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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-03-15
Clerk and Recorder
March S, Ii. % & 29.)
NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL

In The District Court of the Seven
teenth Judicial District of the State
of Montana, in and for the County OF
Valley.
In the Matter of the Estate of Nettic
Virginia Giegerich. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given. that Ten
o'clock 4. M, March 26th. 4. D.. 1915.
has been appointed as the time and the
Court Room in the Court House in
Glasgow, Montana, as the place for
proving the VIII Of Ncttip Virginia
Giegerich. deceased, and for hearing the
application of william y. Gicgerich for
the issuance to him of Letter Tesla
mentary when and where any person
Interested may appear and contest the
same.
Dated March 9TH. 1915.
Blanche Grotian.
Clerk.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Gertrude IlcnSgcn. de-.
craSed.
Notice is Hereby Given, by the under.
signed Administrators Of the EStat" "i
Gertrude Hensgcn. deceased. to the
creditors Of and all persons having
rlailnS againSt the said deceased. tn
exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers within four months after the
first publication of this notice. tu the
SAID Administrators at her residence at
2Vt 2nd st. North. Glasgow. Montana,
the place herein designated for trans
business Of said estate iu the
county Of Valley.
Fern g.. Shepherd. Administrators Of
the Estate of Gertrude Ilcnssru. DE
ceased.
Dated March 10. 1915.
March IL. -, - ~ April -
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Notice to all Persons who nave owned

NbAiff 10 il ffFNonN Muo niNf NV
property. which has been taken for
Tax Deed by Valley County
According to Chapter No. ~ of the
l9i5 Legislature. The Former owner,
or his successors in Interest May
Repurchase property. on which Tax
Deed has issued. By the Full Pay
ment Of Taxes. penalties and Interest
due on said land at the time the Tax
Deed was taken.
Such purchase may be effected by an
installment contract.
This Right shall terminate as to all
future Tax Deeds. at the time the land
is first offered at public auction.
However on all lands. on which the
Tax Deed has previously issued. h
owner shall have six months from the
Effective date of this act or until Aug.
18th 1910 10 repurchase such properties.
md If such rights are not 50 exercised,
said preferential rights shall terminate
and thereafter forever he barred.
Stephen Weber.
Clerk and Recorder.
March IL. - n 20
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BORN

HINSDALE-Mr and Mrs. Russell
Samuelson are the parents of an in
FAINT daughter. Joyce Louise, born
Sunday, March IL at the Hinsdale
hotel.
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FOR SALE-Polled Hereford yearl-
ing bulls. sired by True Mode
Domino the 5th a hall brother 10
the National Polled champion. Farm
located 8 mi. east of brentwood on
Mont 10-4tc
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FARM FOR SALE-320 acres, 280
areas broke, 80 acres summerfal-
lowed. Water on place. School close.
8 miles Sc of Glasgow and 2 miles
East on Fort Peck highway. John
Cygan, BOX 444, Glasgow or call
at SIT Sixth avenue south, Glasgow.
11-2tp
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-03-15

MEN-WOMEN 80 TO 5O-Supple-
ment present income; afternoon
and evening SIS up; evening only SO
up plus carfares. Interesting part
time inspection work; local area;
national organization; no selling or
canvassing. Write giving background.
days and hours available. Interview
arranged. Box Number DIG, Cd The
Tribune, Salt Lake City, Utah.
10-2tc
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FOR SALE-One lot with 3 room
house. stucco outside, l block
south of Grade school nous IN
Nashua. If interested contract Orrls
Ouren, Opheim, Mont. lO-4tp
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HeUEWII8 N
FOR SALE


Welding tables. 48 inches in diam.
eter, 4 inch thick. An ideal fix
ture you will need for your weld
ing machine. A couple left at s5.0t
each.
6 volt wind charger. factory made
complete with 8 foot angle tower
ready to go $3.50.
Convenient, quick heating kitchen
heater, burns coal or wood, white
porcelain, enamel finish, easy to
keep clean. Can be used for cook
ing and to heat water, this is the
latest in dual purpose heaters.
Just like new, used but little.
Burns hard or soft coal. See II
now. Price $3.50.
Heaters. old style in good condition,
heavy cast, will give you lots OF
service and plenty of heat, $500
to $3.50.
Kitchen cabinet. cots, day beds,
Cream Separator, sheepSkin coats,
priced reasonable.
A lot of dry wood, consisting Of
small lengths of plank, 2x8's and
old ties, approximately 3 cords.
You can salvage some. use the rest
for fuel. A two years supply. All
for $500.
Telephone poles, 20 and % feet long,
butts and top average 6 to 7
inches, S1.95 to $3.50 each.
Railroad ties, 8 footers, while they
last, take your pick, each Csc.
We have some heavy timbers, 14xl4.
Is feet in length at $500 M board
feet.
1920 Winchester rifle, lever action,
new barrel and trigger assembly.
An ideal gun in first class condi-
ton. S27.50.
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FOR SALE-Electric blower forge,
Il. G.. HIM. 937 Fourth avenue so,
GLASGOW, 10-2tp
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FURE FLAX LINEN STATIONERY
Tissue thin for Air Mail overseas
made from American flax. Ideal
for gift or personal use. Now on sale
at The Courier Office. II
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FOR SALE-l4 #. Van Brunt double
disk drill with power lift; Deer
ing Mower and Rake; One spring
tooth is #; 8 #. John Deere Binder;
u fl. Deering Push Binder; wagon
and Rack. All in Al shape. Carl
Sonsteng. 2 miles east OF Larslan,
Montana 9-4tp
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FOR SALE-324 acres with living
house and granary, adjoining
Gothard Schindler's farm, Valley
county. Montana. 100 acres have
been under pillow although only 48
acres seeded and AZ summer fall
lowed in 1914. Interested write j.
Knarvik. Two Harbors, Minnesota.
11-3tp
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FOR SALE OR TRADE - Three
month old full blooded Guernsey
bull calf. Write Box 81, Nashua,
Mont. Edgar Hill. ll-2tp
FOR SALE - one Guernsey COW,
from Tillamook, Oregon, 4 years
old. will freshen April LIST. Gentle.
Ernest Dick, Lustre. ll-2tp
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A 1~2-year-old Fort Wayne, Ind,
girl has given birth to a 5h-pound
girl.
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WANT TO BUY-Used t%ypewriters
of all makes. Call phone "A. 43-tfc
LOST - Somewhere in Glasgow
Gruen wrist watch veri-thin. En-
graved Awarded to Geo. Sanderson
Great Falls Zone l94l." Return to
Courier office. 11-ltp
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-03-15

TO BUY-Late model car.
Oscar Anderson, Richland, Mont.
8-4tc
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ORDER your baby chicks now. New
Hampshire Reds. Rhode Island
Reds, Leghorn, Hybrids and White
Rocks, $1,000 per hundred, $500 a
hundred deposit with order. 1000
blood tested. Bitney's Poultry, Kali
ispell, Mont. 3-10tp.
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H8N

Blackleg Vaccine - Life immunity,
50 cents for ten doses. forks
Rexall Drug, Glasgow. Mont. tic
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-03-15

WANTED TO BUYS Volt radio.
State price. Write Box 81, Rich
land, Mont. 11-5tp
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-03-15

In the District Court of the Seventeenth
Judicial District of the State of Mon
tana, In and For the County of Val
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FOR SALE Alfalfa hay LIST and
2nd cutting. May oakland, BIB
Fourth avenue south, Phone 282-W,
Glasgow. ll-zIp
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No. asIa

Mar. S-1l.22l
Evening star., 1945-10-07
HELP MEN.

WANTED real estate statesmen; good
proposition. DANIEL HURSON, Broker,
ESTABLISHED, well-known real estate and
building CO. has opening for real estate
sales manager. Only reliable, experienced
and unquestionable applicants will be con-
sidered. Salary and commission. All ap-
pllcations CONFIDENTIAL. Box 15-Y. Star.
ACCOUNTANTS-Nation firm OF public
accountants has openings in various parts
of the United States in the capacity of
seniors and supervisors for men with ex-
tensive public accounting experience.
Managerial position is open for par
ticularly high grade man who combines
public accounting experience &C. P. A. GER
tificate) with bank examination or bank
administration experience.
Managerial position is open for well
qualified individual who combines public
accounting &c. P. A. certifieate) with rail-
perience.
Send resume of qualifications and pho
tograph II readily available to Box 161Y,
Star
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
ALMOST CONFIDENTIAL

How many bricks should a good bricklayer lay in
elghthour day? This argument starting in
London has now spread all over the world. It
Copyright, 1855. Klns Syndicate. Inc
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
SOMEWHAT PERSONAL


SOMEWHAT PERSONAL
Is for eggs like mine boiled five minutes Yel
low is said to be the favorite color Of egosts Blue
is my favorite color. However, like yellow tie
TO wear with blue shirt. When Is years OF age
I weighed 1SS pounds while in training for foot
ball now weigh 1876 pounds The longer live
the more am convinced the wsest thing TO do
is 10 play the solid horse for show. Il have been
operating typewriter since was 16 and have
always used the pick and peck system.
LOVE LETTERS
Most women save love letters. Men rarely do
However, 1t is reported quite few service men
are saving their love letters. 1t is said these
affectionate communications have reached new
high in intensity in this war. The girl of today
really goes all out when speaking of love in
letter The salutations and conclusions are espe-
cially strong. A. u. s. Marine sergeant is said
to have received $50 letters from the same girl
and each one had different sautation and con.
cluson. For examples. one letter started: MY
Tall Terrific Tantalizing Handsome HeartThroo"
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08

began when a British bricklayer said he could lay
1000 bricks in eight hours. "A woman executive
has difficult time. Women don't want to work.
for feminine boss because they can't fool her
easily as they can man. And man doesn't
like to work for woman because II gives him
an inferiority complex.
LONGEVITY
European scientist engaged in a study Of lon.
gevity found an astonishing number OF beekeep.
ers lived 100 years or more. He learned these
beekeepers ate pollen. The scientist went on a
pollen diet and feels so good he thinks he may live
10 be 100. Guess will get myself a few bees.
Think Of living to be 100 years old. II had an
argument with an editor could start off by tell.
ing him: Listen here don't tell me what to do
have been in this business for over 80 years"
It's colossal!
SAYS SHE
Our neighborhood is fun of husband hunters"
writes Los Angeles subscriber. And they don't
care whose husband il is as long as they get one.
There is tall and terrific brunette living across
the street who has been after my husband for
some time. think she must have one OF those
"Eighty,Seven Ways to Get Husband" lists put
out by your Mules & Men Department. She al
ready has tried about Ga ways to get that man OF
mine So far still have him but am getting
little nervous. Has your Horses Women De-
partment list Of 81 ways for wife to get rid OF
predatory husband hunters?"
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08

ana concIuded. fouF very own htue SnuggLe
bunny Another began: my Daring, Divine.
Devastating Delightful Darling Dream Man" and
finished: Your itsy bitSy cuddling cutie"
ASIoES
Mayor Fiorello LaCuardia was once an lnterpre-
ter on ellis Island New York. At that time he
was trying to join the New York Fire Department
but couldn't make the grade as he wasn't tall
enough. A female writing about the faults OF
men takes a crack at executives who smoke cigars
by referring to IAN office reekng with the stencil
of stale stogie." Those are harsh words But
feminine smokers have their faults too How
about those cigarette butts disgustingly covered
with sloppy Hpstick smear?
SIoELIGHTS
One Georgia judge has made IL rule never 10
award alimony TO an able bodied childlesS wife.
This old boy says a healthy young woman with
out children should be able and willing 10 support
herself. Home managing and taking care Of chill
dren seems TO completely overwhelm some women
while others just take IL all in stride and find
time for other interests. Mary Roberts Rhinehart
was doing her own housework and caring for
three small children when she started her writing
career Since that time Mrs Rhnehart has
earned several million dollars a writer.
WHAT MEN LIKE
Men like women in long skirts. So states femi.
nine contemporary nouCe IL Is usually "oIudH
who states what men like about women. II might
be better to consult the men directly on this mat.
ter for change. AS for men liking women in
long skirts / believe that depends on the age.
height and shape Of the woman. Some short
women wearing long skirts look like little girls
playing house. Tall and terrific types look all
right in long dresses. Females who have not been
as fortunate as Marene Dietrich in the matter OF
symmetry of limb look better in longer attire.
Anyway the point we want TO get over is il
women want TO know what men like the thing to
do is to study the men and not take for granted
advice offered by alleged female experts And
when in doubt consult our Mules & Men Depart.
ment
ALMOST CONFIDENTIAL
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08

VVrHAT should the circumference be for pies
w sold by the piece in restaurants and at
lunch counters? Into how many pieces
should they be divided? The pies currently re-
tailed not only look too small in circumference TO
me but are cut into too many pieces In fact x
would be more proper to call these portions slivers
than pieces, The pie eaters Of America should
organize and battle for their rights.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08

and concluded: Your very own little snuggie
bunny" Another began: MY Daring. Divine.
Devastating Delightful Darling Dream Man" and
finished: Your itsy btsy cuddling cutie"
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
State Reports
Fruit Crop Lost

LANSING. May 15-Cherry or
apple pie will be hard to find in
Michigan this summer-and so
too will peach or strawberry
shoTtcake
Because. the department of
agriculture reported today. the
cherry. apple and peach crop has
been damaged by frost in many
cases as high as 90 per cent of
the crop Strawberries have been
damaged IS per cent, the depart
ment said
So much damage was done 10
the vineyards by frost that il Will
take two years to restore them,
IT stated. and many growers plan
to rip out their vines and put the
land into corn
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
Apartment Sale Fee
Denied 10 Really Man

Federal Judge Ernest A
O'Brien has denied a claim OF
$4,000 filed by julius Berman,
Detroit real estate operator Of
1896 Dime Bank Building. for
services allegedly rendered IN the
sale OF the Palmetto Apartment
Hotel, r. Hancock and John r.
for S305. 600.
Bermsn claimed in his petition
he had negotiated the successful
bid for the property Which was
constructed al cost OF 81 100000
during boom days
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
Girl. Ij. Freed
Nm Murder

CHICAGO. May Is GNS)--
Shirley Allen, 15-year-old nigh
school student, was ordered re-
leased from juvenile authorities
today after police were satisfied
she had told all she knew Of
Morton Stem, Is 'whA was mur-
oered in the Stevens N0tel last
week.
The search for STEMS young
companion. Donald Edwards. IS,
was pressed further as police
officers said they were convinced
he fed Chicago
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
Draft Head Lists
Job Jumpers

LANSING. May 15-Selective
service headquarters disclosed to-
day that in the first three months
Of this year more than 1.200 men
had been marked down on ITS
records as lob jumpers work
ers who deserted war jobs that
kept them out of the army TO take
more secure peacetime Jobs
Those registrants," said Brig.
Gen Leroy Pearson. state draft
director. "are examined under
lower physical standards than
those applying TO regular in
ductees. Those found acceptable
are assigned 10 a specially de-
signed work program at Camp
Ellis, Ill"
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
Philippines Liberty
Set for July a, 1916

WASHINGTON, May Is INS)
Senator Tydings tD) of Mary
land, lnSular affairs committee
chairman. predicts independence
for the Philippines not later than
July 4. 1916 He conferred yester-
day with President Truman.
Tydings said that the President
and he went over many problems
which will have TO be solved 10
give the islands their inde-
pendcnCe
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
DECORATED
PFC. GEORGE w. BARTHEI

PFC. GEORGE w. BARTHEL
JR.. p. infantry: awarded Bronze
Star for courage and initiative
under fire in Germany: wife.
Ruth; parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Barthel Sr.. 12b0l Kill
bourn.
CPL. CARL ". FERCIER,
combat =eRgtneers awarded
Bronze Star and Oak Leaf CluS-
ter for gallantry in action IN Ger
many. wife. Mary. l645 w. Sara
toga. Fcrndaie.
StSGT. HARRY SCUDDER,
awarded Silver Star for cleaning
out three machinegun nests and
capturing II Germans April II,
son Of Air and Mrs. William r
Scudder. 76S PinecreSt. Fcrpdale
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
Lest We Forget--Lest We Forget -
Detroit Battle Hero Roll

One Detroit homemaker reports
TWO casualties 20 the Times today
Her son sailor, was wounded on
Luzon and boy who lived with
her family Was killed while Serv-
ing with the infantry in Germany
Biographical sketches OF serV-
lcemen killed, missing. wounded
and decorated are reported 10 the
Times by official army and navy
releases as vel as next OF Kin,
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16

MARINE CPL. RICHARD o,
KNISLEY. 10. March Is, Two Jima,
awarded Purple Heart; now home
on sick leave. attended River
Rouge High: Great Lakes Ship
ping employe; in service May
l943: overseas II months; son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold knisley Iii
Oak street. River Rouge; brother,
BoatSwain's Mate PC Harold Jr.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16

MISSING
SECOND 1T. HENRY ]. BOD
PVT. TALLMAS

SECOND 1T. HENRY J. BOD
ZIN, "a. BIZ navigator. April 8.
over Germany: Northern gradu-
ate: attended Wayne T.; Kelsey
Hayes employe; IN service Febru-
AIRY. l943; overseas September
1914: son of MIR. and Mrs. Morris
Bodzin, 1910 Gladstone, brother,
Pfc. Jack, In Germany
FIRST 1T. GEORGE r. NOE,
25, B-2i bombardler, April p,
over Germany; in service four
years; overseas October, 1914
wife, Henrietta, children, JudSon
and Judith. lS9 Oak, Crosse Pointe
Farms; parents, Mr. and Mrs
Charles Noe. 29l9 GOBLIN.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16

MN nc BAUER PVT. -KERkHoF -
PVT. FRANK J. kERKHOF,
% infantry April Il. Germany
attended East Detroit High; Davis
Motor employe, IN service April
1914: oYerseas October 1914
leaves wife, Jean daughter, Bar
bara Jean. 1850 Hull; parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. kerkhot,
22530 Marine. East Detroit
PFC. ROBERT Il. RENT
FROW. 10. army, April II. Ger
many, son OF Mr.. ana Mrs. {.
Renrfrow, 1873 Hui.
SJSGT. IRL NJ. SMITH, "a,
army, April 4, Germany; leaves
mother, Mrs. Flora Smith, 2s3
Gambler; wife. Mrs. Oils Young
-btood Smith, hfayfTcfd, Ky.
CPL SAM -MIGLIACCIO,- u
field artillery, April 13, Okinawa
attended Roosevelt High, Wyan-
dette;;- GiIfe55iit Izti a iiIes +Stte+eff4e4et+ss
IN service June, 194l; overseas TWO
years leaves parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Migliaccio. S5S Fifth.
Wyandottp; brother joe with NAF'
erodnd crew m China Burmasfnd1a
4 hpatpr
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
Nszis Got 5 Billions

COPENHAGEN. May - GNS)
--NazI Germa my requiSitioned
1l.400.0000 600 kroner during the
occupation Of Norway the Bank
of Norway disclosed today The
sun equals S5.l72 10000 al
standard exchange rates!
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
Danes Not TO Fight Jeps

LONDON. May Is GNS)--Re-
ports from Copenhagen declared
today that Denmark would not
90 10 war against Japan. although
diplomatic relations between the
two countries have been broken.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
-.'----------------------- ------.--------
w OtNDED
MARINE PVT. LOUIS II. AN

MARINE PVT. LOUIS II. AN
DERSON, 1S, Two JIma hospital
lzed Great Lakes. awarded Purple
Heart attended Lincoln Park
High, in service July, 1914. over
seas IN November: wife. Irene.
1857 Austen mother. Mrs. Lola
II. ParSell, 1881 Fort Park, Lin
coin Park, brother, S Sgt. Ted
ParSell.
MARINE PVT. GEORG
APOLZAN, rs, Two Jima. no date
given: still hoSpitallzed: Packard
.employe. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Nicholas Apolzan, 1914 Girardln:
brother, Sgt. James. IN air COPS.
PVT. BILLY r. BARLOW. 10.
lniantry April rs, Italy; back IN
acstee, previously wounded oct
8 IN Italy awarded Purple Heart
IN service January. 1914. over
seas in June DENLY graduate: d
and r Tool employe father. Hay
wood Barlow. 15025 Maddelcin.
FIRST 1T. JAMES CUSTER
JR., -. infantry, April l., Ger
many hoSpltaliZed Paris awarded
Purple Heart. Wyandotte High
graduate. Kelsey Hayes en-
ploye. IN service January 1912
overseas September 1914, son of
Mr. and Mrs James Custer ST
1851 Belmont. Allen Park
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
HINTS RETALIATION

a similar investigation of
this housing proposal would re-
suit. we are sure, in a similar
result.
"The same visiOnaries who
participated in the bomber sity
dream also are involved in this
one. Perhaps the real purpose
Of the project is retaliation, he
cause we once before stopped
waste of the taxpayers money"
The court order was signed yes
terday by l.. s. District Judg'
Ernest A. O'Brien, for possession
o. the site bounded by Oakwood
Southfield. Outer Drive and vii
low Run expressway in EcorSe
Cost is TO be fixed by condemna
ton proceedings.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
RI ". FERCIER.

Order the United states War
Savings Stamps from your De
troit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them 10 your home.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16

Honor Roll
Official Casualty List

casualties announced today by the depart
of p soldiers killed. 73 wounded
and missing.
include three dead four
wounded missing The navy listed 356 casualties
Inc been notified and have been
nfor of any
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
MISSIONARIES HIT

"The property involved is To-
Gated between the Rouge and
Willow Run plants. Unless we
have been badly misinformed.
the bomber plant is going 10
close not later than August and,
under the present government
eHthaeks.- we afe-iasiHe off peo-
pie daily at the Rouge.
..rhe -EPHA- IL the same AL
phabetical bureau that wanted
TO spend millions Of dollars on
bomber city at Willow Run.
There were visions of 10000
houses, hospitals and shopping
-eeHters anti other community
buildings. The Ford Motor Go.
protest and investigation of the
Truman committee stopped that.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
DEAD

MACHINIST'S MATE &c
KENNETH 4. BAUER, 20, died Of
wounds received April / in south
Pacific; {. F. Smith employe; IN
service 2l2 years. overseas Is
months leaves mother. Mrs. Rose
Bauer. 1863 ElmhurSt. two sisters.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
SEAMAN |
A y ID X r. W
10

navy. Feb. 19,
LuZon: back in
a G ito n at
tended Perish
ing: SoSs Man
ufacturing en-
p J o Y - / n
service Febru-
ary 1914; over
Sc a s a pril,
1914 son of
Mr.. and Mrs.
s a m Geering.
1889 Lamont
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
NAVY WOUNDED

AMBER SON. RANDOLPH Z PFC UsMCR
Wife MIS- Randolph Anderson. Memo
mlnec
Mother Mrs Ina Alexandra Anderson. Iron
Mountain.
KNOB KFRWIN PVT USMCR Parents
Nj and Mrs. james NJ Knop Ionis
otrINNEiI ROBERT THOMAS SEAMAN
e. USHR-- Mother. Mrs. Mary j LeMaire
Marquette
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
NAVY MISSING

DUNCAN. NORMAN JOHN 1T 81 CsSR
Wife Mrs Marjorie Mae Duncan. GAYLORD
Father william Henry Duncan. Mayvine
KfuMP ELMEP 2 PFC UsMCR--PAr-
ents Nj and Mrs oliver ) Klump Pleasant
View Beach Gaylord