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Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
ARMY WOUNDED
European Area
Outstate

COLE, LAvERNE F., PFc.-son OF Mrs
orpha A. Cole. Bailey.
DEMING, WALTER H.. T/5-son OF Mrs.
ii DRfNAN' DAVID M. PFc,-son Of Mrs.
DULL oRvILLE J. PvT.-Husbsnd Of
Mrs Barbara " Dull, Midland.
EIcHHoRN. LAWRENCE NJ PFC.-son Of
Mrs. Margaret Eichhorn' Carney
HAMILTON. BERNARD D. PvT-son OF
Mrs Daisy Marshall Battle Creek
JABLONSKI. MARSHALL A, PVT,-Son OF
Leo JablonsM Big Rapids CO.. ., NJ, v,,,,
JAMES. THOMAS, PVT.-Son OF Mrs Eliza
beth James. Standish.
KINGSLEY. JAMES F. PyT.-Husband of
Mrs Loyina kingsley. Union City.
KOTLARK, JACK X SGT.-Son OF Mrs.
Elizabeth A. Kotlark. Clio.
LAMBR1x. RAYMOND W. PFc.-Husband
OF Mrs. Marllyn ]. LambriN, MearS
LAW WILLIAM D.. sGT.-Husband OF Mrs.
LAwLER ARTHUR P. PFc-Hsuband OF
Mrs. Beverly J.. Lawler, Kalamazoo -,
MRS Mafearet Lindsay. Bay City
LINDSTROM, HOWARD b, PFC.-Son of
Mrs. Sarah Lindsirom; Puritan.
met Little, swartz Greek.
McGAHAN. GEORGE M. s /sGT.-son of
MEYETTE. GERALD r.. PFc.-Son OF Mrs,
Hazel V. Meyette shelby
STEVENS BURL p, PFc-son Of George
Stevens. Atlanta.
TAYLOR. HAROLD G.. PFc.--Husband of
Mrs Ruth NJ. Taylor, Traverse City.
VAN HOUT EDWARD. PFC.-Son OF Mrs.
susan Van Hout Kalamazoo.
VASAS STEVEN. PFC.-Friend OF Mrs.
Delta ~ Harris, Benton Harbor.
VAUGHAN, FRANK, PFC.-Son OF HArry
Vaughan. Montgomery.
VLIET WILLIAM w. PFC.-Husband OF
Mrs Isabelle l. Vliet. Benton Harbor.
WAKEFoRD. ROBERT j.. PvT.-Son OF
Victor c WAkeford Mayville
-WELfS- S- GARRETT PFC,-Son OF Mrs.
Jessie T Wells Jackson.
WHEELER. HAROLD P, JR., PFC. Son
of Mrs Harriet F. Wheeler. Grand Rapids
WOLF WALTER L.. SGT.-Son OF Mrs
Caroline Wolf, Byron Center.
Rnnifie ArNa
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
ARMY DEAD
European Area
Outstate

BEACH. CURTIss j.. PFc.-Husband OF
Mrs Evelyn Beach. Rockford.
BENNETT. OSWALD j.. TLsGT Son OF
Mrs blanche Bennett Mount Clemens
BURLIECAME HARRISON j., PFC.-son
Of Mrs. Marie BurinEame. Bay City.
CASINO JOSEPH J., PFc-son of Mrs.
Mary Casino, ssuli ste. Marie.
-cEPEIA,- ALBERT j., PFe.-Son of Mrs.
Rose L Cepels. Grand Rapids.
Of nnrrflsH Ms Helen e 'cTS cSappelie memphis
ClAGNE, JOHN J.. H.o.-son OF James
Ciagne. Flint.
GERARD ROY C.. PFC Son OF Clifford
L. Gerard. ssult ste Marie.
KENNEDY. ELLEswoRTH C. s s/sGT.-son
Of Mrs. Mabel Kennedy. Lansing.
LAFAUNCE. ROBERT W. PFc.-Son OF
Mrs. Myrl Lafaunce. Muskegon Heights
-MAzuRER- CHARLES PFc.-son OF
Mrs, An.einette mszurrK. wakefeld.
NASH. ARTHUR c.. PFc.-Brother of Mrs.
Helen NJ. Baker, OnaSay.
PEARcE LESTER W. cPL-son OF VII.
liam Pcarce. Lake Linden.
PERRONE. FRANK. S/SGT.-Son OF Mrs.
Anna Perrone. Lansing
PLocKi. EDWARD j.. T/sGT.-Husbsnd
Of Mrs. HlldA Z, Plocki. Grand Rapids.
REEs. LLOYD c.. CPL.-son Of Mrs. Allie
REYES. JOSEPH PFC.-son OF Mrs. Mar
gsret Reyes. Saginaw.
TAYLOR. HOWARD l., SGT. Son OF Mrs.
Dorothy NJ. Taylor. Dorr.
VAN LUvEN. GEORGE N, sCT-son of
Mrs Daisy A. Van Luven, Sault Ste. Marie.
=NEsTAL, LYLE W., T. 5-Son OF Mrs Anna
S. Vestal. Lansing
WILSON. NORBERT j, PvT.-Son OF Mrs
Frances Wilson. Iron Mountain.
YANKOSKY. FRANCIS. PFC.-Son OF Mrs
Belle YankOsky, Ironvood.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
WOUNDED

PFC. GEORGE r. CICHOW-
LAS, mechanical cavalry, March
l3. Germany; worked for North
way Tobacco Co.; in service 1914;
overseas six months; wife, Jean,
and two children live at 1891 f.
Kirby; son of Mrs. Mary Cichow-
las, 2130 Homestead.
PFC. GEORGE G.. LEWAN-
DOWSkI, %, infantry. February,
Germany; back in action; awarded
Purple Heart; st. Stanislaus
graduate; attended University of
Detroit; in service March, 1913;
overseas November. 1914 son of
Mr.. and Mrs. julius A. Lewan-
dowSki, 1887 FarnsWorth.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
Pacific Area
Outstate

BARNARD DONALD E.. PVT Son Of
Eugene Barnard. Battle Greek
BAWDEN ALVIN l., PFc-son of Mrs
Olga Labeau, Arnheim.
BERGMAN ALNER a, PFC.-Son OF MIS-
Anna Bergman. NeWbeTry
BERTELSON. HAROLD J.. iSr IT. Illus.
band OF Mrs. Mary NJ. BeftelSon Grand
Rapids
BLOCK. HERBERT W PFC.--liusband OF
Mrs Donnabelle Block Niles.
BOATRIGHT HANCEL z. PFC-son OF
Mrs Mary BOatriRht. Pontiac.
BRoTT' CLARENCE G. PFC. OF Mrs.
Muriel Wilson, Grand Rapids.
BROWER. FRANCIS X, Husband Of
Mrs. Marie Brewer. FowlerVille.
cAsADY. DALE v. sGT.-son of Grover
ciIFRWINsKf. louis. PvT.-son Of An
thony ChcfwtnsN. Chesaning
CHRISTRUP HAROLD F., PFC Son OF
Mrs Vallorr Christrup. Grand Rapids
CLAPP CLARENCE. JR-, PVT.-Husoand
of Mrs. Geraldine r. Clapp, corunna.
ELDRED ARTHUR n. PVT Son OF Mrs
Esther a Eldrcd Howell
EVANS HUGH u, PFC Grandson OF Mrs.
Adella b. Pew, Grand Rapids
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
ARMY PRISONERS
Interned by Germany
Outstate

BERGERoN. EARL L. PFc.-son Of Mrs.
Grace W. Berseron. Turner.
DECKER. MELVIN A., PFc.-son OF Mrs.
Elsie /. Decker. Fremont.
GLENpENING. BuRL A., slsGT.-son Of
Mrs Margaret L. Behmyer, Clayton.
GREMBos. SYLVESTER W. PvT.-Husband
OF Mrs. Dolores GremboS, Bay City
CUSTER. JOHN p. PvT-son Of Mrs. Eva
Custer, Caseville.
HANSON. PHILIP F. I'D Lr.-son of
HELwIG, CHARLES r.. PFC Husband OF
Mi ToMrs yIs MhET Hs*E PS4s GTHR of Mr..
signe l. Holmes Ironwood,
HOWARD, RUBEN R., PFc.-Friend OF Mrs.
Lottie Warner. Union City.
KLINE. VIRGIL v. Pvr.-Husband OF Mrs
Rosalie N. Kline. Pontiac.
KRULEK. PETER T, SCT.-Son OF Mrs.
Anna Krulek. Grand Rapids
% LiNpsTRoM. LESLIE C.. PFc.-Brother OF
Miss Lille Lindstrcm, Escansba.
MALLoNEN: EDWARD. scT-Brother Of
Mr.. Esther err z 4, Bes,egyelt MusksgTn ,.,,,.
Of Mrs Mary Maulbeisch. Ann Arbor. -,
MEADOWS. GERALD D., s SGT. Husband
Of MI; Bss ho%ssb MSsdUss yin'
MILLER, ALFRED p, PFc.-son of Mrs.
Frances Miller. Bay City.
NELSON, oRvILLE a S/SCT Son of
William j. Nelson, Lakeview'
PoPIEL. ERNEST s., PFc-son OF Mrs
Victoria Popiel. Crane. Rapids,
REESE. LESTER II JR., S/sGT Son OF
Mrs Margaret Reese, Flint
RUSTEM. GERALD w. PFc.--son OF Mrs.
Gertrude Rustem. Drayton Plains
UMBARGER. HOWARD R. SGT-Son OF
Mrs. Flossie NJ. Umbarser' Eaton Rapids.
vARINo. ELLWOOD C. sIsGT.-son OF
Mrs Clara Varino, Sault Ste. Marie.
VELTMAN JUNIOR j. PVT Husband OF
Mrs Grace c. Veltman Muskegon.
-VuKoNIcH. THOMAS s., SCT.-Son OF
Victor N. vukonich, Dodgeville.
WEISS. HOWARD T. erc.-Broth.r of
Ered u Weiss Port Hone
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
I6-C TINE DETROIT TIMES
Fridsy, April 8. lq45
Vet Aid Gets
Labor S Ear
BY DAN Markell
Detroit Times wAAhinEton Bursas

WASHINGTON. April 5-Fed-
eral agencies have sought. OBJ
tanned and accepted organized
labor's counsel on vital veterans
policies weeks before presenting
the same matters 20 the recog-
nized veteran organizations.
That was established today in
addition TO sound evidence that
organized labor is being given a
commanding role in veterans af-
fairs by the New Deal, while vet
erans' groups. chartered by Con-
greSs. are being relegated by the
administration 10 subordinate rec
ognition.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
NAVY DEAD
Outstate

LYONS JAMES z. cPL.-Mother. Mrs
Marie Lyons, Adrian.
MACDONALD ALLEN z, SGT.-Mother.
Mrs Dorothy Macdonald. Coral.
PORTER. JIM M. PFC.-wife. Mrs. Jim
NJ. Porter, Watervliet.
RADDATZ DONOVAN r.. TfSGT.-WNe.
Mrs Donovan p Raddatz, Muskcgon Heights
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank w. Raddatr.
MuSkegon.
THINNER DAVID A. I'D LT.-Parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Anton G.. Thinner, Muskegon.
WILKINS. ROBERT j., PFc.-Father, Ned
D. wilkins, GaleSburg.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
PVT. AN HONY r. ROS-
SELLO, %, infantry, died Jan.

IA of wounds
received in Bel
GUM; Eastern
& r a d u a I e;
w or X @ d for
'fivoli Brewery;
in service July,
1911; overseas
n ov g m b @ +:
leaves w q,
Louise, and two
sons. 34S7 Gar
land; parents,
Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter RoSsello,
- - -.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06

Mrs. Ruth !. FreEe!to. Iron Mountain.
GIBBONS. RICHARD y. s/sGr.-son of
Ms. Mary J. Gibbons, Alpena.
GRAHAM, FREDERICK o., PFc.-son OF
GRIFFiTH. OWEN s.. PFc.-Son Of Mrs.
Laura Chap. Monroe.
HALsEY. EARL NJ. s/sGT.-son OF Mrs.
Carrie Hakey, Almont.
HANNUKsELA, MATT w. PFc.-Brother
OF Mrs. Tina Heptins: Phoenix
JANcEK. WILLIAM J.. PFc.-son OF Mrs.
Anna Janeek, Rothbury.
Leila johnson. Lakeyiew.
JOHNSON, BERNARD, L. PFc.-son OF
MIS-. Eleanor johnson. Lansing.
KELLEY. FRANCIS J.. sGT.-Husband OF
Mrs Edith = Kelley. Pontiac.
Son OF Mrs. Margaret Koenigsknecht. Fowler.
,LoNswAY FRANCIS X. sGT.-son of Mrs
virginia A. Lukas, Grand Rapids.
MARIANA. FRANK A, PFc.-son OF Mrs
Antotnette Mariana, Monroe.
maHIN1cH. JOSEPH j.. PFc.-son OF Mrs.
MAcoTTI. WILLIAM F. scr-son of Mrs.
Mary N. Maseotti. Caspian.
MAXoN' M,1oS LOUIS, LOUIS E., PFc-son of William
,MAYcRoFT. EUGENE c. PFc.-son of
Mrs Grace Maycroft, Muskegon.
MILES, LEE r., PFc.-son OF Mrs. Ida
MILLER, JOHN. PVT. - Son Of Mrs.
Frances Miller. Romulus.
NEARHooD HORACE F,-PFc Son Of
Mrs Beat Beatrice ,IS%i Nssrho9d. ot,sgs Lake.
NICHOLS, KENNETH j.. PFC. - Son of
Mrs. Minerva Nichols, Vernon.
OBENAUF, GERALD r. SGT-Son OF Paul
z. Ooenhauf, Muskegon.
oGER. JOHN C.. PFc.-son of Mrs Elsie
PrNTAR. ANTHONY J.. sIsGr.-sOn Of
Mrs. Agnes Pintar. Psinsdsle.
RANDALL. CHARLES F.. T/5-Husband OF
Mrs. Nina NJ. Randall. Lansing
RIDDLE. FLOYD r., s/sGT.--son OF Mrs.
''Rlh RiEpEI. 5dsia'ei CLARENCE r.. PFC. - Son of
Mrs. Alto r. Stuart. Port Huron.
RoELoEs, JOHN PFc.-sOn OF Mrs. Fannie
RUNYAN. RICHARD r.. I'd LT.-son OF
Earle J. Runyan, Sturgis.
SCOTT, OTTO F.. PvT.-sOn of Harry v.
sMEPHARp. DONALD G j. PFc.-son of Mrs
SHOOK. MARLIN, j.. PFc.-Husband OF
Mrs; MaTaie nSWS ShG9k' Mon.EeneTy un,,.,. =,
Mrs Marjorie Smith Monroe
vRANcIc. MICHAEL J.. PFc.-son of Mrs.
ooiooia ''oiS'N' ~.
WAGNER. CHRIS. PVT. - Son Of Adam
wagner. Port Huron,
WAGNER. GORDON r.. PFC.-son of Mrs.
Stella wagner. Sterling.
WALKER WAYNE, PFc.-Son OF Mrs. Josie
Walker, Lawton.
WATKINS. JOHN S. cAPT.-Husbsnd OF
Mrs. Ethel NJ, Watkins, Grand Rapids
WIESEN. CHARLES F., 1ST LT.-Son OF
Mrs. Louise NJ. Swineheart. Flint
WILLIAMS. ROBERT l.. PFC.-Son OF
Mrs. Lydia Williams, Muskegon. -
ZAREMBA. ANTHONY j.. Tf5-Son OF
ZANAcN Grand RAnldk
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06

ooN OIIIISy IN dIIIdi UIVtItI, IIVI-
nard.
PVT. LLOYD w. SHELLEN-
BARGER, %, engineers. Dec. p,
Leyte worked for Yellow Truck
and Coach Manufacturing Co.; in
service August. 1912; overseas
March. 1914; leaves wife Vivian,
one daughter and four step-chil-
dren. 460S Hampton Blvd. --
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
EAR GIVEN LABOR

Labor's advice on limiting the
re employment of veterans 10
labors terms is receiving prece-
dence over the broad re-employ-
ment views OF such organizations
as the American Legion, which is
comprised exclusively of veterans.
High government officials have
endorsed labors opposition TO the
bsolute unemployment rights
guaranteed by Congress TO World
War ii veterans and accorded TO
them by the Selective service sys-
TEN,
In so doing they rebuffed the
American Legion, which is pledged
10 uphold veterans statutory re-
employment rights.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
Pacific Area
Outstate

BRINK. KENNETH M. SGT.-Son Of
Mrs, Elevs Goodrement Morenei.
BURNS. WILLIAM H.. III, CAPT.-Son OF
william II. Burns. Blssheid.
DUPLANTY. EUGENE D. PFC.-son OF
Mrs. Blanee Aurore. MI. Morris.
ENGLISH GORDON j. lsT LT.-son OF
Norman J. English, Grand Rapids.
KNoCHE. LOUIS j.. PFc.--son of Frank
Knoche. Lapeer.
MAGRAY. WILLIAM W., PFc.-Son OF Mrs.
Phideua Msgray, Crystal Falls.
MAMAGoNA, MARK. PEC;@Husosnd OF
Mrs Luella /. MamsgonA, williamsburg.
MARvA, CYRIL M. PFC.-Son OF Mrs.
Mary Marya. OwoSSo.
MAURER. HOWARD A., T/5-Son OF An
drew =. Maurer, Jackson.
McCLEARY. LYLE c.. I'd Lr.-Son OF
Leslie McCreary, Battle Greek.
STRANDBERC, HAROLD JR., PFC.-Son OF
Harold ] Strandberg Montague.
TULACZ EDWARD A, SGT.-Son OF MA
KaiheTine Tulacz New Buffalo.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06

PFC. CHA RLE s WILLIAM
LINDSAY, l9, marines. March 10,
Two Jima; hospitalized, Guam;
received Purple Heart; attended
Northwestern; worked for Bohn
Aluminium; in service June. 1913;
overseas September. 1914; son of
Mrs. Evelyn Elton. 3015 Pingree;
one brother in service.
PVT. VICTOR w. NORTH, 26,
infantry, Jan. l6. Belgium; re-
turned TO duty: attended South
western worked for Kelsey Hayes;
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
DEAD
PFC. FRANCIS DONALD DI

PFC. FRANCIS DONALD DU-
FOUR, p. ranger. Feb. %. Ger
many; attended DENLY; worked
for Cadillac: enlisted March, 1912
overseas November, l9iS; only son
of MIR. and Mrs. Frank Dufour,
l205l Chelsea.
SISGT. ALOYSIUSa II. GASI-
OREK. 30, B-2i top turret gun
ner. March S. over Italy; ST. John
CantiuS graduate; Tern>tedt en-
ploye; in service July. 1913; over
seas SIX months; leaves wife,
Frances son. Donald, 2ll Camp
bell, River Rouge; parents, MIR.
and Mrs. Frank GaSiorek, 9O32
Thaddcus.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06

COLDWATER. April 5-Pfc.
James NJ. Warner a member of
the 33d Division. has been
awarded the Purple Heart for
wounds incurred at Baguce in the
Philippines, il was learned today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
Medals
To 9 Kin

The next of kin of nine army
air forces men whose homes are
in the Detroit area will be among
80 from the state 10 receive dec
orations in ceremonies al Selfridge
Field tomorrow.
Mrs. F. w. Evans of 719 Lake
Pointe road, Crosse Pointe,
mother of 1t. Cameron O. Evans,
missing in action, will receive the
Air Medal with one Oak Leaf
Cluster. The award was made for
exceptional courage, coolness and
skill in bombardment missions.
Thomas +. Loughlin. father of
1t. David Loughlin, 195 Oak,
Crosse Pointe, will receive the
Distinguish s h @ d Flying Cross
awarded 10 his son. who was killed
in action over Germany. Loughlin
was the pilot of BIZ bomber.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
DECORATED

PFC. WARNER q. HALE, 28,
infantry; Bronze Star for heroic
service in Luxembourg. Jan. a;
in service May. 1913; overseas one
year; son of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Hale, 1880 Sixth.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
PRISONERS

PFC. FRANK A. ANTONINI,
"a. infantry, Dec. u. Germany;
husband Of Helen, son of Mrs.
Salvatore Antonini, 367S Gender
Place.
CPL. GEORGE MARkUS, p.
infantry, Dec is. Germany:
Southeastern graduate; worked
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
MISSING.

PFC. FRED {. FINKBEINER.
26. March 4 Germany, Lincoln
High graduate; worked at Fred s
Shop: IN service July.
194i. overseas December: wife and
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Fred Fink
beneT. live at 240S0 Manistee.
Oak Park.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
Lest We Forget--Lest We Forget!
MICHIGAN Battle Hero Roll

Biographical sketches Of De-
troiiers killed. wounded, missing
or taken prisoners OF war ac-
cording 10 official army and navy
releases and reports made by next
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06

for Midwest Tool Co.; in service
August l943: overseas October.
1874; son of Mrs. Jennie Karras,
727 Eycaste; one brother in
SorNicp-
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06

IN SERVICE May,
194i overseas
December. son
of Mr.. and Mrs.
{ arl Kayser,
1926 Oakfeld.
PVT. X r. N
" r. r III r.
o w r y :. l9.
marines, March
s. Two j i'm a;
still hospital
lied; S out h
eastern gradu-
ate. worked for
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06

Included in list of 4642 casualties released by the
department today of "a outsate dead S5
wounded and q prisoners in Germany.
The navy list carries the names of six ousate killed
and two wounded
Next kin have been notified and have been kept informed
o. in
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
PRISONER OF NAZIS

George o. De Rouse, 21S49
Firwood. East Detroit. Will receive
the Medal with one Oak leaf
Cluster on behalf of his son, 1t.
Lyle r. DE Rousse, now a prisoner
OF war in Germany.
Mrs. Janice o. Darling. 1870
Bonnie View drive. Royal Oak,
wife of Sgt Richard O. Darling.
now a prisoner Of war in Ger
many. will receive the Air Medal.
Mrs. Annabelle G. Card. Hall
road. Mt Clemens. will receive
the Air Medal awarded TO her
husband. II. Orville F. Card. who
is mi ssing over continental
Europe
The Air Medal awarded 10 1t
Harold +. Stewart. who was
killed in action, will be presented
10 his widow, Mrs. Virginia l.
Stewart of Mt. Clemens.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06

Ace Manufacturing Co; in serv-
ice May, 1914; overseas Novem-
her, son of Air and Mrs. Roy j.
Owens. 3656 ChatSworth.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06

The Detroit Times has far more
nationally famous features than
any other Detroit newspaper.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06

PFC. WALTER JOSEFIAK, p,
marines. died March % of wounds
received on Two Jima: former
Times carrier; De La Sale gradu-
ate: worked for Fisher Body; en-
listed February, 1913; overseas
one year later; veteran OF Mari
anaS; memorial mass. 8 a. m,
April II, Assumption Church; sur
vived by parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Josefiak, 1894 Fairport;
sister, GerQfdine; Two brothers,
s. PC Robert Harry.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06

State inspected hardy z-yr.
stoc k. Forsythia, Honey
suckle, Althea, Hydrange1,
Spirea and many more.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
LABOR'S STAND

Administration heads concur
with labor that when labor agree
ments collide with the law and
selective service decisions il is not
the labor agreements that need
changing, but the selective train
ing and service or its inter-
probation by the selective service
gyStprn
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
WIFE TO GET DFC

Mrs. Doris NJ. Winter, SD f.
Fsrnum. Royal Oak. will receive
the Distinguished Flying Cross
awarded 10 her husband. 1t. Fred
erick X. Winter who was killed in
action over the Mediterranean
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
ASKED ABOUT CHANGE

"Gen. Hines, would your pro-
posed report include a proposed
amendment TO Section 8 OF the
Selective Service Act:" he was
asked. Section s contains the
veterans unemployment guaran-
tees.
.Well, I could include II IL
think it's advisable" Gen. Hines
replied. 'It doesn't call for that
recommendation. IL calls, how
ever. for some recommendation
on the operation of the Selec-
tive Service Act as it applies TO
the re employment of vet
erans."
Gen. Hines did not get his
agreement, but the Byrnes report
did specifically propose "clarifica-
tion" of the unemployment provi-
sions, criticized the absolute job
guarantees, and declared Congress
would be asked to amend the pres
ent law, if necessary.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06

The Air Medal and one Oak
Leaf Cluster awarded TO 1t. Dar-
rell V. Betz, who IS a prisoner m
Germany will be presented TO his
mother. Mrs. lnez L. Betz, 1892
Hanlon, Wayne.
Mrs. Jaquelyn NJ. Buck S39
University Place. Crosse PoInte,
will receive the Air Medal with
three Oak Leaf Clusters in behalf
Of her husband. 1t. Ronald II.
Buck, reported missing in action
over continental Europe
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
Gets Purple Heart

~~~~-~~~~~~~~ Thmsday, April S, f945 ~~~~>->>>>>~-
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06

ZAREMBA, ANTHONY j.. T/5-Son
Mrs MARY ZANAcki. Grand Rapids.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06

Al TWO inclusive conferences
federal officials, after imposing
rules of secrecy, actually at
tempted to persuade representa-
tives of veterans organizations 10
that point of view.
Brig. Gen. Frank T. Hines. di-
rector of retraining and re-em-
ployment, personally appealed for
agreement.
81 have to make report TO
Justice Brynes (retiring War
Mobilizer James F. Byrnes) and
this item Is one on that list that
I'm supposed TO make a recon-
mendation on" he told the vet
Grams.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06

Healthy stock. Plant for
beauty and privacy. Can be
trimmed to any form, tall
or short. Forms thick hedge.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
PINTAR. ANTHONY j., SisCT.-son
Mrs Agnes Pintsr. Painsdale.

RANDALL. CHARLES F., T/5-Husband
Mrs. Nina NJ. Randall. Lansing.
RIDDLE, FLOYD r., S/SCT.-Son OF NJ
Flora Riddle. Niles.
RIEDEL, CLARENCE r., PFC. - Son
Mrs. Alto r. Stuart. Port Huron.
ROELOFS, JOHN. PFC.-Son OF Mrs. FAM
Roclofs. Hudsonyille.
RUNYAN. RICHARD r., I'd LT.-Son
Earle J. Runyan, SturgiS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06

All Ward seeds are 1000 fresh crop,
grown in l944-packcd and dated for
sale in 1915! All specially grown and
packaged for Wards, in growing regions
where soil and climate produce the
strongest, most vigorous strains.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-23
WELL SALUTES BY
 LEGISLATORS

Traditional closing gestures were accorded in handsome style during the wee hours of this morning by the two houses of the Seventeenth Terri torial Legislature.
 Ceremonies in the House were topped by presentation of a fitting ly engraved golE wrist watch to Speaker Jesse D. Lander.
 In the Senate, President Edward D. Coffey was recipient of an Alaska ivory mounted twin-pen desk hold CT Presentations were made by. Rep. Amer J Peterson in the House and Senator Howard Lyng in the up- per chamber.
 Rising votes of appreciation for duties well performed were extended to boiler room" and other employ ees of the two sections of the Legis- lature. House members threw in two added expressions of gratitude. A cash bonus to Sergeant-at- Arms Jack Langseth and vote of thanks, proposed by Rep. Alaska Linck, to the citizens of Juneau for their hospitality to the Legislators.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-23

Jack Fletcher taking some of the solo parts assisted by Joe Sadlier and Brooks Hanford. The Rev. Robert Webb will preach on the subject. The Meaning of Palm Sunday for Today"
 A daily celebration of Holy Com- raunion has been scheduled for each uay of Holy Week and the times of these services may be found in the church announcements on Satur- day.
 On Wednesday, the Rector will conclude the Mid-Week Lenten Service with the last address on the Apostles Creed at D. m.
 Good Friday will be celebrated with the Three Hour Service" from 12 o'clock noon until 3 p. m, those being the hours that Christ hung upon the cross. At that time the Rev. Robert Webb will choose his addresses from the seven last wo, ds of Christ from the cross. A com plete outline of this service will appear during the week.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-23
DOUBLE FEATURE,
 (ApIT0L'S BILL ON
 PRESENT WEEKEND

Two features are billed for the Capitol for the weekend, starting tonight. One feature is of mystery, Sherlock Holmes in The Scarlet Claw with Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce.
 The other feature is 70, My Dar- ling Clementine," the gay story of a travelling trooper who comes to a small town, gets stranded with his company of hungry actors and pro- ceeds to fall in love with the Mayors beautiful daughter.
 He runs into complications when the outdated blue laws of the vil- lage prevent him from putting on his show. and thereby putting food into the stomachs of his long suffering actors. Denied of an opportunity of putting on show publicly he per- suaded the city councilmen to view a sample of his offering, but although the councilmen approve their wives are still adamant.
 Dams next move is to buy a piece of city property so that he can't, on any technicality, be chased from town, and by queer fluke, he buys not just a vacant lot back of the City Hall, but the City Hall itself
 From here things move rapidly to hilarious funny conclusion.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-23
COASTAL AIRLINES
 FLIES TO H00NAH
 5ITkA, SkAGWAY

In a flight from Sitka to Juneau yesterday an Alaska Coastal Airlines plane brought the following passen- gers to the Capital City: Henry Brednik, John B. Moon, Sam Den nard, Lewis James, Harold Dawson Sam Sing, Donald Nibus Chris Lar sen, Harold McRoberts, A. E. Pearl, Wallace Westfield, Mrs. Paul Ellis.
 Juneau to Sitka-John Hadlund
 Juneau to Hoonah--A. B. Hicks, John Larsen.
 Hoonah to Juneau-Fred Geeslin, E. 1. Brown.
 Juneau to Skagway-Norman O'Bryan, Hugh Ramsdell, Mrs. Hugh Ramsdell, Mrs. lola Mize.
 Skagway to Juneau-Norman O'Bryan, R. L. Crews, H. Rient, Miss M. Mae.