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Evening star., 1945-11-13
u. 5. Food Supply
To Reach New High
In 1916, Report Says
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Americans may have more to eat
in 1916 than ever before in the Ma
tion's history, the Agriculture De-
partment says in report forecast
ing per capita consumption of more
than II per cent above the prewar
level of 1858.
But not all foods will be equally
plentiful, the report stated. Sup
plies of pork, the better grades of
beef and veal, fats and oils (particu-
larly butter), sugar and canned fish
are expected to be smaller than the
amount consumers would buy at
present prices.
Most of the improvement in the
food supply will result, the de-
partment said, from a sharp cut
back in military requirements. The
armed services are now expected to
take only between 25 and 80 per
ment as much as they used in 1945.
The department said, however,
that exports in 1916 will continue
large, assuming that satisfactory
financial arrangements are COM
pleted. The greater part of these
exports will move in the early
months of the year, mainly to the
United Kingdom and the liberated
areas of Europe.
The department said meat con-
sumption per person next year is
expected to reach 145 to 155 pounds
dressed weight Consumption this
year is expected to average about
Evening star., 1945-11-13
Race Relations Grour
To Revise Program
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
| BALTIMORE, Nov. 13-Joseph P
Healy, chairman of the Governor s
commission on Problems Affecting
Colored People. announced yester-
day that possible changes in the Or
ganization's program would be dis
cussed at meeting November 20.
Mr.. Healy said a report by a sub
| committe making a study of recon-
mendations of the Rev. C. E. Mills,
a colored member, would be pre-
sented at the meeting. The recon-
mendations include:
The temporary employment of a
research director to make Statewide
surveys and studies to guide the
work of the commission.
Studies covering the fields of
housing, health, recreation, crime
delinquency, education, employment
and civil rights.
The establishment of local COM
mites in cities and counties to ad-
wise the commission on local prob
lens.
Publicity releases of the commits
sion'S recommendations and find
ngs.
The equalization of the commits
sion membership according to race,
with representation from labor, or
ganizationS and the State Legis-
| lature.
Evening star., 1945-11-13
Navy Identifies 5 Men
Killed With Kiefer

/ BY the Associated Press.
BEACON, N. Y, Nov. 13.-Names
Of the five men who were killed with
Commodore Dixie Kiefer, Pacific wal
hero, in Navy plane crash on
Mount Beacon Sunday have been
released by the Navy.
They were identified as:
1t. Comdr. Ignatius Zielinski, Is
U. S. N. r., Salem, Mass, assistant
medical officer at the Quonset (R.I)
Naval Air Station Dispensary and
medical examiner before entering
the service.
1t. Lloyd P. Heizen, %, U. S. N
r., Colorado Springs, Colo, senior
pilot of the ship.
1t. q, g. Hans P Kohler, 25, U. S
N. R., Garfield, N. j., co-pilot.
Clarence Hooper, %, aviation ma
chinist's mate &c, Greensboro, N. c.
David G. Wood, %, seaman l/c
North Franklin, Conn
All were stationed at Quonset.
Private funeral services for Com
modore Kiefer will be held at Quon-
set Thursday. Burial will be in Ar
lington Cemetery. Washington, al
10 am. Friday.
Evening star., 1945-11-13
West End Citizens Plan
Action 10 Gef Bows Club

The West End Citizens Associa-
tion last night voted to coordinate
its efforts with the Dupont Circle
Citizens Association toward OBJ
tanning an additional boys club
in the area.
The action was taken after Lester
H. Steinem, representing the Touch
down Club of Washington, stressed
the advantage of many small neigh
borhood clubs over few large, GEN.
tralized facilities. He pointed out
Evening star., 1945-11-13

1t the West End area now has
only the Georgetown Boys Club at
M street and Pennsylvania avenue
NV, to Accommodate youngsters
living in the area bordered by Fiji
teenth street, the Potomac River,
Constitution avenue and N street.
The group instituted a member
ship drive under two teams, headed
by Walter F. Wasson, president, and
William r. Brown, treasurer.
Members asked improvement in
the paving of the playground at
Grant Elementary School.
The meeting was held at the
third precinct police station, 1890
X street NV.
Evening star., 1945-11-13

l30 pounds, although at the present
time it is estimated to be at the
annual rate of about las pounds.
More ice cream, cheese, con-
densed and evaporated milk, cream,
canned vegetables, fresh and frozen
fish will be available than in 1945,
the report said. Eggs and fresh
milk are expected to continue plen-
tiful, while consumption of chicken,
turkey, fresh fruits and vegetables,
frozen and dried fruits, potatoes,
sweet potatoes and cereal products
are expected to average substan-
TALLY the same as this year.
Evening star., 1945-11-13
Citizens to Meet

The Northwest Citizens Associ-
alton of Prince Georges County will
meet at $3.50 pm. Thursday at the
George Washington Memorial Gene
terry Building on Powder Mill road.
Evening star., 1945-11-13

,onodo hotionoI Air Service Flying Coost 10 Coosi
md 70 Newfoundland over 500 mile route
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-05
Tender Tale
At State

YOU CAN take a letter, but we
bet you can't translate it in such
tender terms as the films have
done with Love Letters" the
romantic drama which opened al
the Palms-State Yesterday
For such a tender tale as this.
they have wisely chosen Jennifer
Jones for the leading character.
We say, leading character, because
though she IS co-starred with
Joseph Gotten. he underplays so
magnificently that the whole af-
fair becomes hers.
She has that half-woman. half
child qualify; those fey-like mo-
ments that give her performance
an almost unreal quality. partic-
ularly in such a role as this.
Gotten plays a British officer
who writes wonderfully romantic
letters 10 a girl back home whom
he has never met, but who is
engaged to his pal, a dissolute
character.
The girl falls in love with the
letters. of course, never suspect
ing the real author. When her
fiance returns home, she marries
him and that appears 10 be a
closed chapter 10 the letters.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-05
JUSTIN TIME

OF course, Henreid and two or
three of his trusty pals arrive on
the scene just in time, liberate
their pals from the dungeon and
rescue MauFeen just as she is
about TO marry the gross and
cruel governor Walter Slezak.
who. incidentally, is just about
the best actor in the picture.
There are some torrid love
scenes and an excellent duel be-
tween Paul Henreid and John
Emery, which is such an excellent
display of fencing on Mr. Emery,s
part that we suspect he must
have gotten his training while he
was married to Tallulah Bank
head
There is plenty Of riotouS color
and action, but it's really a mu-
Sical comedy-without the music
And, judging from some of the
dialogue, il should have beer
made as a silent.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-05
Ballet Dancer
At Geisz Inn

BALLET PSTAR JILL
RAVE heads the new mixed tai
ent' floor show at GeisZ Inn on
the east side.
A graduate OF an outstanding
dancing school, Jill has combined
her ballet and tap training with
effective results.
Making up this weeks support
ing cast are Art Mix, Western
novelty: Demp and Dewey, COM
edy offering with dancing and
Ray Houk, clever ventriloquiSt
and harmonica virtuoSo. Its Bob
Martins music Franz Gei-z, Gei-z s5yfff-
phony and dance music is a Sun
day feature, each week, starting
at p. m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-05
IN LOVING HANDS

Under his tender care, of course,
she does begin 10 recall, but the
process is a tedious one and so
long and drawn-out, from a film
standpoint. that we began to think
we'd lose The last remnants OF our
mind, before she began to regain
the first glim mering Of her
memory.
However il is this period of
suspense which lends added drama
10 the picture and il is so beauti-
fully played 10 such dreamy mu-
sical' accompaniment. that 1t will
undoubtedly have great appeal.
Miss Jones is wonderful in the
role, never going into any disturb
ing mad scenes about it. while
Gotten is almost too good TO be
true.
The best supporting perform.
ances are turned in by Gladys
Cooper and Cecil Galloway.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-05
SEARCH FOR LOVE

However, Gotten. comes back,
disillusioned and distraught, seek
ing out of half love and half
curiosity 10 meet the girl with
whom he corresponded.
He runs into black abysm
when he discovers that his buddy
has been murdered and that the
girl. accused of the killing, has
disappeared.
He still keeps up his search,
however. and when he does locate
her, he finds that she has lost all
memory of the past. including her
identity and any slight inkling OF
either the crime or the ensuing
trial.
Because he realizes that he
loves her and that she loves him,
they marry and await the fearful
day when she may recoiiect just
who she really is.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-05
THE DETROIT TIMES
Nov.
Eerie Experience

DOROTHY MCGUIRE was lost
for 20 minutes when she explored
a labyrinth of spooky underground
rooms built for The Silence Of
Helen McCord' and accidentally
locked herself in a close [.
ChagTined by her carelessness, she
tried to extricate herself, finally
had 10 call for help.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-05
Two oFarces
Comprise
Fox Fare

THE THEORY that two farces
are better than one comedy is
one we can't subscribe TO, des-
pite the number of laughs in the
new bill at the Fox Theater
where, this week, you can pay
your money and take your choice
of This Night With You ard
Shady Lady"
OF the two, we think, however,
we prefer the latter which has
Ginny Simms, Charles Coburn and
Robert Paige in the leading roles.
Miss Simms plays night
club singer, whose uncle has just
shuffled out of the penitentiary
for slightly unorthodox gambling
practices.
Finding that his niece is in n
nice spot for him TO clean up
without using a broom, Coburn
gets all set 10 take the Joint.
DOUBLE-CROSSED
However, his niece who has
more teeth than any other actress
IN Hollywood. puts bite on the
whole deal and double-crosses
uncle into an honest way of life,
because she is in love with the
young district attorney. Robert
Paige.
This is all right, of course, un-
less you remember that Barbara
Stanwyck and Preston Sturges
did a much better job. Of the
whole idea. not so long ago, in a
picture called The Lady Eve"
ANOTHER VOICE
The other film. "A Night With
You" has another singer, Susanna
Foster, trying to make the grade
by posing as daughter OF a young
theatrical producer, Franchot
Tone. who seems TO be able TO
produce nothing more than a
weak, perspiring smile throughout
all the awkward situations which
ensue.
David Bruce and Louis All
Britton, both lend their hand
some presence 10 this amusing
but very weak musical piece.
c. G.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-05
FILMS N REVIEW
By CHARLES GENTRY
BY CHARLES GENTRY
Pirate Film
At Michigan.

SWASHBUCKLING INTO the
Michigan Theater yesterday aft
ernoon we found ourselves aboard
a stately galleon, surrounded by
as evil looking a crew of pirates
as the studio casting office could
unearth ready to embark on a
adventure called The
Spanish Main"
But while mes compagnons'
may have been pretty tough look
ing, il only took about two reels
TO discover that they really had
hearts of gold--instead of after it.
Ever since Gilbert and Sullivan
wrote The Pirates Of PenZance. "
the rumor has gotten around that
the Buccaneers Of the Caribbean
weren't really such bad boys. In
fact. if anything, they were bit
on the soft-hearted side and even
let sentimnet interfere with busi-
ness.
This bunch is from the same
union
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-05
On Horseback

RAY MILLAND, an expert
horseman and member of the
British Household Cavalry in his
youth. rides a horse again in
Take This Wcman" "a wooden
one on a merry-go-round.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-05
ALL so FRIENDLY

They capture a rich ship. loaded
with gold and a beautiful countess
and then everybody proceeds 10
become good friends. The Con-
tessa. Maureen O'Hara, even pro-
ceeds 10 marry the head pirate,
Paul Henreid, a dashing fellow
who's just in the business for fun
and a personal grievance.
His grievance is against the
governor of New Spain, for whom
the lovely O'Hara, who is about
as Spanish as a Corktown Tavern
was intended.
In a sportive mood, the boys,
prompted by the jealousy Of a
lady pirate, Binnie Barnes, over
come their leader. kidnap his
bride and take her TO the gov
ernor, who repays them for all
their kindnfsses by throwing
them into ths' clink.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21
We just happened TO gel
in q stock"

Don't go away mad" said the
keeper to the escaping luna,ic
Comp Howe Fo.iize,
Girls: II at first you don't succeed,
cry, cry, again!
Fort M,f}in Bvtietin
Mary; Well after his behavior yes
terday, / will never go fishing with
that soldier again"
Kate: Heavens. what did he do?"
Mary: oh ne just fiShed"
r. Riley CUioon
why are you so bitter against your
Uncle Nebuchadnezzsr?
He lost all his money right after W.,
named the baby for him"
Conmond Poi
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-02-17
Handle With Care.

Observing that a repair mar who
had fixed a tire for him was rolling
il the length Of the garage, a MOTOR
iSt yelled Hey, pick that thing up.
What dra want TO do, wear it out
Parade.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-24
Jap Nurse
Revolt

TOKYO. Nov % GNSl Cen
MacArthur's order emancipatnG
JaDsnese women led today 10
revolt hy 125 nurses ~ the metro
politan police headquarters.
A bulletin from the nurses car
ried by the Tokyo stars and
Stripe, army newspaper declared
"wc VIII no longer submit tamely
20 bcaStlLke treatment
They did not walk ouy b4t de-
m7UdCd more r101. tla'mIng the
lions share ls goin 10 department
heads In charge Of j., distribution
and more pay.
The hospital director tried 10
brush of their demand, b> saving
that hOspitaI business is bad
We've got 200 beds and only
100 patients" be pointed out
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-24
Fight Hooper
Insurance Claim
Detroit Iimr, n7ttir crFss Burssu

Detroit Iirurz n7ttir crFss BHTssu
BATTLE CREEK. Nov % The
verdict that found four Detroit
hoodlum, guilty of cou.pirlng 70
murder State Senator Warren G..
.lloopor WHl ba 'he 6f,, of defense
.hy au In -Wa0ls cmnpluS IN a
suit by he scaaior, widow for
dJGU'G lUI7IWU'y Tuesday.
The Aluua. Life In urance CO.
hg, refused fo pay double on $50
GOO oA Ii0opc. - policy in The
opinion thai the politicians death
WIS n ri1uur1- ur1lru-r 7rr u1--7U
ao. dent. Com.' .or Ar company
altce The HWdar luaa
Ju.e- sa1nrHa F.. scEcd on
SPECIAL Prosecutor S.slcl oI tle
case laa. S.gior el- unlikely
to appear a~ "a witness IG tDc
court o Circuit Judge Blaine N.
Hatch O., Calhoun County Tho
prosecutor ls conducting he hood
.um h0Idup Irla' 100 Pontiac.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-24
Corner Is IT

UNALDE Tex. Nov % (INS)
-ForHfrr VICE i'rryirtert jofu
Nance Garner observed his T7th
hlrtl6.t Yesterday
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-21
PAA((uses
7 Packers

Seven injunction suits, including
one for triple damages, were filed
against Detroit siaughterers and
meat wholesalers in federal court
today by the OPA. IL
The suits charged failure to keep
proper records and post ceiling
prices and the sale OF substantial
amounts of beef and veal above
ceiling prices.
The defendants were ordered 10
show cause on May % why the
injunctions should not be made
permanent.
The OPA charged that the
Hygrade Food Products, 2S01
Michigan, paid a total of S34, ,772
over ceiling prices for having
meat slaughtered from Feb. 2S TO
March 81.
Other companies named were;
Hammond. Standish and Co.,
2101 Twentieth; the Edwin Beef
Co, 5l40 Edwin, Hamtramck; /;
OrIing Bros, 1880 Heidelberg; the
Kowalski Co, 2240 Holbrook; A..
Lax and Sons of 2S20 Eighteenth;
and the Baldyga Market. 1896 T..
McNiChols.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-21

THEY'RE certainly doing won
ders to fabrics these days! Ma
tcrials are treated to repel water,
outwit moths, resist creaSes, reduce
shrinkage!
Glittering promises attract you
on every hand.
But, before YOU make a choice,
you'd like to know how well the
performance comes up to the prom
Use.
We-at Good Housekeeping
have that same curiosity, on your
behalf.
For we want YOU to regard Good
Housekeeping as a source of de-
pendable information. We want
YOU to feel that you can rely upon
what YOU read in Good House
whether it's in an sd-
vertlsemento or on an editorial page.
So we refuse TO tell YOU about
textiles-or anything else-until
we first investigate, anslyze, and
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-21
Housing StHS
Mass Meeting
rHE DETROIT TINES
Nav ls45


A mass mCCung az indignant
citizens IN the downturn area was
Scheduled; ft,f- t-e'ie,-s tonight IN
the Ksier High School, Melvin
dale. as the result OF protests
against -tl-s-.-=4@peeaey -iieesinr
project In EcorSe.
Following filing Of an Injunction
suit IN federal court by the Ford
Motor Go. Yesterday a show cause
hearing waS->et feH Aat - aS and
Federal Public Housing Authority
officials agreed 10 dclay-tAe
Negro housing plan pending hear
ing
The suit charges misuse Of au-
thority and failure 10 take INTO
consideration changing conditions
IN the labor situation here Mean
while representative from five
doWnrNer communities were in
Washington seeking a Senate in
NeSflcatlnn-I -InIAA-i4-at4t4 t4aff-t4iSt-
charged the FPHA was attempt
ing 10 prolong lie of the agency
by starting a belaied project
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-21
Murderous Dog Pack
Owner FACING Trial

MIAMI. May 19 QNS) - Joe
Mum, owner of a pack of 20
pit bulldogs, faces charge of
manslaughter after eight of his
dogs aIlegedly attacked and killed
Mrs. Doretta Micko Zinke, SO,
last Wednesday.
Eight of the dogs were killed
by order OF the Dade County
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-21
We're curious.
so you can be carefree

and investigated each for Fgh,
fastness, color iastness, and shrink
age.
We've named them "Carefree
Cottons and we re not afraid 70
do so. For they came through the
tests with flying eolors-and strict
ly limited shrinkage.
VIII a vater-repellent fabric
shed water like a ducks back
after It's been dFy-elesnedi When
blankets are called "mothproof,"
does that mean a moth will only
nlbble-or not even sniff!
ia skirt is made Of crease
resistant" material, can you un-
pack and wear 1t, with a mere
quick shake'
We satisfy ourselves on such
questions in the only way We
know-by putting things through
the double-barreledlnspe that
IS typical at Good Housekeeping.
And what we hnd-in such
studies we pass on 10 manufsc-
turers. For we think our service to
you can go beyond the pages Of our
magazine - right into the shops
where you buy.
We urge manufacturers to tel
yau-on fabric and garment tags
how to wash or clean a material,
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-21
ARMY WOUNDED
EUROPEAN ARIA

/ ApE. GEORGE l.. T/4-Husoand OF MTs.
Della L. AIDE. Durand,
BARRErrE. GERARD A PVT Husband
Of Mrs Myrtle esrTsttg. CSiumet, -,
Mira. Betty Boston. Colc~ster
-etaaKewsKf- WALTER J. cPt.=sUH OF
NJ. ssrniee cisTsew,n csiS,,,Ts Poser u,.,,r.
OF Mrs Ruth p, Couture. TecumSeh.
CRANE. DONALD n. PvT-son OF Mira.
Nells NJ. Crane. Jackson n-=
DEAN NORMAN 4 JR PFC Son OF
Mrs Mary Dean. Grand Rapids
ERICKSON GILBERT PFe-sou of
Me Elizabeth Efiekson. Bessemer
EVERsON. MILTON e, PFC.-SOn OF Mrs
Anna Eyerson Marquette.
HARTMANN EDWARD c. 7 5-son OF
i HAzELToS ~ P%UL a isr LT-sOn Of
Glenn C IIareiton Pstoskey.
KoHLENBERCER ROGER " 5 SGT
son OF Charles Kohlenberser, Biz Rapids.
oLEJNIczAK RAYMOND p. PFC. --Hus,
band OF Mrs, Helen D. oleinieIak Grand
Rapids.
scHEU. FRANK v. PFC.-son Of Mrs.
SHARE. FRANKLIN X. PFC Husband OF
Ms grGc9 JsE' erSRGf ST1!f NJ GfT,ai pfcHu.o.nd Of
Ma. Rst,y stacy Brown CIV
.sThuDoHAR- JOHN r. s rsCT.-son OF
STOUT REA-e@2D LT--Ssf, 81 Mrs
sdHS Stout Rochester.
TOPPFN SIMON RXr--Hu~hsHa- -ei
TORTORELLI. FRANK p. PVT Husband
Of Mrs viva NJ. Tortorslli. Decatur
VAN AIKEN ELMER sar--ruspano
of Ms. Mary 4 Van AIKEN. Coldgster
WANDER LIAM. ROBERT l. 1ST 1T
Husband - Mfs Dorothy wander Lam.
WARD VANCY J. sGT--Snn- -AfFe
''Snf 'wHEELER arg rRINKiIN sHf S'F.aS prc-son o,
Mrs. Clara CasVell, ClAdwin
: PACIFIC ARIA
.BERNABY WILLIAM II PFC Husband
OF Mrs Dorothy p RernAbY.- Port Huron
BOWDEN. WALLACE T. CPL.-Son oi
R1sssi at,scfS NJ soSds.n; Ess,i.E; LANSING -
Mildred Busch Gaylord.
DE- -E.AvERGNE ROBERT PFC -s6n ~
Mrs sarah A DefavrrEns. Harbor springs
ENGLER. ANDY r. PFc.--snn o; Prank ,
EnCier VIcksburg
GRITrER GERALD C. PFC Son Of Mrs.
corn'hs Gritter cirsna Rapids
1BBoTsoN BERT NJ. PFC son OF Mrs
Iva NJ Iebotson. Dowsgise
JENKINS. JOHN A JR PFC Son o,
Mrs LINDA jenkins. Ovosso.
-LaNERnrpE E-HENRY- f'=Brotnef OF
Mrs Rose Bracks Gladstone
1 Mcdaniel. GILBERT PVT -Husbsnd
OF Mrs KeithAbelle Mcdaniel Manton
MYERS. DAVID J PFC.-son Of Mrs
Elizabeth Meyers. RinEsford
NAULT WILLARD H. PFC son Of Philip
Eaulf Wilson
ROBINSON NORMAN " PFC Son Of
william " Robinson LANSING
ROSS WILLIAM NJ PIT -=Sun- -Ioln
IT. ROSS Rochester
SLAMA OTTO, set Husband ~ Mrs
Mildred p Slama Flint
S1EIMLE RUSSELL J. 7 SGT Son of
Russell Steimle Houghton
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-21
The @s %M
= GabS c1@b "

There are fourteen pages OF cotton
dresses shown in the May issue OF
Good Housekeeping.
Before one page was set il type,
We insisted upon satisfying our
selves that these cottons would
give the service you ask of them.
To do that, We first got samples
OF all the fabrics, then washed them
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-21
City Airport Wins
Fiscal Health Award I

Don Martin. manager of the
city airport, today was the re-
cipient of national award which
recognizes the Detroit field as
the "most financially healthy" Of
any in major cities in the United
States.
The national magazine. South
ern Flight, made the award on
the basis of the airports ability
TO receive revenues from nearly
dozen sources during l944.-
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-21

and what you NAV expect Of ~
vith Efficient use. And We are pre-
pared TO help them by providing
such data.
Costly procedufe'
Yes. But procedure that IS de-
signed TO save YOU money, time
and needless trial and error.
Procedure that IS designed 70
win your lasting friendship, by
winning and holding your faith.
Upon that faith, we have builtI
a unique institution. Upon that
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-21

study, to see how well perform
snce matches promise.
II takes a sizable staff OF engi-
neers, teohniclans, home econo-
mlsts, and researchers TO satisfy
this curiosity OF ours. But We think
its we'll worth the cost to win
and hold your confidence.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-21
OITSTATE
ARMY DEAD
fNRoPtAN ARA
CAMERON DONALD T., 7 5--son OF Mrl
Rr-frR cAL1Enn--El Rla-----

CAMERON DONALD J., 7 5--son OF Mrs.
Rr-fnA CAMGEnn-
KLINE GORDON : G1.-Crandson OF
Mrs Agnes Kline Niles.
tEINoNEN TOlyo n PFC Husband Of
Nrs Amanda VI Leinonen Elo
LUCAS EMERY O. PFC.-son Of Mrs
Rachel Lucas BAY CITY
LuTz MELVIN B, SGT son Of Russell
Lut&. ST. Louis
MecuRpY ARTHUR f SGT Son OF Mrs.
RHINEHART. KENNETH r SGT -Hus-
band on Mgs Wilma J Rhinehsrt, Midland
Thomas McCurdy Chief
ROBINSON LEO y. PVT Son Of Mrs.
Godie Robinson Sunden.
SCOTT PAUL d. PFC Husband n Mrs
Rosemary Scott Charlotte
VANDERMOLEN JULIUS PVT Illus
hand OF MS Margaret = vsndermolen.
Grand Rapids
WISE SAMUEL g. PFC Husband Of Mrs
Madeline Wise Montgomery
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-21
DETROIT
ARMY DEAD
EURoPEAN ARIA

--EkSrVZTT EcwK,S rTC=v-E - fTrf
MGry KAlprEyk. l94e3 Csruc
MARRoCCo. ALBERT PFC son o; MH.
Mary MAuocco. 2i37 Hals
oLEARY. LEo r PFC -son 20 Me
Margaret MecAuiey 3iss Tvsnn-'iut We
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