo father. Lansing
Plummer mother FLINT
REED, PFC. RAYMOND S-Mrs Georgia
Frcd mother Nassar.
,RIcE. scr JACK E-Mn. Hndur Z
Rice. mother Beidlnr.
STAHL, 7 SGT. CHARLES Mrs. Jenni,
y Siani mother Eaton Rapids
SIONEBuRNER. PVT JACOB r. - Mrs
Lans s'oneeurnef mother. Upton,
THOMPSON % 1T ROBERT MIN
FslflCla l. Thompson. wife. Three Rivers
tktPP. PVT. ALFRED R.-Mr& n Tripp.
wife, Holly. NV
vRoMAN. PVT BERT w-Hugo Gest
grandfather. C0ldwater
WTERENGA PFC y EDWARD u - AZ,
toIisiint Wierags. mother Hudsonyiue.
=. YOUNG. SGT DONALD s-Mrs. BETTY
YOUNG. mother, Pontiac.
reh 2, I945 ~~~~~~~~~~.~~-~.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-03
MISSING
SGT. ANTHONY s. LUKAsIE-

WIZ, 10, B-ZS
turret gunner
Jan. q, Mari
ana / S ! a n d s,
st. Hya C n [ h
graduate; en-
listed October
1913; overseas
December 1914
Snn-of NJ rs,
Stella Lukasie-
wicz, 2629 +.
Warren; broth
er of S/Sgt
ESiupord
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-03

PFC. GEORGE MILO SHOW
ERS, 70, infantry, Feb. 6, Ger
many; in service, July, 1914; over
seas, December; wife and three
children live at 113 +. Harrison.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-03
S/SGT. JOSEPH WASCHE, 25,

B-24 engineer,
Sept. 10; previ-
ously reported
missing f ou I
times; South
eastern gradu-
ate; in service,
n o V c m b @ r,
1912; overseas,
J ul y / 8 4 a;
wounded in Au-
gust over Ro-
mania; son Of
Mr.. and Mrs.
M / r N a n I
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-03
DECORATED

CPL. HARLES FINKEL-
STEIN, 20, B-24 gunner, the Air
Medal; attended CaSS; worked at
post office; in service, two years /;
overseas six months; son of Mr..
and Mrs. Morris Finkelstein, Cali
fornia.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-03

MASTER OF ARMS IRWIN
GEORGE NoPEN, %, Nov. 29;
attended Northwestern; joined
navy, February, 1910; veteran of
Pearl Harbor attack and five
major battles; leaves parents,
MIR. and Mrs. J. MacAuley, 1905
Etowah, Royal Oak; grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Roth. 902
T.. Sixth. Royal Oak. k.----
SZSGT. RALPH G. WETING,
%. B-26 engineer-gunner, Aug Z,
over Europe; Hazel Park High
graduate: in service, January,
1943; overseas, February. 1914;
leaves wife, Rita, 37l w. Sara
toga, Ferndale; parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Weting; one sister, one
brother.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-03
KipIing's
Recessional

Pointe High; in service, Septem-
Der, 1913; overseas. April. 1914;
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert C..
Stahl, 332 Hillcrest, Crosse Pointe
Farms.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-03

graduate; former Ford employe
in service, May, 1874; overseas.
November; son OF Mr. and Mrs.
Charles LiSowSki, 5765 Lonyo:
brother OF Cpl. John. now al
Percy Jones.
PVT. GINO l.. MINOLETTI.
l9 infantry, Dec. -, Luxembourg;
back IN action; awarded Purple
Heart: attended Eastern; worked
for Fink Harrison Co: in serV-
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-03


MCDONALD PVT KENDRICR AIRS
Beatrice Macdonald. mother. 34O7 LonEfelloV
MADEJ. SGT JOSEPH R-Mrs. Sophie
Madei, wife. l7s25 Arlington.
McLAREH, SGT. THOMAS J.--MrS Char
lotte l.. McLaren, wife. o33S Blair
MfNOLETTI, PVT. GINO LLMrS. Giovans
Mlnoietii. mother, 6l4l Holcomb
MOSS. PVT. LOUIS J.--Miss Willie S. Moss
sister, 3424 West warren.
PoHLoD. PFC. MICHAEL - Mrs Mar,
Pohiod. wife seos Georgia.
RuDA. PFC. wILLIAM-Mrs. Sophia Pas
fek. mother, 1850 Dyar street, Hamtramck.
sALAs. PVT EDWARD Mrs. Anne X.
SslaS. wife, 476S Garland
SIEBERT PFC JOHN w.-Mrs Lucille
sieoert wife, 1883 Poplar. Il L. Wyandotte
SONENKLAR, PFC. SOLOMAN-Mrs. Pearl
Sonenk.ar, mother, 2635 Calvert
SrAHL. SGT RICHARD ALBERT e.
Stahl father 332 Hilcrest, Crosse Pointe
Farms.
STEMczyNsKI. rs FRANK R.-Mrs
Martha stemclynsh. mother, 1873 Gallagher.
TEEPLE PVT ROBERT w-Mrs. Char
,otte Ieepie. wife, ll26 North Altsdens,
VISSOTSKI PFC BERNARD Mrs. Bea-
tice NiSsotski, mother. ASIA Mcclellan.
wEDDNGToN. PVT. CARL E-Mrs. Kate
lWeddingtgn. mother, 200 South Post street.
: WRIGHT PVT. JAMES r John Wright.
labci, SaOf John Daily road. lnkstcr.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-03
Tokyo Voices Fear
OF j. 5. Fire Bombs

NEW YORK, March 2 GNS)
"A commentator on the Tokyo
Home radio said last night that
the enemy is challenging us with
new weapons we failed to antici-
pate"
He instructed his listeners on
the best means of combating
phoSphoric and electronic incen-
diaries which, he said, American
planes were dropping.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-03

PFC. GASDRITZA CPL. BIZON
PFC. CARL j. GASDRITZA, 80,
infantry, oct. 6, Germany; worked
for KrogerS; in service, Septem-
ber, 1913; overseas, March 1914;
husband of Maris, 1889 Clark.
FLIGHT OFFICER JOHN IL.
PAULSSEN, 25, BIZ, bombardier.
Oct, Z, Germany; CasS graduate;
worked at NickerS: in service,
September, 1912; overseas, May
1914; husband Of Esther, father of
Johnny, 1885 Fairfield; son of
Mrs. Alfred Nielsen, 1903 Ford.
PVT. LUCIEN c. PIEKARZ,
%, infantry, October, Germany;
Northeastern graduate; worked for
Carboloy:: in service, March, 1913;
August, 1914 sen of Mrs. Josephine
Piekarz, 64l2 Farr; brother of T/5
Adam.
S/SGT. JOSEPH WASCHE. 25.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-03
~>~~~~~ The Detroit Times
Honor Roll
Official Casualty List

The department has public the of soldiers
wounded and 1880 held prisoners Germany
OF these "A wounded from Michigan 35 Detroit
Michigan among imprisoned in Germany 28 of
these from the Detroit
In all kin been notified and have been
change u
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-03
ARMY PRISONER
Inierned by Germany
DETROIT

BIzoN CPL, HENRY-Mrs. Mary Bilon,
mother 47si Chopin,
E. Brown wife, i94 E. Grand Blvd. ''''' =
CAPRoN,. I'D 1T. WARREN c.-Ruth 4.
COVERT. 30 1T. RICHARD W. Mrs
Edna Covert. mother. Fairwood, Pleasant
Ridge.
/ DE ROUssE % 1T LYLE R.-George o.
D9R9nsSe father; 2ls49 FiTwood. I. Detroit
crime Donovan mother. 2l3t Sheridan.
FOLEY, SGT. WILLIAM A. - Mrs Mary
Foley - mother, 255o Iillieridse.
Mrs Hannah M, Fowlie. mother, 126 Forest,
Royal oak.
CAsDRITzA. PFC. CARL Mrs. Marie
G. GaSdtitza wife l4Sg Clark
GRENDEL. PFC. LEONARD N.--Ms. Anna
sSS S Pvr oSaa aAR65 dffsSph Tms nkff Helen
Groover, wife. 5659 Saint Clair.
JELsoMENo. s sgt. sAM-Mrs,- csrmells
I 5eis"meno' 5e.. mother, SIS Fifth street. Wyan-
KARR, PVT. LESTER MFRS. Florence
KoLobzIEJ. PVT. Observation-Disclosures p.
KolodIisl father ASIA BOtsford. Hamtfamck.
Martha Krolikowskl. mother, 6471 Mount
Elliott.
LANG. TIsGT. CHARLES F.-Mrs Audrey
M, Lang wife, 296Ao Dawson. Garden City.
| LELACHEUR, PVT. FREDERICK D.-Mrs
Aenes LelAcheur, mother, Gao South Center
MALEcKi. PFC. JEROME Airs. France.
Malecki, mother, 7422 Burnette
MORGAN. I'D 1T. BRUCE E-Mrs, Eliza.
beth 2. Morgan, wife 15745 Ardmore
MUCHA, PFC. JOSEPH T-Mrs. Caroline
Mueha. mother, ess7 Bulwer.
OLSEN. PVT. LAvERNE Mrs. Christine
Olsen. grandmother, 1899 Richton.
PARKER, PVT, EDWARD Mrs. Maria
Parker, mother, 1882 Wakenden
PAULUSSEN. FLIGHT OFFICER JOHN H
Mrs John PauluSsen, wife, 153s5 Fairfield
PIEKARZ. PVT, LUCIAN C.-Mrs Josephine
Piekarz, mother, 64l2 Farr
PIETRYKA, PVT. HENRY Mrs AnRe-
line Pietryka' wife: sSi7 Twenty-fourth.
srDLowsKI. s/sGT. CASHIER A.-Mrs
Jennie Michewicz. mother, ll7ll Duchess.
wAsCHE SfsGT. JOSEPH-Mrs. Susanna
Wasche, mother. 3046 Beniteau
WEISS. SGT. SIDNEY-MTs. Anne Weiss
wife 4257 RichtOn.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-03

Wasche, 3046 Beniteau; two
brothers in service overseas.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-03


BAGINSKI PFC. JOSEPH v.-Mu Cath
crime Baginsd, mother, 5Oe9 Gsrvin ST.
BEBNACKI. PFC. PETER-Mrs. ParaSkA
Benach. mother, ZOO Palmetto.
BOUsSOUW PVT MAURICE J-Mrs'
Maria r. Boassouw, wife. 5811 Nottingham.
BRIAN. I'D 1T WESLEY E-MiSS Minnie
SSlterio. aunt, 1888 SpringwellS.
CAYLEY. PFC JAMES Mrs. Maude
Cayley, mother l4i70 WashbIrn.
EGGE. PFC. GEORGE IT,, JR. Mrs. sybil
Esge mother. 1892 Hubbell.
GIBBONS. T SGT JAMES H-Mrs FloSSie
TubbS, mother, 1928 W. AleXandrine.
HAMMOND. PFC. THOMAS-Mrs. Beedah
j. Hammond, wife corner l2th and Webb.
Hill, PVT DARWIN B-Mrs Mary E
Hill. mother, 5927 Tenes. Dearborn.
hill, PVT VERNON J-Mfs Olive J
steobins, mother, 345l Ruskin.
INGESOULIAN. PVT CEORGE-Mrs Doro-
Thy lngesoulian, mother, 2433 Cortland.
ISAAC PVT. JOSEPH P.-Elmer Il. Isaac,
sfetitei' so4f fetoSkey.
LEMPtcKT. TySGT. JOsEPH-MrS. Mary
Lempicki, mother. 4l0i Campbell
LISOWsKI. PFC. LEONARD E.-Mrs. Anna
LiSowSki, mother, 5765 LonyO.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-03

Mediterranean Area
DETROIT
HOLLAND. ID 1T, WALTER D. JR.-Mrs
Bernice A. Holland. wife. 3i6, South Laurel
Royal Oak
NELSON. SGT. JAMES A-Mrf Amy Mel
son, mother, 74ls Mckinley. Center Line.
ROGERS, S/SGT WILFORD W - Mrs
George Rogers, mother, 1905 Evans.
OUTSTATE
20 rffesY. Crr- RICHARD E-MrS. Rits
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-03

Colorful floral patterns on LaaturlI
background :. ideal with either mod
ern.or traditional Furnishings. Tiebacks
to match. 54-in. wide; IA yds. long.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-03

Gay, Aower-fresh note for your kitchen
or breakfast nook. Variety of attrac-
tive prints trimmed with two-tone cot
ton edging. 9-iaeh valance.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-03
OUTS'TATE

z ittfsr. Crr.- RICHARD E.-Mrs. Rltl
owing. sister, IShpeming.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-03

Ideal for mEJJfe,1
covers and pillow
ticks Choice Of
blue or white. y IN.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
SpaafZ 10 60
To Europe

WASHINGTON. June s (UP)-
Gen. Carl a. Spaatz, commander
Of the l.. S. strategic airforce in
Europe, said today after a con-
ference with President Truman
that he planned TO return to
Germany almost Immediately"
and for an indefinite period.
He said he had much work TO
do in Europe in establishing an
occupational airforce, preparing
airdromes in the American zone
of occupation and supervising the
redeployment TO the Pacific of a
great many planes and men.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
Woman Freed
In Sanity Case

OWOSSO. June 8-Mrs. Flor
ence Sawyer, of Middlebury Town
ship, has obtained her release
from the Michigan State Hospital
at Pontiac where the State Su-
preme Cout ruled that she was
being held illegally.
The courts decision said that
the entire proceedings by which
she was committed were void.
The high court decision said
that the record showed only one
physicians certificate of insanity
was filed legally and that by the
time the second one required by
law had been filed, Mrs. Sawyer
had already been committed. Be
cause of this, the court ruled, no
legal hearing on her sanity was
ever held.
Mrs. Sawyer was committed by
Clinton County Probate Judge
Jean Corkin on petition of a Clin-
ton County deputy sheriff.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
Strike at JapS
With War Bonds

WASHINGTON, June 8
GNS)-Maj. Gen. Roy S.
Geiger, USMC, declared to-
day tn a I all devastating
strikes against the japanese
reflect the purchases of war
bonds by millions, of Amer
leans"
In a statement in support
of the Seventh War Loan,
Gen. Geiger said:
"All of our devastating
strikes against the japanese
reflect the purchases of war
bonds by millions of Amer
leans. The battle power OF
the bonds bought In the Sew
enth War Loan will find their
mark as we burn and bomb
Japan in preparation for a
landing by our troops"
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
Romance OFF
WinehelIs Dauehte ter
TO Ask AnnuIment

HOLLYWOOD. June 9 QNS)-
Columnist Walter Winchell, who
Speeializes on scoops, today found
himself scooped for the second
time this week when his daughter,
Walda, tS, teiephUned him from
New York that she planned TO
seek an annulment of her surprise
marriage Tuesday 10 William
Lawless, Boston art student.
I'VE made mistake and
after a heart TO heart talk de-
cided to call IL off," WincheH
quoted her as saying.
Winchell said his daughter and
LawlesS, %, had never lived to-
gether and she would ask the
annulment in New York where
she is appearing in the Broadway
production Dark of the Moon" J."
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09

DECORATED

1T. STEVE y. KUSH. awarded
Bronze Star and one Oak Leaf
for capturing German
town. Detroit VarniSh WotkSIem-
ploye; brother, T/Sgt> Stanley,
wife, Loretta, l71l0 Riopelle.
FIRST 1T. WILLARD w.
WICKLUND. p, tank corps,
awarded Bronze Star for meri-
torious achievements in France,
Belgium. Luxembourg and Ger
many: Highland Park High gradu-
ate; attended Wayne University;
in service November, 1910; over
seas October, 1914; wife. Betty
Jane. 1S501 ParkSide; parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. V Wicklund, Ill
Highland, Highland Park.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
! Youths Admit
Lennon Thefts

FLINT, June Breakins at the
International Harvester office and
a grocery store IN Lennon were
solved today with the apprehen-
sion of two 15-year-old youths by
state troopers Edward Trahan and
Fred Periord
The suspects admitted breaking
into the international Harvester
office three times, taking vari-
ETY. of articles including 1000 bull
lets and $99 from an unlocked
safe.
The grocery was burglaried
three times and 81 and miscella-
neous articles were taken.
Ninety-Six dollars and most of
the stolen articles were recovered.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
Military Rites Sunday
AT ST. Francis Home

The Most Rev. Archbishop
Edward J. Mooney and John j.
Considine, superintendent of the
department of Parks and Recrea-
ton, will participate in the first
annual junior military review pre-
sented by the boys of st. Francis
Home IA; p. m. Sunday.
Representatives of the Ameri-
can Legion and the Knights of
Columbus Will assist in the pre-
sentatlon of trophies and individ-
ual awards 10 members of the
295 boys who have been drilled by
Michigan State Troopers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
Catholic Vets Form
Chapter for Michigan

ESScr is past commander Of
Northwest Post No. 100, Ameri-
can Legion. and president of the
ST Theresa-,St. Vincent de Paul
Society.
The charter meeting for the
organization viii be held Sunday
at 3 p. m. IN the parish gymna-
SUM az Pingree and RadfoTd.
Other officers named last night
included the Rev Louis r.. Reva,
chaplain: Patrick w. Mccarthy,
first vice commander: Robert j.
Mudd, finance officer and Charles
L. Donnelly. edjutant.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
2ldnsing Restaurants
To Face 0PA Hearinq

LANSING, June 8-OPA Off
cialS announced today they have
cited two local restaurant opera
tors. charged with possessing un-
inspected meat, TO appear for a
hearing before the ration board
Monday.
The men, Steve Kunis. manager
Of the Cannoneer Restaurant. and
SiloS Stavros, proprietor of the
Regent Cafe, were hailed to court
earlier this week by the city
health department, who seized
1T pounds of beef and pork,
which authorities claim was un-
inspected
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
uF-AMHERsIBuRG CHANNEL
powS-LyINGsIoNE cHANNEL


Michigan's first post o. Catho-
lie War Veterans was In process
OF formation today as members
applied for a charter from the
national organization.
Arthur J. EsSer OF $500 Arcadia
was named temporary commander
in a meeting last night In 81.
Theresa's parish Judge John j.
Maher. Detroit archdiocesan
chairman Of Caihole war vet
erans. made arrangements for the
post with the r.. Rev Fr. John
y. McCabe.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
CROSSE lie Filler
Leaps 10 Safety

Ensign Kenneth Baldwin, %. of
st. Louis, stationed at Crosse lie
Naval Air Station, parachuted TO
safety from his disabled navy
attack bomber which crashed and
in a Toledo residential
area yesterday.
Baldwin dropped onto a golf
course fairway near a physician
who treated him for head and leg
decorations.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
Rhine GI Tires
Of Girls Legs
'sturdsy, June 9, Is4s

They say that IT. Neal Creigh-
ton OF Detroit has the most envied
Job I'm occupied Germany, but you
should hear him tel H.
A United Press correspondent
found 1t. Creighton standing near
one of the Rhine bridges at DuS-
seldorf. He was in charge OF a
detail Of els who were cues
tioning and giving health inSpcc-
tion 10 German and displaced Rus
sian and Polish girls
Nearby Sgt. John Flynn Of Wor-
ccster. Mass, was going through
his routine.
"Who SAYS this i the best
fob i'm armN ." muttered Flynn
aS a trim little German blonde
stepped up. Then TO the GIRL
he said:
LITTLE HIGHER. TOOTS'
@. h Teots, little higher
with the skirt there. That's il.
Yes. the blouse, too, o. n, get
going"
Watching, It Creig h on
yawned.
II wonder" ne said, whether
those Broadway producers get
tired of looking at legs all day
long,
yeah, lieutenant" lynn
said. "Some of those guys who
think this is easy ought 10 try
IL. Same old stun for 10 or -
hours a day .. Button your
blouse and run along, Babe"
MOST OF EN- LOUSY
Tt Creighton. a former Detroit
salesman. is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas {. Creighton Of 1888
Fullerton.
I'm view of your unequalled
observation i'm this desert of
nonfraterniLation what do YOU
think of continental woman
hood ." he was asked.
"MOst of those we look at
are lousy" he admitted.
Then. as the last girl passed
through the line. the outfit packed
Ats =peWer-driNen delouslng OUTFIT
and hurried off