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Fantastic Russian Columns
Rip Heort Out of Capital

We made a wrong turn some
place off the Berliner Strasse
and at a road block that had
not been cleared got scared out
of our field boots by terrific
burst of machine gun fire off
to our right. Retracing our way,
we found command post where
a mid-morning dance was in full
swing.
IGNORE DEATH
Russian officers, their medals
clanking on their chests, were
dancing with young Russian
Wac" lieutenant. And there
practically in the middle of Ber-
lin and in the middle of one Of
the bloodiest battles in history
/ danced for an hour before we
could pry ourselves away from
the festivities.
In between times, Russian
non-coms would come in click
their heels smartly. salute and
receive their orders for fighting.
The whole day was like being
transported to ano t h er and
strange world. l felt as though
l had been caught in a giant
whirlpool of destruction. There
was such an air of unreality
about the whole of the battle for
Berlin that thought at times /
had lost my reason and was only
imagining the strange and un-
earthly sights l saw.
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Moscow Press Pays
Tribute 10 U. s., Bitain

MOSCOW. May 10 - (P) -
Russian newspapers, in an I'M
precedented display. published
the portraits Of President Tru-
man, Marshal Stain and Prime
Minister Churchill across the
top of their front pages today,
together with their addresses on
the German equalization.
1t was the first TIME the mill
lions of Russian readers had
seen in their newspapers a pic
ture of the American president.
American and press mission
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Now Mony Wear
FALSE teeth
With More Comfort

FASTEETH. a pleasant alkaline mon
acid powder. holds false teeth more
firmly To eat and talk in more comfort,
just sprinkle a little FASTEETH on
your plates. No gummy. gooey, pasty
taste or feeling. Checks plate odor"
'denture BREATH. Get FASTEETH at
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It is against all traditions of
our policy to allow unity among
the great powers to become a
means to bully the smaller. -
British Foreign Secretary An
thony Eden.
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First y. s. Description Of Deadly Battle in Berlin

authorities were praised in q
clear cut way in the press treat
ment of the end of the war.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-07-19
ADMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE

ADMINS INhION NVNHOI .
Having qualified as Administrator, Y.
r. A. of the Estate of Ella Varina Don
nelly. deceased. late of New Hanover
County. North Carolina. this Is to not
ify ali persons having claims against the
estate of said deceased to exhibit them
to the undersigned on or before the 18TH
dav of July. 1885, or this notice will be
plead in bar Of their recovery. Al per
sons indebted to said estate VIII please
make immediate payment.
This the 18th day of July, l945:
''i' W. e. YoPP,
Administrator C. T. A. OF the Esta.e OF
ELLA VARINA DONNELLY
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'How soon will get the bomb? r.
170-Wanted.

WANTED-PART LOAD TO ALDER
marie. N. c. and return load. At Re-
duced Price. July 21st Batson Trans
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SALESLADY WANTED. APPLY TO
Wahrs Department Store. PA N. Front
St.
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WILMINGTON MEAT
MAN SUSPENDED
By Galbraitf

RALEIGH, July 18.-Four more
meat markets in Eastern North
Carolina have been actively sus-
pended from dealing in meat for
alleged violations Of OPA rationing
regulations, it was announced here
today by Theodore S. johnson, Raj
eigh district OPA director.
The suspensions, ranging from
ten to forty-five days, were order
ed by Judge Daniel L. Bell, of At
lanta, Chief Regional OPA hearing
commissioner. During the active
suspension periods, he said, t h
dealers cannot legally sell on re-
ceive meat.
The firms involved are:
Champion Brothers, Franklinton,
was suspended for one year, with
the first forty-five days active, on
| charges that including exchanging
meat without surrender of points
and failure to register and surren-
der stamps for cancellation, OPA
said.
Jerry Barnes Grocery, Green
vile, was suspended for a pc. 1
of ninety days the first ten days
active, on charges Of dealing in
pork without surrendering or re-
curing the surrender Of ration
currency.
The T & H Grocery and Market,
1908 North Fourth Street, Whining
ton, was suspended for one year,
thirty days active, and required to
deliver 1858 meat ration points to
OPA for allegedly exchanging meat
without surrender of ration cur
rency and failure to post official
tables of consumer point values.
Futrell and Rocks, Rocky Point.
was suspended for one year, thirty
days active, for alleged failure to
surrender points and failure to sur
render ration currency in exchange
for meat. On an alleged price cell
ing violation the firm settled dam
age claims by paying $1O2.5o to
| the Treasurer OF the United States,
| OPA said.
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WANTED - SEVERAL MIDDLE AGE
branch store operators. Apply Snow
White Laundry. 5th and Wright.
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NOTICE
Persons desiring a marriage license
in South Carolina. Must file with the
Judge of Probate an application "a hour.
before the license can be issued. Write
the undersigned for application blank
Fill out blank and mail to office Of
Judge of Probate. Conway Wait "a hour.
then come for license and marriage
must have the full names, ages, race
and places of residence and signatures
of both parties.
H. e. BLANTON,
Judge OF Probate
Conway, S. c.
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FOR SALE: 1901 SOUTH 5th, STORE
building. stock and fixtures together
with room apartment adjoining. Good
business opportunity. H. F. Wilder,
Realtor, Dial 1892.
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WANTED TO PAY HIGHEST PRICES
for used furniture, ice boxes. dining
room suites. wood and coal ranges and
oil ranges. H. Berger and Son Furni-
tare Co.. TOT North 4th Dial 512S
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NOTICE OF
FIRST MEETING CREDITORS

IN BANKRUPTCY NO. 6l5
In the district court of the United
States for the Eastern District of North
Carolina Wilmington Division.
In the matter of: Samuel Withers Wat
kins Chadbourn, N. C. Voluntary Bank
rupt.
bankrupt.
Notice is hereby given that on the 18th
day of July, 1915 Samuel Withers Wat
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180.-Legal,

180.-Legal.
lkins. Chadbourn, N. c., was duly adjuds-
cd bankrupt, and the first meeting OF
creditors will be held in the Federal
CSurt Room, Wilmington, N. C.: on the
81 day Of July. 1s45, at 1880 o'clock a.
M. at which time the said creditors may
attend, prove their claims, appoint
trustee, examine the bankrupt, and
transact such other business as may
properly come before said meeting
WHEELER MARTIN.
U. s. Referee in Bankruptcy.
williamson, N. c.
J1IJv IA 1945.
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80-Houses For Sale
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
Carolina Beach, Whites Serv-
ice Station and cottages, on
the left at the first stop light.
This very valuable business
site consists Of: recently re-
modelled service station with
apartment above, five cot
tages, station and cottages
fully equipped for business,
buyer may take over Septem-
Der 4, 1915. Seller returning
to farm after having made
plenty of money at this loca-
ton. One other good reason
for selling is that at the
price, he will receive a fair
margin of profit above the
cost of several years ago. To-
day this corner would be
cheap at several thousand
dollars above the price asked,
Contact us Immediately.
TUCKER
REAL ESTATE co
Phone 2491-Carolina Beach
Glenn M. Tucker, Realtor
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l56-Situations Wanted
l6O-Transportation and Storage

JONES STORAGE WAREHOUSE
| Shipping Packing Grating
| And Moving
II No. 18th ST. Phone 1928
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Having qualified as Administrator OF
the estate of Preston C. Smith, deceased
late of New Hanover County. this IS to
notify all persons having claims against
said estate to present them to the under
signed on or before the 10th day Of July,
1916 or this notice will be pleaded IN bar
oi their recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate Will
please make immediate payment
This the 10th day of July, 1945.
A. B. SMITH,
Administrator Of the Estate OF
PRESTON c. SMITH,
s07 Nun Street, Wilmington, N c.
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WANTED-RIDE TO SAVANNAH BY
refined LADY. References exchanged. Call
6749
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Evening star., 1945-10-19

phere nations can keep on consult
ing but they can't act until there Il
an attack.
On the other side, the United
States with its veto can prevent the
Security Council from poking into
any Western Hemisphere situation
which it and the Latin American
nations think ought to be let alone.
The treaty draft is likely to spell
all of this out in technical language.
When it is completed. possibly with
In 10 days, 1t will be submitted to
the Latin Americans for counter
suggestions, II any.
Then the time will be ripe for the
Inter- American Conference which
was to have convened tomorrow at
Rio de Janeiro but which was called
of at the suggestion Of the United
States.
Evening star., 1945-10-19

out infringing on the power Of thu
international organization.
Indications are that the problem
will be met by following the pat.
tern laid down for regional organi-
nations at the San Francisco Con-
ference.
The Charter signed there gave the
American republics the right to act
mutually without waiting on the
world organization, If any of them
actually Is attacked.
Short of an overt act, however
they are restricted to talking about
what they might think Is q potential
aggressor in their midst or threat.
ening them from overseas.
Can Appeal to Council.
They can appeal to the Security
Council to take some peaceful steps
to quiet the aggressor. II some per-
manent member of the Council We
toes any action, the Western Hemis-
Evening star., 1945-10-19

Act OF chapultepec. Others in the
group are Senators George, Demo-
crat, Of Georgia. Vandenberg, Re-
publican, OF Michigan, and Austin,
Republican, Of Vermont.
The problem apparently isn't easy
for two reasons:
1. The American nations don't
want the rest Of the world telling
them what to do about keeping
order in their own backyard.
2. But they agreed in signing the
United Nations Charter that the
World Security Council should have
the final say on moves to stop Ag-
gression.
Want Freedom To Act.
So the Job is put into the pro-
posed treaty wording that will give
the Western Hemisphere nations the
freest possible hand to consult and
act for their mutual benefit with
Evening star., 1945-10-19
4 Senator'S ASSISTING
In Draft Of Treaty
For American Nations

BY the Associated Press.
The State Department has called
In four Senators to help draft an
tnter-American treaty that would
keep Western Hemisphere defense a
home product as much as possible.
Headed by Chairman Connally Of
the Foreign Relations Committee,
the Senators are working with the
on new version of the
Evening star., 1945-10-19
Capitol Limited to Get
EIGHT New PulImuns
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 19.-The Balti-
more 81 Ohio Railroad announced
yesterday that the Capital Limited
its overnight train between WASH
ington and Chicago, would receive
eight new sleeping cars, each con-
tanning 16 duplex-roomettes and four
double bedrooms, some time during
Evening star., 1945-10-19

the winter Of 1e4e.
The railroad said the orders had
been placed with the Pullman
Standard Car 81 Manufacturing Co.
Evening star., 1945-10-19

That man is back from overseas It's Just like old times again 70
two, together in Griffith Stadium roofing for the "Redskins"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-20

dred b. Denell, mother, 413 W. d
St. Iron Mountain
Durham, Staff Sgt. Roy E-Mrs.
Lena NJ. Durham. mother, sos Lip
pincott Blvd, Flint
Eckstorm, Pfc. Claude E.-Mrs.
Lottie X. Eckstorm, mother, Route
?, Saginaw.
Finnegan. Pfc. Henry H-Mrs.
Bernice Finnegan. mother, 1884 Jo-
nathon. Dearborn.
Fisher, Pvt. Gordon H. - Mrs.
Irene n. Fisher. Mother 203S Calu-
met Ave, Calumet.
Fisher. Pfc. John F., Jr.-Mrs.
Evelyn NJ. Fisher. wife, 2436 Antoi-
nette, Detroit.
Folk, Pfc. John A.-Charles II.
Folk, father, Box 4l4. Atlantic
Mine.
Foster. Pvt. Edwin Marion
G. Foster, father, Route 3. Shep-
herd.
Gapinski Pfc. Joseph-M Mrs. Ber-
nice Gapinski, mother, 5000 Denton,
Hamtramck.
Garrett. Pvt. Richard Airs.
Dorothy Garrett, mother, 1912 Iro-
quois St, Detroit.
Garvin. Pvt Arthur M.-Mrs. Ma
bel Garvin. wife. Hamburg.
Gaynor Tech. 5th CIR Charles L..
Gaynor, father, 4735 Hamilton St,
Detroit
Glidden. Pfc. Robert c. - Mrs.
Ruby +. Glidden, mother, 492 Fern.
hill St, Detroit.
Gobeski, Tech. 5th Or. Joseph P.
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Kelly, mother, 263S 23rd St, De
/ troit.
Konoskke. Tech. Sgt. Alfred R
Mrs. Alice Konoske. mother, Route
/ J.. Box 81. Iron River.
Kowaltzk. Pfc Leonard Wal
t. NJ Kowalczk. father. Box 1873,
Free Soil.
Krausc, Pfc. John D-Mrs. Ed
ma +. Grause, mother, Bark River
/ Krook Cpl Earl C.-Mrs. Doro-
Thy Krook. wife, Norway.
Iarabee. Pvt. Frank D. Mrs.
Doris Larabee, wife, Route !, Grand
Blanc.
Lawrie. Pfc. John-Mrs. Bella
Lawrie, wife, 9l4S Girardin St, De-
troit.
Lewinsky, cpl. John D, John
Lewinsky, father, $50 Silver St,
Ironwood.
Linabury. Pvt. William S. Jr.-
Mrs. Cora Linabury, mother, 4th
St. Yale.
Lougheed. Pfc Elyin j Mrs.
Mabel Lougheed, mother, 3417l
Michigan ST.. Wayne.
Lounds, Pfc. Frederick Mrs
Norma Lounds. wife, co Joe Ray.
monds. 9th Ave. Sault Ste. Marie
Lynch. Pfc. Robert E-Mrs. Eli.
zabeth Lynch, wife, 1886 Ilene St,
Detroit.
MacIVor, 2nd 1t. James R.-Mrs.
Margaret Maclvor, mother, 1901 f.
Otis St. Hazel Park.
Maedel, Sgt. Roy H.-Mrs. May
Silva. mother, 1917 Quincy St,
Detroit.
Ma4iszewsh, STAFF Sgt. Raymond
W.-Mrs. Mary Maliszewski, moth.
er. 5734 Nichols ST.. Dearborn.
Mari, STAFF Sgt. Sydney C.-Mrs.
Margaret Berry, mother, 46l Gar
field St. Hazel Park.
Mcdonald. Pfc Eugene Mrs.
Cynthia Mcdonald, mother, 70S
Ford Ave. Alpena.
Meier, Pvt. Dean F.--Mrs. Leone
Meier. wife. Byron.
Metar Pfc. Joseph-Mrs. Maggie
Metar, mother. 1917 State St. Flint.
Miller, Pvt Gerald W.-Mrs. Ra.
GheI Miller mother Route 1, East
Lansing
Minano. Pfc. Carmen-Mrs. Mad.
cline Minano. mother, 1924 Welles-
ley St. Dearborn.
Moredock, Tech. 4th CIR. Edward
E.-Mrs Hessie Moredock, mother,
l5467 Marlowe, Detroit
MuraCa. Pfc. Joseph-Mrs. Mary
Muraca. mother, 1853 Williamson
/ Ave. Dearborn.
Nagao. Cpl. Dave-Mrs. Tsmiko
F. Nagao. wife. 81 S. 23rd St, Bat
| tie Greek.
Newman. Pfc Frank Mrs.
Minnie Z. Newman, mother, 1914
W. Shiwassee. Lansing.
Nieuwkoop, Pfc. Anthony W
Mrs Anna Nieuwkoop. mother
Manton.
Ordo. Pfc. Richard E.-Mrs. Vic
toria Donahue. mother, 2705 Wre-
ford St, Detroit
Overlook. Pvt. Henry-Mrs. Mel.
lie Overlook, wife, Route /, Grand
Haven.
Pascotto, Pfc. Louis-Mrs. Gene.
We've Pascotto. mother, 1915 Be
met St, Lansing
Pearson. Pvt. Howard O. Mrs
Bertha II. Pearson. mother. 4762
Townsend St. Detroit.
Phillips. Pvt. Frank f. - Mrs.
Frances Go Phillips, mother, 223
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Casualties
"A pint OF blood can save a
life. Call Red Gross NOW for
your appointment"

your appointment
Wounded in action in the Euro
pean area from Michigan are:
Goebel. Pvt. Thurman lI.-Mrs.
Nina Gocbol. wife. Route / Laings-
burg.
Griewski, Pvt. Bernard r, Jr.-
Mrs Alice NJ. Griewski, mother,
90S Florence St, lronwood.
Hays. PVT Rayman ". - Mrs.
Virginia J. Hays, wife. Route /. Big
Rapids.
Hermann, Pvt Paul \. % Mrs
Olive VI. Hermann, mother, 1888
Willow St, Laurium.
Hickman. Pic. Alton A. - Mrs
Ethel NJ. Hickman, mother Route
,, HarJor Springs
Holt Pvt Raymond c. Mrs Gla-
dys r. stone, mother. Box III.
Bloomiugdale.
Hula. Pfc. Stcyc-Mrs Mary
Hula. mother Route ., Vaudeville
lnehelram. PVT. Charles Miss
Elizabeth IHghelram, sister 5oa2
Montclair St.. Detroit
Ives. Tech. 5th CT Morley W
Mrs. Flora Hooper mother. 52S y.
Washington St. Saginaw.
Jacobs, PVT. Chester y Mrs
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North East ST.. Cheboygan.

North East St, Cheboygan.
Pierce, Pvt. Glenn D.-Mrs. Ger.
aldine Pierce, wife, Route ,, Grand
Ledge
Purdun. Pfc. Kenneth C.-Mrs
Phyllis Purdun, wife, Route 3, Lake
ODESSA.
Ragsdale. Pfc, Roy D.-NIrs. Man,
ME b. Ragsdale, mother, 1850 Hurl'
but St, Detroit.
Rau. Pfc. Norman E.-Mrs Loui
sa S. Rau, mother. 1882 Wilson
I'd, Montrose.
Rushford. Pfc. Emery AIRS
June Rushford, wife, Deerton.
ST. Amore, Pvt. Earl Mrs.
Mamie st. Amore, mother, 1921
Howard St, Cheboyean.
Sakaly, Pfc. Joseph G.-Joseph
Sakaly, father, Alger.
Schlesinger, LIST 1t. Herbert L
Mrs. Evelyn G. Schlesinger, wife
29l0 Leslie Ave, Detroit.
Schultz, Tech. 5th CIR. Lewis w
Mrs. Anna Schultz, mother
Route /. Cross Village.
Sebastian, Pfc. Russell D.-Mrs
Emma Sebastian. mother, 511 W.
Bluff St. Marquette.
Shattu *, Pvt. William Mrs.
Hattie Shattuck. mother. Box 45,
Leonard.
Sheldon, Pvt. Merle II. - Mrs.
Crystal Sheldon, mother 1920 Por'
ter St, Apt. p. Dearborn
Shoemaker, Sgt. Clyde r., Jr.-
Mrs. Doreen +. Shoemaker, wife,
Route 8. Lake Odessa.
Sigfred, Pfc. Conrad MFRS
Mary Sigfred, mother Stonington.
Simonds, STAFF Sgt. Robert F.
Mrs. Mary A. Simonds, mother. 231
Morse ST.. Coldwater.
Sims, Cpl. Russell E.-Mrs. Anna
Sims. mother, 1907 Washington St,
Lincoln Park.
Smith. Pvt. David W.-Mrs Thel.
ma Smith, mother 1920 10th St,
Detroit
Smith, Sgt. William E.-Mrs.
Mary O. Smith, mother, 256 S.
Edith St. Pontiac.
Snow, Pvt Peter F.-Mrs. Mary
Snow. mother, 5O45 Carpenter St,
Detroit.
Solomon. Pfc. Louis S.-Mrs.
Martha Solomon. wife, 1854 Rio
pelle St. Detroit.
Sorlie. Pvt. Odde-Mrs. Ina F.
Watkins, friend, % w. Ferry St,
Detroit.
sowle. LIST Sgt. Howard AIRS.
Janet NJ. Sowle. wife, 1928 Lovett
St. Charlotte.
Sponseller. Pvt Charles E.-Mrs
Lorraine Sponseller, wife, PHO
Phillip st, Apt. 3O4, Detroit
Sryniawski. Tech Bird CIR. 10
seph F.-Mrs. Agatha Sryniawski
mother. $3.50 Witt St, Detroit.
Stevens. Pat Clifford C.-Mrs.
Edith A. Stevens, mother, 1927 Cen
trail, Detroit
Simpson, Pfc. Maurice AIRS.
Ruth l. Simpson, wife. 1928 s.
Westnedge Ave. Kalamazoo.
Sullivan. Pfc. Warren J.-George
Sullivan, father, SIS y. Prospect,
Grand Rapids.
Supol. Pfc Andrew R-Mrs. Ag-
mes Supol. wife. Swartz Greek.
Symanowicz. Pfc. Harry 49, Mrs.
Theresa Symanowicz. mother, 4O12
Campbell St. Detroit.
Thatcher cpl. James l. Mrs.
Ada Thatcher, mother, Route >.
Box 500. Erie.
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Mrs. Alex Gobeski mother. Route
2, Bay City.
Graham, Pfc. Donald MFRS.
Elya Graham Carmody, sister, 522
White ST., Flint.
Gray, Pvt. Lessel G.-Mrs. Ada
Gray, mother, 1924 22nd ST., Wyan-
dotte.
Greenwood, Pfc. Edward II. -
Mrs. Ruth Greenwood, wife, S13
James r St, Jackson.
Griffin. Pfc. Peter F.-Mrs. An
geline Grittini, mother, 1910 Penn.
sylyania Ave, Detroit.
Guggemos. Pfc. George w. -
Mrs. Agnes Guggemos, mother,
1929 Roosevelt St. Lansing.
Guilford, Pfc. Gordon Mrs.
Thelma O.-Guilford. wife. 80 Ian.
eng Are. Battle Creek.
Gulbankian, Pvt Edward c.
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/, mother.

Mrs. Anna Gulbankian, mother.
1916 Lothrop ST., Detroit.
Hajnos, Pvt. Andrew D.-Mrs.
Anna Kacerik, mother, Oils Port
man St, Detroit.
Hamilton, 2nd 1t Ralph C.-Mrs.
Grace V. Hamilton. wife. Alger.
Harris, stan Sgt. Francis F.
Mrs. Ruth j. Harris, wife, S9l Edge.
cumbc St. Benton Harbor.
Harsh, end It. Keith R.-Mrs.
Dorothy S. Harsh, wife, Route !.
Jasper.
Hartrick, Pvt. Harvey Mrs.
Mabel Hartrick, mother i21 Cherry
St. Trenton
Haywood, Staff Sgt Frederick
Mrs. Sylvia Haywood, mother,
312 y. Broadway Ave, Hastings.
Herdzik. Staff Sgt. Leonard P
Mrs Agnes c. Herdzik, wife. 1860
Saint Aubin St, Hamtramck.
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Nazira Jacobs, mother, 500 Hough-
telling St, Iron Mountain
Jahimiak. Pvt. John. Jr John
Jahimiak. father 1855 Norwalk St,
Hamtramck
Janniga. Pvt Walter Mrs Pau
line Janniga. mother 1853 iona
than St.. Dearborn
Kelly. PFC. Leon A. Mrs. Flea
nor r. Jinkins. sister Berrien Cen
tire
Kelly. Pfc. Robert Mrs Mary
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I. s. Army personnel wounded I'm
action in the European area:
Altman. Tech. Sgt William b
Mrs. Florence A. Altman. mother,
1891 Sturtevant St. Detroit
Baker, Pvt. Guy, Jr.--Guy Baker,
49, Cherry St, Trenton
Ball, Pfc. Donald E.-Mrs. Enola
NJ. Bail. wife. Route l. Quincy.
Beadle, Pfc Harold K.-Mrs.
Frances Beadle, mother. Route /,
Caseville
Bond, Pfc. James Mrs. Nettie
Bond. mother, 1853 Prest St, De-
troit.
Brake. Pfc. Robert MFRS. Pau
line p Brake. wife. Hesneria.
Carter. Pfc. Richard B-Joseph
c. Yancey, stepfather, 1902 Evans
ton Ave. Detroit
Conforti, Pfc. Ernest C Mrs.
Anna Conforti, mother, 1859 Nc.
Dougall St. Detroit.
Cuda. Pvt James !. Jr.- Mrs.
Virginia Cuda. wife, 21S w Home
Ave. Flint.
Dagg, PVT. George Mrs. Lena
Dacg. mother. 1929 Dexter Blvd.
Detroit.
De Ham, Pvt John H.-Mrs.
Minnie De HAN, mother, Route !.
Lowell
De Mars. Sgt Joseph E.-Mrs
Amenda De Mars. mother, 1854
MaDle Ridge. Detroit.
Dcnell Pvt. John K.-Mrs. Mil