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The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-31

quota than ever before. It's bigger because this
is really loans in last year, by this time, we
had bought Bonds in 2 loans instead of one.
And it's bigger because the need is bigger.
We're building up whole new air force, with
newjet-propelled planes and even huger bombers.
We're building more tanks, mortars, and every
thing for the increasingly bitter struggle with
Japan. And we're paying the mounting cost of
victory-taking care of wounded men who are
arrivinginthis countryby acknowledgement.
So-be ready when one of these War Bond
workers comes to you. Open your door, your
heart, your purse-for the 9TH War Loan.
Help America to make its quota-by making
yoursl
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-31
Why the Biggest Job in town carries no pay!

VI1HAr is the biggest job in your town
w in anybody's town, between May 18th and
JuneI3Othi
It's that of the man or woman who will ask
you to buy extra War Bonds in the 7th War Loan.
1t carries no pay because the people who are
doing this work are good Americans. In addition
to buying extra Bonds themselves, they're will
ing to give their time to job that's as important
as anything outside the battle lines
It's important = and it's big. Making our
quotas in the 9TH War Loan is a man-sized Job
for Everybody.
Uncle Sam needs billion dollars from ind-
vidual Americans in the 9TH! That's a bigger
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-08-11
Hazlehurst News

Mrs. Leare VIM was the guest
Of her son-in-llaw and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Bennett, of
Canton. She was accompanied by
Mrs. Nancy Butler and Mrs. Edna
Tillman of Hazlehurst
st. James Church had their re-
vival meeting with 20 candidates
for baptism. During the week $3.50
was raised. Rev. G. H. Harper, pas
tor.
TheAntioch M. B. Church, Ha-
zlehurst, will begin its revival
meeting on Monday, August Is.
Rev. B. E. Lewis of Vatiah, Miss,
will be the preacher for the oc-
casion. Promptly at $50 P. M. each
day BYPU lessons, followed by
singing by the Junior chorus;
prayer meeting 7:45; preching at
$40. The public is invited to at
tend all services. Rev. c. H. Harp
er, pastor; Miss Ethel L. Jones, re-
porter
/ wish to say to all those who are
interested in the Mississippi En-
terprise that they will find me in
front of the Afford Miller Store
from 8 A. M, until 9 P. NJ, each
Saturday. The misunderstanding of
some people about the paper,
wish to say there will be no more
papers delivered. l have cut my
papers from $50 to $50 just what
can handle myself. Signed: Roose-
welt Strong.
A very delightful affair of the
past week was the birthday party
given by Mrs. Cora Sanders in
honor of her nephew, Latal Elan
gon, of Chicago. Turnout the even
ing everything was done to make
the affair one that will long be
remembered by everyone resent.
Prizes for pinning the donkey's
tail were given Lille v. johnson
and Jessie Charles Minnon. Fay
Thompson won first prize in the
Bingo game. Various games were
led during the afternoon by Mrs.
j. E. McNeamer of Jackson, Mrs.
Eta B. Morgan, Mrs. Burnice Win
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-08-11

story is that she is just jumping
IN the same old spot with Ode
Minis and she only receives one
letter a day from him. So whv
should she worry about you TAX
ing her place?
The love powder that Ethel
wears makes her famous.
Ruth Lee Holcomb says Willie
Morris Minis is the cream in her
coffee, so why should she worry
about Inez Watson?
To the Crystal Springs chicks,
Lanier Wilcher is married and has
a baby daughter. You Just can't
get that any more.
We wonder why the three Wat
son girls are trying to be so pop
ular these days; could it be that
they have boy friend around Mt
Wade?
Who is the certain chick Edward
Harris is making a down town
sport out of, could it be Ethel? or
Thelma?
Be careful Matilda Holcomb. Do
not let Manda Steward tea-ro1 vo,,
with George Washington
Doris Welcher and N. c. Polk
seemed to be having plenty of fun
Saturday evening in the show.
Maggie Dale Dixon and Joe
Henry seem to be getting on much
time these days.
What's wrong these days, Helen
Wilcher. You are very quiet these
days?
Pfc. Kelly Green's car was seen
parked over to Miss Jewel Lee
Dixon's house Sunday. What's your
story, Thelma Watson?
Everybody was wondering what
those Navy boys down at the Wat
son sisters last Friday evening
about 4:30 P. M.
Robert really got on plenty of
time with the chicks in Halle
hurst while he was at home, also
with j. E. on Pizzia st. Look out
j. E., Robert said he will be back
soon. All of his chicks had better
straighten up and fly right.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-08-11

Pvt. J. v. Bell, husband Of Mrs.
Emma Lee Bell of Crystal Springs
was home on a furlough for the
first time since February. He was
first stationed at Fort Mcclellan,
Ala, but is now at Camp Living
ston, La. He reports an enjoyable
visit with his wife and mother-in-
lw.
Cpl. Robert Collins, Jr., spent 80
dys on furlough with his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Collins,
after serving % months overseas.
We all were very glad to have
him home. His father, Robert Col
Inns and uncle, Shellie Young, mo-
tored him to Camp SHELBY, also his
girl friend, where he will be sent
to Camp Washington for orders.
While he was at home on furlough
his cousin, Mrs. Jesse Palmer from
New Orleans, came up and spent
while with him, also his friend,
Mr.. Dan Young of Clarksdale.
The Baby Contest at NJ Calvary
c. M. E. Church on Camp Street
was great success on July 20. It
was sponsored by Mrs. Ida Peary,
and the 7 babies reorted as full
lows: Georgia NJ Osborne, $23.26;
Floyd Fletcher, SLIGO; John Allen
Wolfe, $11.30; Hansie Bell, $6.40;
Sandra Young, $500; Little Miss
Morris, $2.25; Evelyn Powell, $1.58.
Total raised was $59.4O. Mrs Ida
Peary, sponsor.
Mr. Columbus Watson and son,
Emmett, left for Alabama on Mon
day. We wish for them a pleasant
trip. They are visiting their uncle
and aunt.
GOSSIP
Little chicks don't think one
that Leebirda Moncure changed
the lock on Helen Wilcher, because
she and Pvt. Beauchamp didn't
get married. Leebirda, Eugene is
all out for Helen Wilcher only Lee
birda you are now living on Dor
rowed time. So don't build your
nest in that tree.
Ethel Stewart, Doris Wilcher's
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-08-11
HERMANVILLE

Funeral services were held for
Brother Tom Vance on August 6
at the Church of Christ Little Zion
Bro. Vance had been superintend-
ent Of Little Zion Sunday School
for about Is years or more. He is
survived by 7 sons and 4 daughters.
He died August at Vicksburg
hospital. The program was render
ed by his Sunday School students
nd other friends. He Will be missed
by all who knew him, both colored
and white.
Sam Terrell was guest in the
home of his sister last Sunday. His
visit was enjoyed by all.
GOSSIP
When will wedding bells ring for
Edward Nash and Annie Rae
Watts? heard it was the second
Sunday in August, the 18th, at 800
O'Clock. Robert Louis is coming on
strong with Mary Lee Wilson, we
heard they were going to be mar
ried. Abren Bradley says he heard
certain chick going his way and
she is none other than Leola Watts.
Lorine Moore said she is all out
for John w. Sanders. But while he
was gone she started rocking in her
old chair again and that chair is
Lee Dell CRIT.
Clara Terrell is in the mood with
Johnnie Laray Robert Womck
doesn't seem to like nothing but
mrried womaen, but you will hive
to so to Whitfield to get him
wife. Frances Neal. Terrell is sing
ing "I've got a man." AID tina.
man is none other than ]. p. Ter
ren. hat have you to say about it.,
Miss Wilson? Willena NJ. Terrell
went to see her husband at ITALIA
haese. Fla. She said she had a fire
trip.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-08-11

ston and Mrs. Luella Newell. Fol-
lowing the tasty refreshments Of
ink and white cake and ice cream,
the Al young guests went to ST.
James Baptist Church with the
grownups, where they enjoyed a
spiritual sermon by Rev. George
Wells. Out-of-town guests were:
William Harvey and Essie Lee Nc
Neamer. of Jackson; Carry Neal
and Latal Flangon of Chicago.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-08-11
Madam F
Pal1lliist

Gifted Reader and Advisor. will ask
no questions but will tell you the truth,
good or bad ON all affairs of life such as
love, marriage, inheritance and business
transactions of all kinds. Will give you
dates and facts. You will find me superior
to any other Reader you have ever con-
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-08-11

Cpl. Hollis Whitaker is here Wis
iting with his wife. Mrs. Gertrude
Whitaker and his two small sons.
Cpl. Whitaker is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chat Whitaker.
Mrs. Ora Leferge of Memphis,
and Mr.. Dan Redd of Detroit are
welcome guests here in the home
of Mr.. Redds mother, and Mrs.
Leferge's sister. Mrs. Redd's rela-
tives and friends were deligted to
see them.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-08-11

The first slaves to arrive in
America landed at jamestown in
1619-a few months before the
Mayflower landed the Pilgrims at
Plymouth.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-08-11
Crystal Springs
News

Mr.. Ira Lee has returned to his
home in Chicago after a delightful
vacation here with his mother,
Mrs. Sallie Lee, and sisters, Mrs.
Maggie Rawls and Mrs. Lula Her
ron, and other relatives and
friends.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-08-11

The Nations combined spring
and fall pig crop for 1945 is expect
ed to be little larger than that Of
1914, the. Agricultural Extension
Service reports.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-08-11


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She explains fully This lady tells
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Readings confidential Help guaranteed
no fees accepted. Everybody welcome.
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thing the welfare of ones life The Bible speaks
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what adapted all friends
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Located Highway Points,
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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-08-11

The manpower shortage has
grown 50 acute that scarecrows are
wearing braSsieres.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-08-11

More than five months are re-
CURED for steel company to pro-
cess the main belt armor for a
battleship.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-08-11

Buy through our want ads.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07
Lansing EsuS Firm
Plans New Depot

LANSING. June 6 Inter-City
Coach Lines, Inc, operating Lam
sings public transportation syS-
tern today announced plans 10
construct $4,000 building and
bls terminal here following the
war.
James a. GIbbapresident of the
firm -aa 'hc proposed building
Nog'4lUg,e 81 buses and the root
would b. constructed 10 accom-
mrdate hrlropter landings. anticl-
pai.ng Development of this type of
aircyait AS q popular means of
transportation IN postwar years.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07
Battle Creek G|
Dies in N. Guinea

BATTLE CREEK. June g.
S/Sgt. Norval j. Henry %, died
in New Gtfinca on May 10, accord
ing to word received by his wife,
Mary Lou. a WAC, stationed in
Iowa His parents, MIR and Mrs.
Earl Henry. live at 800 Burr.
M/Sgt Arnold d. Burch. 30, a
former Ann J. Kellogg School
teacher, was wounded in the Phil
ippineS on May 10. according 10
word received by his sister, Mrs.
Walter II. Gage.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07
Lodging Given
1O2,892 by US0

Volunteer USO workers, num-
bering 1900 in the Detroit area,
today know the value of their
work in terms of services 10
I thousands OF members of the
armed forces.
Henry Meyers. USO president,
outlined the organization statis-
tics yesterday at the fourth an
nual Rcveille luncheon. held in
the grand ballroom Of the Book
Cadillac.
Said Meyers:
"The metropolitan USO pro-
vided sleeping accommodations
for 102.892 servicmen
served approximately S145,000
worth of food. including l,0OO.-
900 doughnuts since its
opening has been visited by
more than 100000 servicemen
and women and the USO-
Salvation Army mobile canteen
Travelled nearly $4,000 miles To
serve food to sentries on guard
duty at area posts
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07
Joseph Frank CodIinq

Christian Science services will
be held a. = p. m. tomorrow IN
The William Sullivan & Son chapel
for Joseph Frank C0dlng. 64.
former mayor Of Royal Oak. Mr..
Cooling died yesterday AZ his
home, 1914 +. Sccsrd. Royal Oak
Masonic rites VIII be conducted
a. the grave IN Oakvicw Gene
tery and a memorial service Will
be conducted by tho Elks Lodge
tonight al S o'clock in The funeral
home.
Mr.. Cooling had been a resident
Of Royal Oak since 1905 and had
pracuccd optometry until hiS re-
eight years ago Ile is
snrNiyed by his widow, Margaret,
three daughters and a son.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07
Albert R. Alliason

Services for Albert Reinhold
AlhaSon head Of Wayne Univer-
Sity department Of electrical en-
ginccrlng. VIII be held al 2 10 p. m.
Friday at the William z. Hamil-
ton Funeral Home with burial in
Acacia Cemetery.
Prof. AlliaSon died yesterday
morning az his home. 42lO See
baldt Born IN Sandwich. IL. in
1891. be- was educated az the
University Of Michigan and served
as a second Lieutenant in France
in the last war. lie was a mem
Der OF several engineering SoclC-
ties and 4 past master Of the
CoTinthlan Lodge Of the MaSons
Surviving are his wife Mrs.
Margaret AlliaSon; four sisters
and four brothers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07
Ir-AMurR>rBuRGo CHA>>tL
DOWN-IININGNTONL CHANNI
Army Beats Estimate
In Returning troops

WASHINGTON. juno 6 CUP)-
The army has exceeded It's quota
in returning $1,000 L. $. troops
TO this country from Europe dur
ing the 19-day period between
K Day May IN and the end Of
the month, u was learned today at
the war department
Officials wore also confident
that the 250000 quota Tor June
would be reached or exceeded.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07
Murray Saunders
Dies Suddenly
Obituaries

r Murray Saunders. Al adver-
tislng manager of the Pictorial
Review for Hearst Publications in
Detroit. died suddenly at his home
today of coronary thrombosis.
A native of Detroit he was as
sociated with Hearst Advertising
Service for Is years.
He was a member of the De-
troit Athletic Club, the Adcraft
Club and The Players
Re leaves his wife Ann. Of 1l5S
Bedford. two sons. Thomas. z,
and Richard. II; his mother Mrs.
Agnes Saunders, and a brother
Nern.
Funeral arrangements have not
been completed.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07
Mrs. Loretta Jeffs

Mrs. Loretta Jcffs. Il. who died
Tuesday in her home at SS4 Ken
neSaw, Birmingham. Will be bur-
icd in Holy Sepulchrc Cemetery
tomorrow following funeral serv-
ices al II a. m in Holy Name
Church, Birmingham.
Surviving are 4 sister, Mrs
Charles Girioux of Ontario, and
four daughters. Mrs. c. s. Frye,
Mrs. j A. Kollar and Mrs. Grace
Tucker, all Of Chicago, and Mrs.
C. r. Obermeyer. with whom Mrs.
Jeffs lived for the past 10 years.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07
Bay City Marine Killed

BAY CITY, June 6-Marine
Pvt. Harold J Kernstock, 25 well
known baseball and softball
player here has been killed on
Okinawa, the navy department
has notified his mother, Mrs. Ann
kernStock. Route l. He had not
been home since November. 1943.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07
Highest Red Honor
Given Eisenhower

MOSCOW. juno 6 GNS)-Rus-
>ia today had conferred her high
est military decoration, the Order
Of Victory upon Gen. Eisenhower
and Field Marshal Montgomery.
Frances Gen. Jean de Lattre dc
TaSSigny was awarded the Order
of Suvorov First Class.
The awards were voted by the
Presidlum of the Supreme Soviet.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07
ARMY WOUNDED
EUROPEAN ARIA

~ huIIAN AHA
coGGINs. NORMAN NJ FL o-son oi
MIS- Leda A. Cocgins, Flint
PACIFIC ARIA
ABERCROMBIE. JAMES p PFC Son Of
Mla Bcruc Mae AberCr0mbic Pontiac
CLoKE. ROBERT p. PvT-son o. Ms.
Josephinc Cloke Ann hrbol
CoMER GEORGE W. JR, PFC Son OF
George Conner ST Ionla
CROSS, EDWIN c.. PFC Husband Of Mrs
Katherine ,, Cross Flint
DUFFIELD, GEORGE A.. PFC son OF Mrs.
Addie Duffield, GAYLORD
FARL1NG RUSSELL n. SGT son O;
Thomas II. Faring GIadniu
FERKANY. WILLIAM T., CPL.-son Of Mrs
HAMMoND. GERALD D PFC Husband
Of Mrs. Luran Hammond Auburn Heights
HELLMAN, WILLIAM F. s SGT Husband
HODGE, MANSFIELD. PVT Husband Of
MTS Virginia NJ Hodge Flint
HOFFMAN. FRANCIS Il. SGT.-son Of
HoLFORD, WILLIAM H. PFC.-Son OF
Mrs Bertha H0liord Iunia
HUGHES JOHN W. PFC.--son Of Mrs
Nette F. Hughes. Lansing,
KENNEDY GEORGE W, PVT Husband
Of mis- Helen kennedy ann Aroor.
KIDD ALLEN C. sGr-Son OF Mrs.
Mayme Kidd, Escanaba.
MITCHELL. WARD a. PVT Son Of Mrs.
MUNTING. GERALD r. PFC-Husbsnd Of
Mrs Jean r. hunting Kalamazoo.
pERoNro KENNETH E PFc-son OF
Mrs. Elsie +. Feronto. Iron Mougiain
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07
Edward Dyczewski

Mass viii be said for Marine
Pfc. Edward Dyczewski, is, killed
on Okinawa May IL, al Our Lady
Queen Of Apostles Church a. 9.45
m. Saturday June g lie is sur
Nived by MS father Anthony
mother. Lucy. and 2 sister Helen.
23. all Of 1914 Harold.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07
MARINE PFC. TOINO A.

SIKANG, = t'Cb. l9. Two Jlma :
home on leave, viOuS y
wounded June -, 1874. Sapan
and awarded Purple Heart; at
tended CaSs Tech, KelSey-HaycS
cmployc IN service November.
1912. overseas January. 1914,
sister. Mrs. Aino L. Rauhala, $3.50
Challonte.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07
DEAD

= SCI. GILBERT !. DYSAR-
CZNk, p, infantry, May 2. Aus
rIa, previously wounded Dec 2I
Germany, and awarded Purple
Heart ST. Anthony graduate.
ChrySier cmpIOyr. in service
March, 1912. overseas July, 1871,
leaves Vlto. Mary Ann parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Dysarclyk,
5Sll Sheridan, TWO brothers with
Infantry on LuLon.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07
Percy Jones
Arrivals

BATTLE CREEk-Jun 6-Lat-
est arrivals at Percy Jones Hospi-
tai Center include the following
men from the Detroit area and
outstate Michigan.
ADAMS PVT WALLACE H o4s Eliot
BUJA, rs JOE j, SIS Charles
DILL. PFC. ERNEST 3 $3.50 Proctor
FALEscHINE. PVT JOHN. 800 Luther.
FUNK, Tt5 ANDERSEN A, 1896 Elk
HARrsIG 1sr 1T. RALPH G.. i7oSs
HYNps, PFC. LLOYD A, 1880 wsyburn
LEoNARss. rs PETER lsoS sheridan
MARTIN. lsT 1T REsBERT r., 2o7lo
MosDEN, scr. STANLEY C., aI41
RiBBY. rs JOHN F.. 1914 Grand River
OUTsTATE
BARTON. PVT. WILLIAM JR.. Ypsianti
BOYKE. PVT. HAROLD J.. Cheboygan,
BOULIs. IA MAYNARD. Ithaca
BARLEY PFC. DONALD j. Clio.
DREwYowN. PFC NORMAN L. Ann
Arbo-
CALPIN. PVT ALVIN E Pontiac
JANSEN. PFC. ROBERT w Escanaba
KALKA. rs JOE p. saginaw
MAKARA. PFC JOE J.. St John
MATTHEWS, PVT GOLDEN o, BATH,
Creek
MCKINNEY. sIsCT WALTER H. ssult ste.
Marie
sAcKsIDER. s SGT DONALD d. Flint.
SPROAT. PFC JAMES g, Grand Rapids
STOUFFER T 5 MAX JR Rochester.
YEONtAN. ia GEORGE j. summit City
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07
axes Austrian Post

NEW YORK. June s GNS)-
Or Karl Rcuncr chancellor and
foreign minister ol the Soviet
sponsored government In Austria,
has taRen The oath OF office
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07
ARINE PVT. HOWARD II

STRAUSS, -. March :. Two Jima
hospitalIzed oregon, awarded
Purple Heart 81 James Fcrndalc
graduate, O. and " Sheet Works
cmployc. lr service June 1914
overseas November. 1914, wife
Madgc. daughter Carol Diane
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Strauss 992 Lauil
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07
Lansing Marine Killed

- LANSING. June 5-The war de.
partment notified Mrs. Myrtle
Brown. 2l32 Aurelius road. that
her son. marine Cpl Robert Low.
ell Brown. p. was killed May 4
0n. Okinawa Ne was a former
REQ cmployc
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07
NAVY WOUNDED

ELANDT. RAYMOND FIREMAN &c UsN
Parents Mr. and Mrs Henry Elandt, Bad
Axe.
PERCIA THOMAS L. PVT USMCR-
wife Mrs Marguerite W Pcrcha. Mt, Pleas
ant.
RUPERT HERBERT X CPL UsMCR-
Wife MIS- Mary G.. RUPERT Jackson
RUSSELL HOWARD V. PFC. USMCR-
Wife Mrs Howard V Russell. Augusta
STOCKEL RONALD F. PFC USMCR-Psr-
cnts Mr.. and Mrs Albert NJ. Stocked, Lam
sing
STOLBERG. ERIC C. PVT. USMCR--wife
Mrs. Gwen r. Stolbere Iron Mountain.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07
ARMY DEAD
II.VnrtAN ARIA

ARMY DEAD
EUROPEAN ARIA
CFCSCHERE GERALD a. SGT son Of
Afthu. CrosChCrC ~aEt STE Manic
CURTIS LEO 3. PVT husband %! Mrs
caro-. q. curtis, &ucS
THALKEN. FRANCIS n. lST IT -Hus-
hand OF MIS- Dorothy A. EAalken Pontiac
PACIFIC AHA
ROLPH LYLE A.. S SGT Husband Of
MIA. Vera =. RClph. whitehall.
SMITH GEORGE a. PVT Brother Of
Thomas J. smith Midland
TOMB ROBERT ". SGT Son O. Jacob
+. Tomb, AuguSts
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07

Honor Roll
Official Casualty List

ouate casualties announced by the department total six
dead. IS wounded and two missing.
Naval casualties for the outStae list six dead and SIX
wounded
kept informed OF any change in status.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07

PETERS WAYNE . PvT.-Son Of Mrs.
Cassie Peters. GladWiu
POPOVICH MICHAEL j. JR, : SGT Son
oi MIs. susan Popovich Flint.
ROSE, JOHN T. PFC.-Son Of Mrs. Rene
Rose saginaw
ROWLEN MELVIN C.. PFC.-Son of ~
Nathan RnVley. ClawSOn
RUFF. DONALD c.. : SGT.-SOn nf Mrs.
Helen NJ. Ruff OwoSso.
SHARP. ROBERT l.. SGT Son of Mrs.
Dorothy sharp Bay City
SKRiBA. JOHN " I'D LT-son Of Mike
SkTba Ithaca.
SALISBURY. RAYMAN c. CAPT -HuS-
band of MTS Lula 7 SpalsbuTy. M. Pleasant
SUIDA. SYLVESTER b. PFC.-Son OF Mrs
Anna Davis Harhor Beach
SWANSON. GEORGE ". PFC.-Son Of Mrs
Irene n swanson, lronWOod.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07
PFC. DONALD y. KOEBBE

%. infantry. April 26. Okinawa;
awarded Purple Heart; Dearborn
Coach employe in service Janu-
airy. 1945; overseas three months;
wife Helen son Donald, 206l
Grlndlcy Park, Dearborn; parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Kocbbc. 47l6
FlreStonc. Dearborn.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07

- = lNAiNA - ANbh ~ hbNNhl
ASSISTANT COOK JOHN r..
RUTkOWSkI, 2l. marines, March
9, Two JIma Iiamtramck High
graduate. General Motors en-
ployc IN service July, 1913; over
seas November, 1914; leaves par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Rut-
kowSki 3i97 Denton. Hamtramck;
two brothers in service.
PFC. ROBERT +. MORNE-
WECK.- ~ paratroopS. April y,
Germany; previously wounded at
BaStognc and awarded Purple
Heart, IN service March, 1914;
overseas October 1914; leaves
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Weston G..
Morneweck. 5000 Larchmont:
brother in Pacific area.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07
PFC. TERRY Z. MYATT. 81

infantry May /. Okinawa; sull
hoSpilalized ChrySler employe in
service June, 1912; overseas two
years, wife. Martha. children
Angela and Norma. POI Harmon;
two hrnthrrS In SerNlce-
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07
1T. MDR. ROBERT 7

BLAhEl COON, "a, SedDeeS, ApTh
6. Okinawa; hospitalized Great
Lakes; Northern graduate; at
tended West Point, Bates and
Rogers employe in service two
years; overseas March, 1914; wife,
Donna Mae. three children. Ale
gan; parents, Mr. and Mrs. l.. j.
Cook, 14579 Winthrop.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07
.FBI Traces
Scare Letter

FBI agents here today arc 'rac-
inc the source of a cham letter
thst is being circulated IN this
area and elsewhere, apparently
designed 20 inspire SuperStitiouS
fear in scraccmcn and their fam
lies
Although containing a brief
PRAYER for The welfare of the ma
tion and ServiCemcn, the letter
threatens that II The recipient does
nor send l3 copies Of the letter 10
other persons great misfortune
VIII come 20 YOU