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Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30
Peace Draft
isFOrunn Topic

Reprcsrnt7ty0s from veteran
labor ana enc groups WI lIs-Ess
compulsory wHary framing I'D
peaceume 7t a meeting 70 the
auditorium Of tHc Tao'ra~- Nc
moriaI Building al sr ~ Ft1ay
The uart7e sponsored ry .rat-
eTS I'M CIv.c and rI.a0'. -I.aHs H
Detroit p+H Hefae ir-' -eusas
discussion here 0. fry question.
Au6n- .fc --a.n> 10 bc repro
sentc1 are The Veterans nt FOR
eirn Wars. t-v---u legion De-
troit Council of Churches. League
of AFu--n Nutr-z, Detroit Fedora
tiou Of Teachers. Michigan Com
meHpeallttla Federation
National Association for the
RdvanCCTe0r az C6T6T5T People.
Jewish Commonwealth Council.
State Cl9 Council Areh3.oceSan
Labor Institute. Association OF
Catholic Trace Jr,onjsts. Detroit
Committee on Postwar Problems.
ANeH--f4.s s4tiNtliAftes
and the University OF Michigan
Extension Service
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30

OREAT TRADITIONS are like great
~ oaks . deeP-rooted and solid -.
impervious to the stresses and strains of
time and circumstance :. and growing
in stature and smrdiness with every pass
ing year.
Such is the quality.tradition of Park &
Tilford Whiskies. 1t is deeply rooted in
the policy of the house. 1t has grown in
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30

They emphasized that Russia
should be able ro iced paper 20 Eu-
rope out of Archangol and Pet
s4mo and from tho Black Sea into
The Mediterranean 10 satisfy
the g European demands"
The congressman also reCallCC
that the rapid retreat of the Ger.
l8nS from France did not give
me enemy "A chance 10 destroy
most French manufacturing facili-
ties.
They said estimates welS that
the United States would have a
deficit of almost 100000 tons OF
neWprint the first year after Ger
my collapScS.
As the battIeir0nts now
stand" they wrote, Russia is
the key to this problem and we
respectfully suggest that you
bring this situation To the atten-
tion Of the Russian government"
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30
Held for Stabbinq
In Quarrel Over SIS

Police Of the Garfield station
are holding Pete Grizetti pending
outcome OF injuries 10 Milford r.
Portice, 40, Of 3695 Gender, who
is in Receiving Hospital in a seri-
puS condition.
Portice, stabbed in the face,
throat and right side, said the
wounds were inflicted by Grizetti
in an argument over So. Both
men are roomers at the Gender
address.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30
Paper To France
Brings Protests

WASHINGTON, Jan. % 0NSl-Rep. Clarence j.
Brown R of Ohio and Rep Lyle II, Boren CD Of Okla
homa called upon Secretary Of State Settnus today 10
explain why the United States had allotted 1000 tons of
American newsprn 20 be shipped to France within the next
month
Brown and Borcn both members of the interstate and
Stenius that Russia Sweden and Finland possess suf-
flCeut newsprint supplies 10 satisfy the demands of
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30
hcrltod EuTOno

.iNtl dltA Lul ~ 'Ot
The congressman pointed OIL
'nat the Wo0jpglp shortage in The
trffe8 States ls >cfioaS.
Why" they asked. should
France appeal 10 ou>-3.0OO miles
aWay-for pulp and paper when
the worlds greatest glut 81
pulp and paper capacity is right
next door. in Sweden, Finland
and Russia
Russia, Finland and Sweden.
whose resources are right now
accessible TO each other, have
together the greatest Surpluses
Of wood, pulp and paper so
badly needed by Great Britain,
Holland. Belgium, France and
Italy"
Brown and Boren insisted that
Of newSprint from the
United States TO Europe -wettt
uSc up space aboard vessels
needed for men and war materials,
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30
Tito Accuses Peter
OF Stirring Civil War

death struggle" for Yugoslavia
was being waged in Belgrade,
Tito asserted that I'VE must not
take into the government ele-
ments that will wrangle, discuss
or tender designations to create
crises"
This was a reference 10 the re-
cent demand of King Peter Cor the
resignation of Premier Ivan SUI
basic Of the Yugoslav government
in exile in London. who mad nego-
tiated an agreement with Tito for
a regency 10 replace the king
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30

LONDON. Jan. % (INS)-The
breach between Marshal Tito and
royal Yugoslav elements in London
widened today when Tito accused
King Peter of Vaccinations aimed
at creating confusion and civil
var. .
The free Yugoslav radio quoted
Tito as telling a group Of Serbian
women that he had made all pos
sible concessions to the king in an
effort TO reach a political agree
ment.
Declaring that the "life and
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30
Injured in Crash
Dies a DAYS Later

Injured Wednesday, Fred Rott-
skofski. 81, of 26237 Goddard, died
yesterday in Eieise Hospital. Rott-
skolSki was hurt when his car
collided with another vehicle at
Ecorse and Inkster roads.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30
I2b Ukrainian Vets

A service honor roll for 126 De-
troiters Of Ukrainian ancestry in
the armed forces was unveiled
yesterday at the Ukrainian
Temple, Martin and Michigan.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30
Christian Endeavor, 81

An eight-day observance of the
64th anniversary of the Christian
Endeavor movement was under
way by 10 Protestant denomina-
tiOnS i'm Detroit TODAY.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30
VIEW Defends
Z Jailed Vets

The Wayne County Council OF
the Veterans Of Foreign Wars to-
day came 10 the defense of two
former marines, both veterans of
Guadalcanal. caught last week
while burglarizing a bar on Mt.
Elliott.
They arr Cpl Mitchell Lodzin-
SKI Of 1852 Belmont and Pfc,
Arthur T. Dawidowicz of 1916
YcmanS. both of whom enlisted in
the Marine Corps before Pearl
HarbOr Dawidowicz has a dis
honorable discharge.
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IMAGINARY ENEMY

Other fellow soldiers testified
that he was throwing hand
grenadeS and shooting at imagi-
nary Japs."
Brhcker emphasized that Dawi-
dowicz was sent back into battle
for two months after his alleged
act of desertion and was not held
for court-martial until his COM
pany reached Australia for a rest
period.
He pointed out that both boys
enlisted in the marines voluntarily
before war started because they
wanted TO be a part of the great
tradition Of that branch of
service.
Dawidowicz was admitted 10 St.
Francis Hospital, Hamtramck,
June 23 1888, for treatment of a
fractured skull suffered in a fall.
He later complained of recurring
headaches, Brucker said
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WOULD CLEAR RECORD

Gilbert p Brucker, executive
secretary of the council, said the
NFW would seek congressional
action 10 set aside Dawidowicz' S
dishonorable discharge, ia =psy-
ChiatrIc examination OF the youth
warrants IL.
II am convinced that Dawi-
dOWicZ was unjuStly court
martialed for desertion during
battle on Guadalcanal and that
his actions were the result of
battle fatigue and not any will
ful desire To desert" Brucker
said
Dawidowicz was sentenced to 10
years at hard labor after a mill
tarN- -cnurt-maFtial At Melbourne
Australia, May %, 1913, He was
convicted OF having left his battle
station IN a machine gun section
and returning 10 the rear lines
after his buddy had been mt with
rifle fire.
SENTENCE COMMITTED
at was only after the VFW
started an Investigation at-the
request of his parents and HIM
self that military authorities
Commuted his sentence TO dis
honorable discharge from the
service" Brucker declared.
''If his act was desertion, for
which he was convicted, then
he should have been made TO
serve the entire 10 years with
out any Communication at all.
IF his act was the result of
battle fatigue, then the dis
honorable discharge should be
set aside and he should be en-
titled to military hospitalization
and other benefits.
After reading the transcript
of testimony at mis- -. court
martial and hearing his own
statement, l am convinced that
the boy was suffering from
severe battle fatigue and was
unaware of what he was doing"
ADMITS DISABILITY
Brucker exhibited letter from
Brig Gen. E.-W.- Waller Jr. OF
the Marine Corps IN which the
war department comedies Dawi-
doWiCzs psychological disability
but 'it does not legally excuse his
dereliction in battle"
"If that Is true" Brucker
commented, there are going to
be a lot more such cases"
If a psychiatric examination
shows that Dawidowicz is suf
ficiently i'll, the council plans e
take the case before Congress OF
the President.
He said that he had been in
formed that no new trial could bt
granted the youth and that mega
tion Of the dishonorable discharge
would have to come from Con
gresS.
Brucker said that Lodzinski
who has an honorable discharge
had made statement before
military authorities that Dawi
dowicz was cracking up" or
Guadalcanal.
IMAGINARY ENEMY
Other fellow soldiers testified
that ne was throwing hand
grenades and shooting at imagi
nary Japs."
Brhcker emphasized that Dawi
dowicz was sent back into battle
for two months after his alleged
act of desertion and was not helc
for court-martial until his com
pany reached Australia for a resi-
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-17

STEINER, PVT ERIC H-ku. Jolsn
Steiner. mother, 1884 Taylor.
STRANGE, PFC. DAVID D.-MI Catherine
strange. mother. l472s Dexter.
sTuRcIs. PFC. FREDERICK c. JR-Fred
C. sturris. father. 92ls Montrose.
,sYLvKsTER. SGT. HOWARD c.-Mn
Dearborn.
,sYMIN. PFC. STANLEY F-MrI Caroline
M. symin. mother, 1908 lamont.
THIERY. isT 1t. MARVIN A-hrE Marie
l.. Thiery. wife 5s05 Somerset.
TYRRELL. PFC. srEwARr-Ms. Irene
TSrfsl' wife. s754 Alice. Dearborn
yIcKERs. PVT EsrELE p-Mr. on.
Vickers, mother, asa Jefferson Court
VINE, sLScT. SHERWIN-Mrt Bessie vine,
mother. S2lo Richton
vIRTA, PVT. oscAR-MrS Jean N. Virta
vile. 3s0s Brooklyn.
wALKowsKI. PFC. JOSEPH M-Mrs cad-
MIRA X Waikowski. mother, 4555 We1son.
WALSH. isT EDWARD C.-Mu. Bene,t.
~ "Alsh. vile. <5lo LAksviev.
WATSON SGT. HARRY D.-Dsniel Watson
hther. 1883 Newport
MkNTwoRTH. T/5 CLIFFORD R-Mn
Gifford D. Wentworth. mother, Bertley.
WIAcrK, PVT. FRANK s-hrI. Julia
Wnceka- mother -7a0A Smart
v v%iscxL, PyT. GEORGE c.-hrs. Einsseii
Wincel. wife. 1908 National
~, ,&ihGERrER. stsGT. KENNETH Mrs
ntld ""'s'i"i' we 1891 Little
WINTERS T/sGr. PETER P.-hr,. Marie
fi1s fSc' Lno isssAsI; INIT. .n,.,tn,
"%Sa %sicar nq!ser' Sse knss.s ssso. E'.Iy ,1,.
Wright mother. 15Bll cxayaA.s -
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-17

SGT. RALPH n. RUST, 70. in
fantry, Jan. 2, France. hospital
tied, England; former war de-
partment employe in service,
March. 1914; overseas. October,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Rust.
1903 Mcclellan.
s/SGT. sHERWIN VINE, y.
armored infantry Feb Z. Ger
many; back IN action. Wayne Law
School graduate. IN service No
vember. 1912, overseas. October,
1914; mother, Mrs. Bessie Vine.
32l0 RichtOn
PVT. GEORGE &. WINCFL. IS.
infantry Jan 25, France: hOspIta-
llzed England previously wounded
Sept. II, Germany; Kclscy-HayeS
employe, in service January. 1914.
overseas July; wife, NlnabeIl.
three children. 1903 National,
mother. Mrs Anna Wincel. 1902
Harrison; one brother overseas.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-17


ARQUETTE, PVT. ROBERT K.-wiilisn
Afquetts. father. 77i5 Hyiand, TsrndAie.
ATAMAH PFC. LEo w.-Nrs Pauline Alta
man -moihsI. 23s4 BurEer. Hsmtrsmck
BAKER T/s ERNEST R.-Mrl Sarah
Baker. mother, 4s0s SturtsvAnt
BEEyIH.. PVT PETER JR.-hrf. Flor
enee Benyin. wife. 75Tl Casper.
Laura Brritmsyer. so37 Molens.
BRITAIN. PFC. WILLIAM-HrE. ulIicent
Britain, mother. i5los Psrksids.
BROWN, PVT. ELMER L.-hl Lillian
BrgNn. wife. 33a6 AAybuIg.---------.--.-.l.-
BURD. 1sT 1T. EDWARD D.--Mn. Mar.
gAEe; Burdr wife, l2oso Cheyenne.
BURGER. PVT. DONALD L--kl Lille
II Burger. wife. wyandotte.
Conan. mother. 4774 Pitt. Eoorss-
CALLAHAN. PFC. JOHN c.-L.o y. Cal.
lahAn father, Crosse lie
-GIG0TrE- RS AARviA E--Mr1- Inii, N
Cicoite. mother. s2as HsrdinI Dearborn.
DsLoSG. Pvr ROY v JR.-nr, vlrrini,
DlC0ECIIIo PFC NocHoLAs-Mrs Kath-
eefiAe G. PCnncilo, wife. +7h Kendall.
DOYLE. PVT ROBERT y.-nr Martha
l. Doyle mother 1893 Yeliowstone.
tosd i'f PISS fSr Srr., ftSes 1eoih ,.ls stephen
. prFOUR PFC. NORMAN Mr. Jean
p4iQur.- tiQnihip unknown. Wylndotts
EAc1wG. PFC. ROBERT p.-Mn Denis.
- EsEiing. wife. lls4 Cslver'
ENGELS PVT GERALD J.-hu. Mary A.
Ense.A, wife, iOi37 Sylvester.
FESGER PVT MELvIN R-Mu. Cara
FeUFer mother. coss BeniteAu
FkRRAhTi PPC. yIECESzO-hn. kfidred
n FeuSnu. wife. sis Concord
aFfJH1lfhATfN
Helen NJ Fortunate. wife. $500 Cadillac
FOcCHEY. PFC GERALD s-hrs EiirA-
beth y Fouchey, mother, ESQ ST Jean
FRANZ PFC DUANE L-Lathef c. Franz
father, 1904 Calumet
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-17
TRADE sCHooLS-FEMALE

LEARN modern oartering. dAys or
ewes Approved under CT bill. Det Barber
College. 3l7 4 jefferson RA 6QTl
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-17

ECKLorr. slsCT ELDRED " Heror
Ecslof father IShpsminr
EDCAR. CPL. JOHN WIS lyls Edgsr.
ELLISON. PVT CLAYTON c-hrs. DIV,
Ellison mother Muskrgon
Ei-SEEHEIhER PFC. JOHN F.-Mrt Mary
Elsenhtimsr, mother. Lansing
EI-sSER. SGT WALTER F-Nrt Emily
ERARD PFC PAUL. E-Jotsph Erard
fa'her Sault Ste Marie.
ERNST IA FLOYD Mis- Elds ERNST
sister OVoSro
gSTEI PVT ROBERT Mrs Nsrd'
EStel u!'e ResdinT
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-17
State Battle
Hero Roll
CONTINUED from Page ~

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. Riddle,
1881 Payne, Dearborn; one
brother in service.
PFC. THOMAS Il. SECoR, 81,
infantry, Jan. 5. France; back in
action; former TimeSs carrier; n.
A. Woodwork employe; in service
two years; overseas four months;
son of Mr.. and Mrs. James b.
Secor. 1853 WISCONSIN,; brothers,
Pfc. John, home on furlough. from
Texas, S/Sgt. James, AleutianS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-17

THE AIRIINES NEED
STEWARDESS HOSTESSES ETC
MIDLAND SCHOOLS ca s32S
WAR AIDS
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-17
MISSING;

SGT. CARL W. COON. -, air
corps, Feb. Ia. Germany, Redford
graduate; General Motors en-
ploye; in service November. 1912;
overseas October, 1914 only son
of Mrs. r. r. Burlingame, l5S40
WeStbrook.
PVT. GEORGE 4. RAYMOND,
20, infantry; Feb. p. France;
Wolverine Tube employe; in scrv-
ice May, 1913; overseas Novem-
ber. 1914; son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John T. Raymond. 1898 Dragon;
wife, Eileen Nora, 1911 Mckinstry.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-17

w. WhhtEh Frt. SttOh
PVT. FRANK w. WIACEK, %.
tank destfeyers, Dee 20 Belgium Belgium.
hospitalized, New York; Briggs
Manufacturing employe; in serY-
Ice, January, 1913: overseas. Oc-
tober, 1914; son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Luka Wiacek, 1905 Smart.
SGT. THEODORE SLIZ, 25.
Infantry, Jan. 4, Belgium; hospi-
talized. Indiana: awarded Purple
Heart: Packard emploYe in serv-
ice. April, 1943; overseas July.
1914: wife Betty. daughter. Teddy
Jean. 1887 haywood son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Alex Sliz. Minden City;
two brothers in service.
mMM 3Tc- BERT Fills
STEWART. 25. Jan. 10, Philip
pines: Hudson Naval Arsenal en-
ploye; in service 20 months.
overseas one year. served at Leytc
and Panama; wife Joyce and son,
2604 Cascade. Wayne son of Mr..
and Mrs. Bert T.. Stewart, 1l61
Putnam; brothers, Cpl. Hubert.
hospitalized, England, wounded in
Germany, Dec. 26. Sic Robert
U., Pacific, Neil, merchant marine.
FIRST 1T. MARyIN A.
THIERY. "a, infantry, Dec. 30,
Luxembourg hospitalized. Percy
Jones; previously wounded. No
Nember, Luxembourg; awarded
Purple Heart; motor patrolman
with police department. in service
four years; OvCryraz- jrfr1r-, ----i-ii;s ~ I :;
wife, Marie, 2944 Pennsylvania
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew j.
T'hiery; one brother in Philippines.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-17

CAFETERIA crRI-s-Steady employ.
nent' no sundays or holidays: meals
and uniforms furnished. Apply M
Wehber. basement METROPOLITAN Buiidtns.
33 John r. st. near woodward Ave.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-17

ASSURED after var security for colorel
semen ,,s and firi.; sSes between is %
/ ?. m; Ii p. m. to z q. m. Cali Mn.
Mowsn. between $50 and 3 p. N. CA
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-17
PVT. GEORGE A. RAYMOND
PRISONER

1T. ANTHONY HYRB, 26. in
fantry, Dec q, Germany; Jolly
Music Co. employe; in service
October, 1892: overseas Novem-
ber, 1914; wife, Dorothy, son,
Thomas. 6i32 Van Dyke, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Hyrb.
1880 Freer two brothers in Scrv-
ice.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-17
Honor Roll
Official Casualty List

in European heatr
and 1.-TWO wounded the by
epos al re bssd on pnon thcaton to of kin
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-17
Outstate

raiLAh PFC ROBERT s-hu wilma
AapkRsoN. PFC. GEORGE R-mrs. Anna
L. Andsrson, mother, Ironsood
AshhUh, PVT. DONALD Mrs. Adeiins
Ankrum, wife, BellsviLle
ARNOLD, SGT CI.ARR MN. lillian ~
Arnold. mother. Manchester
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-17

NEW YORK CENTRAL r. R.-ESential
war Industry needs brakemen. switch
eTs. telegrsphers warehouse men. bag
gage mail employees, yard clerks, switch
tenders, locomotive. car maintenance OF
way, stores and signal dept. Applicants
must comply with WMPC rules for In
terview. Apply at Third Street Freight
House, Fifteenth Street Station.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-17

A MAN interezted N future Eanted BY
large Life, Accident s. Health Insurance
Company Tor established route east of
Woodward. ncag Blvd CAN ca 2l2s.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-17

LOST-ThOroughbrcd f1r terrler male,
white black, tan Six years Reward.
TR 2-a363
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-17

GREAT DANE lOsi Vicinity River Rouge
PARK weight so pounds. Answers name
ROGER. CE 5o3l
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-17

YOUNG MAN--Will train for repgoduc.
tion and clerical work In engineering
Reply. giving age. education, employ
ment record and draft status. Address
Box B-3l3s. Detroit Times, 81.
SIS GUARANTEED TO men with retail
store experience. United Stores, 2920
Woodward.
CoLORED AUTO MECHANIC-Excellen{
opportunity for postwar Jobs, salary or
commission. Dexter-Elmhurst Garage,
lls25 Dexter. NO 9477.
COLoRED porter. large downtown ga-
rage good pay; steady. Cass ana
LArned. Guiley.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-17

MECHANICAL layout craftsman. ex-
perienced In sheet metal layout Apply
American Blower Corp. 6lll fireman.
near Wvonnlnv
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-17

Experience not necessary. Good rate OF
pay and excellent working conditions.
Bundy Tubing Co. l2345 East 9 Mile.
between Hoover Road and M-s7.
MEN. 1870. for light landscape main
tenance. steady outdoor work. soc to
81 40 hour. No experience required.
1888 BeaconSfeld TU 2-2275
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-17

eelsVsd eaSSsh Sa5sshd 81 I'm Pmmis Sh's'' dssl a.
father OF Mary Reynolds, Wally and
II. william Hlll Adams. Remains at
Fred g. Marshall PariorS. 5f62 4.
Sb. anr, JA w,ns sloIk sds{ SIor,S s-
kLENk-AnnA, a. home. 1908 Rose
WOOD avenue. ferndale. March IA;
dear mother of Mrs Fred Provost and
Mrs. George Wirmel Of Ferndale. six
grandchildren, seven great-grandchll-
dren. Funeral Saturday. O'clock at
Spauiding 4 son Funeral Home. 500
W. Nine Mile road. Ferndaie.
kuRTB-March 10 clAr. OF s77s
mother Of alfred sister OF Edward
Baldis, Albert. John and Anna Rcinke
Funeral service Monday D. m at
II. Peters Funeral Home. l2O57
Grstiot.
MARvIS-Kstheryn G of 723 Hard
ing suddenly beloved wife OF
Morgan Of AlAson. Mich. and Mary
Marvin. Funeral from Doherty's Fu-
neral Home. iO6i7 East Jefferson. near
Harding. Saturday morning al 10.
MAkHo-Malch II Arthur beloved
Soar4isZ Trgmbul avenue Saturday
Church at 8.
PROEFKE-Fredericks age SIS years.
Of 6226 BelHdere. beloved wife OF the
late August dear mother of Fred
Edward Otto Proefke and Mrs. FdnA
Wenzel granGm ither OF seven grand
-csltren snd four great-grEndchiliren.
Services a. Aifrtd w s-r-r- -aa.. a.
Home. $3.50 Gratiot Ave. SATURDAY
afternoon al ? 30. Inierment Lutheran
Cemetery
sKIsDZIER-harcn -. l9s5, Lo,tie
loving mother % BpaRIs Rose Wn1.A
Emily CrabOvxh and Frances MOdrze-
iewSki dear sister Of Anna StoinSki and
PelAgiA SurAzenSh Funeral from resi-
dence. 1903 Archdsle. Saturday. g. so
m, 81 chriEtopher Church st 10.
VAN ASSCHE-March IA. Anne. az rrsi-
dence. T3S Rosiyn road. Crosse Potnte
Woods, beloved wife OF James Gear
mother OF Robert. Betty and s Rich
ard daughter Of Frank Cosbitt. sister
Of Mrs. BiAnch Seimeurie and Frank
Funeral from the Vefheyden Funeral
Home l630o Mack al Outer Drive.
SATURDAY a, 10 Is. and ST. PaulS
Church at IL
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-17
NAVY DEAD
NAVY MISSING

woRDEN. HOSPITAL APPRENTICES 1fc
RAYMOND FRAkK-Mr. and hrk. We're
Worden. parents. Munith.
NAVY MISSING
AIKEN, sac GORDON KENrErH-MI.
HildA Aiken, mother. 1865 Atkinson,
NAVY WOUNDED
BrTrENBENDER, 81 CNAL MAN arc
ROBERT EDWIN--Robert Clinton Bitten
bender. father Grand Rspids
STEWART, hMh3/c BERT KLLIs-hu.
Mrs Gertrude Stewart. mother. iis2 Put
nam.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-17

VINO regulations governing eligibility
Tor employment II you Nere last en-
ployed as an essential or locally needed
activity, you must have statement
Of availability II you ere qualified ior
employment IN critical occupation
you must be referred through the
United States Employment Service
Al POWER hammermAn. must be capa-
bic oi hAmmerinE stainless steel Apply
BrigEs hfF. Co, 1881 Mack Ave
APPRENTICES needed a. once for West
SIDE war plant Apply Mr. smith
DetreH Corp. 1904 Beard 81.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-17

LAYOUT MIN and detailers for work
on truck chassis. good pay and work
Ina conditions. A8-hOur week plus over
time good postwar opportunity Come
In person or write Mr.. Graether. Fed
eral Motor Tr41x-Co, 547O Federal.
Detroit 9. Mich.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-17
ARMY WOUNDED
European Area
Detroit

ADAMS. 1sT SGT CLYDE E-Mrs Pearl
L. Adams mother ss47 Daily.
ADAMS. PFC FREDERICK p-Hn vir-
ginia Adams, wife, 37oo Campbell. Dearborn.
ARQUETTE. PVT. ROBERT E.-willism
Afquette. father. AIS HyiAnd, FerndAie.
ATAMAH PFC. LEO w-Nrs Pauline Ats-
man -molheI4 23s4 Burger. Hamtrsmck.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-17

LAYOUT MAN. must Be experienced
craftsman on plant layout and equip
ment. must comply with WMPC reguls-
lions. Apply Dodge Truck Plant. 1880
Mound Road. north Of Mile Road
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-17
MALE HELP WANTED

AVAILABLE time. tool. die and pro
ducti0n shop also hrst and second op-
GRAFTON Work on screw machine. UN
AAO0s
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-17

URGENTLY needed war workers oa
Tennessee project, craftsmen. techni-
clans, chemical operators, mAchtnists,
tool and die makers. eiectricians, weld
ers. instrument mechanics. radio me-
chanics. chemists. electrical engineers.
mechanical engineer. boiler operators,
safety inspectors, guards, female oper-
htorS, female uainees. Call At the
USES office nearest your home.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-17

LOOKING for postwar scurity2 Ca
paole Of managing well estab. groc.
business excell chance for advance
ment: good earnings, bright future
II you can work without supervision.
Jewel Tea e405 Cd River. no 1870
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-17

VETERANS Who are Interested in be-
coming associated with q large financial
organizatfon that can offer q future. We
WILL train such q man Tor an executive
position where earnings Will far exceed
the average. Must have q car. Good
starting salary with increase AZ merited
and generous car allowance. Apply
zoos MichlEAn. Room 3
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-17

HACHINIST - Lathe. milling machine,
shAper and benchmen old established
business good postwar future. Apply
25e9 Tvcnty-Secpnd st
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-17

VAN FOREMAN and driver. Steady.
permanent and essential work nov and
after the war. excellent working condi.
tons: responsible men have made high
est wages with US for 80 years. Apply
today. John y. Ivory. So35 woodward.
MA 1860.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-17

est selling. new type interchsnRes bic
windows and doors Best deal In town
ior you. Come IN and see this better
made product and investigate our biz
earning deal open sunday TIL 2
Interstate Asphalt h Lumber Co.
Mound az 10 Nile Rd 81 s4s1
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-17
sLseI. ERIC W. EARQuHAR

Listed here are the funeral or
died Ia the rrSlce Of Our country
memorial SsrNcea Tor the brave VINO
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-17

CLERfCAI<--Dsy shiit position for ex-
perienced clerks tn accounting. cost.
material control. planning depts This
Is essential war work The Ttmken-
Detroit Axle Co 43lS " Fort
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-17

FELTON PVT. sTDEEY-EdWtrd Telto
father Jackson.
TiiEToFT, PVT HOWARD Mrs PIulii
c Fllntoft wife Jackson.
FORD. PFC PAUL MIA Csr, NJ. For
mother Ann Arbof.
FORNNIRrHO. PIC GEORGE H.--Mrs Pes
yornnsrino wife Ssut ste Marie
FPrsKE PVT HRNEST E-hrB. Wanda
Frlske mother SaEinaw
FRErTLR. PVT ALBERT J-hsI- ElSis
Frettsr. wife. Hubbeli