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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-07

Caldwell, Fred
Hamlet, Lewis
Perry, Oliver
Anderson. George
Benson, Howard
Ferguson, Roy
Mix, Steve
Wright, Judge, jr.
Campbell, Maurice
Corbett, Herman
Gaines, Charles
Lofty, Bernard
Lucas, Everett
Coles, James
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29

away from in winter There apprehesive talk about
e % put mere were also hot rum punch and tangoing
and holly and kisses harmless as 8eO-thoupb NOT ,o
so e' '' i''ie
But the real Christmas later that night when Cass
$1,000 on Inc balcony of their suite looking at the
tranquil glow of Lake Worth and she sighed "TII neto
forget today Especially won't forget our standing here
us two And I'm glad were going home-us two, don't
really fall too much for this glamor"
I'm glad afraid I'm too rustic for the rohpi,.
NO you're too independent Cass I'm very bappy IN
always be very happy with you"
lhey came into the station at Grand Republic in snow
SUM Continued Monday
m House. Inc BooK-of Month Club Selection.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29

HEN the senator who known Casss first wife ad-
w dressed jimmy "Banche she looked irrated then
Winked at Cass But somehow while getting dressed the
senator learned that Blanche Virginia and
things smoother when they joined him on the terrace
for cocktails "... ..E
There came later hot and humid evening when they
drove 10 super and maddening movie were unhappy
and He tried to hold her hand and she drew hers
away She said it too damp.
He watched her anxiousy, and watched him pro-
testinely and when they had worked UP fine hateful
tension he wanted 10 cough II broke in throatv below
and she Oft electric sparks OF race In ostcnatos in
difference he crossed his egs his garter came loose
Drawings copyrighted. ls45 by King Features s,ndea
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29

ana ne mad to make public presentation fastening IL
lie insisted sundae and dropped sauce on his white
shr Disgusting she muttered sadistcalIy scrubbed
II INTO worse mess with her handkerchief The storm be-
gan az the hotel She said Cant you pay attention to your
personal habits Must YOU drbbe constantly2"
! 90 not dribbe. But I'm not New England house.
wife" ~ ~
IL was sharp and bitter and at last she was crying lovely
in repentance After half Of tenderness Cass said
u m sure now well never have another quarrel"
Jimmy said Never"
Their first Christmas dinner together was at the Esen
hers villa 1t was Grand Republic dinner and full Of the
double Joy Of loving the home and Of being able TO get
Inc Text Copyright isi5 oy Sinclair Lewis Puosheu BY Ran
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-07-05

@ana elei9eiiItig, tpie oie 9tnee
i6IieBlt6 liegen tDerOer, DentfAlano
tvirb aus oieier idtuierbgen ueber.
9angsperiobe iebr eeidtpd6t uno aI
jener Weittel beraubt berDor9eben,
bie es einit gu elmer 8e0robung fiir
oie @eIt madten. @s tptrb Die feds
Oiaionen Seiterrei6er, Die Sitler
anneftierte, berlieren, 1&nb Die cine
UiIlion 5u6eten.9euti6e, bic 5tpei-
fellos por3iebe1 tperoen, unter tf9e.
6ii6ern 9te6t su leben Gnlls bic
Ti66een oarntt einDeri ritanoen fi1ro,
mas ober nidt Der SoIl gu iein idetnt
- Ge0.), auBer6em bier oGer fitrf
Wfiaionen in 0en Gitli6en uno DeIt-
li6en @ebieten, Die es BEN Siegern
ilbergeben ntuB, rlno gum mi1r6eiten
porif6ergebenO az iene Ndnner, bic
HuBlano alS 3pangsarbeiter fir oen
Bieoeraufbau leiner 5eritorten Stdo-
lie oerlongen miro. @enn mir oteIen
3ablen Die ser feds Oeiaionen @e.
faIlenen uno 8ermiBten (eine iebr
fonlerbotipe Sdedsung) btnsufiigen,
miro oie @eIonttbep0lferl.ng Deuti@.
lambs ntdt rnebr als fiinfunG fiinf5ig
Otilionen 1mfaIlen.
@s Iiegt fIor 5u Gage, buB 6as
Broblem, mos init Geuti6lano ge-
Ideben iou, in engem 3uiunmenbang
nit oen tpirtidaftlid)en g6otpen6ig.
feiten 1tebt. Soitler bat ben &rieg an.
sefan9en; 81 1trpo feline &liqlte it1to
fiir i'm oerant1portli6. Sb Die &c.
id)idte Ip6ter entifeioen miro, OuB
Die oeutide Hotion ols @on5es einc
Goueftio-8 Observation-Disclosures trdgt,
fonn niemono borau5fugen. 31pei>>
fcuos iper6en oie Meinungen 0oriiber
fir eine lange &eibe bon Sobren BON
einunoer abtpei6en. Sc tperoen nod
piele SatIaden ans 2idt fomn1e11,
uno ie tDeiter mir BEN &rieg binter
Ens baben, heIto 1peniger miro unler
ltrteil IfHpanfen. @s fann nber itber-
Doupt fein 2:peifel oariiber beIteben,
caB Die Berant1portltng fir ben Srie-
ZEN bel oen Siegern liegt. @s liegt
an ibnen, nas 1te 6ararS mafen!
limb in oieiem Sinne baben mir
lebt bos 5peite &apttel begonnen
Oos erIte mar Die geieberloge Sitlers
our6 Die gemeinionen 2eiitrngen
ser 8ereinten Nationen. Ser @rfolg
mar oo4fo,r,nen, entfdeioen6 uno
beoinel1ngslos. l1nIere 3iele tporen
flar. Sett fon1n1t oas 5tpeite 4opitel,
IN Dem mir 5eigen miiiien, CD mir
unlere 3iele furbfiibren fonaen. Ote
8eranttportung liegt bel rns. @s iit
unlere Aufgobe 11no mir fonnen ibr
nift enteeben. Selbltfiiftig niiifen
mir 6orauf be6odt iein, bob mir ite
erleoigen oenn Der 5rie6e @uropas
lit eng peruoben NIT Dem SSrteoeu
Ger ga1t3en @elt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-07-05

Ameritoner beuti9er 4bftou1mung,
oaB elm Wann tpie er it6 irnerltd TO
pergiftet in leinern lrteiI 5eigct fan11,
wie eS tr leiren Sageba1h 'Noti5en
gum ausorud fonrn1t. Sc lit aa Dies
feline Sroge oes 8atriottsurlas ols
Imerttoner, ionoern Der @etitesoer"
iail11ng et1es @Ertftet un6 erIt re9t
zines Brielters. Sd bin Der lekte, Der
erparten tpitr6e, oaB elmer ietne Sic
be uno feine Gerpflidt1mgen 9eget
ulrier 8aterlarpo 5ugutrften zines an
beren 2unoeS opfern ooer permtnoern
'ollte. I6er tpobre 8oterlonosliebe
gum eigenen 2anbe u1ro oec 8ille
gum 8eritebelt 1uto CUR perl0bnenoe11
Bebanolung zines anoere11, audi n1i'
ft5arild) feinbli6en 2anbes e11tipre.
d)en6 driitlider @ere6tigfeit uno
9iebe iino bod nobl NIT chamber
pereinbar. nno tpie oiele, au6 aus
l'nieren eigenen Reiben als &atboli-
fen ob4pobl iic als HaGfomn1en ebe.
nualiger oe,eti6er @ltern finoen mir,
bic oaS nidt gu piiien ifeinen uno
nibt iiben mpIlen. @eraoe oieier gel.
Itige urrdriltltde 3ritono lit ein
@ruomeiier bofiir, 1pie lebr mir !elbit
cine geelt-@r5iebung notig boben. Die
3utltnft NIT einen oauernocn, neil
1ere6ten 9Erie6en 1In6 ei11er @5eitr1s
nung Der 2iebe i'm 6riitli6en Slime
nerlangt oies. Sbne bieS bleibt 11i6ts
olS bodies Rboriiaertunl oas leste11
gnoes 5u elmer Neraufloge oes olten
llebels fiibrt.
ga, nidt nur Neu-@r5iebung oes
oeutI6en Bolfes, lon6ern au6 Neu.
@r3iebung fir uno an lt1lS ielbit tits,
lpus' notig lit!
F. Markert, S.V.D.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-07-05

oieieS @boos. Sou uno tann rns bte
Bolitit nus Dem Chaos berausfiib.
ren? 0teIer engItirnige @balsotnis-
mus, oieies Geiliden 1m Dos fetteIte
Stiid an Der 8eltte, oieIe uneridHlt-
DIE @ier, 0ieler SSn1perialisntus forr1
feline neue Sronltng bringen un6 fei-
men 5rieOen. SaaDobl, Die Boltttt
fann @baos i6uffen; @ott alIein
brirtgt oie Oronung. ~Benn Der Serr
oos SauS nidt bul1t, idaffen um'
ion1t, Die ooran bauen." Ser Blan
Der ne1en 8elt muB nit oen Mdnen
@otteS barnronieren un6 Die 6oran
arbeitgr miiiien oon Seinem @eiite
erfitIt fem.
E J. Reichemberser,
CLncrosS, S..Dak.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-07-05
mtr pH in Bputfd1lanh
auat1pht

Ser betatnte &orreiponoent 0eo1
Soroan Ifreibt mite sunni an Die Sc
9. 5taatsaeitung' aus OdiltGcrr:
Sor ettDas mebr alS einem Wona1
Qob es nod Berourfelungen unb
Snftangriffe uno Die &Gnppfer perlo.
rem in ben Idaperen &dntpfen in gang
GeutI6lano ibr 2eben. Selblt iebt
boben mir uniere uniforn1en nod
rid)t ausge3cgen. unlere S6ritte
mcrOen nod betpaff. 8ir nriiiien
nod INNER Die Wilitdrgeiese beob.
odten. l1no Der Srieoen lit nod midi
ro sc Dap tpar @affenitiuit itan6s.
Tag. g8ir ba6en oer1 4rieg getponnen
-- 1per6en mir ben Jrieoen gepin.
ncn?
@as mutt 9eutI4luno gef9cber,
ion, bleibt Die tpihtigite Srage in
gang europa. 8enn man 0oS 4ono
bon Der 8inOideibe zines SSeepS aus
betro6tet, ideint es, als Oh Sitler
!eIbit Die ant1port oarouf gegeben
bot, oenn er bat es alS elm totales
8rad, politild 11no tDirtI6nftlid], gu
riidgelaiien. Dit einem @rod funn
man ni6t otel anfangen uno es 1T
flar, bob oieie Rl1inen in Oeuti ti6lano
i6limmer Itn0, alS Die 6es OreiBig.
jGbrtgen &rieges ge1peien lein miii'
len.
~@ebt MIR 5ebn Sabre 3eit una
1br meroet Oeutidlu1ro ntdt tuie6er
ertennen, batte Der eigentpiutge
~5itbrer" in einer feiner eriten &e'
be1l ausgerufen.
~@r batte re6t, ni9t tpubr?" be-
merfte Elm baDerii6er 8auer iarfa'
itii6, Der mid an bas obtge 3ito1
&itlers erinnerte. ~@ir ertennen un'
ier eigenes 8o11o ni6t 1pieoer."
Miaionen BON Deuti9en hoben al
les berloren. Jeinolide 2uftangrifft
bcben ibre Sauier 5erftort ur6 ibrt
@eif1ft 1ftsunternebmen. 8iele tbre,
Ieder tprrben >Sdla6tfeloer. gs glib
8e5irfe, ourh Die man 1tunoenlane
fabren fann, obne et1pos onoeres 81
ieben uls Shutt, Meilen uno Meiler
gefpeniterbafter 8uinen. @aren es
nidt Die 5htgbomben, 10 ,paren c;
Die motorilierten &olonnen Der sSSn
fanterie, bic bieie glrbeit !eliteten
Diesmol but gan5 0elltlhla11o oit
Sbreden oes &rieges fennen geIernt
gs ler1t ite nod INNER fennen unt
has miro nod cine gan5e 3eit an
Hauern.
aber es lit tpirflid uberraiden6
pie if)neu oas 2eben aus al bieTe,
3eritorlng mieber gu iprieBen be
gintt. geebmen mir eine StaSt tpi'
6ranffurt. Giele ibrer 5ebensapiir
ntgfeiten itno berf6tpq,nben. Ser &o
merberg liegt in S6utt 1rnb 4ihe
Gas Saus, in Dem @oetbe geborer
rpuroe, beltebt nidt mebr. Die st
Hauls- STRIDE, mo- Die 48er berIuhten
Die @runblage fir cine tpirfli6e De
nofratie gu leeen, ltegt in &uinen
8om Sa,tpts8obnbof, Die &aiier
Strabe berunter, an Ger &aupt1pod'
borbei CUR 2ongen Bell, itnb MIR 6ii
fire ueberbleibiel bes friiberen @lan
ses. Man6nrul, beiorroers nadts, ba
rpan oas @efiibl, als OBJ bies Elm in
Sonpauoob aufgebautes Bompeii fei
Gas Bolf bot ii9 aneroines oarm
getpobnt. Tie StraBenbabrren fobrer
:pieoer, ebenio tpie in Sreiburg, Sci
beIberg, Stuttgart unb Wii,rden. 6:
sibt felbit Sorortssiige, Die nod Ell
1em bef9rdnften Jabrplon fabren
utrtb es eibt Gafes auf Der StraBe
mo man cine oiinne 2imonaoe ooe1
6iinnes 8ier trinfen fann, um6 tag
lid9 eridetnt eine 3eituns, Die ,ssrarrt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-07-05
J nj q n ;
(Sortfesune bon Sette y

gum 8oriiBenoer1 Der anrerita1tti9en
Delegation in Der 8olloerianrnrllt1ng
(4He1nblD) oes 8eltbl11roes ernanr1t.
glls Na6folger BON Srn. Stettinius
lpuroe Sanles 8. 8prnes gum 5tnats'
ietretdr ernontlt uno bonn Setat
prompt beitattgt.
Inter 9o9rrfen uuf Sprefpr Sam
Rapb1trn bat am Greitas oas Gbge'
or6netenbolls !etne 3uitimml1ng 81
eiuen @eietantrag gum Insoratd
gebradt, oe1n5ltfolge iener als n0h'
iter fir Die BrGltoertetrna4folge BE-
itimmt piiroe. 0ieier @eiesantrog -
Der neuli6 Don Brait6ent Erumm in
elmer 8otf6oft brtnseno oerlangt
iporben mar - 1Dl1roe bo1n 9auIe in
elmer miinbli6en 4bitinurung perob-
ibie6et uto an 6ett Se1at tpeiter ge.
ieitet.
Ger MilitGrausfhuB oes Heprd.
lentantenbouies beridtete om 5reis
tog oem &ongreB iiber 8IGne Der
&ommuntlten, uin Die Gei5en Der
omerifaniiden Streitfrdfte ein5uorin.
gen, BON benen unfere Si6erbeit ab.
bongt". SSn einen 3tpii6enberi6t ct.
fldrte Der IrsiduB, bob &omm,1ni.
item ~iiberan in oen Ser. Staaten am
g3erf" ieien, lrnb atpar INIT grob3ii.
giger l1nterltiis,ng unb Ginanate.
rung bon arBen". v@dbrenb oes
arieges," beiBt es in bent 8eridt,
~tpar Die Rarteilinie, Die 5u beodten
Die &onuuniiten aneetpielen 1porben
poren, in ueberetnitiun,t1tg NIT ben
offenit6tliden ssntereiien Der Ser.
Staoten, oenn tDir batten etnen &C.
meiniamen Seino in 9aai. .Deutfh.
laub. Dus 3iel, lsrtiere &egier1.1tg nrtt
8elpalt 81 itiir5en, Inn bier einen
fommtniitiifen Staat au bilben.
nor lett Oct S11pa1ion @uBlan6s
our6 Die Geutl6en 1ridt in ser fom.
muniittl6en Bropaganoa gu errtoef-
fen ge1peien. SSest aber beginnt ein
neuer 3eitabi6nitt, beiien @reisntiie
niemano Dorausiagen fann. @ruppen
ertidiebener &onutltrtiiten in unie.
rem 2anbe baben tbre Mnidauuna
ni6t ge,pedielt, ite tperben fortfab.
rem, cine &epolution 5u planen, bon
Der tie itd Die @rfiillung 6es Sra,..
mes bon Warr tttb 2entn ertparten,
uno tie tperben in Dem Streben naA
oteiem 3iel Dor nidts suriididref.
fotf
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-20
tceutrsl rsein, Area
orr

tCentral Faeins Area
DETROIT
CORKIEWICZ. PFC WALTER ! JR.
walter ] Gofnesicl, father g4ls Copeland
GrTynsh. wife 8s75 conner
PTASZRlEWTCZ PFC. STEPHEN 80 Mrs
Josephine PtAS1kiewicz, mother, 1888 Twelfth
sSiEzEK. I'D IT. HARRY-MrA Caroline
X Sni61ek, mother $500 Chopin.
yEyNDER. PVT. ssQSSEEPA, ,',1.,s s1MT' Leoe'di'
OUTSTATE
BRAND, rs GERALD C.-Mrs. Charlotte
L Brand wife Homer.
SANFORD s SGT. DALE C,-MS. Esther
c. Baker. sister Harrison.
Mediterranean Area
DETROIT
ATWELL. CPL LOUIS E--Ara- AAEy c
AtWell. mother, $40 Harding
BUEcHLER PFC, EDWIN MS Bertha
s9sshlsE ylti S'S T TenS WNG My'nf0,m Mrs
Josephine Czaiczynsd. mother 5slA Domino.
DAVIDSON. PVT. WILLIAM P.-Waltef
DIyid'0o pE oARi6 i.ts'F PVT cHHRERs sIGPiiy5 J-M
Helen DeCarlo mother. 4432 Euery
GALL, CPL. EDWARD g AIRS. Emma
HoDsoN. PFC. LEROY s. JR.-Leroy S.
KALEN, CAPT. LoUIs--Mrs. Stella Kslem-
heWicz mother ll6S4 KliuFer Hamtramck
KAMEG. S SGT THEODORE J Mrs Olive
KAmeg. mother 37I6 seneca.
KING, PVT MONT Mrs. Mildred ogle,
KuRzhwA. PIC HARRY Mrs Jose
phine Kurzaws wife. ass Thirty-third
uzrnnriT. fatncr, 1875 Riverview, -Vysn-
MAruszEwsKI. PFC. FRANK E--Mrs.
Mary Matuszewsh. Nife, 57ls hlndleseh
MCGEE. PFC. PATRICK Mrs Lillian
Niece metheF-sp4E- SsFeRs -'---
MELNYK. PVT WILLIAM w--Mrs. Mary
Melnyk mother 27f0 DanfoTth Hamtramck
s'a YSTss 'f; SGT 4a22 srkPEE F Pear9oH Mrs
Dorothy 2 hASa oS'ferem6a. = a. wife s6i7 81 Cecil
PIocH, PFC. RICHARD c--Mr Au-
Eusts l. Pioch mother 529 Darlington
:. sPLEwHK,, PVT EpwAED PM,', s,Ss Marie
svacha mother. ASA Twenty y-nfth.
TUI.LY PvT. FRANK Edward A. Tuiiy
father. zoos Highland.
OUTsTATE
CARPENTER. PVT. CLARENCE H.-Mrs
DEWEY PVT. carroll WIS Lanna
Phelps sister, Roscommon.
HAGE, CPL GLES P.-Mrs, Resa Hage
"fi2f5 a2NEy- GraPf Pfc!8 F'Plss RPRANc1s E-mu MARY
As1Th 5oiInsoN ic1Sisi Pfc s filHEEHRsERr c-Ms,
q
KARNA. PVT. wEsLEy-MH Ida Karna
KLlMEK' PFC JOSEPH JR - Joseph
iKoLiENBFRC. isT 1T HAROLD R.
Bernard Kolenberg father. s. Charles
KROLL 5 SGT LEROY Mrs. Isabel
Kroll mother. Sturgis
LAWRENCrN PFC. NORMAN R.-Mrs. Irene
Lawrence wifer Mancelona
LINDBERG. PVT. GEORGE R-Mrs Olive
NJ Lindberg wife. Escansba.
LYNCH, PFC. DONALD E.-Mrs Heller
Lynch wife stephenson
MCDONALD PIT LOUIS A. JR.--Louis A
McDOnAd father OtscCO-
MIDDLETON, PFC. WILLIS Rs-Au Mar
Esret Middleton wife StuTris
O'NEILL. SGT. NED R.-Mrs. X ONeil
mother Lansing
PARKER ID 1T. WILLIAM E--Mrs Eyvs.
Jean NJ Parker. wife, Flint
PIESZYNSKI. PFC ARNOLD " MIS-
Barbara Pieczynsd mother, MuskeFon.
PRESTON PFC MAX RMS CeleSta
Preston. wife. Three Rivers.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Friday, Jan
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-20

BLAHA. CPL. ROBERT J.-Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Blhha parepts BesSemer. -.
CAMPBELL lST 1T. FRANK WILSON JR.
Mrs Frank Campbell JFi wife Lam
sinT - - -
Mr. and Mrs. stanley ChmieleWsh Sr..
parents Base Line
CZYTYRBOK. PFC JOHN C-Mr and
Mrs John Czytyrook parents, S445 Wesson'
pE KAMP. PFC JOHN A.-Nr. and Mrs.
Charles r DeKsmp. parents. Lansing
pILIARD SGT DONALD L.-Mr, ana
MS James VI billiard parents Flint.
FORD PFC. CHARLES Mrs. Charles j.
Ford. wife, 4737 Moran Detroit.
PRETMUTW PFC ROBERT Mr.. ana
Mrs Joseph J. Freimuth. parents, onton-
FULTON. PFC. DONALD Mrs. Donald
u Fulton wife 1885 Brooklyn, Detroit.
ROCKER PFC. GENE A.--Mr. and Mrs.
Bernard a Rocker. parents. Grand Rapids.
SPANCLFR. PFC DONALD R.-ArS. Dom
aid r spanglef, gife, RomuluS
SPEIGHT SM PC WILLIE LEROY-Mrs.
Leura spcirht wife 5342 Russell. Detroit.
TORRES cox ANTHOHY-Mr. and Mrs.
John Torres parents. 26ql Jay, Detroit
vEsOTA. PFC. ANTHONY Mrs. Pauline
NJ Vesota, mother. Grand Rapids,
WILKOP PFC. RALPH G.-Mr and Mrs..
George WilkOp, parents. Royal OAK.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-20
House Gives New Life
10 8 Inquiry Groups

WASHINGTON. Jan. 10 (INS)
The House has extended for
another two years six special
investigating committees which
expired Jan. 3 with the 18th Con-
greSS.
Those renewed were the House
committee on postwar economic
policy and planning. postwar mill
taHy policy. small business, activi-
ties OF executive agencies, civil
serNice and Wildlife conservation.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-20
Poll Tax Repeal
Fought I'm Georgia

ATLANTA. Jan. 19 (UP)-
Georgia's House Of Representa-
tives rang with cries of carpet
bag" and Niger" as a poll tax
repeater bill, which its author said
was meant 10 relieve war veterans
of paying TO vote, ran into the
race issue.
The measure was saved from
defeat only by a motion for ad-
journment by the speaker.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-20
w. Honor Roll
~ Official Casualty List

The war department made public the Of 703 s.
soldiers action including "a from Michigan 80 from the
Detroit -: -
The navy department released Of 243 casualties Is
Michigan from the Detroit In all these cases the
notified kept informed OF
change IN status.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-20
ARMY

Z RAPSoN. SGT CALVIN K.-Mrs. Flora N,
Rapsou. wife. Bad Axe
RoUKER. PFC MATHEW J. Joseph
Rouker. father. Puritan.
SAUTEI2a PVT. BYROE--Mrt Nellie sAuter.
mother, Temper ahet.
sAUTER. PFC. LOUIS-Mrs Marie sauter
mother, Adrian.
STEWART % IT HAROLD Mira vir-
ginia I. stewart. MIG, MI clemens
WEBER SGT WILLIAM Mrs. Elily
WHITE. 30 1t LLOYD E-cecn NJ. white
o'V,IS 'wV,IIcSKMHSn Snu SCI l;T CHESTER H.-Mn Lou
isc WicEman mother. Iron Mountain.
VIM, PFC. EDwARD-Mrs Lille VIM.
mother. Grand Rapids
tSouthwest Pacific AreAl
DETROIT
ALEXANDER sGT,-.L LEvI Fired c.
Ae9aRaeT iatheT 1sS9i 6lvIn TaIsh yM1, Rhoda
coNRoY' PFC. ROBERT F.-Mrs: Pauline
0IsHiYfk FRYfkpMAE' MAJ lsT 1T. EUGENE = julius
I Friedman father. iei7s line A. s,.u,
.H6fSatic. ssS mother. 52o57 Audette, Dearborn.
KING. PFC. GEORGE D. Mrs. Margaret
King. mother. sso4 ChsmbeIlsint, ,t61S r,Oro !
MAgnan, father. 367 MaTlboT9qgh -, ~.
/ SHOWALTER. FL. OFF ROBERT M-MIs.
Grace l. swawalter. mother 26 North' HIGH
Wander MAAs, PVT HAROLD L.-Mrs H.
Wander Mas wife 2olo LycsAte'
OUTsTATE
BERNARD. PVT. BURTON E.-Mrs. Edna
EIIGailE- PIT IRVING Mia Evelyn
fiR2is FRSSKiIN TiSe Pc FRANK J-Mrs Martha
Franklin mother South Haven -
GARIEGER FL OPP. GEORGE-Mrs'
HJiTsON. II 8 DALE H-MTS. Jessie M.
HqssGIn, moiher' r!.4 Mqskeg9Ini- eI irFoRp s-Mn.
ucien M Igvelace wife Ann ArboI.
ROBINSON. PFC. SHERWOOD L.-Mrs'
PYBhCKI PFC CHESTER Mrs. Sally
RNhAcN mother Grand RAPIDS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-20
NAVY DEAD
NAVY MARINE WOUNDED

SNICIFISKI. EN- &C LEONARD EDwARI
Mr. and Mrs Peter SniEielsh, parent
3603 Medbury. Detroit.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-20
NAVY MISSING

BARTLFTT y lie RAY EDWARD-ArS.
Edifb l. bartlett wife SaFinAv
WARREN. 2/c HIRAM DAVIS-Mrs.
Mae Warren. mother, Daffer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-20

.~~~~~~~~~>~~~~ Friday. January 10, 1915 =
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The forward speed of a tornado
ranges from few miles to nearly
$50 miles an hour.
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ers, the huge transport planes
which brought them here from New
York landed at the Army air base
at los pm, Central War Time.
The party included: It. Gen,
Lewis A. Brereton, San Antonio,
Tex; 1t. Gen. Walton H. Walker,
Washington; Major Gems. Samuel
E. Anderson Of Alexandria, Va,
Troy H. Middleton Of Baton Rouge,
La, and Ira T. Wyche OF Pinehurst,
N. c.; and Brig. Gems. Herbert B.
Thatcher Of Chevy Chase, Md,
Ewart c. Plank of Lawrence, Kas.,
and Doyle o. Hickey of Indiana ola,
Miss.
Greeted at the airport by Gov.
ernor Ellis Arnall, Mayor w. B.
Hartsfield and Maj. Gen. Fred.
erick E. Uhl of the Fourth Serv-
ice Command, the bronzed gray.
haired Hodges said IT am very
glad to be here" He kept looking
around, apparently seeking that
little red hat
But the quiet, mustached gen.
eral described by his wife as "the
most patient man in the world
seemed to enjoy it all even though
Mrs. Hodges and many of the 9th
er Army wives were waiting ir
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An ampere is a unit of electric
current, and measures the strength
or intensity of the current.
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MINDANAO BATTLE
in MOP-UP STAGE


zone on New Guinea, Bougainville
and New Britain. They captured
Cape Moem, four miles east OF
Wewak on New Guinea.
At Wirui mission, three miles
south of Wewak, Australians found
more than 1000 boxes containing
the ashes of cremated Japanese
soldiers.
Both on Mindanao and Luzon,
the ground forces were strongly
supported by medium, attack and
fighter planes which destroyed
Notifications and communication
lines.
Heavy and medium bombers
dropped 235 tons of bombs on jap
anese air bases and factories on
Formosa and hit railroads, alco-
hol and oil plants and barracks.
There were great fires and ex-
plosions and numerous buildings
were destroyed.
Heavy patrol bombers ranging
along the China coast and up the
Yangtze river sank a 3,000-ton
freighter transport, 2,000-ton
freighter, 1,000-ton freighter
transport and a big ocean going
tug. They set nine landing craft
afire.
Other planes attacked the uni
versity airdrome at Canton and
railroads in French Indo-China.
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INSURANCE MEN
ELECT OFFICERS

Edwin A. Nets. Jr., was cleo
ted president of the Life Under.
writers association for the coming
year at a meeting held Wednesday
at the Famous Grill.
Named vice president was z. c.
Bissette. A. Raymond Crow was
elected secretary and Lee L. Wood
was elected treasurer Of the organi-
cation.
DR.. John P. Williams, director OF
the American College of Underwrit-
ers, which is conducted IN con-
junction with the Wharton School
of Business and the University Of
Pennsylvania, was the principal
speaker.
DR.. Williams pointed out four
characteristics possessed by sue
cessful underwriters.
They were: knowing the bust
ness, having set purpose, faith
in his own ability to succeed,
mentally alert to changing times.
DR.. Williams called attention to
the fact that after the last war the
U. S. national debt was Is billion
dollars or eight per cent of the
national income; after this war,
ne said, the debt will be $50 billion
dollars or IT'S per cent Of the in
come.
While this is enormous, he said
that it should not necessarily in
creasing earning power.
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County Health Group
Holds Annual MEETING

erculosis and % inactive cases
had been admitted to medical care
since the. first Of the year. X-rays
were given to 253 persons, skin
tests to IS and seven white per-
sons and six Negroes were sent
to the sanatoriu1n during that per-
iod.
Five deaths from tuberculosis
were recorded in New Hanover
county, four at the State sanator-
ium and two at the Veteran S
hospital. These were divided be-
tween Negroes and white persons,
seven and four respectively.
The number of patients on the
sanatorium waiting list was report
ed as three.
The results Of the tuberculosis
skin test given to school children
that 203 white children and 482
Negro children were positive, and
35l white children and 1922 Negro
children negative.
The budget adopted for the fis-
cal year of April l, 1945 to March
81, 1916 is as follows:
Salaries, $500; travel expenses,
$3.50; seal sale campaign; $3.50;
office expenses, 5000; health edu-
cation supplies, $500; case find
ing and follow up expenses, 81, 500;
rehabilitation, 500; reserve, ST.
875. "a; total, $8,875.84.
The meeting was presided over
by President Emmett H. Bellamy.