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SITUATIONS WoMEN.

DRESSMAKING, design, remod., altera-
tons; Eve gowns Q speciality; .reas: MISS
GIRL. colored. would like Job in drugstore
or restaurant, to IL pm. ME. 06s4
RECEPTIoNIsT In doctors ONCE. expert
enced typist, capable, neat, age 25 yrs:
preferably in Arlington. Va. Pa. 2395-J.
STATISTICAL TYPIsT. with knowledge of
shorthand, 5-day, 40-hour week, 5000
per month. Box 277-B, Star. 27'
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

COMPLETE FURNISHINGS Groom apt,
incl. everything but linens, $3.50. Phone
1t. WALKER, AT. 1853, at 4643 Hillside
LATT's TIE BAR Will encnant you with
the most unusual selection Of necKwear
from all over the world. Thousands Of
magnificent patterns to choose from.
mans most important accessory. Beauti-
full gift wrappings; 81 to $50. Open until
pm, 90s 14th ST. nv. tat xye).
bicycle. radios. 2
heater, coal srate, wood stove protector.
PARKER HOUSE. 2341 18th st. NV
A THANKS TO YOU. / appreciate the
patronage of you want-ad readers and
wish you . Merry Christmas and
Happy New Year. PARKER HOUSE, 2341
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

LEARN TO PLAY piano or accordion in
20 lessons. Professional teacher and musi-
ditional pupils. Will guarantee that you
will play popular music in 20 lessons.
Course consists of sight reading, improvis-
ing, harmony and theory. Call MR.. NEW
MAN, RA. $500 or ME. 400.
EASY METHODS auto driving instructions
Learn to drive the right way. better be
safe than sorry. Dual control cars, prof
Permit secured Parking a
speciality. 2701 14th st. NV. NO. 1894
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

SLAUGHTERSISevera desirable vacan.,
cies Jan. /. 1927 10th st. (near Dupont
issse' i1ss M ST. N.w-Boarding hotel for
men and women. A few attractive va.
cancies, Double, single, triple. $40 per mo.
140l 18th ST. N.W-Two girls TO share
warm, nicely furnished; selected menus:
CARROLL SPRINGS nm. Forest Glen, Nd,
cold running water. large dining room and
lounge; bus services and car pools. SH.
1929.
I4OI 18th ST. N.W.-Large double room;
vacancy in triple; ideal location; switch
board choice menus.
share in triple Also large double; ex--
cellent meals and transD
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

BULLDoZERs for hire. b, hour. day or
BINOCULARS, Zeiss, 6x3O; indiv. focus;
perfect Christmas gift, S55. c. r. 6x30
zeiss, $40, with case. CO. 500, Ext. 407.
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AVIATION,

WILL FERRY PLANE to or from any To-
cality. Phone Vienna 1874.
details call CONGRESSIONAL Airport,
OIL: ssSs, or HYDE FIELD, SIP. 0sss.
SEE AND Fly the new l945 Taylorcratt.
CHARTER FLIGHT anywhere o. S. A.,
5-plaee Waco. Miami, S11a per passenger,
round trip. Fly nieht or day. ASHBURN
FLYING SERVICE. TIE. 2333
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ApARTMENTs FURNISHED.

653 MD. AVE. NE. 3rd-fioor front: 2 rms,
Employed married couple. No drinking Nr.
to carline. SIS week.
y EYE ST. N.w.-Apt;. rms. 3rd floor.
sio RTTTENHoUsE RTEsNsHhoUsSE N.WMYounSS E SfiaTrif rentifs
girl to share respectable furnished apart
ment with one other girl; $50 month. SH.
34S3.
GIRL. 20 to 80, wanted to share apt. with
Q other gentile girls: S35. 1922 18th st.
n DE 1000
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APARTMENTs WANTED.

UNFURN. APT. or house, 10 oedrn1,3
Arlington, Va. preferred; S4o-S60 per m mo- !.
,sais si1Siasf for yer Write Boy AS4n,sn
Or unfurnished two-roorn apartment; IN, z, NJ
section ipreferahlys Conn, 18th or nMfifll;z
rent up 70 500 mo. Gail MISS MArssy 4
soontin,led On Nszt PassJ i
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CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

THREE PONIES and 3 horses, colts, broke
70 ride. will jump: S75 up; 8 years old.
Phone GIL. 4610 WILLIAM BARR 54I6
y. 22nd rd,, Arlington, Va.
PONIES, small and large horses, saddles
and brides, sleighs, IL straps of bells,
iron pots, farm bells, OK yoke. fireplace
fixtures. driving goat and harness. Falls
Church SR5-W-2
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APT. HOUSES FOR SALE

COLORED-24-UNIT,D DET., steel and con.
crete apt. bldg. of Of 17th and Col I'd.
with very low expense. This apt house
is in excel condition and reasonably
priced. For details see NJ. L. Kraft. bust.
ness property dept, LEO M. BERNSTEIN
Sy CO, Me b40n
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POULTRY & EGGS.

PULLETS. 90 N. Il. Reds, 10 mos. very
nice. So each: also Rocks and mixed Z
mos; s. 90 each, Hyattsville 5494.-
PULLEIS, 7b. "a months old: White Rock,
ave, Rogers Heights, Md WA. sT35.
BROILERs, dressed; several hundred. for
qqelyery qsrm to y6oIn In January direct from
TURKEYS and chickens, all sizes, live or
dressed while YOU wait; also fresh eggs
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COAL, WOOD ens FUEL OIL.

YOU GET MORE FOR YOUR MONEY with
priced, direct from farm. Cali
the WoOpMAN, 81. .2719.
CORD WOOD for sale, wholesale and re-
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures

400s 18th ST. N.E.-Lge. bedrm., and use
cooking and use OF piano; private. refined
gentle home. facing park; " blk. TO bus
and l blk to streetcar; unlim. phone;
$3.50. DE. 3511.
e34I 14th ST. NE-Beautiful room in
new house with a family Of 2; $50. NO.
s2s MARYLAND AVE. N.E.-Larse room.
End floor. for 2. next to bath; S11 week.
500 ST. NE.-Nicely furnished. inner
spring mattress radio, shower: pvt. home;
gentleuan; Sc week TR. $685..
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-s.E. ond s.w.

ROOMS FURhIsHED-s.E. and s.w.
$40 G ST. s.E-Beautifull room, next to
bath, hot and cold water in room, spotless
private home refined quiet couple; S12 per
week.
able for young lady; nr. park and con-
venient transportation: S25.
ROOMS FURkIsHED-Mp. and VA.
NICELY FURNISHED DOUBLE ROOM for
couple, next to bath; at bus stop. Phone
Falls Church 2721-W
ARLINGTON-Large room, 1st floor, very
fine pvt. home. next bath, ynlim phone m.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Furnished rm., twin
beds, suitable girls: quiet. refined; con.
Venient transportation; reasonable. WI
1920.
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pss.cE i ss.5 IS fR!!a si
Es s:. b. Gs sssc :H sssS sss
pneumatic tires, larss pedal type auto.
1 ssfs Is @ SaoSn Rsysr tss ae
TUXEDO, tailored, ss-a7, perfect. se5;
sssS s9lss, SIS each; gray brown serge :! Il.
TYPEWRITER, Underwood standard, ex-
cslIent condition; sacrifice for quick sale.
~ TYpEwRirEKs. sahs standards and portasles,
all makes, new and used; sales. rents. re-
esF: sss e.: ,ssi sas Rs5sses eESss HE
S3GUga LEI E'4 aew vi ArxsS Soss ssntiaer
l0s sH 4esa cr ST. sses Phone
recorded Park ave wa. Szss.
R IF; asSa sIl in good condition. ready to j. sss.
VI vIoLINs. one Y and one full size; ss5
place Sc. congress Heights.. II. $3.50.
nse il 1854; q has Nurnberser bow; $3.50. BOX
yIoIiNIoid French make, very 5000
VIOLIN, sacrifice to student for quick sale,
S35; electric razor, SS 1887 Fairmont St.
NV. after ! pm. No phone. "a.
WAkDR0BE TRUNK, good condition, $35.
WATER HEATERS. gas. all sizes, prewar:
terms, lS months: established 80 wears.
f27 r st. NV. MA. 4163: home. Wc. 2220.
WATER HEATERS, electric, 80, 43 and 65
gal. sizes: also electric ranges, 20-inch apt
ESRI2 s6nTRfKS G4 214s ytNrfraN 4 SiJS1
direct from from ma Mnanutaeturer: steel qr wood
condition. csii Du. Ss77. IkYAN. w
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FUR AND MATERIAL HATS made to order.
ANY, fur matched; remodelins, trimming.
1928 14th st. NV. CO. 1877. Open ewes
go
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-17

Hayes, 4167 Myrtle; brother of
Pvt. Odus.
PVT. FRANK HUNTER, 80,
combat engineers. Germany
worked for Standard Forge Co; f;
two brothers in service; made
home with sister, Mrs. Ida M.
Stover, 5000 Ashton.
PVT. CLARENCE M. ASHTON,
21, infantry, Dec. 13. France; re-
ceived Purple Heart; attended
Northwestern; son of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. X. Ashton, 3201 North
western; brother of Pvt. Robert.
T/5 EDWARD j. KOZLOWSKI,
q, engineers. Nov. q, France;
hoSpitalized, Percy Jones; awarded
Purple Heart, BronZ, Star; West
ern graduate; former Ford en-
ploye; in service, April, 1913;
overseas. September. 1913; son of
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Kozlowski,
3715 Bangor; brother, Pvt. CAST
mir Kastle.
PVT. MAXWELL l.. NEW
BOLD, 19. combat engineers, Jan.
IS, France; Cass Tech graduate
in service, July, 1913; overseas,
October. 1914; son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles A. Newbold, 1880
Hull.
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NN ENLAGphhON ANNs Nh1SNG6
PFC. JOE w. VAZQUEZ JR..
80, infantry, Sept. %, France; in
service three years, eight months;
overseas. March. 1913; leaves
mother. Mrs. NicolaSa S. Vazquez,
temporarily of 1924 Harrison; four
sisters, three brothers, one IN
service.
FLIGHT OFFICER WILLIAM
r. LUMLEY, %, Marauder pilot,
Dec. 2. over France; Eastern
graduate; former Packard en-
ploye. enlisted, September. 1913;
overseas, September, 1914; leaves
parents. MIR. and Mrs Ernest c.
Lumley, 5123 Burns; brother, Maj.
Ernest Jr., sister, Mrs. Kathryn
Cannon.
SECOND 1T. MAN G.
NOBLETT, 80. infantry. Aug 25,
in English Channel; Elk Rapids
High graduate, Diesel emploYe. IN
service two years, overseas five
months: leaves parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard d Nohlett, 1851
Braiie, four brothers, three sisters.
CPL. JAM MES A. SEIDEN-
STRICKER, 27, armored division
Nov. %, Germany; Southeastern
graduate; former Zenith employe
/ in service. June. 1871; overseas,
April. 1874; leaves parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Seidenstricker, 169
. Philip. two sisters.
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Lest We Forget---Lest We Forget!
Michigan Battle Hero Roll

Returning 10 the front shortly
after recuperating from his second
wound. s sgt. John c. Luger Jr.
was killed IN action. his family
notified the Times today.
Two memorial masses are Sched-
uied for Detroit ServIcemen Killed
IN Germany. Reports OF other war
reach the Times through
Official army and navy releases
and next of kin.
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ARMY DEAD

GARDNER. PVT ORAL C-Mrs GLADYS
Gardner, wife. South Bosrdman
GARDNER, PFC. ROBERT Mrs. Edith
A. Gardner wife. Lansing.
HARTGRovE, PFC SAMUEL v Mrs
Gladys G. Hartgroye, wife. Lapeer
HETzNER, PFC. DONALD F-Mrs. Ella
HetLnsr. mother. Bay City
HoCH. PFC. WALTER F.-Mrs. Shah Hoch
HORNEss. PVT. LEON Mrs Hannah
NJ. Horness. mother. North MuSkegon.
JABnsoN. PVT. RoY-Mr la NJ. Jsni-
son wife. CsPac.
KEARNs PFC, ELvYN M.-MrS. Priscilla
Kearns. wife, Climax.
KILBOURN, PVT. FLOYD Mrs. Margaret
". Kiloourn. mother. Metamors.
KowALsKI, Tl4 ERWIN G.-MrS. Martha
L. KowalSki. mother. Alpena.
LANrZ. PFC cLAUD w.-MFs. Alice LsntE.
mother. Constantine,
LUsARDI, ia LAWRENCE A-Mu. Lucy
LuSsrdi, mother. Iron Mountain.
MAC KINDER. SGT. GERALD R-Mrs.
Jennie p. MAcKindsr, mother, StockeFidge.
MCDONALD PVT. FRANK L.--S,ewsrt B,
Schaaf, uncle, Grand Rapids.
MINOR. T/o OWEN H.--Jsmes W. Minor.
father Williamson.
NEvALA, PVT. JACOB--Mrs, Hazel X. Ne
vels. wife. Marquette
NOWLEN. PVT. FREDERICK Mrs. Doro-
thy NJ. Eowlen, wife, Grand Rapids
REIss PFC KURT G.-Mrs Minnie ReiSS.
mother, FTeeland.
RIcKRopE. PFC LYLE R.-MrI Mary
Rickrode. mother, Pennington.
ROSENBROCK. SGT. ROBERT E.-MrI
Mslinda Rosenbrock. mother. Auburn.
ROTH. 1ST 1T. MERLE J.-MrS Bernics
A. Roth. wife. Berrien Springs.
RUCKREIGLE. SGT. LAWRENCE r Mrs
Lucille Ruckreigle, mother. Temperance.
SEVREY, PVT MARTIN Mrs. Marie l.
Sevrey. wife. MuSkegon Heights.
SPEARS. PFC. HAROLD Mrs. Bessie
spears. mother. Chase.
SToLP. SGT. MARVIN L.-Mrs. Hazel stolp
mother. Lennox.
THOMAS. TI5 oRvILLE R,-Mrs Clara
Thomas wife. Port HtfeRr
TIPPETT, SGT. ROBERT J-Mrs Sarah
Tippett. mother, Hsrbor Springs
ULAM. PFC. CLIFFORD Mrs. Loretta s
Ulam. mother. Lawton.
VAN sLAMBROUCK. SGT ARTHUR r
Henry Van Sambrouck, father, Monroe.
vERLINDE. PFC. JULIUS v.-Mrs. Mary l.
Sselens, mother. Utica
| NISCH, I'D 1t. EMERSON M-Johh NlsCh
! father. Charlotte
WAGNER, ID 1T THEODORE Mrs
Frances L. Fuszek, mother lonia.
| WELLEvER, PVT. JAMES MINIS. RUBY
A. Wellever. mother, Norway.
WILLIAMS. PVT. KEITH M.-Hsrv.y A.
Williams father, Davidson.
/ WOLTERs, PFC. GORDON D.-hTs, Lydia
| Wolters, mother. Holland
NAVY DEAD
! RAINRs PM sc JOHN CLYDE-Mr and
Mrs. William c. RsineS, parents, s7Oo OF
/ Sego, Detroit.
NAVY MISSING
FOX, &c KENNETH ROBERT-Mrs
Eletha J. Fox, wife. Vassar.
NAVY WOUNDED
MccORNOCK, coMDR. SAMUEL ALDO
Mrs. Jesne L. McCornock. wife, Iron River
B. rs, 1915 ~~~~~~~~~~N~~~~'
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DEAD

PFC. CARL l.. BAIR. 29, Nov.
y. Germany; highland Park High
graduate. attended Highland Park
Junior College worked for DSR.
in service. November, 1913; over
seas. May. 1914, leaves parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Otho r. Bair. l65l9
Mendoza: brother 1t Maurice,
India: sister, Valerie,
FIRST 1T. ARTHUR l.. GUER-
TIN, y, BIZ navigator, April 2S,
over France; EcorSe High gradu-
ate: worked at Ford'S; in service,
January, 1912; overse Is
months. leaves mother, Mrs. Al
exina Guertiu, fd275 ). Deacon;
three sisters, five brothers, two IN
service.
PFC. CHESTER +. CHYLIN-
SbI, %. infantry, Jan. 9. Of
wounds received lon Leyte; worked
for Wolverine Ginger Ale Co; IN
service, October. 1910, overseas,
September. 1913; memorial mass,
S a. m. Tuesday in ST. Hyacinth S
Church; son of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
ChylinSki, 4S3i Jos. Campau;
three sisters, one brother.
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worked for Chrysler; in service,
March, 1913; overseas, February.
1914: son of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Nilatovich. S72 Tennessee.
PFC. CALVIN NJ. DYKE, 10,
infantry, Dec. 26, France; Macken-
zie graduate; in service, April,
1943; overseas, June, 1914; brother
Of 1t. Robert, in France; son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis 4. Dyke,
1874, Stansbury.
Pee. REX Il. RIDOU Ut, 20.
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European ArsAl
DETROIT
ARATA. SGT. JOSEPH Airs Marie
ATsta mother l24l9 Fourteenth.
ATAMAN, PFC STANLEY-Vincent Ala
man. uncle. sS25 Piqustts.
BAIR. PFC CARL Mrs Marie Bstr
mother 1859 Mendots
BORKOWSKt. CPL. BILL W.-hrs Bernice
Liss' sister 7ii7 Arcola
CONRAD. PIC ELMER C.-Mu Pearl
Conrad wife. s3ll Linlee.
GiU,LorTA, PFC JOSEPH c.-Mrs Helena
pFAB, PFC. sTANLEY-Mrs. PhilliS Drab.
WIFE, 7772 Montfose.
FLORA. PFC CHARLES M.-MrE Lillian n
Flora, wife, T07 " HszelhulSt, Ferndslt
-GuERTIN. lsT 1T ARTHUR Mrs. Henry
W. Guertin. mother 1927 S. Deacon.
HIGHT. PIC JOE WIS Alice c sbep
ard mother s234 Dexter Blvd.
KiRKwoop. T SGT CURTIS AIRS
Maude s. kirkWood. mother, 1865 Eliar
KoTAL, PFC. HERMAN John Kolal.
br0ther.- -29su BeWick-
LuMLEY. FIT OFF WILLIAM E.-Ernest
c. Lumley ST.. father 5l23 Burns
MAlfEHt ffC. JAMES Mrs Margaret
MsheI, mother. $50 v AleXsndrine
MARTIN; PFC. ROY WINS. vanetta B
McAvOY. PVT. FRANCIS Mrs. Julia F..
MEADE. PVT. JAMES H-Mrs Natalie
Meade, wife 1920 BurlinEame.
NEUENpoRF. PFC. ARTHUR Mrs. Mar
Esret NJ Neuendorf. mother. 222i4 Francis.
NoBLETT. % 1T. NORMAN C.-Mrs. Rich
nj RI kpgISft
NORTON, PFC. wILFRED Mrs Ruth ".
Norton mother. 1892 BennaNlle. Birmingham
O'GUIN. PFC EARL 3 -- Mrs. Mary l.
OGuin, wife. 4527 Third. EcnrSs,
sADER. set JOHN P.-mrs Ruth
ssder. mother, l45o0 Charleyoix
S. ssidens,ricker, father 100 Philip.
SIELOFF, PVT. OTTO E-MTs. Mary z
sIEstSREcKii. scr. II EDWIN A.-Mrs. jose
phine Sieniareeh. mother. 5462 Central
stsbryIa. wife. 5675 TsiTvieF.
TR1PP. PVT. THOMAS MRS. Dolue sloan
mother, 6io Temple.
WILSON. PVT. MARVIN Mrs Beatrice
wilson, mother. 1897 Harding.
zDANOwsKI. PFC. WALTER Z. 49, Mrs
Katherine Zdanowski. mother, s5s Ford. Lin
zfMNY, PVT. JOSEPH F.-Mrs. Mary A.
Zimny mother. 2l2S Adele.
OUTSTATE
BAuMAE, 1sT 1T. HUBERT T--Mrs. Mar
gAret ] BaumBn mother. Lansing
BoLEMA.- PFC=PETER H.-MTs Jennie
BolemA, mother, Grand Rapids
CHENEY. PFC. RONALD G.-MrS Chloe
Cheney. mother. EoRleryille.
CLINE, $ SGT FRED john Cline,
father, Manistique,
DIXON. PVT CLARENCE Mrs May
Donshue. aunt. Bay City.
DOERR, PVT. CASPER Mrs. Hilda M.
DOYLE. isr TT JOHN Mrs. Margaret
l. Doyle, wife. Battle Greek.
EARLE. PFC. ROGER E.-Mrs. Cera Earle.
wife. PlainweN
FAGRAs, PVT. JAMES R.-Mrs. Selma Pa
EraS. mother, Buchanan.
FOX. PFC CLAIRE L. JR.--Mrs Ann Fox,
mother, Grand Rapids.
FREEsE. PVT ARTHUR B.-MrG Pearl
Freese. mother. LtChfield.
~~~~~~~~~~~~ Friday. Fs
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reconnaissance,
&c. 10, Ger
many; attended
Wilbur Wright;
W ork d or
Bond Bakery;
in Sc erVic e,
A p r i |, 1912;
~ e rseas, No
" e m Der, 1874;
son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w a ! ( e r
Rid ou I, hus-
band Of Eileen,
1875 Parkside.
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PRISONERS

PVT. SYLVESTER w. GREM-
BoS, 33, infantry. Oct. s, Ger
many; Wilbur Wright graduate
worked for Timken-Detrolt Axle
Co.; in service, August, l943; over
seas, June, 1914; wife, Dolores,
daughter, Mary Helen, of Bay
City; parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Grembos, 1909 Edgewood.
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WOUNDED

PFC. CHARLES {. ALL
DREDGE, 33. infantry. Dec. IL
Germany, hospitalized in England;
proprietor of Fort-Schaeter Mar
ket; in service, November, 1943;
overseas. June, 1914; husband OF
Mary. Poll Schaefer.
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Judoe Wilbur TO Retire

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 16
CUP)-Federal Judge Curtis D.
Wilbur. who was secretary Of the
navy in the Coolidge cabinet,
plans To retire from the Ninth
u. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
May 10, his 18th birthday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-17
U. S. Steel for France

WASHINGTON, Feb. Is QNS)
The WPB said today that ten
tative ALLEGATION Of $4,000 tons of
American steel had been ear
marked for France for the second
quarter Of 1915.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-17
II From State
0nGriipsho|n1

Eight Detroit and nine outstate
Michigan families today reloiced
as the war department announced
that 463 officers and enlisted men,
former prisoners in Germany,
were en- route TO the United States
aboard the GripSholm.
II was a release from days OF
worry and fear for the families OF
the repstriated men, wounded and
sick. who were exchanged for
German prisoners in Switzerland
The mercy ship is scheduled TO
arrive in Jersey City Feb. %.
DETRoITERS ON SHIP
Detroit men aboard the ship
are.
sJsgt. Marcel J. st. Louis, 4423
Vermont.
PVT. James Buchanan, 3s1s w.
Vernon.
Pvt. simons BIluni. $50 Clair
pointe.
Pvt Hugh J. Wallace, 433 S
Junction.
siSgt. Leonard L. Little, 1851
Ashland.
sIsgt. Thaddeus J. Tarczynski
$500 Terry
Cpl. severin 3. Krook 1888
TroesteT.
sIsgt. Chester J Padlo. 37o1
Bushey.
Other Michigan men repatri-
eted include:
s/sgt, Donald F. Bennett. Ypsi-
ianti.
Pvt. William J. Cousineau. Far
rnington.
sIsgt. Thomas II. Dumas. Es-
canada
Pvt. Arnold V. Elinger, Alan
son.
RAYMOND z. Eange, Muskegon'
Pvt. Vernon McManus, Steuben,
SfSgt. Edward Schuitema, Hol-
land. =,
T Sgt. George shelafeau. Lam
SArS' - Cta,,r paIrY,Nyra
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S/sGT. JOHN c. LUGER JR.,
infantry, Dec. z. Germany; pre-
viously wounded twice in France;
Catholic Central graduate; worked
for Dodge; in service, March. 1943,
overseas. February, 194aSa leaves
mother, Mrs. Margaret &sLuger,
1924 Cherrylawn; awarded Pur-
pie Heart and Presidential Cita=
ton.
SGT. EDWARD j. PSZCZOL-
KOWSKI, "a, infantry, Dec 81,
Germany; worked for Great Lakes
Tread Co: in service, November,
1912; memorial mass, 7:45 a. m,
tomorrow, st. Alberta Church,
Garfield and St. Aubin; leaves
mother, Mrs. Martha Goodman,
2250 +. Warren; three brothers,
two in service; two sisters.
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MISSING

PVT. STUART {. HARDING,
%. artillery. Dee. u, Germany;
Mackenzie graduate; worked for
Standard Accident Insurance Co.
in service. February 1913; over
seas, November, 1914; son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Harding, 1921
Woodside.
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PVT. MESS

PFC. ALLDREDGE PVT. bLbsS
PVT. RICHARD KLESS, 21,
infantry. hospitallzed for second
time, Belgium; attended North
western: Chrysler employe; IN
service. February, 1943; overseas,
November, 1914; son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Kless, 1855 Six
teenth.
PFC. THOMAS W. HAYES, -,
infantry. France; awarded Purple
Heart: in service. February. 1943;
son Of Mr., and Mrs. Clarence
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-17
~ Honor Roll
w. Official Casualty List

The department made public the 1885 L. s.
soldiers killed European these 76
from Michigan, 80 from the Detroit
Included IN the 22 released by the
four from Michigan and Detroit In all
kin have been notified have been kept any
In
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U/OUNDED men need a
w uomdrs care TO help
them VsRGin their health.
diodl teehnieidns are
needed immediately an our
army hospitals. Train at goU.
eminent expense.
Coll RA 5457
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nd MILLIAMN

PVT. GREMBOS 1T. WILLIAMS
SECOND 1T. CHARLES l..
WILLIAMS, 81, BIZ pilot, Nov.
30. Germany. Wilbur Wright grad
uate; enlisted, December, 1912;
overseas, November. 1914; son of
Mrs. Beatrice L. Barnard, 1908
Cherrylawn; brother of Cadet
Nurse Mary Jane, Grace Hospital.
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LETTER A MONTH

His wife, Mrs. Ruth Krook, who
works at the Packard plant, said
she has been receiving one letter a
month since Krook was captured.
Pvt. Wallace, who was a Cad
lilac employe, was injured in Hol-
land, just before his capture last
September.
"Thank God, he Ia coming
home" said his mother, Mrs.
Lottie Wallace.
Her son was a member OF an
airborne artillery outfit.
Sgt. Tarczynski went into the
service three years ago. He has
been overseas since December,
1913. HIS sister. Mrs. Pauline
Yonkus, said he had written that
ne broke his leg bailing out Of a
bomber and was still unable 10
walk on II.
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Pic. George A. Staup. Palmyra,
HOME FOR BIRTHDAY

Sgt. ST. Louis will be back
home with his parents in time Tor
his 2Sth birthday. -
He has been in the army TWO
years and a half and was a prs
oner for Is months AS right waist
gunner aboard a Flying Fortress
he was wounded first in May, is43r
over Germany when flax burst
sent a piece of metal into the back
Of his head.
The second time, over Schwetrt'
furt. he was hit in the hip and the
crew was forced to abandon the
plane. He was taken prisoner then
His wife, Pearl, and his children
Alberta, 5, and Andrew, 2, await
him.
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BROTHERS IN SERVICE

Sgt. ST. Louis has five brothers
In the service. There is S/Sgt.
Jean, "a, in the Canal Zone and
S Sgt. Roger. %, last heard from
in Luxembourg.
Marine Pfc. Maurice was
wounded in Pacific action and has
been in the United States for a
year. Pvt. CASTOR, 20, is fighting
in Belgium and the youngest, Ger
aid, 18, is in the merchant marine.
When he gets home, Cpl. Krook'
who lost an eye and was badly
burned in the battle for Palermo
in the early stages Of the Euro
pean invasion, will try TO teach
his wife to speak German. he in
formed her in his letters. He
learned the language while a prls-
oner.
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HAS 4 DECORATIONS

He had completed IS bombing
missions before he crashed in Ger
many. He wears the Air Medal
and three Oak Leaf Clusters.
Mrs. Frank Pablo has only re-
ceived three letters from her son,
Sgt. Padlo. since he was captured
seven months ago.
Chester was shot down by
anti-aircraft fire at Berlin" his
sister. Bertha, revealed. Mother
got awfuily excited when she
heard he was coming home"
Pablo has a brother. T/Sgt
John Pablo. who has been IN the
army four years.
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CAPTIVE SINCE AUGUST

Mrs. Grace Little. who works
IT the Taylor Optical Co, was
almost hysterical with JOY when
she was told that Sgt. Little was
coming home. She said that her
husband had been a prisoner In
Germany since last August.
Pvt. Buchanan was ball turret
gunner on a BIZ. He was shot
down over Germany, last July.
His mother, Mrs. Mary Longley
said he had written that burns on
his face, neck and head had neces-
Eitated skin grating operations.
Sgt. Dumas. 22- year old tail
gunner on a Flying Fortress, was
shot down over Germany on his
tenth mission. He has been in the
service since November. 1912.
Pfc. Staup, q, also entered the
service in 1912. Word that he was
being returned on the GriPSholm
was the first news of his capture
receive by his mother. Mrs.
Frances Stsup,
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sEvREY. PVT MARTIN r Mrs. Marie l.
Sevrey, wife. Muskegon Heights.
SPEARS. PFC. HAROLD E.-Mrs Bessie
Spears, mother. Chase.
sToLP. SGT. MARVIN Mrs. Hazel stolp,
mother. Lennox.
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THOMAS, T/5 oRvILLE R,-Mrs. Clara
Thomas. wife, Port Htfefir-
TIPPETr. s SGT. ROBERT J.--MrS sarah
Tippett, mother, Harbor Springs.
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PFC. REX II. RIDOU UT, 20,
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