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Evening star., 1945-10-03
tuberculosis Treatment
To Be Studied Tomorrow

District health and medical So
ciety officials will meet with Public
Health Service representatives to-
morrow to discuss the problem of
the lack of isolation facilities here
for tuberculosis patients.
The shortage of hospital space is
so acute, health officials said, that
there undoubtedly are many cases
of active tuberculosis not under con-
troll. The meeting tomorrow will be
concerned with ways and means to
find these cases and care for them
in their homes if disqualification
cannot be provided.
Evening star., 1945-10-03
Al Jennings, ex-0utIaw,
Loses Defamation Suit

Ey the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, Oct. 3.-M Jen-
nings, 82-year-old former outlaw
lost his 100000 defamation Of
character suit against q broadcast
ing company yesterday.
A jury Of II women and / man
needed only 20 minutes to decide
that q Lone Ranger" program, de-
picting the ex-outlaw's career, had
not damaged Jennings.
He claimed the radio serial falsely
portrayed him as inducing a youth
to join his outlaw band.
The former train robber was par
doned by President Theodore
Roosevelt in 1907 and later became
a prosecuting attorney and a candi-
date for Governor of Oklahoma.
Evening star., 1945-10-03
Patton
CONTINUED From First Page }

Patton as commander of the Sd
Army and administrator in Bavaria
effective October 7.
Gen. Eisenhower's order followed
charges that Gen. Patton had kept,
Bavarian Nazis in Office and was
made public four days after the gen.
eral had been summoned to Frank
furt to give personal report on his
de-Nazihcation efforts.
Many of the men in Gen. Patton's
command, proudly recalling their
combat service under him, expressed
regret at his custer.
Evening star., 1945-10-03

hOW 10 AAoVS0 90
killed on that
date, the Navy
announced to-
day. He was the
son of Mr.. and
M rs. Alb er t
Reeves, 800 Elev-
enth street S.W.
Mr.. r e e v e s,
a native Of Iron-
ton, Ohio, came
to Washing t o n
with his parents
W h e n he was
about 8 years
of age. He was
graduated from
Evening star., 1945-10-03
Congress in Brief
By the Associated Press.

By The Associated Press.
Senate:
Continues debate on railroad rate
bill.
Foreign Relations Committee con-
siders nomination Of Spruille Braden
as Assistant Secretary OF State.
Special Petroleum Committee
opens hearings on postwar oil
requirements.
House:
Starts debate on executive agency
reorganization bill.
Ways and Means Committee con-
tinues tax revision study.
Evening star., 1945-10-03
Peace FIoes on Subs

When submarines are operating
In peacetime submarine warning
flag is flown on their tenders while
the sub itself bears on one of its
periscopes small metal tag of the
same design.
Evening star., 1945-10-03
IS Kinds of Grapes on Acre

DECATUR, Ill. tPl.-John P. Fill
chak has IS diffe rent varieties OF
grapes growing or. a one-acre tract
near his home, including Cali
fornia vine that he was told would
not grow in Illinois. This year it
produced three punches of grapes.
Evening star., 1945-10-03
Zionist Council to Meet

The American Zionist Emergency
Council will hold mass meeting at
8 pm. tomorrow at the Jewish Com
munity Center, Sixteenth and @
streets NV, to discuss the Jewish
situation in Europe and the Pales-
tine issue.
Evening star., 1945-10-03
Killed

Fireman 2/c Robert Arnold Reeves,
10, reported missing since last July
20 when the cruiser Indianapolis
was sunk in action In the Pacific,
Evening star., 1945-10-03
Liberated

M/Sergt. Andrew J. Paszkiewicz,
A, of the Marines, who was taken
prisoner by the Japs on Wake Island,
has been liberated and is on his way
home, his wife, Mrs. A. j. PaSzkie-
Evening star., 1945-10-03

Jefferson Junior High School and
was a student at Mckinley High
School when he enlisted in the
Navy at II. He was last home for
a few days in the spring, when the
Indianapolis was on the West Coast
for repairs. Besides his parents,
Fireman Reeves is survived by a
sister, Miss Alberta Reeves, who
lives with her parents.
Evening star., 1945-10-03

India and Britain will take 80 pc
cent of Egypt's cotton exports.
Evening star., 1945-10-03
II More District Men
Discharged al Meade
And Other Cenfers

Seyenty-seven more Washington
officers and men have been released
from the service at Fort Meade and
other separation centers. Those dis
charged at Fort Meade are:
The Nome nugget., 1945-02-07
THE NOME NUGGET

PAYMENT BY MISTAKE. Any person who pays the tax when he is not liable therefore, or If it is paid by an employer for his employee when such en- ployee is not subject thereto, has the right to claim refund of the amount paid; such person should first request the school tax col lector to make such refund and if this cannot be done, he should forward such request to the Territorial Treasurer at Juneau. Upon receipt of such request the Treasurer will investigate and if he finds that the tax was paid by mistake, will make the re- fund immediately. Remember that request for rerund must be made not later than ninety days after the end of the calendar year during which the tax was paid.
 NON-RESIDENTS SUBJECT TO TAX: The tax is payable by residents as well as non-resi- dents. If the nonresident is merely a sight seer or tourist, he or she is not required to pay the tax; but if he or she comes to the Territory for tbe purpose of engaging in business or employ ment and actually does so, though not a resident, he. or she be- comes liable for the payment of the tax.
 PURPOSE FOR WHICH TAX IS LEVIED. This tax is collect ed to assist in the education of the children of the Territory of
 Your cooperation is appre- ciated.
 OSCAR G. OLSON,
 Territorial Treasurer. Alaska.
 CARRIE M. McLAIN,
 School Tax Collector,
 Nome and Vicinity.
The Nome nugget., 1945-02-07
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE TO PAY SCHOOL TAX In Accordance with Chapter 38.
 Session Laws of Alaska, l943

WHO MUST PAY SCHOOL TAX: All male and female per sons between 21 and 55 years of age must pay the school tax; a female person who is unem- ployed and who depends for her support entirely on her husband is not required to pay the tax; persons in the active military or naval service of the United States, paupers, insane persons and those cared for by the Ter ritory or who are permanently injured, infirm, maimed or crip- pied are also exempt.
 WHEN PAYABLE: The tax is payable after the first of January in each year. It must be paid to the school tax collector upon de- mand. If no demand is made for payment, it must, nevertheless, be paid to the school tax col lector or to the Territorial Treasurer on or before the first day of December in each year. Please remember that no de- mand or notice is required to be made or given; but, as indicated, if such demand is made, the tax must be paid immediately to the collector. If payment is not made a penalty of $2.50 attach es and both are collectable by suit.
 EMPLOYER MUST FURNISH LIST OF EMPLOYEES AND PAY TAX Whenever request ed by the school tax collector any employer who has people working for him who are sub ject to the payment of the tax, must furnish a list Of his en- ployees together with the age of each of them to the collector, and must also pay the tax due from each of them. When such
The Nome nugget., 1945-02-07
NOTICE

Any Motor Vehicles. not in use. must be removed from the street. They are source of danger 10 passing cars. and inc fire truck. and in the way of the snow removal.
 City of Nome. by Carrie M. McLain. City Clerk. Feb. 2, 5. 7.
The Nome nugget., 1945-02-07

payment is made by the en- ployer, the collector must give him a receipt for each tax paid and the amount thereof may be deducted from the employees wages.
 DOUBLE PAYMENT OR
The Nome nugget., 1945-02-07

GERMANY Gen. Montgomery and Gen. Simpson are shown above looking over section of the Sieg- fried line. Montgomery has been put in charge of ail Allied troops north. of the German bulge and is now second in command to Eisen- hover in that area.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-15
DEATHS

william u BcckNi'h Michigan Soldiers
Home Grand Rapids 81
Barbara a Beruccni. 1881 y Msrtindsls
o months.
Mary Ainsvorth l435 Parker e
Henry Maleske lq1Sa san Juan 50
George ? Cotton. l230q Monica. p
Mary Mack 65i3 vinewood SIS
Franz r. Mann. s06I Orchard, Van DYKE
30
IuIis Herock 1880 wcs'phsus 20
Michael VoiSadaks 6S " Columbia SA.
John zaIsczkoVSki $3.50 Dearborn 50.
John { Christian. l24l2 Monica -.
Isabella Boon 4750 Glendale a.
Henry Carlson 2e6l Monterey, 50.
Carl Green 1922 Plum -
Charles NlAhpylch- -l546 Bagley, SIS
William Nissiis 2lo First 40
John Toilet a4oO PuSsell so
vincent Cosiantine 2629 M0n'clair es.
William Clos 3ll5 Mcclellan IS
Cstharne C1anech Sq67 DUBOIS s.
Anna Msnds ssroa. 1925 Henry Melvin
dale 10
Toni Licayon. 1851 Heidelberg 81.
Rosario Agosta. 3l5l r Fort SIS
William X strachan. 1901 Harreu -
Mary Harden. 6ls3 Fifteenth street -.
oscar W Richard. 1892 villa road Bifmins'
Beatrice Mary Robins. a7la Rroadstreet SIS
Lawrence P. Brown 294o Harding. -
Laura NJ CundN $40 MspleVood 60.
Ccccila Moran. 4O76 oliver as
David Seidc POS " Dewey Flint 70
Leo BrsnecN Jr l046 Howard ?
Ophelia y Barnett 1875 Ardmore 76.
John Brosky 1888 Deeuindre 50
Charles n Richardson 1875 Clsirm0un' So
Marie Rsrtanen. 1855 Murray I'm. So
Cordels prumm, S65 Alger. 50.
Emil FeiSka 64 Edmund P s5
Claude Harris Palmer sass Wagner 20.
Judith y Merit. 222s 23rd. Por, Huron. ;
Louise Scheid 4337 W. Philadelphia. rs
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-15
ar Xnu-wp Su>upWyUHyu> OETRoHsAzTMES
mn ~ WIN ASA>As ~ - to Veterans

he had won the Silver star In
Sicily but never actually re-
ceived IL. How can ! apply for
the award? Mrs. III. B.
a Write 10 the Adiutant
General, Decorations and
Awards Branch. War Depart
ment, Washington 25, ID. c..
giving your husbands 5 full
name. rank. serial number, or
Canlzation 10 which attached.
date OF death, plus a statement
OF your relationship 10 him, re-
QuCstlnC information about the
pOSthumous award of the Silver
Star medal which YOU believe
was authorized and earned by
your husband but which he
never received prior 10 his
death.
o. was awarded a diSabil-
ity rating of 20 per cent for a
heart condition aggravated
while in service. My family
physician says that my rating
should he increased. Is that
possible? A. =.
A Once a rating has been
assigned by the Veterans Ad-
mlnlStration 10 any service
connected disability, il cannot
thereafter he changed, except
10 correct previous error or on
the basis of a subsequent
medical examination showing
that the disability has become
worse or better, iUStlfying an
increase or decrease in the
rating Re-eXaminationS are not
scheduled for static disabilities,
and only infrequently for rcla-
lively permanent disabilities,
bat a veteran who considers
that his SerVlCe-COnneCtcd dis
ability has become worse than
when ne was last examined for
rating purposes may submit
evidence 10 that effect in sup
port of 2 request for re-eXami-
nation for re-rating purposes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-15
BIRTHS

BOYS
Inaa AJkAng 6A5s \ telegraph Dearborn
Anna Rldc. 6sos Grandmont
Hannah Fliu, SOFA Arlington, twins.
EtIm Chsrin. 2424 Mckinsiry.
Virrinia Euc'son l65Oh Turner
Mntehe Baker 2i35 MaCowh
Eosetinns brown lgI6l Clasionbun
Helen Finke sos seward
Flossie Oakcs A64S sixteenth
Josephine -HulcwlCl ASS Cicotts.
Befnire Harris. lTlh3 N0rthavn.
MARY Sampcy. iTlNo OHIO
Edna ffy 1870 Klnlocn
Helen Nelson, 2l32i - Francis. Pennington
esther zoleL l4lia sussex ..
Trc.ma Scott 3069 Ncmans. HsmtEsmck.
Essic Patton $3.50 Nagmsun
S'cls NeS~man. 2oaioo !nkster ,,s.
Helen nayus 1910 Middle Beit
Msuone Phillips 5of Garland
Lottie Svptko. 321S Wesson-
viola -. Louis 4ll2 Lincoln.
Frances Rs9lng. -2his HtliFet
Dorothy Kshnt 1855 Newport.
Laura Tremonu, lsT2s Roscommcr
Helen Tolevlch, 2l43 Frederick
cleo Iadics 1921 Rosolswn
Rsys SEuErnSh 57o7 Addison
Doyie B0r'el 26ll W Lafayette.
Alice Suro~lu 226o Hardwood
Wlnlfrcd SecCrd s2s Putnam
Elizabeth card. 1879 DcQuindrs
Cecil Boykin. 64lo yinewoof
GIRLS
G sds Hinkley 1850 TrccIsnf
Anna R1thcnbcrg 26s4 Pasadena
Marion Hahn 33osa Alamo c.
Emma Morrison 1881 BrtuFs.l
Janice Fitzpatrick, $50 NausEar
Charlotte Anrof' s-2s winthrop
Helen Thomas TT3o SsrerR.
ArahCIa Minor. s10 Je&s.. frrrta.f
Fricda R-aun 7444e - mile
ilrlIr Href.Hr-e $500 Ir.sf-tfF
De..-rs Richards lf2iE Liurnuett
sfeprany kaI 1887 Wsshburn
Geneva Danes. 92iT Char.evoK
EVELYN Clark lSq4e Evanston
Iurie Gsrffrh 1881 SCenferrfr
Lorraine GaugBie4 4-l7 SrfirFuei
Julia Elias $3.50 Conner
lruan C1Nra 1855 LlNt 1eEt
Aletha Touryiue q526 Saulsr.
Amelia Ru0uo 4l32 81 lean
Catherine Rich AIS CaEs
Blanche Fish 2l6T Pennsylvania
Sauy KoslusN 2166 IYolc9mh
GumhofE Ul.FerSou. 15lis Hayden
Holly smith 1T65 Chicago.
Anna Marie Rose 1896 spruce.
Jessie May lftl2 Turucr
Eleanor Monroe -f2s DRir
Alfie FIavisnl 1880 Forest.
Hazel Moore 334O " Hancock
Matte walker. sos Frederick
Mary Louise Flowers 37SS Eastern
Anna seymour ef63 Ni0ors
Hannah Frit SOFA Aohinrton twins
Fannie Na-Ewen 1925 orchard Dearborn,
Ruth Kno'f 1870 Indiana
CheUe Lester i2o32 Longacrs
cleo NrFlorv 2s- Watson
Helen TuroVsN 4si7 Campbell
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-15
Births Marriages Deaths
.OETHUiE2sS17IMES

Charles Ceigle 81 Dorothy Atwood. %
! Russell " KRAFT % sophie a Soltysik "a
John Thomas. rs Mslyina 4 Foust. ~
GORDON stewart Emerson 29' Viola Genlr
John c. Howe -, Carol / Edward. "a.
Joseph Ferro "a Betty Orcutt "a
William Z Bosuck. 2o. Alice II. Isabel 20.
RAY A. Kamppinen 30 Ella L Smith q.
Richard , Rocheleau, 10, Dolores ', Get
Robert 4. Darling. IS. Elsie Mae Garrison
oscar l. Hicks. "a Anna NJ. Cresyes. 4s.
Leo " Cook "a Margaret Epeards. 81
Joseph kopefa Jt-23 Elsie IaEliou q
Weston Matthews. IS Alice PephnsA 81.
joseph L. Benoif Sc Eye Martin. 30
Kenneth a. carmaek. p Doris N Blcn-
Bobbie Ciees 10 Joan Turren Is
John A. Prior % Gladys z Tops.isn 80
Elmer Steehen STARR. 20 Dorothy Helen
Maynard KAY ae IneI Devsrna a.
Mike Clemiorek, 80. Agatha Carollo, 81.
FRANK Edward Gross. SO. Evelyn Bryce.
Arthur z Albr,cht, a Donna NJ Bertrand.
Lionel Stanley Dubois Is June Marie Knss.
GiW coven Piper a; Gertrude Lean Coy.
John No1sus 81 Doris z Miller. a..
npasid Row caiilo1 ' 7o' Be- Beverly ai Ross Po
kfefky Is
stove Zahihayo rs Amelia Mudaf. 81.
Highland PARK.
joseph Bovin "a Hsdvig JsgodHnsks. Is.
HamtrsmCk
Dssldery Tsmsgni 20 Severins Martini "a
Edward Farley % Monte Mcdonald "a
Pue 4 Higgins a. Mayhelle Kcyvcu 2S
of,sl W Ssndusky. p Madeline NJ Hig-
gins d
Lstls.aus J. Sadowsh 81: Emily ! Dopie-
rslA s2s.
Henry " Hanser - Hedwir Freu Ben.
reiCh %
Laurence Fersuson Mcguire. 40. Rose Hsr.
riet Smith 81
/ Theodore GronorIN 40 Jsnstt Rosans Ora
/ hicn 20
Joseoph Ptsk % Anita Arlene Burlsv 10
Edward Koss 7l Louise Inet Tischer 81
James Charles Hsbermas Isabelle Dudek 27
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-15
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Frzs walker 20 Emma Wright -
Lewis Parsor p ENerS'iue Johnson =
samuel Mckinney 40 Minnie elizabeth
Bel 81
Michset s'oyss Is Helen LsS-zvk q
Francis y NsfesI. q Lillian .. spsg-
M. 10
waiter C-Iehiev.N o. Helen Goruir1 Is
WaIlace v Nausdie.t - Haze. kuguisn 2l
Percy IamAourne Ss Pef & Aherrsthy -
paor-, r. Williamson is shirley Todd ~.
Irnn Casper Al Mary GaIroV 40
rern Colden Is Es,lne ? Davis -.
Andrew H cain. % Lois Smith
Russell W Bennett 90 Jean NJ. BrouFh-
trr "a
p11art Russell 70 Marion Penman Is
frafr Lewis 2l 1apric Klur Is
rrark Psrc as. Irene g. Page ~
WIrr Mu-nh, a. Mildred Poyd. 2l
Harry Natt 81 Celia kShman 40
ft,rlatt W fas.eff 30 violet Gala y
bs.. s. Crisks 30 Clara Hurviu 30
rau. Richardson Dr. ~ FIsic Martin Is
ArH- pauecr Dr. ~ Dnris N JUMP 10
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-15

O-What is the pay Of a pri-
" Vate. first class, and Is 10
increased nv reason of the serv-
iceman being married and hav-
ing dependents: J. W. b.
A-TbC base pay Is S5i per
month. plus 20 p'r cent for
apcTSoaS GtfN bat III lS DOi m
creased by reason of marriage
or dependency
o. am receiving compen-
Sation for serNiCe-ConneCted
disability and would like to
travel abroad. Would II he pos
Sihle for me To continue 10 re-
ceiNe this pension II ! should
some time in the future decide
Ia travel abroad or Ia establish
q residence in foreign cOun-
try? \. u.
Alt twill necessary for
you 10 notify The Veterans Ad-
mlnlStrdtion office. through
which YOU receive ihe pension
or compensation. of your plans.
and submit "A mailing address
abroad 20 which your checks
may bC sent
Q--My brother recently was
rcclassified "A. hut his previous
classification was 4-F-H. What
does the new Justification
mean9 X. j. Il.
A The SClcCtiVc service clas-
Sihcaton IA means that the
rcClStrant IS deferred because
uf acc. Tho classification 4-F-H
meant that your brother was a
AZ rejected for military serV-
lCc) and over The draft age,
Q-ln computing overseas
credit under the army demobil-
ization plan, Just when does
overseas credit begin to ac-
crue: Mrs. X. VI.
a II begins on the date of
leaving a port of embarkarion
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-15

and ends on the date OF return
10 a port in the United States.
a fraction OF Is or more days
is credited as a fun month.
Q--My fiance is now over
seas, but has only a low point
score. We are planning 10
marry soon. l have three small
children by former marriage
and wonder II they would count
toward his point score?
Il. +. VI.
A-Your fance viii not be
able 10 count points for your
children after his marriage 10
You. because only dependent
Stepchildren acquired prior 10
Sept. ,, 1945 may he counted
IN a Serviccman point score
unlcSS a later revision of the
demoblllZation point score SyS-
TEN setting a new date, Is
made4,
Q-My husband was killed in
service nearly Is months ago
in France. Before that service
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-15
MUSIC LESSONS

BOOCIE wOOGIE. Piano. swing voice
Dance. Harlem style Colored teachers
3Os Broadway. Cadillac 055s, Tyler
4-i964
CHICK MOORE MODERN SWING
PIANO s9e3 CD. RIVER TY 7-O766.
CHRIsTENsES-Pop piano 30 les
sons 542 Michigan Theater Bldg
CH OOqS
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-15

Norman l. Fsrowheld, %. Irene LaHsise.
10.
Harold Cart MsrEhah, IS Margaret msrsnAii
Lennis l9
James Joseph DiMasgio. 90 Eleanor Lucy
Falho 27
Fred E. Cook. ga Betty NJ Bsdord. p.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-15
Any Questions?

Any Questions?
THE DETROIT TINES
mails personal answers 10
questions about the needs
and welfare, rights and privi-
legeS OF serv | G G m . n and
women, veterans and ;heir
dependents.
Many answers are printed
daily in this column, hut ALL
questions will be answered
directly by mail.
Address questions this way:
AT YOUR SERVICE BUREAU.
DIIROII TIMES,
IIMES SQUARE.
DETROIT II. MICHIGAN.
Surely include your name
and address and a seiEad-
dressed. stamped enUeloPs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-15
SPECIAL NOTICES

ORDER NOW FROM VETERAN TO
AVOID RUSH-ChristmaS fruit rift
packages msrmalAdeS ard 1ellleS from
FLORIDA Packed ~ largest packers on
the west Coast Priced from 81 IS 70
$40 write TO-DAY for illustrated folder
70 John W Pelham siS.ll St. n. S.
Petersburg Fla
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-15
PERSONALS

A LIQUOR habit stopped at home
Arnold, 246l Nat. Bank BidE RA 72s4
GALL-KLENZ-Presc for nvef.
ral bladder, gallstones, stomach gas
TO 7-l740
HUSBANDS WIVES WANT PEP
Osirex Tonic Tablets pep up bodies
weak solely because lacking iron 3oc
trial size nov ONLY 29c A. all drug
gis's--in Detroit AZ all Walgreen Gun
ninghsm. KinSsl and Sans Cut Rate
stores
MEN. WOMEN! OLD AT 40. so so
want to feel years younger Os'reS
because lacking iron 35c trial size now
only 29C AT druggists In Detroit
Walgreens Cunningham Sans Gut
Rate KlnSels
NOT> IRRESPONSIBLE ior debts made by
my wife Glenna Felts. after this date
Guy Felfs
NOT responsible for debts made by ny
wife, Edith GorAn, 1866 Conley.
Leo Coran
PILES AND CHRONIC DISEASES
Successful treatment. while WORKING
5715 Second, nT. Palmer TR l-7242
PRIVATE DETECTIVE
CHI 1858 daily. TE 1881 evenings
SEEKING whereabouts OF the following
Duey Brown. rs years OF sss Stirrat.
" Va James Moore "a years Of sFe
Cass avenue or Toronto on, Tom
Johnson 40 years ~ sFs 1893 Howard
- or Oslo Norway siens Olsen IS
years Of sEe ASIA Woodward Ave
Felix's PlodoFSki Detroit Michigan
Ruben Petruk sandman "a years T
sEe Tursu Finland Lails Kasrins
Tontu rs years Toronto and Finland
I'd G. Williams 10 years ~ AEs n
Carolina II any information it avail
able please contact the salvation Army
Cadillac 2292 Extension ]
SEEKING whereabouts % william James
Limpert 81, formerly of Toronto Ont
~ any information Is available please
contact the Salvation Army. Cadillac
2292 Extension II
COLORED-Lady or gentleman 10 So;
music 10 my lyrics CT 1850.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-30
Wings
AT m,ENNAN AIRPORT

The warmth of Sunday brought
out a record crowd of filters. specta-
tors. and hangar filters at McEnnan
Airport.
Second 1t. William Rowe was an
airport visitor this past week and
on Thursday he received his com
mercial license with an ia to S25
horse power rating at Ford Airport,
Dearborn. With his Army time and
rating all 1t. Rowe had to do was
pass the written test and he was
given his license. It. Rowe also
soloed the Cub while here. 1t.
Rowe goes back to Pecos. Texas,
for further assignment.
Flight officer Wendell Wertenber-
ger who is a service pilot in the
Air Transport Command, was an
airport visitor Monday. Flight Of
ficer Wertenberger is on turlough
from Maria. Texas. and Is TO re-
portport back to Reno. New, for
further order.
Second 1t Joseph Mueller was
an airport visitor Monday. He had
flown a B-24 in from Liberal, Kan,
where he is stationed. to the Romu-
lus Air Base.
Claer Copeland flew his new
Aeronca to Nid-City. o., on Thurs
day and returned on Sunday.
.
Ronald Shower flew in Monday
in his Cruiser from Detroit City
Airport
The new students at McFnnan
Airport this week are Percy Blu
dreau and his son William, Ypsi-
lanti. and James Chambers and
Percy c. Manspeaker, Willow
Court. Ypsilanti
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-30

Coldwell. Harold X. Mt. Pleasant.
Croxon, Leroy f., Detroit.
DeMars. Wilbert H., Port Huron.
Deyorak. Robert W. Manchester.
Dietlin. Anthony j.. Detroit.
Drabik, John p, Cross Village.
Filarski. John j., Coldwater.
Gillett. Alvin r.. Ludington.
Goldberg. Morris j.. Detroit.
Gorney. James j.. Bay City.
Green. Robert c.. Union Pier.
Griffin, Oakaye F, Grand Rapids.
Hancock. Charles r, Grand Rap
ids.
Handschu, Fred, Bay City
Henry, George l., Winegars.
Howe. Gordon f., Midland.
Hutchings. Thomas v. Marquette.
Hyppio. George A, Chassell.
Jones. Raymond c. Dearborn.
Jordan, Arthur H.. Detroit
Karkie. Glenn f.. Detroit.
Kiczenski. John j., Detroit
Krainz, John, Jr.. Dc'roit
Krupp Joseph G.. Detroit
Kucharek. George A, Elmira.
Leonard. Harry NJ, Grand Rapids
Lorenz. Donald H.. Britton.
Lubanski. Leonard G.. Detroit.
McIlvrlde. Robert A.. Hazel Park
McIver, Alvin c. Battle Greek.
McPhee, John H., Detroit.
Meakin, James l.. Detroit.
Nell Herbert, Carleton.
Mitchell, Delos W, Grand Rapids.
Nemeth, Steve, Detroit
hummer. Erwin j., Lowell.
ode, David H., Pontiac.
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