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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-07

Organizacija American AS
sociation Of Museums obdrzuje
oh TEN Gasu svojo tri dnevno
konvencijo, katere glavni stan
je v Carter hotelu. Zborovanje
sc vrG Y Health muzeju, Ma
tural History Museum, Art mu-
zeju in X Western Historical So
ciety muzeju. Navzocih je nad
100 direktorjev in upravnikov
Emuzejev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-07

Smrtno obsodbo je precital
general Russell B. Reynolds,
predsednik vojaskega sodisca,
XII je sestojalo il petih genera
low.
Process proti generalu jana
siti Sc je vfsil tri tedne in prose-
kucija je postavila ma zaslisanje
skoro 200 pric, XII so izpovedale
podrobnosti raznih zlocinov, XII
so jih izvrsili japonski vojaki
pod Jamasitovim poveljstvom
po ameriski invaziji Luzona in
pred padcem Manila.
Jamasita Sc zagovarjal S
''preveliko zapOslenOstjo"
Jamasita nj bill niti v enem
slueaju obtozen, da je osebno IL
vrsil kako zlocinsko dejanje, ali
da je bill navzoc, ko so njegovi
vojaki masakrirali civiliste, pae
pa. je bill obtozen, da nj niti s pr
|stom ganil, da bi grozodejstva
prepreeil.
Ko je bill Jamasita ma zagovo-
ru, je' zanikal, da je sploh vedel
"a grozodejstva in Sc izgovar-
jail, da je bill "prevec zaposlen"
z vodstvom brezuspesne obram-
be, da bi mogel zasledovati, kaj
Sc je dogajalo v internacijskem
taboriscu in v Manili sami, ko
je bilo mesto pozorisce bojev.
Primo Konoje in drugi
veljaki aretirani
TOXIC, 6. decembra-Glavni
stan generala MacArthurja je
danes odredil aretacijo princa
Fumimaro Konoje-a, grofa Koi-
CHA in sedem drugih japonskih
odlicnjakoT, XII bodo obtozeni
vojnega zlocinstva.
To je drugi pogon med vodil-
mimi japonskimi militaristi in
industrialisti, S katerimi je Ste
vilo aretiranih prvakov narast-
10 ma 286.
Prvi seznam japonskih vojnih
zlocincev je bill objavljen 2. de-
cembra.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-07
KONFERENCA IA
IZRAVNAVO AVTNE
STAVKE BREZUSPEsNA

Kakor Sc poroca, Sc je
vceraj popoldne v Detroi-
tn vrsila konferenca med
zastopniki unije avtnih
delavcev CIO in korporaci=
jo General Motors, katere
namen je bill, najti hhod
IL obstojese stavke, predno
bO kongres posegel v situa-
clio v smislu pripOrocil, ka-
terra je podal predsednik
Truman in XII so izzvala
oster protest cd strani Phi
lipa Murray-a, predsednika
CIO.
Toda konferenca nj prime
sla nikake resitve. Kakor
Sc poroca, je General Mo-
tors Co. edinO Ie iznOva
predlozila svoj starr pred
log "a 1O-procentno mezd-
no zvisanje. Ko Sc je kon-
ferenca razsla, je predsed-
mix unije Walter Reuther
izjavil, da je polozaj ne
spremenjen in da sc stavka
nadaljuje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-07
General, XII je poveljeval japonskim
cetam ma Filipinskih otokih, bill
spoznan krivim grozodejstev

MANILA, petek T. decembra - General Tomojuki
Jaasta, aponsk poveljnk Filipnskih otokih je bill
danes spoznan krvm obozbe da e dopuca grozodejsva
XII jih zvrsle njegove cete med cvilnm prebvasvo
Mantle in drugh krajev, ter obsoen smrt vscah.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-07
Rusija dolz Anggleze, \ 81 , da
MISC razpustili nennskih Get
Anglia priznava resnicnost sovjetske
obtozbe; izjavlja, da potrebuje
nemske vojake "a "upravne namene"

MOSKVA, 5. dec - Sovjetska vlada je vlozla pri
veznskem kontrolnem svetu Bernu protest. da Anglia
svo okupacijsk conf Nemc Sc do danes nj razpust
la vecega stevila neskih voaskh mornariskih in
nih edinc.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-07

Nldaljne mestns novice
hosts naSH m z. strani dana.
snjs ixdajs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13

Times Photo
DEAN Blustein, an infan-
tile paralysis victim. pre-
senting to c. Harry Davis
q check for S3,2l5 for the
infantile paralysis fund on
behalf of 800 members of
the United Retail, Whole
sale and Department Store
Employees -tCIo4-e employed
at Sans Gut Rate store.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
Women Launch
Red Cross Drive

Eleven teams Of 10 women each
today began the Red Cross sd-
vsnced special gifts drive Of the
l945 War Fund campaign.
Under the leadership Of Mrs.
Jewett DWyer. chairman, and Mrs.
w Dean Robinson, vice chairman.
the team captains arc
Mrs. Eugene Arnfeld, Mrs. Jo-
yeph 3. Schlotman. Mrs Charles
Creedon. Mrs. J, c. EdW ards. Mrs.
Fred T. Murphy Miss Frances
Fisher. Mrs. William {. Goering.
Mrs. William r. Hamilton. Mrs.
Charles LaFond, Mrs Lester :
Mol and Mrs Thatcher W. Rca
Mrs. EdSel Ford viii be on duty
st the Red Cross 10 receive re-
ports, With her will be Mrs
Phelps Newberry. Mrs Isaac Gil.
bert, Mrs. Frank CouzonS and
Mrs. Henry Mack
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
Z Victims
OF Fumes

Seven members Of a family,
overcome by gas fumes and VIC
TINS OF a subsequent auto crash,
sul suffered minor effects today.
Overcome by fumes from de-
fective furnace IN the home at
lO2l1 Barron. the seven we're
being taken 10 Receiving Hospital
nv another member Of the family,
Mrs Alice Bolton. in a car which
collded with another at Water
man and Fotd.
After the victims were treated
az The hospital police provided an
escort TO see that they got home
safely.
Those involved were Richard
Proudlock, 26. Of the Barron ad-
dress; his wife, Matilda. "a: their
two sons, Thomas. 3. and Harry.
s Proudlock' sister. Mrs. Nlr-
clnia Bolton, 20 of SOB Lane.
her daughter, Joan, l. and Pa
ulcia Bolton 3. daughter of Mrs.
Alice Bolton.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
7 Escape Death
In Futile Rescue

-CQLpANATEIR2 Feb I. At
tempting to rescue a small cocker
spaniel from the icy waters OF a
nearby lake two men we're nearly
drowned. The dog SAVED himself.
The dog Tip, accompanying his
master. Glen Fox. and Elmer
Jenkins on a fishing trip. fell
through 4 hole in the ice. Fox
rushed 10 the-reScuc and plunged
into the icy water when The thin
ice gave way In attempting TO
aid ms friend jenkins, TOO, fell in
tho hole.
Fox had 70 desert the dog and
rescue Jenkins. who was seized
by cold and could not swim. After
a struggle Of several minutes, Fox
managed 10 drag his friend 10
firm ice. where they were greeted
by tho dog who had made his
own way 10 safety.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
Filipino Demands
Revenge for Manila
international Sound Photn

CEN MacARTHUR'S HQ.. L.
ION, Feb. y QNSl-Brig Gen.
Carlos Romulo. resident Philip
pines commissioner of the u. s.,
i'll scoring the Japs for their
ruthless. wanton and Senseless
destruction" of Manila. called to-
day for swift retaliation upon
the cities of Japan.
I'VE left Manila a clean. mod
ern and undamaged city" he
said. To-day my eyes filled with
tears when saw what the
suicidal Japs had done TO the
civic pride Of every Filipino ="
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
Monument TO Perry
Torn Down by .DapS

NEW YORK, Feb. y (INSl-
The Yokohama monument COM
meuoratIng Commodore Matthew
c. Perry'S landing on Japanese
soil in 1853 was torn down last
Thursday by members Of the I'M
perlal rule assistance youth corps.
the Tokyo Domei agency reported
today.
Amidst the 'yo-heaVe-ho'
shouts Of the members, the
monument was brought down
all too quickly while crowd of
admirers watched" said the
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
CEO Demands
SedifiOn Trial
International Sound Photo

WASHINGTON. Feb. II qNS}
-Women's auXiliaries OF the CIO
called on Atty. Gen. Biddle today
for A quick resumption of the
mass Sediuon trial and declared
that delay had encouraged So
called mothers organizations 10
carry on alleged Fascist" activ-
ties.
In 2 letter 10 BidGe. officers Of
the auXilarIeS declared that they
had pointed out 10 the attorney
general last May that these
groups work in close cooperation
with agents of faSciSm ."
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
Downtown COP
Hears Larry Allen

Larry Allen. noted war CORE
>pondent Pulitzer prize winner
and onetIwe NaII prisoner, Will
peak tonight A. the Lincoln Day
dinner OF The Downtown Rcpuh-
loan C.uh N The Eook.Cadllac
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
Order Boats DESTROYED

CHUNGkING, Feb. II up
The Chinese high command has
issued a general order instructing
fishermen and Junk owners along
the China coast 10 Scutte or burn
tbcr lunkS 10 prevent the JapS
from using them II was announced
today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
Rocket Report Denied

LONDON, Feb. y tINSl-Se-
crct Norwegian underground re-
ports reaching London today gave
an emphatic denial 10 German
INSPIRED runorS ~ the NaIis
are building gigantic rocket
launching sites IN Norway
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13

Domei dispatch intercepted by
the FEC.
The l6-foot monument COM
memoratIng the memory of the
of the United States
Of America was replaced by a
monument of approximately the
same height 10 stimulate the
spirit 10 defend the fatherland," "
Domei said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13

Order the United States War
Savings Stamps from your De-
trOit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them to your home.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-02
DEAD

S/SGT. LOUIS AARON, 80,
infantry. Oct. 20. Leyte; former
Michigan TypeSetting Co. en-
ploye; in service, June, 1871; is
months in Alaska, five months in
south Pacific; leaves wife, Jean,
one daughter, 3342 w. Chicago;
four brothers, 2 sisters.
PFC. RALPH Ii. CLARKE, %,
infantry, Dec. 2, Leyte; former
F'riSchorn Real Estate employe; in
service May. 1941; overseas, April,
1912: son of Candy Clarke, 1872
Eighteenth ST.; leaves three broth
ers, one in service; three sisters.
SGT. FRANK j. KELLY JR-,
25. tank corps, Dec. "a, Germany
in service January, 1912; over
seas. July, 1914; attended North
western; former Kelly-Nash Motor
Sales employe; son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank j. Kelly. 11771 Cherry
lawn; leaves one brother, three
sisters
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-02

service. December, 1913; oversee:
June, 1914; former Chrysler EN-
ploye; wife, Helen, 20459 Cardoni
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Horst
T'hirty-first street. brother. Cpl
Richard.
PFC. WALTER 4. MOORE, q
infantry, Dec. z. Luxembourg; In
service, May, 1914; overseas, No
vember; graduate Ford Trade
School; former Ford Motor Co
employe; wife, Lilliap, Fenton;
son of Mr.. and Mrs. James K,
Moore, 6442 Sheridan; brother,
Cpl. Robert.
PFC. WALTER J. NEUMEYER,
y, infantry, Dec. 2S. Luxembourg,
hospitalized in England, awarded
Purple Heart: in service June,
1913; overseas September. 1914;
attended General Motors Techni-
cal Institute; son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Neumeyer, 1863 Twenty
eighth street.
PVT. SYDNEY SCHIFF. 80, in
fantry, Dec. 21, Belgium, awarded
Purple Heart; in service March
1914: overseas October, 1914; wife,
Leah. two children, 3751 Long,
fellow: two brothers in service.
PFC. ALFRED r. SCHWARTZ
10, infantry, Dec. %. Belgium, hos,
pitali2ed in England; in service
April. 1914; overseas September
Wilbur Wright graduate; former
Ford Motor Co. employe; son o
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Schwartz, $50;
Addison; two brothers in service
PFC. MEYER STEWART, "a
infantry, Dec. 70, Belgium, hos
lpitalized in England; awarded
Purple Heart; in service, April
1914; overseas. four months; for,
mer General Tobacco Co.; wife
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-02
Fired Detective
Testifies for F0P

More than 90 per cent of De
troit's patrolmen and detectives
would have joined the Fraternal
Order of Police if John w. Wither-
spoon, former commissioner, had
not outlawed the organization.
Bernard Duggan, dismissed detec-
tive. testified today.
Testifying at an Injunction
hearing before Circuit Judge
Frank b. Ferguson in which the
lodge seeks 10 restrain the city
from interfering with il, Duggan
said the FOP still exists despite
threats of police heads TO fire
any man joining.
lie said il has go members,
that he is secretary and Howard
Heinie, dismissed patrolman. is
president.
Edward ~. Barnard, attorney
for the FOP, is attempting to
show Witherspoons order, out
lawing the organization, is invalid.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-02

FIRST SGT. RAYMOND s.
SHAFER, 25, Feb. 2, Germany;
in service September, 1910; over
seas. August, 1914; son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert w. Shafer, 2665 Glad
stone; leaves widow, Gonzales,
Louisiana; one brother in navy,
one sister.
PFC. WILLIAM ("RED")
HAUPT, u. field artillery. Feb.
II, Leyte; in service August,
1912; overseas. January, 1914; at
tended Wilbur Wrig HI Trade
School; former Dodge division en-
ploye; son of William G.. Haupt,
Veterans Hospital; made home
with brother, John. 1920 w. For
est; leaves sister. Viola Mayhem.
Miami Beach.
PVT. WILLIAM X. WAYMIRE,
., infantry. Dec 81, Belgium; in
service June. 1871: overseas, No
vember: Eastern High School
graduate: former employe Pack
ard Motor Co: son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William w. -Waymire, ASST
Walwit, Dearborn; leaves wife,
Bernice; two children, 223S Sheri-
dan: one sister.
PVT. JESSE ZANOTTI, %. In
fantry" Dec. II, France; in serv-
ice, April. 1914; overseas. Septem-
ber; former employe Willow Run;
leaves wife, Florence, one son,
James Anthony. 1850 Dawes. two
brothers, Cpl. Raymond in Eng
land, Pvt. James, two sisters; son
of Mr.. Louis T. Zanotti, Mt.
Clemens.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-02

PFC. HERSCHEL III. CEBUL-
SKI, 81, infantry, Belgium, Dec.
"a, hospitaliZe d in England;
awarded Purple Heart; in service,
February, 1943; overseas, Septem-
Der, 1914; graduate of st. Rita's
High School; former employe
Barnes, Gibson and Raymond Co. /;
son of Mr.. and Mrs. William Ce-
bulslki, 20503 Packard.
PVT. ANTONIO j. GENTLE,
&c, infantry, Dec. %, France; in
service, June, 1914; overseas. No
vember; former employe General
Motors Corp; son of Mrs. Mary
Gentle, 4072 Pingree; wife, Eve
lyn, son, Antonio Jr., 1888 Tire
man: two brothers in service.
PFC. STANLEY r. HAPSKI,
19, infantry, wounded first time,
November, again Dec. u, Luxem-
bourg; hospitalized in England;
awarded Purple Heart; in service,
November, 1913; overseas. August,
1914; Hamtramck High School
graduate; former Thompson Prod
ucts employe; son Of Mrs. Mar
garet Hapski, 1853 Jacob, Ham,
tramck.
S/sGT. RAYMOND J. HOGAN,
26, infantry. Jan. 4, Belgium, hos.
pitalized in England; awarded
Purple Heart; in service, Febru-
ary, 1911; overseas, October, 1914 /;
st. Rita's High School graduate;
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher
Hogan, 20l16 Charleston; wife,
Josephine, son, James Michael,
same address; one brother, S/Sgt.
James.
PVT. ROBERT HORST. u, in
fantry. first wounded December,
1914, Luxembourg, again Feb. 10,
Gerrmanyt still hoSpitalized; In
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-02

MAsIAK- Set ROBERT J--ArS Martha
J. haklak. mother. Aenorainer.
McCLUGHEN. PVT. ALBERT F.-=MrG ozs
McCiughen. mother. sherwood
McPHEE. Tf5 WILLIAM A-wrlam c
McPhee, father, Kinde
MILLER. PVT GEORGE w-Mrs Mlllis
Miller. mother. Pontiac.
MITCHELL PVT. LEo-MI violet T.
Mitchell Sl'e. Flint,
MONTAGUE. ~ IT LEONARD E.-EdUtn
CoidamneF, friend. Reed CiU
oI4SzEwsIcI- PIE FRANK -A-- NJ NsI,
garet A olSEswsk. viie. Grand RApida
PETERS. PFC WARREN v-Rcaolph l.
fe,erx, father. saginaw
PETERSON 7 8 HARVEY R-AnereH
Peterson. brother. Iron Mountain
POCHKRT CPL. EARTIO Mrs Asrtha
PoMIEAL SCI CHARLES F--Mrs. Anna
pornikal. ruother OgJ
POWERS CPI ALBERT J--Albert II.
PoEesA. father, DAEiA-a-
RANTZ. PFC pALE E-M1 Grace II
ROSE rfC AUHNIk -Mn. Wl.lie 3
Pose. uife. Mussegon.
SMART IS ARTHUR WIS Minnie
Smart mother WNman
STONEHOUSE sci WlII.iAM-Nrr tSa-
belle Sionshouse mother Saalt Ste Marie
SWEET, & SGT WILLIAM II Mrs Mhry
NJ. Sweet. wife Hastings.
WHITE PVT JAMES L. Mrs Vivian
wIDRIG. scr ciiARLEs AIRS. Ethsl
Widrtg, mother Charlotte
wIELAND PVT GLENN Mrs. Aullie
WleiAnd, mother. lansing.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-02

CPL. RUTkowsKI PFC. sCHIAvI
PFC. HUGO j. SCHIAVI, 81,
combat engineer, Jan. 20, Luxem-
bourg; hospitalized in England; in
service March. 1943; overseas
April. 1914: Northwestern High
School graduate: son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Victor Schiavi, 4670 Nc
Dougal.
PFC. EDMUND J. THOMAS,
81. infantry. Dec. "a. Luxembourg;
hospitalized in England: awarded
Purple Heart; in service Septem-
Der. 1913; overseas, July, 1914
former M. and N. Tool Co. en-
Pleye seh Of Mrs Helen Thomas.
Detroit; wife, Christina. 8123
Badger.
PFC. LYMAN r.. WOOD, IS,
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-02

vEDRo, It's EDMlND $. - Mr Helen
Vedro. mother. 1908 ssrrns.
WINK PVT RAYMOND --Mrs Frances
Weuk. Siie, s2i Spencer. FsrndAle
Oufsiate
ALLEN Ty5 ALVIN A--Mn. sarah n Al
ANDER son. PvT LAWRENCE Ma.
Pear AFfdHF-sH mother Alprns
AhNoip N TLt FEEeis 9 JR.-firI. Fssr-
ASSESMAC CHER, PFC. JOSEPH - MI
fsytsFlnt S5sfHnSs'itI. raaoIher Aouroe
BARDES PFC ROY J. JR-nrL h.ry
Bar1sn mother, Flint,
t Burr r1otsr-. trreaTr.lis
RKVCBMLN sfscT GEORGE F-Mra
Nist rs.Iis5 hisshinsT sT 'iis S,'%'sGS n,r,o,
HFcfaHS' PC tko-Mu Am,ne. s-es.
ssxsxrs i.iT asrvEr Htrmsa
b,sr,TS ,,.t issher ,I LAfs city = -,
lnft nr1thrr Hubfa rdEtun
BIRD ST lanes o-Mr- Ruth G Bird.
BOWIE PFc yucENE J-Mn Rss.n.
Bcvsr mother puzrhush
BOWEPs PFC. GEORGE -MrS. H.lrn v.
BoycrE Wifs - Josrph
BOYCT $ SGT HAROLD D.--Howsrc q
Borce father Stoctbridgs
cAsrANo PVT EUDoLPH-Mu. cath-rins
eiiSs vt o52scAR b-~n 1, cine.
'',i t:SorREEiSa SoiirilRREiSSai s,scr DALI p-Mr
susie ciinrsrasn. oo,her rssaiai.
DAVIS. SGT KEITH D Mr.. Dorothy y.
pHsT. PVT RicaIRD L-Mr Ano, Dsrt.
DETSiicR. PVT JOSEPH A.-Fr.o.4es L
Dietrich, father. Mann.
rtae,ucIx pxyT rx.prrv A..
sopSl. Fisnn,Tsn' vie Hssis,,
FORD. PFC CLAREHcE y JR.--Mr. crsos
r6sTrs bsIa 0iS. M ei.ss ei1snScT ST,ts r-Mr Mar.
Esrs' I Poster wif, LsnsinE
r.'a; s's0 rr'S sSS II. his%SSssa sa%',rs: oN" l''
cociA Pvr. CLAYTON J-Mu pors ".
HAPRIs, rs WILLIAM P-Mu Marrus
HECTOR PVT PVT WALDO p-ch.ris. ..
!, HOWARD PyT KARotD r-Mn rrTh
f,l. l.sERT PFC WILLARD c-Nu NrN
Hubert. mother. Manton
RTRKER. set. KEITH E-Mu c.,h.rin.
Kt'FTfI T re y6pniy Sjs9d RIpl5i 9m,, ,o,,,,,
kur'u. mother, Psynssvile
lott. set RoRERr L--Mrl synola y.
lott Nns. Frontier
NAPIER. PVT. GEORGE Arr MarE,re.
TAULT. PvT HESRY Mrs. Auror.
Haul'. mother. Dollar Bay.
PETERS. PFC. WILLIAM T-Mu wllusn
7 Peters, wife. Pint
PABrsH sIsGT EDWARD AIRS. v,s
torlA Rahish. mother. PincnnninR
RATcHFoRp PVT EpwARD T.-Mr, ORA
Patchf1rd. wife Jackson
RUSSO. PVT CALACERo 4 Y-Mrs Rose
Ruiso mother. Nersune,
SCHNEIDER. SGT KENNETH - Mra.
Alice Schneider, wife Ann Arbor
SEEGER. SGT wENDEI. s-Mn Frances
NJ SeeFer wife MuskeFon
sHATTUcK. PVT, FORREST L-MrL Opal
sHUMsARGrR PFC LEON p.-Mr,. Elma
8. ShumbsrFer wife sauii ste Marie
SMITH, PFC. RALPH K.-MrT Martha
Smith. wife. ortonvilis
URfCK. PFC JOSEPH T.-Mn Pauline
Urick. mother. HermAnrville
wItErE. TIz DALLAS E-Mu Cara Nss-
WILLIAMS. PvT. RAYMOND s-MrS Harei
B WNlisms, mother. shinfiston.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-02
WOUNDED
PVT. WILLARD c. CADEAU,

PVT. WILLARD &. CADEAU,
26, infantry. Germany, hospitalized
in England; awarded Purple
Heart; in service, January, 1914;
overseas, June; former Star Tool
and Die Co. employe; son of Mr..
and Mrs. William Cadeau, Dollar
Bay: sister, Mrs Beatrice Teslik,
5000 Whitfield, brother, Pfc. Ray
mond. medical corps in Burma.
PVT. EDDIE ELkISS. %, anti
aircraft, Dutch East Indies, Dec
10, awarded Purple Heart; back
in action; in service, March, 1941;
overseas, Is months; studied at
Detroit Conservatory of Music;
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Isadore
Elkiss, 172l5 Prairie; brother. 1t.
Harry, overseas.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-02
WOUNDED
EHrOPean Area)
Detroit

CIfIgNl
RDAMCzYK. PVT. STANLEY Mrs Louise
AdAmczyk' mother 2a!4 csnhi. Hamtrsnek-
BALLEsTERo. PFC. PILAR-Mrs Beulah
Bellestero. wife, 1854 vinewood
BARASzU, PVT. DANIEL C.-MrI MarFaret
II. Baraszu, wife. 44o s. solvay.
BARBEE, PVT CHARLES L.-MrG Lutte
D1Ssf s1Rr9,s ps'heT; pv5 30 = crssIa ESeIi1, ~ 49,
Bsrtos, mother, 65se McGaw.
BETHEA. PVT. ROBERT Mrs vsryie
B pbyis bsihsa VIZ, tcr oag2 ,3,Ig French road s
Boyle. mother. 942s sophia. wayne
cEsuLsKI, PFC, HERscHEL E--Mu
cIEsZKowsKI. s SGT. sIGMUND M
MIRA Mary cieGko.sa mother. 75AS Quinn.
FIRRY. PVT ARTHUR E.-Mn Dorothy
Firby, mother. s232 Howe Wayne.
FURCA, PVT. JOSEPH C.--Mrx Merle NJ
Furca' WIFE 1927 ,Pinues.
GENTLE, PVT. ANTONIO J.-Mn Evelyn
5. GENTLE wife, l!e3s fireman.
HOGAN. .slsGT RAYMOND J-xp Jose
phine ~ Koran wife, 2oll6 Charleston.
HoRowITz, PFC. SAM ABE HorOwitL
HORST. PVT. RoBERT-Mrs. Helen NJ
Horst wife. 2O45o cardOnl.
HoYT, TL5 THOMAS Mrs. KAtheiesn
HUM. PVT CHARLES J--MrG Lusns
Hunn' wife. 1879 Dolphin.
KELLY. SGT CLYDE A.-Mrs Lillian Kelly.
wife. 340s LemGy, Wayne
KLEPECK, PFC JOHN W.-MrS Anna Jan
icki sister, s5s9 WoOdmont
kRATZET, PFC. ERNEST g JR - Mrs
Helen N Krsizet mother. ISL Van Dyke.
vbs,,s KuSzEK sGT I0o, JOHN S.Mr, Margaret
KUpRIcK, PVT. WILLIAM A.-Mrs. KAth.
lsen p Kudrick' wife. i2os3 stoepel.
MORRISON. PVT FRANK R.-Mrs. Rose
PAnkow. mother, s112 Maxwell
MRUK. PFC. EUGENE S-Mrt. Title Mruk
mother. 747l Artesian
HEUMEYEP. PFC. WALTER Mrs Bertha
Neumeyer. mother. ae.s TWsnty-eishth.
PETRE. isT TT. CLYDE v-Mrs. Alma l.
Petre. mother. so45 Oldham. Dearborn.
scHrTF, PVT. sYpNEY-Mrs Leah schiff
SCHMIDT. PFC. JOSEPH Mrs katherine
schmidt mother 463 VinewoOd Wyandotte
SCHULTZ. PVT. HAROLD D.-Mrs. Eliza
SCHUAB. CPL. RICHARD WINS. Jessie
SCHWARTZ PFC. ALFRED E.-Mrs Bertha
Schwartz, mother bsO3 Addison
SMTGIEL PFC LEONARD R.-Mrs Alice
Smisiel mother s4sS Lesnder
STEWART PVT MEYER -- Mrs. Jennie
Stewart, wife. ss7e Brosds,reet
THOMAS PFC EDMUND Mrs Christine
Thomas, wife. si23 Badgsr.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-02
Lest We Forget-Lest We Forget! K4@g.
MicIliSan'S Battle Hero Roll

A Detroit sergeant in the air
force. previously reported missing
over Yugoslavia, is now safely
back on duty, his family notified
the Times today.
Biographical sketches OF other
local servicemen today include
eight killed, 16 wounded and one
taken prisoner of war.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-02
Kiplin0's
Recessional

Jennie; son. Jerry, 9676 Broad
street.
CPL. HAROLD RUTKOwSKI,
u, tank corps, Jan. IS, Germany;
previously wounded Sept. Is, Ger
many; now hospitalized in Eng
land; awarded Purple Heart; In
service May, 1912; overseas two
years; former Ford Motor Co. em-
ploye; wife, Barbara and son, 88l7
Coulter; son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Rutkowski, 9346 Pierson.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-02
SAFE

T/SGT. RICHARD l.. ELSEY,
"a, B-24 engineer. previously re-
ported missing Jan. 10 over Yugo-
slavia; now safely back on duty;
enlisted, February. 1912; overseas.
August, 1914; son of-Mf. and
Mrs. Sylvester Elsey, 591l LenoN.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-02
Freeing Of Soldiers
After VE-Day Denied

WASHINGTON, March l (INS)
Secretary of War Henry Ia
StimSon today described as with
out foundation a statement at
I trIbuted 10 Veterans Admins
traitor Hines that $4,000 soldiers
month would be discharged upon
GeTmany's defeat.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-02

infantry. Jan. 80. Luxembourg;
awarded Purple Heart; in service.
May, 1914; overseas, December;
former East Side Tool and Gear
Co. employe: wife, Madeline, son.
Francis, 1921 Marlborough.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-02
PRISONER

T/SGT. GERARD A. PAULE,
II, BIT radio operator, Dec. ~.
Germany; in service, Feb. l943;
overseas. August. 1914; st. Francis
de Sales graduate; former Cadil-
lac Motor Car division employe;
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph II.
Paule.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-02

TIE Mississippi Is really
muddy. It's so muddy the fish
there have TO swim with a bull
dozer. a lot of people live in
houSe-boats on the Mississippi
and there's one nice thing about
that. II you get water in your
basement you get il only once.
Years ego used to play Eaude-
Vile on one of those Showboats.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-02
fSOuIhTPsf Pacific
AreGD

OeTFOlr
AARON, stSGT LOUIS - ZAI Aaroa.
brother. 2e7l ClemsntA
CHESL-EY, PFC. JOSEPH JR --Mrt. Mari
Chesiey. mother, 1878 MARI.
CLARKE PFC RALPH B.--Carnby Carrie.
father. sara Eighteenth.
MoJEsEE. PFC HENRY Mrs Ann
10th. sister. so5i Oivtt
Outstate
BITsoN. PFC. JOIN AIRS Mary J
Workman, mother White Cloud
CHEvERETTE. PVT KODGER II - Mrt.
Marie Cheverrt's' mother Escansea
EcKSTRoM. s7sGT ROY l. -- Mrs.. VIZ.
EiniA Eckstrotn' mother. harqueits.
FAHHESTOCR, PFC. ARTHUR F-Nrs
Dorothy Darnel sister. Eyari.
HALsTEAD. PFC WILBUR L.-Mu Vera
Hslaieaa. mother, BELLEVUE.
MccARTY, PVT. PAUL p-Mr Sarah No
Csrty. mother. Erie
: McoAGiN. CPL HERRERT G-Donsld Nc.
Dagin. brother. charieyotI.
SCHOSSER, I'D 1T. CLARE-Mn. BeulAh
SClOSseT. mother. Ann ArbOr.