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The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-04-12
CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE LAUNCH
NAT. MOVEMENT FIGHT FEPC LAWS

enactment Of state FEPC laws here
and in other states.
The revelation Of their movement
to form a united front against the
passage Of FEPC laws was con-
tanned in letter sent state cham
bers of commerce and other inter-
ested organizations by R. B. Skin
ner, secretary y-treasurer of the Ma
tional Association of State Cham
bers of Commerce. Skinner pointed
out that the New Jersey State
Chamber of Commerce is anti
FEPC.
Here is the letter:
Following the enactment in
New York, under the urgent advo-
cacy of Gov Thomas E. Dewey,
of so-called Fair Employment
Practices act, there has broken out
rash of similar bills in a number
of state legislatures. New Jersey,
Massachusetts, Connecticut, Penn
sylvania, Illinois, California, Indi-
ana and Ohio have similar meas
ures now before them.
"There are also pending before
congress one bill in the senate and
eight bills in the house on this
same subject.
at is quite evident that all of this
hue and cry for legislation cover
ing fair employment practices is
the result of a concentrated effort
by certain radical elements to sow
the seeds of discord into our eco
nomic and political system, so that
they may turn this discord to their
own benefit.
"The chamber of commerce OF
| the state of New York and many
other business services organiza
tions in that state put up a deter
mined fight against the New Yorl
bill but as you no doubt know, ths
bill was passed.
"The New Jersey State Chambel
of Commerce is doing everything
possible to defeat the bills that hav'
been presented to the New Jerse.
Legislature on this subject. A meet
ing, under the sponsorship of tn,
New Jersey chamber, of loca
chambers Of commerce and trad
associations was recently held t.
discuss this matter and plan unite'
action. Without dissenting vot
everyone of the 33 organization
present pledged themselves to worl
to the utmost fer the feat of thos
bills.
Enclosed is a copy OF an ab
stract of the provisions containe
in one group of seven companio
bills now before the New Jerse
legislature. ,y>~.
"If your state now has bills be
fore the legislature having to q
with fair employment practices wi
you please send to me an abstrat
of the bills with whatever CON
ments you may desire to make, S
that l can forward to each of tn
5 members a copy of your abstrac
together with your comments. TIL
= is being done for the purpose {
keeping us all advised as to whs
t is now going on in the several stat
l legislatures dealing with this sui
ject."
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-04-12

Stay on the ball and get what
you want, said Sgt. Bill Young,
1900 AAF Base Unit, Wright Field,
Dayton, O., who has just been pro-
noted to the grade of sergeant
He has also been made the proud
father of a seven and one-half
pound baby girl. His wife, and ex-
Signal Corp worker, halls from
Little Rock, Ark, where she grad
uated from Shorter College in '43
Bill was a cook in Cincinnati be-
fore his induction into the army
Oct, 1912. However, he has been
over the range two years for Uncle
Sam. Bill has been given praise TO,
his splendid work at home ano
abroad.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-04-12
GEN. DAVIS, 2 SERGEANTs
DECORATED IN EUROPE
BY George Coleman Moore

SOMEWHERE IN LUX EN-
BOURG, April IL (ANP)-Three
first-class soldiers on the top flight
commissioned and commits
stoned officer levels were decorated
in the ETO recently for outstanding
achievements in the service of their
country.
The honored were Brig. Gen. Ben
jamin O. Davis, Sr., ranking Negro
U. S. Army officer, of the inspector
generals office, 1st Sgt. Raymond
L. Jackson and Tech. Sgt. David B.
Jones of the crack 626th Ord. (Am)
Co.
Awarding of the bronze star
medal to Jackson and Jones marked
the third time 626th personnel had
received the medal. MISgt. John w.
London, Houston, won the award in
January.
Gen. Davis merited the distin-
guished service medal for perform
ances as inspector Of troops units
in the field and a special war de-
partment consultant on Negro SOL
diers. 1t. Gen. Ben Lear, deputy
commander, ETO, presented Gen.
Davis the medal in a surprise cere-
mony.
1t. Col. Walter C. Forty, Tulsa
Okla, commander 150th Ord. Bait.
pinned the bronze star on Jackson
Of St. Louis and Jones of New York
at a special company formation
Each won the award for "meritous
service in connection with military
operations against an enemy of the
U. S. in France and Luxembourg.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
i. 5. 10 Deport
Jdps

WASHINGTON. May = - a
total of 5, / 81 OF The country -ttfst'fe
brazenly disloyal Japanese-Aneri-
cans have been deprived Of tffeif
citizenship under new law and
have been marked certain de-
portation 10 Japan after the war,
il was announced by the depart
ment of justice.
The disclosure brought the in
stant retort from West Coast con-
gressmen that the number rs TOO
small. and that u must be- eN-
banded TO the entire 2l,0O0 Ameri-
can-born japanese who IN the
days OF Japan'S war successes
stated or indicated their loyalty
10 the emperor and are thus re-
corded IN the files Of the war de-
partment and the war relocation
authority
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
.Ldniigan Rites
In ST Theresa
Obituaries

Funeral services will be held at
3 a. m. Monday in ST. Theresa 5
Church for Petty Officer Thomas
B. Lanigan, as. of 265l Carter,
father of five children. who died
Wednesday while home on 13-
day furlough from the Seabees.
Burial will be in Holy Sepulcher
Cemetery.
A consulting engineer, Lanigan
was 10 have departed for Burma
on conclusion of his furlough 20
assist with operations on the Still
well road. A native of New York.
he had lived in Detroit for 20
years.
Survivors besides the wife.
Cathleen. are five children: John,
81: Phyllis, 10. Thomas Jr 16;
Allen. l3. and Robert. II, "A
brother, the Rev FIR. John j..
Lanigan, New Bedford ~ S.. and
two sisters. May and Barbara,
Niagara Falls, n
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
Seaman Saved
By Own Agility

Seaman Afervin Hobbs, %, Of
2023 Indiandale. escaped serious
injury night when he rolled
from tf1r path Of an approaching
StFeeteaF where he was hurled by
a hit-run truck driver
= Hobbs suffered minor abrasions
when hit in an unprotected safety
zone az w. Warren and Forrer
MotOrman Cecil Stanton Of Sis
Farmbrook said II was only
Hobbs agility that saved him
from being run over
Police arrested Madison VIII
liamS. 81. OF 325 T.. Garfield. for
investigation for leaving the scene
OF an accident.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
O. O. Stanchfield

Arrangements for the funeral IF
90 |StsHehfield,= 60 former
YMCA worker, mhp- died in his
Pentwater, Mich, home, were be-
ing made today
A graduate OF the University
OF Michigan in 1907 Mr. Stanch-
field entered YAf6 a work and
went 10 India in 1911
He became general YMCA sec
retary for India. remaining there
five years, and later held various
posts in the organization -ln-this
country He became an expert on
Oriental affairs during his career.
He is survived bY his wife and
two sons.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
BOUNDING Up NaZis
Isolated in Alps

BERCHTESGADEN May .
--tt-ff2- - 6rrrnan
soldiers who DO mol know the war
~ over.
The l0lSt AIrborne Division is
picking them UP daily-wehr-
machterS who have been isolated
for weeks In the Austrian Alps
and completely out Of touch with
the news
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26

John J Miller Miller 4GS-who died
Wednesday after long illness,
will be buried in Mt 0Avet ceme-
terry Monday uftt-r Srrv1rcS IN the
residence, CO.'S Mitchell ~ 9:3o
q. m. and in Immaculate Concep-
ton Church al 10 A ~.
An employe Of the Fisher Body
Division for many years, MIR.
Miller is survived -by-hiS wife.
Clara: TWO brothers. Henry and
Stanley. and three sisters. Mrs.
Agnes Pachaiski. Mrs Rose Paige
and Mrs. Martha AdamuS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
MALE HELP WANTED

VINO regulations governing eligibility
for employment. II you were last EN-.
ployed as an essential or locally needed
activity, you must have sistem.nt
OF availability. II you are qualified for
employment IN a critical occupation you
must be referred throught the United
States Employment Stryiee-WoTld War
II Veterans Excepted.
Al MEN for machine repairs EDW.
C Blu d D. MANUFACTURING co.
l2i4l Chsrlevoix.
Al OPPORTUNITY-We need two men
with above average ability 70 tll posi-
uuns occASiouec by our expanding pro
gran. Must be willing 20 leave city after
training period. Detroit Garages, Cas'
and Lafayette.
ACCOUNTING cost clerk. young man,
veteran preferred. experienced IN cost
accounting REQUIRED. Apply M Under,
wood Detrex Corp. l30o5 HilvieV 2
blocks south Of Fenken, blocks west
% Meyers.
AIRc CRAFT ENCINEERs = Heres your
chance 70 help build psi Mustangs IN
southern California We can use design
ers. stress analysts. model builders. afro
dynamicistS. craftsmen. riRht test engi-
neers and analysts, weight analysts.
loftsmen. checkers, laboratory analysts,
product design engineers and others See
North American Aviation representative
AZ your nearest USES ONCE
AIRCRAFT engineering designers lay
out and detail craftsmen. perspective
illustrators stress analysts i1ftsmen.
Consolidated Nultee Aircraft Corpora
ton S,lnson Division Employment or
nce. 35405 Main street Wayne Mich.
AIRCRAFT, arc velters certlned on
chrome m0ly. Aircraft tubular siesi.
ton tatcs So hoAfs per week. Aelo
Products CO 1850 Crstiot PR 1900.
AERO Engineers Tool Planners and
Tool and Die Makers vAntec By Aircraft
production plant In s, Louis Apply al
your nearest office OF the United states
Employment Service. May 81 through
%
ARC WELDERs = Experienced In mild
steel Graham Paige Motor Car Co,
s5o5 Wcs; warren,
ARCHITECTURAL. structural electrical
-dL2lgIl- ttf---fi- htNFs- hospital
orderlieS water system labCrCrs Detroit
Civil Service Commission. leth fi1cF
water Board Building. 3 a. m. 20 4 -
r m
ARCHITECTURAL craftsmen Apply BY
letter on IN person % Henry stanton.
Room 200, 40a Criswold ST Detroit IS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
u. s. Hires 5000 More
To Hunt Tax Evaders

WASHINGTON, May 25 INS)
- Secretary OF the Treasury
Morgenthau revealed today that
5000 more men would be hired
ny the government 10 help put
income tax evaderS in Jail.
Morgcnthau said the present
force Of 100 deputy collectors.
revenue agents and intelligence
unit agents now working full
time on tax Investigations would
be- augmented because so many
thousands of cases OF tax evasion
were coming 20 light.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
55Cents Hour
Wage Permissible

Louis c. Miriani. chairman of
the regional War Labor Board.
today announced thar employers
who wish 10 raise wage rates 10
a point not In excess of 55 cents
an hour may now do so without
WLB approval
Miriam pointed out that The
change is only a formalIty, since
the board has been approving
voluntary adjustments up 20 %
cents when necessary applications
have been filed.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
Mrs. Ellen Wheatley

Mrs. Ellen Wheatley. 81 who
died Wednesday in her home al
1886 Mapleview will be buried
tomorrow in RoSelawn Cemetery
after services az ! p m. IN the
a. II Peters Funeral Home. l2057
Gratiot.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
Accidental Shot
Hits Boy in Eye

Clement Baggleman, Z. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bagglcman
Of 1855 Richton. today was recov-
ering in Receiving Hospital from
a BB gun wound in the right eye.
which police said was inflicted
accidentally by a playmate
Baggleman second grade pupil
at Winterhalter School, stepped
from behind q trash can just as
Myron Aaron, Is. of $3.50 Richton,
fred the gun. police said
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
ri Arrive
At Jones

BATTLE CREEK. May 25--
Twenty-one more Michigan war
casualties had arrived az the
Percy Jones Hospital Center to-
day. Eight from the Detroit area
are:
FIASD rs LEON a s27s Epeor'h
KRANZIEWICZ PVT. CHESTER 5, os4e
sUAvE. is oMER j. 25es5 Hanover.
Dearborn.
SELKE PVT ROBERT p 1855 Parker.
SHAME PVT GEORGE H15T Sorrento.
sWAYZE PVT GERALD " so = Anchor.
aver Rouge
wIIsos PVT HARVEY N. ls4Io wsvs-
zRDr. PVT HAROLD 22l4 hardwood.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
Injuries Fatal TO Farmer

KALAMAZOO, May 25-Or-
lando L Clark. So, Kalamazoo
farmer died today from injuries
in "A ,two-truck crash in US-l2.
six miles east of here. on May II.
This was the county's eleventh
traffic fatality OF the year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26

A memorial requiem mass viii
be celebrated for PVT Frank T.
Woerz in 81. EAzabeth'S Church
McDougall and Garfield, al ~
q. m. Sunday.
Woerz. 10. son OF Mr. and Mrs.
+ Woerz. 1894 AleXandrine. was
killed on Luzon He entered the
army last August
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
LOST AND FOUND

LOST AND FOUND
BOSTON terrier lost, brindls while,
nine months, answers name Gin Gil
vicinity NsTren-PEoc;ori reSaEe ~
TZ025.
IRISH TERRIER lost, vicinity MAcs-st
Cla!r WAkhtsnSw County license. Fl
31Ti. -
KEYS with gas cap attached. Finder
please return 20 $40 East Congress
II i-27ls. Reward ---
USMC pin, either AZ or between Miehi-
gan Tneater or TUller Hotel liberal re-
ward DA o52T.
$50 REWARD Soldiers wife lost
change purse. containing wedding
enragement rings. vicinity WOODROW
Milford please return. 65OT WOODROW
TE 2-l3S3
$50 REWARD for small gray curly
poodle tan back boots PL z49o.
PERSONALS
"A LIQUOR habit stopped al home.
arnold, 24ei Nat Bank Bldg. RA 72e4
GALL-KLENZ - Prescription for liver,
sail bladder. galIStcnes, stomach gas
40 7-lTsO -
LEWIS FISCHER or smith, interested
In horses. born IN New YORK, communi-
cate wlth your sister 81 once. Very
important nov In Mt. Clements. Write
Yette Fischer. care Of Miiler's Hctei.
PILES AND CHRONIC DISEASES
successful treatment, while working.
Doctor De swArte. Rectal Clinic.
57l5 Second. nf. Palmer. TR l-72S2.
PRIVATE DETECTIVE
CH 1895 daily TE i-seo0 evenings
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
DEAD
PFC. CHARLES +. FARR, %,

infantry, April
II. Jolu Island ;
Gar Wood In
d u tr les en-
ploye; in Serv-
ice April, 1914;
o V Q + seas De-
cenber, 1914.
] g a V eS wife,
Olive; % n,
Frederick; par
ents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry w.
FaTT. 8i25 D
MOntllpll
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
MARINE CPL. ROBERT X.
kEPLER, Il. intelligence, Febru-

ary. Two Jlma {,
aW arded Purple
Heart: veteran
o S ipa n.
r Tinian. Rio
/ slam d. a L
tended Redford
High: ordnance
dep art m e n I
craftsman in
civilian life. in
service NoVem-
Der, 1912. over
seas January.
1914: on Of
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
OTHER DEATHS

John Edward Thompson. 60.
widely known artist, IN Denver
after a heart attack Capt.
Archibald Stewart, y. former
commander OF a fleet OF ocean
liners. in Argyle. Scotland.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
GIVEN BOOKS, RADIO

Guards said the prisoners spend
their days sun-bathing. writing
and reading They are provided
with German books and English
newspapers, and they have a
radio.
The Germans wear their own
uniforms. and also are issued
British battledrcSs dyed green
The guards do not salute them
In fact. the guards said, the Ger
mans have stopped saluung, and
heiling zach other Most of that
ended wAchNhey heard HitlerIwas
dead. N y
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
RCAF Cites Detroiter

Cited for completing a mission
despite a wrist wound. Flight Sgt,
y. J Nelligan. son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Owen p. Nelligan, HOPS Clover
lawn. has received the RCAF
Distinguished Flying Medal
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
Aussies Deny Demand
For HirOhitO S Death

LONDON. May % tUP)-J. Il.
Chiney. acting prime minister of
Australia. denied today that Aus
,ralia had demanded the indict-
ncnt and execution Of Emperor
Hirohto, as a Japanese war
criminal
Chiefly said Australia merely
Aad submitted evidence OF Spe-
,ific Japanese war crimes 90 the
Allied war crimes commission.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26

poRSTEwITZ WILBUR C. PFC Of
Frank o--sCtgItz. c0i7ua
FAY LEON 4. JR., PFC.--son Of Leon L.
Faf 81 Howell
PINCH CALVIN FvT--son VI ia
AK Il llA-l4 E4ii- Llll4l-
cALthiltR EDWARD C PVT Husband
~ H. E.Hn.r r. Csuahef Pontiac
Gh>k III -lCAN ~ PfC.-Sou oi Mrs
NiaTy = Paifei. Walled Lax
NAyhFRE ELMER c.. CAPT Husband Of
sin Nilule 2. Navarro, Monroe
PASKlEWICz CHESTER p PFC Son Of
Af Frances ). Pasdt"icz Grand Rapids.
EhNKR YICTos CPL.-son of Mry HcIen
sluEal MG2Aegon
s'5vfztr-- T. JrJSrrff p Tc-suH Of Mn
Catherine r. S1Tirrai, irpuw0Dd
EURoPEAN ARIA
GAEHs JOHN Js : SCI son o.
bis Ofpta Ganhs Port Huron
ENNIS THEODORE n. PFC -Husoand Of
Bits EIlanrth N Ennis hasietf
NAVY WOUNDED.
=, 4eiMsTeqso poNALp JAck MoroR l1,I
81 rr1 NJ s.cYeu- -Ar1-z,Iung AnEtGy!!.sr
ARMY MISSING
-l-zIIl -----142il EIlE-!lEI-I1-l. --14IAHAi21l-
Man y AA4 - O. lslH--A4otlrlt a4lA. A4iLN
5. austin. Grand kaPias.
BAHsEY FshNKtYN c cei..i t'ssfeFt--
Parsnr 81. AID Hfs. frsHE I tsaisetE
BXIINSKI BERNARD cpl USMcR--
WIFE Ms Bernard Bainski. -halamaAu0
CLEVELAND MARVIN 4 PVT UsMCR-
wife higs Marvin r Cleveland West Bremen
CDTTICF THOMAS W SCI tSECk-
Parents. Sir. and Mrs. STANLEY Cctiick. Bad
Axe.
DkRRAE. ROBERT J PFC UsnCR--
Aisther hrs. -Wlniireo -. Dsuah. Port Huron
KfMBtE VIRGIL D PVT. UsMcR-
Daughter Mia Ecus J. kimble Grand Rapids.
KING. PAUL c. CPL uSMC-Psrents.
Nj and hri CLYDE d. Klng. JsczIon.
MILLER EDWARD ? CPL. UsMcR--
A,.-s4-ef &.1--A4i. Aillef.- OnianAgqa. -
PATCH EDWARD ALVIN PHARMACIST s
%sA+F-- I-ESR--IAsss.,A- As-- 2;e Afs-
Care Patel r common
R0PvqTs JpHS- PIC UsMCR--Pal-
ru-s ~ ara .t-r sohn P feserts Md
iBrTrt.
SrCSEF CHARLES TRTTFiFW SEANAN
r-SNR-h.1Iler Nrs anna SlosaI, ais
tcs NB, Mary hrChambcuit. flnt
y IS. .iS45H> H>>.>>>>.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
Pfc Stanley Miehon

Memorial services for Pfc. STAN
ley Michon. 1923 Adell, who was
killed in action IN GERMANY. Feb.
"a. will be conducted al 9 a. m.
Sunday in 81 Stanislaus Church,
Dubois AZ MedhurX- -Mlchnn- who
was % was the son OF Michael
and Anna -Michan- =
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26

were guarded. but inside. other
German officers lolled in the sun
There are about 200 prisoners
at Grzdale Hall. Guards said
they get up in the morning what
ever time they want, although
they must answer a roll call al
9 o'clock. There are three other
roll calls daily and they must
be indoors at 10 p. m Lights &c
ont at
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
SECOND 1T. JACK TABOCK,
DECORATED
1T. GORDON T.. JOHNSON.

1T. GORDON T.. JOHNSON,
u. B-29 pilot; awarded Air Medal
for services over Japan; Congress
Tool and Die employe; in service
March, 1912, overseas November.
1914; wife. Marian, children,
Diane Marie and Gordon Lee.
1880 Laing.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
FEMALE HELP WANTED

ators. clerks, typists. stenographers.
cooks and bakers are needed by michi-
gan Bell Telephone Co. No previous
experience required: good wages. regular
war. too. Apply Michigan Bell Telephone
Co. or LIST Floor. General Motors BIDS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
Lest We Forget--Lest We Forget
Michigan Battle Hero Roll

Today'S biographical sketches Of
Detroit servicemen killed,
wounded or decorated, according
TO official army and navy releases
and next Of kin:
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
ARMY DEAD
IIHopEAS ANA

ARMY DEAD
EUROPEAN ARIA
DRAKE DALE I PFC Husband ~ Mis-
Virginia Drhke. Lsnslns
LIPPsTREUER ROBERT , 7 5--Son q
Mira Agnes Lipptigeuer Richmond
PACIFIC AREA
BLADECKI EUGENE T.. SGT Son Of
Mrs Mary Bihrrrrl BAY City.
BUEESCHhpEP GUSTAV G SCL-sJn
ei- -As-, L0gi@, BachmaaH, Three oaks
COLI JESSE c.. PFCo-s0n 0: william
Cole Holland
DIEEER NORMAN r. PVT Son ~ Mra
y. J DieHeF. saEifssE
-561ftsSc1T. kr;DREw j ID IT -Husbend
OF Mrs Margaret $. Johnson CadlilAc.---
MOORE CLARK A. PvT.-son q Mrs
Clara M0ore, Mussegon
RoBfgSuSI NORMAN W PFC--S1n- Of
william ~. Robinson Lansing
RUSSELL. MAURICE T PFC.-Son % Mrs
Anna RusseI FlErf
scHIIcKER NORMAN N Set .--son o.
Mrs Martha scHit-Krr Pay city.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
Pirate Subs Reported

LONDON, May % ttPt=An
Exchange telegraph dispatch from
Copenhagen said today that Ger
nan pirate U-boatS still were OPP
rating in the Baltic.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26

T/5 OLIVER T. ROMINE, ~,
ordnance, April "a, Euzon; South
eastern graduate; Chrysler en-
ploye: in service April. 1911; over
seas April. 1912. son of MIR and
Mrs Robert |. Romihe,- 1i4S3
FaiFmOnt Drive.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26

Detroit Iimes "a
- Honor Roll
%\ Official Casualty List

outstae casualties announced by the department number
II dead u wounded and Two missing.
casualties announced by the department total
13 wounded
kin have been notified and have
kept informed any change status
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
MALE HELP WANTED

TIIlIINI NITIN = TNIII ITIlIFWs FEIFEI
Fort Shelby. See AIR. Moore
SALES SMAN-fuli Inc SOapa Gnd isnitor
supplies. Territory worked ana accounts
active. STEADY full time employment.
ruvr rIvr car ssrv Mr. trff. $40 west
Jefferson.
SAWYERs Wanted hy medium sixe
company good wages, plenty OF over
ttuT. 200 s. RademacheI VI 2-262o.
SENIOR auditors. men qualified 10 con
duct Audits and Investments. capable, of
complete audit o. seneral system OF
accuuntgt able 10 write osn reports on
examina tons Apply HUDSON Motor Car
rnmranY 8 IefftIann. Al Conner.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
PFC EDWARD GOEBEL JR.

II, arTnored infantry. April =,
Germany -hospItalized. England;
awarded Purple Heart; attended
DENLY, Chrysler employe; in serv.
ice March, l9ff=eVerSeas January,
l945. son OF MIR and Mrs Edward
Goebel Sr.. l01S4 Roxbury
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26

WOUNDED
PVT. KENNETH f. DYER.

PVT. KENNETH T.. DYER, l9,
infantry, April 28 Luzon; awarded
Purple Heart; st. Charles High
graduate; attended University of
Wisconsin. in service August.
1873 f9i33;; overseas December. 1914
son of Mr. and MrS-Jack- DYER
1876 Buckingham: brother Pfc.
John A., in Germany.
PFC. RICHARD A. DoMas, II,
Infantry, April 20, Okinawa; hos
pitalized. Hawaii. awarded Purple
Heart; Wayne University engi-
neer IN service july 1914 over
seas January, 1915; wife, Justine,
daughters, Diana and Marie, 2Z2o
Frederick; son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Domas. 957 Josephat Court
brother. Sgt. Chester
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26

Friday May is4s,.>.>.>.>>>>>-..
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
US TRANSPORTATION
TRADE SCHooLS-MALE

lhADE SSnSSLo-nAk
ACETYLENE. ARC wELDERs
BODY. FENDER REPAIR--INSPECrO
Blueprint Reading. Drafting, Diesel
Approved Under Gi Bill 81 Rights
WOLVERINE SCHOOL. 400 W FORT
Detroit Time Study School
Time study tool designing, drafting.
blueprint. shop math. inspection.
2s47 GRAND RIVER ca $3.50
DRAFTtNC-Tool designing. engineering.
day, evening classes.
Open io-e
Detroit College OF Applied Science
s2O3 Woodward, at Seward. MA s422
LEARN BARBERING
International affiliate. G /. approved
Day or evening classes. Phone or write
GREESE'S BARBER COLLEGE
$50 Michigan Ave. ca 1915
LEARN modern barbertng. days oi
ewes Approved under CT bill. Det Barber
COLLEGE Sit jefferson. RA 6s7l !.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26

DANCING INSTRUCTORS as young
ladies with canclDg talent for instFuc-
tors and partners. Refined surroundings.
Earn $50 20 SIS weekly Experience not
necessary Apply Hollywood DANCING
ACADEMY. 42lH No0eEerd. TE 1892.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26

PLANT planning. experienced layout
men on production machinery and
equiy old industrial firm. Mr.
slppie TO 7-l5oO L A. Young Spring
and wire q200 Russell
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
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