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Tuesday, June 16, 1942
What’s on the Air
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1400
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WJK
WWJ
CKLW
WCAR
WXYZ
WJLB
WEXL
WJBK
TUESDAY AFTERNOON
fI:N r. M.
JR—Lit* Beautiful-D.
WWJ—Backstage Wife D
CKLW—National news.
WCAR—New*.
WXYZ—Portia Facu Life.
WJLB—New*.
WEXL—Newscast.
WJBK—Polish Ladle* Hr.
1 18 P. M
WJR—Woman in WhIU-D.
WWJ—SteUa Dallas-D.
CKLW—Happy Gang-V.
WCAR— Music.
WXYZ— Edw. MaeHugh-M.
WJLB—America Caila-V.
WEXJL—Music.
1:M P. M.
WJR—Vic and Bad*-D.
WWJ—Loren to Jones D.
WXYZ—Nows Ac*.
WJLB—lnternet I on’l music
WKXL—Musical.
I:4* P. M.
WJR—Road of Llfs-D.
WWJ—Wldder Brown D.
CKLW—Detroit Times
Highlight Features.
WXYZ—Against Siorm-D.
S :00 P. M.
WJR—Young Dr. Melon*.
WWJ—Light of World-D.
CKLW—To b* announced.
WCAR—News.
WXYZ—Ma Perkins D.
WJLB—News.
WKXL- Newscast.
WJBK—Music.
Mi P. M.
WJR—Joyce Jordan-D.
WWJ—Grimms' daughter.
CKLW—Meade's children.
WCAR—Music.
WXYZ—Pepper Toung-D.
WJLB—In terra ezso-M.
WKXL—Melody In rhythm.
WJBK —News; melody mat
S:M P. M.
WJR—We Love and Learn.
WWJ—Guiding Light-D.
•:M P. M.
WJR—New*.
WWJ—T/ Tyaon-T
CKLW—Leisure Time-M
WCAR—News Ac*.
WXYZ— I've Got Your N
WJLB—News and music
WKXL—Newscast
WJBK—Superman D.
W4SD—News.
W4»D—News.
«:1* P. M.
( JR—Voice of Broadwa)
WJ—Commentary
CAR—Talk on Hitler.
XYZ—Lee gmits-T
WKXL—Dinner music.
WJBK—Music.
W43D—Shrednlk’s music
WitD— orcbesir*
WJR—Frsiler Hunt-T.
WWJ—News.
CKLW—Conga rhumba M
WCAR—Music.
WXYZ—Luo and Abner-D
WJl.B—Philharmonic* M
WKXL—Antsk Cwanlak V
WJBK—Keening Serenade
W4sD—Candlelit* A Silver.
W49D—Fields A Hall-M.
* 4* P. M.
WJR—The World Today.
WWJ—Lowell Thomas-T.
CKLW—Dinner music
WCAR—Music.
WXTZ—Pv# got your No
W49D—Hawaiian echoes M
im p. m.
WJR—A mo* 'o' Andy.
WWJ—Frsd Waring M.
CKLW—VaI Cure M.
WC A Rr—News.
WXTZ— Kasy Aees-D
WJLB—Warsaw Echoes.
WJBK—World Wld* neat
W43D—Petite mualcal*.
W|»D—News.
Ml P. M.
WJR—Glenn MUler-M
WWJ—New* of World
CKLW—Hnadowa by Ogdrn
WCAR—Music.
WXTZ—Mr. Keen Tracer D
WJBK—Music.
W49D—Dinner concert.
7:SS P. M.
WJR—Out Hsenschen-M.
WWJ—Melodies.
CKLW—Mich. Sec. of Ststc
WCAR—Music.
WEDNESDAY MORNING
• M A. M.
WJR— Farm Forum-V.
WJBK—New* »nd mualc.
9 <*• A. M.
WWJ—Salute-V.
CKLW—Morning Frolic V.
WCAR—News.
WJBK—Newt and Bulk
• IS A. M.
WCAR—Tim* 'B' tuna*
•:M A. M.
W’JR~M#lody Roundup
W'XYZ—Rev#lll*-M.
WJLB Kl*e and Hh'v w
WJBK—New* and musk
646 A. M.
WXYZ—Front Pag# New*
• looa. M.
R—New*.
f J—Yawn Chib.
LW—New* Ac*.
W’CAR—New*
WXYZ—Top o’ morning M
WJLB— New*.
Program
WJBK—Harlem on pared*
1 :IS A. M.
WJR—Mualtfl
CKLW—Morning FroMe-V
WCAR—Tim* '«>• tune*
WJLB— Rla* and shine-M
1:96 A. M.
WJR—Muairal.
W’XYZ—N*w*
WKXL—Newacaat.
WJBK—New* and mualc
I:4* A. M.
WJR—Tim Doollttle-V.
WWJ—New*.
W XYZ—Top o'Morning M.
WJLB—Novelties - M
WEXL—Musical program
WJBK—Treaaur’d Melodies
n A. M.
WJR—New*
WWJ—New* roundup.
t'KLW—New*.
WCAR—Newa.
WXYZ-War Journal
WJLB—Unity Vlewpoint-R.
WEXL—Family Clrcle-R
W JBK—Newa Ac*.
■ :IS A. M.
WJR—Jan* Abbott T.
WWJ—Mlnut* Pared* M.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
\Z:— NOON
WJR—Kat* Smith Speak.*.
WWJ—Mu*lr.
CKLW—BBC n*wa.
WCAR— N*wa.
W’XYZ—New* Ac*
WJLB—Tropical moods-M
WKXL—Hawaiian Melodie*
WJBK—Nam* That Bong.
It :1$ T. M.
WJR—Big Slater-D.
WWJ—St or* N*wa.
CKLW—Dane* Rhythm*
WCAR—iAjocheon Cluh-M.
WXYZ—Lady of Charm
WJLB—Her* Com** Band.
WEXL—Dane* muilc.
WJBK—Mualc.
19 :M P. M.
W'JR—Helen Trant-D.
WWJ—New*
CKLW—New* Ac*.
WCAR—Knowledge talk.
WXYZ— Boak* Cart*r-T.
WJLB—Luncheon mualc.
Luncheon Melodies
V II :4g P. M.
W’JR—Our
WWJ—Ty Tyaon-T.
CKLW—Mualcaie.
WCAR—Mountain Red M.
W’XYZ—When uiri Marne*
WJLB—Treasury para At
WJBK—Raring Newa.
1:8* P. M.
WJR—Life Beautiful D
WWJ —Baekatag* Wlfe-D.
CKLW—National new*.
WCAR-N*wi.
WXTZ—Portia Fares Llf*.
WJLB—Newa.
WEX£— New rut
Ststlons Megacycles
W4SD 44.3
W49D 449
IYMBOMI
D—Drama
M—Musical
R—Religious
T—Talk
V—Variety
CKLW—Quiet Sanctuary.
WXYZ—Happiness Right.
WJLB— Polk eonga.
WKXL—Parade of Bands,
t 49 P. M.
WJR—The Goldbercs-D.
WWJ—Churcn hymn*
WXTZ—I'Y* Got Tour No.
WJLB—Danes music.
1:00 P. M.
WJR—David Harum-D.
WWJ—N. T. oa. Tigers.
CKLW—New* Ac*.
WCAR—News Ac*.
WXYZ—N. T. vs. Tigers.
WJLB—News.
WKXL- Newscast
W4sD—Design for music.
W*9l>—News.
S:l* P. M.
WJR—Musical.
CKLW—Mutual Calllng-V
WCAR—Mich. Roundup-V.
WJLB—Mllady'a Matin**.
WKXL—Music.
W49D— Music.
S:SS P. M.
WJR—Music Men.
CKLW—Shady Valley-M.
WKXL—I Love a paiads.
W 4 3D—Music
W49D—Rosario Bourdon M
S:4S P. M.
WJR—Melody Time
CKLW—Ed Camden M
WKXL—Music prorram.
CKLW—Ed. Camden M
W49D—Novatones M
«.-«• P. M.
WJR—New*.
CKLW—News; ssrsnade M.
WCAR—News.
WJLB—News
WKXL—Nswscsst
WJBK—News. Melody mat
W4SD—Concert hour.
W49D—News.
4:l* P. M.
WJR—Joey Kerns M.
WCAR—Music.
WJLB—Uncle Nlck-V.
TUESDAY EVENING
WXTZ—Bums and Allen-V
WJLB—Polish Hour-V.
WJBK—Musical Review.
W4SD—Way hack when
W49D—Waltsee of world
7:4* P. M.
WWJ—New*
CKLW—lnside of Sports
WCAR—Music. .
W KXL—Polish Varieties V
WJBK—News Ac*.
IM P. M.
WJR—Missing Heirt-T
W’W J—Johnny Presents M
CKLW—What's my name 1
WCAR— New*.
WXYZ—Xavier Cugat-M
WJLB—Ukrainian flour-V.
WJBK—ltalian hour V.
W4sD—Music That Lives
W49D— Nsw*.
• IS P. M.
WCAR—Music.
W49D—Masterslngers
I N P. M.
WJR- Nature of eneim
WWJ—Horses Hsidt-M
CKLW—Blended Rhythm
WCAR— Evsntlds Echoes-14
W'XYR —News, Ned Jordan
W'JLB—Polish radio family
W 4 3D— Music.
W 49D— Evening musics]
• :*g P. M.
WEXL—Ted Zajac-V.
W49D— News.
IM P. M.
WJR—Duffy's Tavern V
WWJ—Battl* of Seaea-V
CKLW—Gabriel Heatter T
WCAR—News.
WXTZ—Jury Trtala-D.
WJLB—News.
WJBK—News and music
W43D—Music ball of fame
• i* P. M.
CKLW—Ray Block-M.
WJLB—ltalian Serenade
WEXL—Music program
WJBK—Word Women T.
9:3# P. M.
WJR—Cheers from ramp*.
WWJ—Fibber McGee-V.
CKLW—Alvinn Rey-M.
WXTZ—Hillman A Llndley
WKXL—Nsw sc as t.
CKLW—Morning Prollc-V.
WCAR—Family Worahlp.
WXYZ—Page* of Melody.
W Jl3—Church of Chn*t.
WKXL—Re*. H. W*in*lerl.
WJBK—Morning muaicaic.
B.M A. M.
WJR—Free and Kaay M
WCAR—GoId. Oat* quartet
WXYZ—New# Ac*
WJLB—Pollah Hour-V
W'RXly Radio Fellow»h*p.
WJBK —Monitor Vkwe-T
8:4B A. M.
WJR Musical
WCAR— Revival R.
WXYZ—Victor Lind.ahr M
WEXL—Mualc.
WJBK—Vocal vart«tl*a
• 00 A. M.
WJR—Editor'* Daughter
WWJ—R*v*lll* Roundup
CKLW—New*.
WCAR—N*w* Ac*.
WXYZ—Break fa* t Club \
WKXL—New erast
WJBK—Nawa Ac*.
B:1S A. M.
WJR—Linda * Ftr*t Love
WWJ—Music
CKLW—Morning frolic
WCAR—The Po*try Man
WEXL —Variety mualc.
WJBK—Popular melodic*
•:M A. M.
WJR—In Harmony -D
WWJ—Lon# Journey-P
CKLW—Myrtle Labbltt-T.
WCAR—WCAR aervaa-T.
WEXL— Mualc.
WJBK—Pollah Varlattca.
• 45 A. M.
WJR—Harvey and Dell M.
WWJ—Newa Ace
CKLW- Fireside Quartet.
WCAR—R*v. H. Wetniierl
I*rM A. M.
WJR—Valiant Lady-D.
W WJ—Beaa Johnson D.
CKLW—New* Ac*.
W’CAR— N*w*.
W’XYZ—Edgar Oueet-T.
WJLB—Ethel Wlllltla-R.
W’JBK—Polish Ladles’ Hr.
l-.li P. M.
WJR—Woman In Whlta-D.
WWJ—Stella Delia* D
CKLW—Happy Gang-V.
WCAR—Music.
WXYZ—Edw Mac Hugh M.
WJLB—America Calla-V.
WEXL—Musical program.
W49D— Newa.
I N P. M.
W’JR—Vic and Bade-D.
WWJ—Loren to Jones-D.
WXYZ—Newa Ac*.
WJLB—lntematl music.
WEXL—Mualc.
1:45 T. M.
WJR—Road of Llf*-P
w wj— Widder Brown D.
CKLW—Detroit Time*
Highlight Features
WXYZ—Against Btorm-D.
t:M P. M.
WJR—Doctor Malona-D
WWJ—Light of World-D.
CKLW—Melody Tima.
WCAR—Newa,
WXYZ— Ms Perkin* D.
WJLB—News
WEXl<—Newscast.
WJBK—Music.
9:15 P. M.
WJR—Joyce Jordan P
WWJ—Orlmm a daughter.
CKLW—Detroit B. of E.
WCAR—Music.
WXYZ—Pepper Young-D.
WJLB—lntermezao M
WEXL—Melody In Rhythm
WJBK—News; Melody Mai
9:M P. M.
WJR—W* Lnv* and Learn
WWJ-fluiding Light -D.
CKLW—Qultt Banct ary M
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WEXL—Safety talk
W 49D —Naval recruiting.
4 so P. M.
WJR—Musical.
CKLW—Cocktail Hour-M.
WCAR —Charlie Cook-M.
WKXL—Dance music.
W49D—Military band.
4:4S P. M.
WCAR—Victory Band.
WKXL—Dance music.
V49D—Gold. Gate quartet,
ft oo P. M.
WJR—Are U a genlust
WWJ—Music.
CKLW—News Ace.
WCAR—News.
WJLB—News; YMCA.
WJLB—News.
WKXL—Rhythm Rhapsody
wsTk—Nsws Ace.
W4sD—City Desk T.
W49D—New*
*l* P. M.
CKLW—Turf Club-T.
WCAR—Music
WXYZ—Bud Shavtr-T.
WJLB—Music.
WJBK—Melody mstlne*.
W43D— Meet the band.
W49D— Music.
I M P. M.
WJR—Sing Along.
WWJ—Music.
CKLW—Jack Armstrong-D
WCAR—Funny money man
WXYZ—Day In r*vi*w-T.
WJLB—Gems of melody.
WKXL—Ky. Mount’n Boys
WJBK—Spies of Llfs-V.
W4SD—Th* Andsrsons-M.
W49D—News items.
*:4* P. M.
WJR—Ben Berols-M.
WWJ—Man the Navy.
CKLW—Capt. Mldnlght-D.
WCAR—Sports Psradt.
WXYZ—Nation at war.
WEXL—Design for dance.
W4SD—Three Suns Trlo-M
W49D—Music.
WJBK—German hour-V.
W43D—Victory parade-M.
9:4* P. M.
WXYZ—Organ capers-M.
WKXL—Dane# music.
W43D— Melody Chapel.
ISMS P. M.
WWJ—Bob Hops-v.
CKLW—John B. Hughes T
WXYZ—Krsklne Hawkins
WJLB—Det. Greek Hr.-V.
WKXL—Newscast.
WJBK—News.
W43D— Nsws.
IS:I* P. M.
CKLW—Summer Strtngs-M
WKXL—Variety music
WJBK—Ernest Mmcbclla.
IS :3# P. M.
WJR—Tommy Dorsey M.
sv’Wj—Red Skelton-V.
WXYZ—News Ace
WJLB—Goodwill Hour-V.
WKXL—Mualcal program.
WJBK—Dance time.
IS :4S P. M.
CKLW—Western Ski** v
WXYZ—To be announced
WJBK—Army recruiting.
11 MS P. M.
WJR—News.
WWJ—Nsws.
CKLW—National news
WXYZ— Music you want
WJLB—News; Goodwill hr
WKXL—Moonlight sere'ade
WJBK—Music potpourri.
II :1S P. M.
WJR—Bobby Byrnes M.
WWJ—Sports Parade
CKLW—Britain Speaks.
11 :3S P. M.
WJR—Music masterworks
WWJ—St. Louis Serenade.
CKLW—BBC Newsreel.
WXYZ—Ray Heathertoo-M
WJLB—Alvin Wall-M.
WJBK—Dance tun*.
II :4S P. M.
WXYZ—New* Are
WJLB—Hero** of th# AT
WJBK—Popular Melodies
II MS MIDNIGHT
WJR—News.
WWJ—News.
CKLW—New*
WJBK—Corn Til Morn-M
I*l* A. M.
CKLW—Dawn Patrol V.
WEXL— Newacaat
15:15 A. M.
WJR—Btone* U. i Ixyve*
WWJ— Bachelor a Children
CKLW—Mualcal Kitchen.
W’CAR- Com unity church
W'XYZ—Molly of Marine*
WEXL—Musical program
15:9* A. M.
WJR Stcpmother-D.
WWJ—Help Mate D
CKLW—Mary Morgan.
W CAR —Woman's World.
WXYZ—Newa flasher
WJLB—Great Walt**#
V\ EXL—Meet Your Navy
15*45 A. M.
WJR—Mr*. Page-T.
WW J—Mary Marlin D
WXYE—l'v* Got Your No.
II :•• A. M.
W'JR—Clara, Lu and Em.
WWJ—Th* Bartons D.
CKLW—Rhythm, romance.
WCAR—Nawa Ac*.
WXYZ—Second Huahand.
WJLB—Flying Reporter.
WEXL—Newscast.
11:15 A. M.
WJR—Dealer In Dream*.
WWJ—Vic and Sade-fi
CKLW—Houa* beautiful
WCAR—State Reporter.
WXYZ—Honeymoon Hlll-D
WEXL—Mualcal program.
II :S5 A. M.
WJR—Bright Hortzon-D.
WWJ-Road of Life D
CKLW—Soldier *
WCAR—Home folk# frolic.
WXYZ—John’* Other Wife.
WJLB—Miriam Lane-M.
WKXL—Dance musk.
WJBK—Betty Roberta-T.
11:45 A. M.
W'JR—Aunt Jenny-D
WWJ—David Harum D.
CKLW—Melodv Time
WXYZ—Ju*t Plain Bill.
WJLB—Mualc.
WJBK—Newa Roundup.
WXYZ—Happiness Right-D
WJLB—Pav'te folk aonga.
WEXL—Pared* of Banda.
9:45 P. M.
W'JR—Th# Goldbergs D.
WWJ—Church hymns.
WXYZ—Newa.
WJLB—Mualc.
S:M P. M.
W’JR—David Harum. P
WWJ-N. Y. va. Tigers.
CKLW —News Ac*.
WCAR—Newa Ace.
WXTZ—N. T. ye. Tiger*.
WJLB—New*.
WEXL—Nawacaat.
W'4sP—Design for Music.
W49D—Nawa.
8:15 P. M.
W'JR—Star Parade.
CKLW—Mutual calllng-V.
WCAR—Mich. Rotindup-V.
WJLB—Milady’s Matlne*.
WEXL—Social Security.
W4»D— Mualc.
3 95 P. M.
W’JR—Mualcal.
CKLW—Shady Valley-M.
WKXL—Music U. 8. lovea.
W4.ID Mualc.
W49D—Salon orchestra.
8:45 P. M.
WJR—Melody Time.
W49D—Novatone* M
4:M P. M.
W’JR—Newa.
CKLW—News; serenade M
WCAR—New#.
WJLB—Newa.
W EXL—Hymna-M.
WJBK—News; Melody.
W4sD—Concert Hour.
W4»D—N*wa.
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Mr. Hearst Praised
For MacArthur Day
Tho following telegrams of praise
on Mr. William Randolph Hearst’s
sponsorship of Mac Arthur Day
have been dispatched:
Mr. William Randolph Hearst,
Wyntoon, Cal.
Dear Sir:
May I express to you in behalf
of the Filipinos residing in Michi-|
gan our sincere appreciation for
the golden opportunity which you
and your newspapers had spon
sored so that the people of the
United States may have a day to
pay tribute to and to honor the!
greatest general of their genera
tion. The MacArthur Day would
only be an idle thought if It had
not been for you and your news
papers’ dynamic and' patriotic
support.
JOHN CABAWATAN,
Chairman, Filipino Execu
tive Council of Michigan,
458 Book Building, Detroit.
William Randolph Hearst,
Wyntoon. Cal.
The nation-wide observance of
a day of tribute to Gen. Douglas
MacArthur was an idea of the
highest patriotic order, and both
its conception and its execution
were extremely praiseworthy.
Particularly here in Malwaukee.
rich in the traditions of General
MacArthur and his family, people
of all classes were eager for an
opportunity to express their admi-i
ration of the brilliant services
the general has rendered his
country. MacArthur Day gave
them that opportunity.
JOHN L. BOHN.
Acting Mayor of Wilwaukee.
William Randolph Hearst,
Wyntoon. Cal.
Sunday's spectacle at Soldier
Field will live long in the memory
of the 130,000 persons who wit
nessed the greatest manifestation
of united loyalty this city has
ever seen. Congratulations to you
and your Chicago associates for
having planned so carefully and
for having achieved such unprece
dented success. It is a great
boost to the sale of war bonds and;
a worthy contribution to the war
effort and a mighty tribute to that
outstanding soldier and leader, 1
Gen. Douglas MacArthur.
JUDGE J. M. BRAUDE.
Chicago.
DKTKOIT EVENING TIMES (PHUSE CHtutiKt 8600)
SNICKEROOS
William Randolph Hearst,
Wyntoon, Cal.
The MacArthur Day spectacle
Sunday‘was the greatest gathering
of its kind ever held in this city.
It was magnificent, inspiring and
a fine tribute to you. Mr. Hearst,
and your organization.
WILLIAM L. McFETRIDGE,
President of the Building
Service Employes Interna
tional Union. Chicago.
Speakers Ready
In Victory Drive
Time* staff Correspondent
LANSING, June 16.—A select
group of Michigan victory speak
ers have been assembled to explain
the work of the state defense
council to various organizations,
it was announced today.
Included in the group are:
Edw’ard K. Kennedy, executive
secretary in the governor’s office;
State Budget Director Leo J.
Nowacki. State Banking Commis
sioner Maurice Eveland, Harold
Bledsoe, commissioner of labor
and industry; Col. Samuel Pepper,
selective service commissioner, and
John Gibson, chairman of the
labor and industry commission.
Said Dr. Donald Hayworth,
head of the Michigan State Col
lege speech department and di
rector of the victory speakers'
bureau:
“A majority of the speakers
will travel reasonable distances
at their own expense or expense
of their employer. Those with
out expense accounts are avail
able for traveling expenses at
the rate of 5 cents a mile."
Louis Zanin Promoted
FORT CUSTER. June 16 —Louis
Zanin. 543 Central. Highland
Park, was promoted today to the
rank of technician fifth grade in
the Fort Custer recruit reception
center, the organization's com
manding officer. Lieut. Col. Eldon
Stenjem, announced. Frank L.
Steimel, Hazel Park, was pro
moted to corporal.
MARRIAGES—BIRTHS—DEATHS—DIVORCES
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Melvin H Donaldson, 21; Lila B Clay, 19
Cacti M Turner, 31; Lucll* L. Nelson. 29
Joseph A. Herman, 27: Irena Wtltia, 24.
Louis M Turk Sr . 20 Fern R. Jensen. 21.
Melvin H. Michaels, 23. Margaret T. Pa
quette. 22
Walter C. Penoeo 21; Audrey E. Phillips.
1A
John L. Murphy, 23; Emily L Canfield, 21.
I Robert E. Thatnann, 2<%, Elisabeth R-
Hutohens. 21.
James T. Bogglo, 21; Antoinette Gelsrdl.
21.
James Williams. 21; Mildred Knight, 18,
Anthony Walkofi. 32; Frances H Hwlder
■kl. 26.
Harold A. McEachern. 28; Martan D. Be
i lancer, Ik.
Michael Holliman, 33, Gensvteve fttern
plen, 28.
Maxwell T. Gall. 32: May E Scanlon. 21.
James L Bioodworth. 20, Jean 8. Raa
berry, 18
Cesaro Castellaneta, 21, Elisabeth G. Ma
lone, 23.
James Phillips. 43; Aurelia A. Baydak 39
Abraham Mayers. 24: Ruth G. Blair. 18
Chester A. Roguakl, 39. Pearl L. Leroy, 30.
J. Nelson Thrasher, 22, Margaret Mc-
Nellly, 20.
Harry Kunath Jr , 39; Anna Gusky, 27.
Raymond Marrocco, 21, Beatrice Btefanl,
19
Oordon D. Payne, 28: Harriet E Mills, 23.
Floyd Szarek, 22: Ann Scheer, 23.
Sidney Miller. 28: Margaret E Mattock 28
Georg* M Anderson Jr., 29, Genevieve
Ogonowskl. 23 I
Calvin Lincoln. 23: Cathrin* McMillan. 25.
Norman King, 30: Maxine Thompson. 21.
; Harold Emery, 32; Martha Owln, 27.
i Theodore Borsavage, 23; Mary K. Ampc,
18.
I Allred A. Klein. 24; Jean Fleish. 19.
'Douglas G. Ryan. 20; Alice E. Romans
' 21.
Willis Chuney Jr, 21; Maggie L. Good
win. 18.
Steven F. B#p*r, 25; Viol* Amotl. 21.
Frank N. Lucas. 20: Ruth M Henze. 18.
John H. Gras*. 48. Sadie Richardson, 43
Fred Wilburn, 20; Camille Jackson, 22.
Albert McDavltt, 27; Elsie Thaens. 22.
tEverett Rtllln. 33. Alice Carter, 34
Charles C. Jeekl. 26 Helen May *25
Clifford A. Phillips, 45; Ethel I. Dewhlrst
28
Albert W. Johnhon, 23; Ruth Thompson.
32.
Paul Ros* Jr . 24; Delta Parglanlnl. 28.
Clyde V. Lavender. 39; Kathleen P. Mac-
Donald, 26.
Edwin J. Forrest, 23; Muriel P. Donovan,
| 20.
Arthur W. Eshelman. 27; Doris M. Crow-
I ley, 23.
Arthur J. Steffens. 21: Doris Splee. 19
;R. Howard Marsh. 26; Helen M. Solti*,
I 27.
George W Sampson, 27; Dorothy A.
Bern er. 28.
'van V. Tenoff, 21; Bernice Witkowskf. 20.
Roger M. Woolcoit, 21, M. Delori* Scott, 21.
Johnnie Hsycraft. 21: Irene Ivory, 17.
Clayton Sleesor, 24; Noma L. Walker. 23.
Robert E. Caldwell, 21; Je**i* E. Haskins.
19.
Hiram C. Crawford. 22; Eleanors M
! Petty, 19
Middle J. Dagenais, 38; Lillian K. Black
burn, 30.
Silas H. Porter. 19; Mildred Waite, 18,
, Gerald N. Bull!*, 18; Bertha M. Waite,
I 1»
George A. Vogel, 21; Annm M. Dumbauid,
21.
Thomas Galloway, 30; Christine Steiner.
Leonard E. Meyers, 31; Virginia Kloch
| kow. 23.
Edwin L Miller, 20; Marjorie Ko*teckl, 24.
Stanley Wilcox. 23; Margaret Hammond,
Kurt Schneider. 26; Edith Nlchtem. 20.
Taylor V. White Jr , Madeline Bodnar, 21.
King W. Johnson. 22; Annabel]* Mlckens.
21.
Joseph W. Dwyer. 22: Delphlne Kalita. 22
Alston B. Voorhees Jr., 27; Kathleen F.
Cooper, 23
George W. Schemanske. 24; Margaret Rob
erts, 21.
Clifford West 00, 19; IJllian J Keleh, I®.
Maurice Ellison, 29; Thelma Helbein. 27.
William J. Lawrence, 31; Marie L. Shields,
28.
George F. Melnsinger. 22: 8. Irene Miller,
17,
Anthony J. Ramaska*. 23; Sophie Papps
george. 23.
Howard J. Foley. 28 June E. Benedict, 25
Thoms* L. Hsckett, 26, Margaret E.
Smith. 27.
Melvin O Gilbertson, 25; Barbara F.
j Dorworth. 25.
' Alvin Hackert. 24; Alvina L.' Swick, 20.
Claude Russell. 28; Alice Bednarskt. 23.
Albert C. Zlnaer, 39; Father M Hpurr, 3 i
Rov A. Alger. 41: Anna Lou Duff.
Thomas Morgan Jr , 22; Olga B. Maser.
23-
Jame* W Stahl. 26: Margaret M Cash
dolier, 21.
William J. Hudeck. 27; Marie Merdlan, 28
Jack C. Hayes. 23; Marlon P. Gonder. 18.
Donald B. Doyle. 32, Nell Hu ley, 27.
Arthur 8. Darling, 29; Elsie 8. Senk, 28
Robert A Stock. 20; Mary C. Jonea. 18.
Jack D. Nil*. 21; Dorothy Maurer, 20.
Georg# R. WUaon, 20. Olorla M. Swanson.
19.
Edward Panackla, 20; Virginia M. Pa
cettl, 19.
Philip M. Rothwetl, 24; Eloys R. Goers. 21.
George J. Baldone, 20. Beatrice B. Hall.
21.
Gerald C. Grunow, 21; Helen Hodgkins. 18.
Henry r. Dsladslola, 22; Edna Upon. 18.
Thomas J. King, 22; Margaret M. Salus
tro, 22.
John W. Wink worth, 24; Catherine P
Griffin. 23.
George E. Schwab. 24; Marion r. Harri
son. 22.
Carl E. Fanning. 23; Mve'le Howes. 25
Wilbur Turner. 23 Anna M Klrksey, 20.
Joseph Morrow. 30, Kathleen Cavanaugh,
29.
Julian Amew, 21: Moselle Asberrv, 20.
Charles Beranrk. 18; Marilyn Klug, 18.
Robert Neumann, 21; Arlene Doolittle. 21.
Anthony Mazur. 44; Martha Kama, 27.
Lewis Barnett, 53; Alta Smith. 48.
Donald Burke. 21; Violet L. Kitchen. 18.
Cheater J. Krawlec. 21; Elenora Bryua. 20
Antonio Reggarlo. 23, Dorothy Greiner. IS.
Frederick Bure. 28: Virginia Day. 30.
Frank Wojrlehowekl, 24; Jean Fortier. 21.
Stanley Allckl. 26; Anlexandra Uasynakl,
20.
Edwin Karamon. 25; Mary A Drazek, 23.
James F. Murrell. 22. Msculsta F.
D’Amico, 21.
WUMam L. Chapman, 20; Jennt* Douglas,
Virgil E. Lsaaurs. 40; SteUa J. Gherman,
42.
Joaeph Howell. 42; Thelma Westfield 23
Robert H. Schwartz. 21, Joan E. McCar
thy. 20.
Matthew A. Gayney. 25; Olive Webber 22
Daniel E. Click, 22; Virginia R. Murray,
20.
Georg# H. Freed. 20; Margaret Dout. 18.
Marvin L. Barnett, 26. Edyth J. Holln
stat. 27.
Harley D. Derrenberger Jr, 21; Rose
mary Morrtsaey, 19.
Wilbur L. Barcus, 26; Pauline Grabowskl.
22.
Edward J. Vochler, 22; Doris E Kincaid
Daniel A. Caton, 27; Isabel Hubert. 25
Thomas R. John*. 24; Vera A Benha, 2U
William Block. 22; Irene Shapiro, 21.
James Gaw, 24; Virginia Cross. 22.
Sidney Blair, 21; Emam Rosen. 22
Joaeph Meazaro*. 22; Sophia Knlzewskl, 20
Robert J. B*l key, 22; Gladys Anderaon, 22
Joseph P. Toolan, 46; Helen Von Bucek 43
Homer L. Baxter, 22, Winifred L. Fox
worth, 11.
Harry Galbraith, 24; Margaret Metzger 2*
Edward A. Markley, 46, Dorothy H. Nich
ols. 32.
Anthony J. Best*, 22, Aldeana C. Bausle
20.
Wm. C. O'Malley, 26; Elizabeth J. Conger
20. *
Alton* Nowackl. 15; Helen Koval 20.
Don H. Sag*. 21; Christine Block. 22
Ruben Grovee. 22; Elizabeth Faldan 2.1
Vincent C. Aderente, 26; Bernadette Thie
fel*. 24.
John L. Van Beek, 29; Dorothy Salerno. 22
Woodrow Darling. 26, Marjorie Browne jo
Sam Kolch, 19; Ann Zuhach. 17
Ralph Leßoy. 21; June Barkle, 21
Michael Perhukonla, 31; Mary Savi 29
James U. Marr. 23 Marjorie Week* 22
Lawranc* E. Laraen. 22. Mae C. Duggan.
20 .
Walter B Bvrrs. 27: Elisabeth A King. 21
Arthur H Block Jr . 20; Norma D. Rob
bins, 20
Reginald M Stack. 21; Lucille B. Mc-
Millan. IK.
Donald E. Patton. 20. Evelyn M Hart. 20
Norman A. Stub#. 23; Helen A Gould, 21
Georg* R. Gillespie, 20; Beatrice M
Cracknel). 16
Edward Williams Jr, 23; Joan L. Mur
doch.. 22.
Donald J. Wagner. 20. Wanda Winters. 16
Harry R. KiUam. 27; Betty C. Rennie, 2k
Charles A. Harrlgan. 19, Ann Kanterl, 20
William J. stiller. 19; Eleanor 1. McGhee.
19 t
,Walter R. Palm. 22; Martha E Kramer. 20
Cheater A. MrCheeney, 33; Virginia R
Georgia. 31.
Emerson T. DeLong. 27; Mary C. Little, 21
Raymond D. White. 22; Margaret J
Luethe. 20.
Joaeph P Bucharski. 28; Monica Purol. 2*
Georgs N. Pillars, 22. Virginia L. Cru*
een. 20
Harold Schroeder. 26. Eleanor Thomaa. 18
John E. Doerfllnger. 29; Lots C. Miller. 19
William J. M*ri Jr.; Joyce E. Miller, 17
Stepan Arabian, 19; Dora Ketchlan. 32.
Jack Kaufman. 21; Cecilia Cowan, 17.
Wilfred J. Oliver. 26; Norma L. Knabe 22
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Harol{ L. PodweU. SO; Frances L. M mrt
30
Carl Bieradskl. 54; Leona Piaaerkl. 47.
Andrew Marshall, 21; Betty J. Monro, 19
Frederick M«bua. 21; Margaret E. Volte. 20.
Raymond Lafferty, 4k; Tharcaa Burns, 4-'
Arthur Chlesa, 34; Mary Spenelll. 22
Han* A. ttwee. 41; Evelyn F. Boat, 29.
William Mt-Glennoft. 68. Mllla Oat-me. 57.
Jacob Schmidt. 36; Allra Carter, S 3.
Joseph Boeer. 20; Christine Streifel. 20.
Hector LaPoints, 19; Iria L Matt. 17
Francis J. Wyrybkvwaki. Margaret Mich
alak.
Nelson Altenbamt. 22; Ann Dely. 22
Melvin H Pearl. 21; Sarah Levine 18.
Richard F. Bermel, 20, Virginia M loo
kup. 33.
Roy W. Coffeen. 43; Evelyn Parry, 28
Clarence W. McPherson, 38; Luis Turner,
36
Vincent Perrara. 21; Bhlrlay Merkel. 22.
Elliot Kama, lk; Frances Sledge, 17.
I-eo J. Kublk, 21; Bhlrlay M Bernard, 18.
Morris Humbert. 21; Jean Kron. 20.
Richard M. VYloskowskl. 20; Stella M
Turktela, 19.
Eugene Fusco. 19; Julta Fabian. 18.
|L#e T. Lundy. 21; Rose M Dupuis, 17.
Edward W. Capita, 25; Kathleen Dwjer,
! 2, <
John H. Bpack. 27: Vivian Markslan. 23
[John Turza, 22; Hylvla M >ks. 23.
Leonard R. Dickson Jr., 28. Martha L.
Kassllender, 21.
Max Bialcsyk. 25: Wanda Hleda. 21.
| Keith McDonald. 20; Jean Client!. 20.
Peter A Blllnskt. 28; Della R. Pa wilt a, 20
George M Johnson. 22; Helen Welaa, 20.
Walter Mieslacsek, 21; Ola M. Clark. 21
Joseph Edward Pollock, 42; Marlon
Cro4by, 39.
Nelson C. Van Natta. 34; Mercedes Lants,
29.
Peter Mack, 27; Paultne Short, 19.
Frank Popp, 20; Mary Bama. 21.
Jacob Kilns, 28; Frieda Urbach. 25
George R. Lolaelle. 39; Anna H Biadlc. 39.
Harold A. Hrffelflnger, 20, Margaret Aina
lee, 19.
Raymond C. Tanner, 22; Jacqueline L.
St I Ison. Ik.
George A. Franz, 20; Geraldine L. Graven
good. 17.
Howard Laaky, 28; l»uise 8. Perry, 19.
Anthony Rtnna. 20; June Edward*. 19
Flovd Robertson, 28; Johnnie M. Thomas.
17.
BIRTHS
FEMALE
Girl* were born to:
Dorothy Bock, 7405 Keeler.
Battle Brown. 329 King.
Kvelyn Bruhn, 14225 Darosta
Margaret Booth, 22412 Hanaon court, Bt.
Clair Hhorea.
Gertrude Chaves. 7301 Buhr.
A lyse Dunbar, 3484 Hiath.
Helen Chernenkoff, 19890 Weat Ten-Mil*.
Bedford station.
Beatrice Cousins. R No. 1. Rochester.
Helen Clair, 189 on steel
Lillian Cikale, 1782 Richmond. Lincoln
Park.
Kathryn Crouch. 8200 Kpworth boulevard.
Irene Conton, 9288 Holmur.
Clara Faxstein. 18481 llene
Evelyn Garbenno. 4845 Crane.
Mary Griest, 3241 Dorta.
Norma Golovich, 25850 West Outer drivt,
Lincoln Park.
Beverly Halsey, 4837 Buckingham.
Virginia Hoppe. 17849 Omlra
Mary Hunger. 7124 Hartwell. Dearborn.
Delete Kontour, 19447 Heyden.
Clara Kulhahn. 320 Woodmer*
Helen Koetonecki. 3828 Frederick.
Mary I .arson. 9628 Auburn.
Nora LaVlgne, 15928 Wakedon, Rsdford
Township.
Jessie Moffett, 338 East Oakridge, Fern-
dale.
Dorothy Miller. 8827 Waldo.
Roberta Moaier, 404 East Garfield, Hasel
Park.
Georgia Morey, 7591 Jarksnn, Dearborn.
Alma Murphy, 7770 Central.
Helen McPherson, 124 East Ten-Mile,
Pleasant Ridge.
Marjorie McOrorty, 14849 Westbrook.
Gtlda Nardonl, 15803 Btoepel.
Lillian Onrich, 3759 Calvert.
Anne Pelt*. 4254 Monterey
Eugenia Peru, 3310 Marie. Dearborn.
Ruth Polzln. 2185 Bt. Jean.
Viola PoUan, 20000 Blotter.
Marie Polle, 11108 Mogul.
Jeanette Rosa, 2491 Tyler.
Arlene Rumbatl, 77 West Maxlow, Hazel
Park.
Adelaide Shanks, 11845 Boston Post road,
Plymouth.
Eula Bulln, 14744 Dasher. Allen Park.
1 Bernice Rtasko, 2858 East Palmer.
Francis Scott. 15783 Ashton.
Helen Tmazkowskl, 8341 Beechton
Mary Tarbet, 33781 Richmond, Plymouth.
F.lele Toth, 1127 Liebold
Eathel Warneke, 15888 Northlawn.
Louisa Wadsworth, 19181 Indian
Irene Watt 11738 Hamilton, Highland Park.
Pauline Wilson, 7602 Central.
MALE
Boys were born to;
Bhirlry Babcock. 12844 Kentfleld.
Jean Bawol, 7278 Faust (twins).
Rutb Ernst. 42530 HammtU. Plymouth.
Annie Booth. 15802 Woodbine.
Anna Bammarlto, 3889 Holcomb.
Violet Bogenn, 5185 Pennsylvania
Mary Basha. 581 Custer.
Nancy Burge. 2587 Pearl.
Betty Crain. 12610 Mendota.
Dorothy Craig, 5051 Bingham, Dearborn.
Gladya Cubltt. 15741 Ward.
Leona Crouse, 12180 Bros da t rest.
Mery Ann FYltta, 8808 Wiilette.
,Lillian Green. 18804 Casper. Wyandotte.
Teoflla Gray*. 119 East Tacoma, Clawaon.
Anna Hill, 1708 Tyler.
Marjorie Howley, 4505 Allendale.
Letltla Jordan. 8056 Carbondaie.
Florence Kaplan. 13305 La Salle Blvd.
Iren* Koa. 2226 Belvlder*.
June Ladd. 1812 Ash.
Bertha Lasko. 9468 Wayburn
Florence Leonard, 837 Bearonsfleld. G. Pt*
Carmen Maxwc'.l, 594 Tenneaaee
Lillian Mtddlton. 144 W\ Coy, Hazel Park
Veronica Mazelka. 1249 Springwelta.
France* McGuire, 12326 Ormndmont.
Virginia McNish. 4097 W’. Philadelphia.
Kathleen Mclntyre. 18097 Northlawn.
Margaret Nash. 509 Melbourne.
Hah Nestle, 2251 Military.
Dorothy Novak. 590 South W’artng.
Fma Puts. 5950 Beaconsfleld.
Eleanor Puskar, 7401 Genoa.
June Pike. 804 Kitchener.
Margraet Rutter, 9996 Manafield.
Mildred Soper, 3773 Ellwood. Berkley
Florence Sippel, 8132 Kenilworth, Dear
born.
Helen Sokol, 11380 Mootroee
Helen Sprague, 277 Geneva, Highland
Park.
Francea Smiley, 317 Woodlawn. Royal Oak
Marlon Sisson, 8503 Marlowe.
Delight Slddle. 1845 East Nevada.
Christine Slmoneau, 81 Peterboro.
Emma Stuhan, 5529 Rivard.
Caamlra Schultz. 12453 Maine street.
Rose Srroby, 1720 Hubbard,
lien* Thomson, 4363 Cicotte.
Margaret Tewell, 640 Brady. Dearborn.
Flossie Traylor, 105 East Alexandrine.
Josephine Waite. 9208 Central.
Luella Waanruindt, 3459 Beales
Alma William*. 92 Lender. Hazel Park
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BIRTHS
Margaret Tooe. 0410 Webb. •
Jeannette Zarem, 9894 Chenlot.
DIVORCES
Mildred Martin from Charles F
Lettia A Bender Ironj Victor K.
Anna Dembowskl from Richard.
Clarence A. Lewis from Fay A,
Gertrude Hounker from Loula.
Mantlet Kendrick from Sarah
Stella Mtty Holmes from Silas.
Bertha Hoena from Stanley.
Sarah Miller from William
Norman L. Grover from Marie R
Norma Fiulello from Albino.
John Northrup from Loretta
Elizabeth O'Neil from Jamee,
James Webster from Ngoml
William D. Saunders from Edith.
Ruth Chauvln from Frank.
Bertha Slder from Harley.
Lillian Harne* from William
Ethel Vera Perval from Edward Stephen.
Olga B. Northup from James Frederick.
DEATHS
Arthur llendra Hiizgir s. 2815 Nebraska, 41.
iLouli Kosnuih. 19175 Lancashire road, 60.
Helen Clair, 18900 Steel, 37.
i Diana Osbourn, 9011 North Martlndale, 78
John Baranowski, 3153 East Hancock. 19.
Audrey Helen M«'Neill* a.V«> Hj»ringle, 6.
Shaheen Baad. 579 Lemey, 71
Jane Nold, 4890 Three M le drive, 62.
Kllaa Martin, 3705 H». Aubln, 52.
Edger G. Slpe, 512 Lenox. 55
Sam Schaefer, 3259 Webb. hi.
Anna Rachel Cohen. 2697 Tyler. 54.
Ivan Leon Blcoll, 18437 Wleconsln .
Clarence Barker, 989 East Congress, 54
Mary Harrington. 10H2 Henry. 95.
Sallle Turner, 5915 Northfteld, 27.
Elizabeth Many Smith, 3831 West Han
cock, 17.
SaUna Buranre Hall, 14210 Biackstone. 83
Irene Ann Steiger. 14279 Hark Grove, 39
Pearl Goheen, 13230 La Salle boulevard, 40
Arthur Rlst. 690 Temple, 61.
Anna Hempel. 1583 Pennsylvania. 79.
Mary Adelaide Liddy, 3980 Fourteenth, 76
laobel Laird. 807 West Grand boulevard, 84
Frank Yeoman, 8031 Weatwood. 65
Guy Allen Williams, Memphis, Term , 38.
Joseph Smith. 1518 Mack. 37.
Rev. Lloyd Henderson, 532 East Alexan
drine. 52.
Aurel Eatfan. 1321 Mcßrcarty, 49.
William Hamlin, 4331 Virginia Park. 63
Fannie Ellen Brotherton. 9801 Prairie. 66
Anna Jaklelek, 4844 Central. 44.
Tillie Zlemba. 4814 Martin, 58.
Adallna Goodin, 2436 Pennsylvania 80.
Elmer Q. Thompson, 266 Custer, 62.
Carl Kupczak. 13888 Newbern. 80.
Minnie A. Merritt, 15070 Sorrento. 74
Sam Salvators Legart. 3631 Benson, 80.
Helen Studer, 5898 Nortbflcld, 24.
Annie Clines Danforth, 16594 Shaftsbury.
79.
Rendardo Frezzo. 3109 Ellery, 53.
Antonio Marino Flore. 33t>o Illinois. 43.
Lawrence Kerkes, 19925 Lumpkin, 10
months.
Michael Bllckarz. 7351 Waldo. 54
Ila Irene Sherwin. 595 West Goldengat* 35
Amanada Williams, 1508 East Fort, 54.
Mary Thomas, 1404 Clinton, 33.
Robert Taylor, 964 Mullett, 41.
Joseph P. Warren, 288 East Grand boule
vard. 62.
Eleanor Bond. 19294 Berkley, 47.
Harry E. Sanford. SO Winder, 67.
Gabriel Ylda, 3670 Cltppert. 57,
Harry L. Wigal, 18987 Wlnthrop, 53
Henry E. McAdams. 5143 Whitfield, 5L
John Darke, 17584 Northrop, 83.
Homer Pickering, 19300 Steel, 79.
Delwln Brawley, 1711 Holdsn. 46.
Dan Vinson. 1509 East Euclid. 68.
James Pastorlsa. 9852 Bessemore, 11.
WlThelmina Ring, 5175 Joy road. 63.
Edward W. Anderson. 4323 Seebaldt, 73.
Alexander Meiach. 3944 Third, 82.
Robert Gaiks. 4809 Rlopelle, 50.
Eva Brown, 4137 St. Antoine. 66.
Mattie Spencer, 3904 St. Antoine. 99.
Joann Hill. 674 Bralnard, 1 month.
Violet L. Craig, 2621 Vermont, 36.
Joe Harney, 4247 St. Antoine. 36.
Augueta Guillette, 1177 Philip, 78.
Frank Irwin, 15224 Harrison, Allen Park,
55.
Elma Mildred Rltppl. 13)16 Montiile. 27.
George A. Frasier, 13580 Merrlnan, Livonia,
64.
Neill# Eniott. 112 Edmund, 77.
Albert Kessler, 4883 Bangor. 77.
Helen E. Jay, 849 Coplln. 53.
Angella Paine, 9588 Bessemore. 86.
Minnie Herrmann. 4509 McClellan. 87.
Frederick Hundrleeer. 9343 Harry St., 70.
Carl Oluffre. 2160 Hendricks. 67.
Mack Dais Scarbrough. 12861 Ward. 61.
Bertha Mlstersky. 15739 Iliad. 64.
Jessie Fartiuhareon, 3331 West Philadel
phia. 62.
Kenneth H Waterfleld. 5112 Whitfield, 48.
Emma Deßoao, 2230 Crane, 76.
Octave DeVoa. 2993 Drexei, 39.
{Anna Stachowlak, 4451 Dubois. 78.
'Mary J Archer. Northvllle. Mich., 62
David Kaplowlts, 3341 West Philadelphia,
M
IZalmen Korotkln, 14845 Stoepel. 80.
Clarence Newton Jr., 3185 Third, 2 not.
Konetanty Bochtnekl, 3836 Caamere, 73.
Kate Wojclecbowskl, 13423 Shields. S 3.
Margaret William*. 6341 Carrie. 29
Ethel M. Kline, 12339 Cherrylawn. 52.
Beatrice Long, 9000 Beverly Court, 71.
Governor to View
Battle Creek Parade
BATTLE CREEK, June 16.
Gov. Murray D. Van Wagoner was
to view tonight a parade and mass
meeting called by the local war
savings committee to give im
petus to the drive for the pur
chase of war bonds and stamps.
After a parade of local defense
workers and civilian defense vol
unteers, the governor was to go to
Kellogg Auditorium, where he will
swear in the approximately 1,500
volunteers.
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Custer Will Send
Troops to Major
Holiday Parades
FORT CUSTER, June 16-
While the conservation of rubber
is considered of prime importance
at Fort Custer the civilian morale
of the area surrounding the post
is more important and will con
tinue to receive support of the
local post in observance of na
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3Beatfj Notices
IHHAihKK—Juae W* 1*42, Ernest W\
hue band of the late Marla Dolanar;
father of Mre. Edward Hartman and Wil
bert O. Dolgner. also survived by two
slaters and two brothers. Funeral services
at chapel Of the Wno R Hamilton Co.,
Casa avenue at Alexandrine, Thursday
afternoon at 1:30.
JOHNSON—WesIey, suddenly" June IS; deaf
son of Mr. and Mrs. Hans Johnson, dear
brother of Anthony. Fred. Henry and Mrs.
J. O. Roberts. Funeral from /. P. Miller
chapel, 13301 Van Dyke. Wedneaday, 3 3d
P. m. Interment Forest Lawn Cemetery.
I-EMP**— Wimam, Juna~i4^~ana M yea*
beloved eon of Frank and Henrietta
dear brother of Mre. Edwacd
Selke of Van Dyke, Mich., and Mrs. Harry
Weltsel. Service Wedneaday afternoon. %
o’clock, from Alex LaßeU Funeral Horn*,
137 S East Grand Blvd. Burial Forest Law*
Cemetery.
SAGY—Geraldine tO’MaUa). June 14. deer
wife of Bert; stater of Mre. Emma Ms-
JonfT. Mre. J. W. Puckett, Mre. J. Potte.
Frank. Michael. Morreae and Emmet
O’Malla. Funeral from her residence, M&3
Townsend avenue, Wednesday, at *3O
» m . and to St. Anthony Church at 10.
*l* *ol—iuna Ift. Andrew R , buebaaS
of Katherine; father of Capt. Henry J.
of Conneaut, O.; Edward W. and Mrs.
H «cry Stahl of Chicago. Services from tlw
James B. McNally funeral home. 004 East
Grand boulevard. Thursday, 0:30 a. n*7*
St. Elisabeth Church. 10 a. m.: prayers
Wednesday, ft p. m Interment Mt Olivet.
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