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THE WYANDOTTE NEWS-HERALD
PAGE FOUR
Completes Tour of Duty
**TH BOMBARDMENT WING.
TINIAN The “Billy Mitchell’*
bomb group, pioneer unit of the
Twentieth Air Force, has announced
that Captain Myron W. Serbay, B-23
pilot, husband of Mrs. M. W. Ser
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VEAL CHOPS • 37-
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VEAL BREAST • 19*
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COTTAGE CHEESE . * 18c FILLETS » 31a
Mild. Mellow-riek Che.** Skinless
FRANKENMUTH .... 34c WIENERS 36c
Prum * fleet in Thun., Fri., Sat., Aug. 16, 17, IS, Stock of oil items subject to our ability to make delivery under wartime conditions
THURSDAY. AUGUST T*. 1?45
dotte. and son of Mr. and Mrs. B
N. Serbay. 4244 Jonathan Ave., Dear
born, Mich., recently completed his
tour of duty of combat flying duty
with 35 missions over the Japan°se
empire. From bases in India and
China he participated in major
air battles over Japan. Manchuria,
Now Point Fres! Kroger's Unsweetened
GRAPEFRUIT = ! 3B C
Kroger's Fresh Saratoga Style Soda
CRACKERS..^I7 c
Famous Vitamin A Enriched Margarine
KEYKQ ., ~ 28 c
All Purpose Cake, Pastry Flour
PILLSBURY.~I.2S
• Paiemoang ana Burma for which
' he received four bronze battle at&rs.
He also wears the Distinguished unit
citation which the “Billy Mitchell”
group received for the strike against
strongly fortified Yawata. as well
as the Air Medal with three Oak
Leaf clusters and the Distinguished
Flying Cross. He has been stationed
on Tinian the migration early
[ this \ear of India-bared B-29’s to
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AT BIG SAVINGS
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CANNING JARS Z. 60c Z. 50c
Kroger's Asnndale Brand
CIDER VINEGAR 51c
WE'RE DOING OUR BEST to supply you with
soaps! Supplies are displayed in stores when
received. Keep asking for
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TOMATO JUICE. ’Y' 10c
Orange and Grapefruit
BLENDED JUICE -41 c
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LEMON JUICE .... 8c
Runsweet
PRUNE JUICE... 28c
Henkle’s Famous .\il-Purpose
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5 & 39‘
Pineapple (loM
LAYER CAKE... . 54c
Kroger’* Fresh Roll
BUTTER n. 46c
Kroger’* Mtamin Enriched Tanned
MILK 3 r 27c
Tasty Rita
CRACKERS .... ST 25c
Subject to Stock* —Crisp Potato Chip*
MEW ERA ST 33c
Make* Window* Bright!
ROMITE 17c
Mra. Stewart’*
BLUING • •••••• bottle 9c
Subject to stocks—Alure
SOAP FLAKES, pw 14c
LIFEBUOY
FAMOUS HEALTH
SOAP
Has a rich,
mild lather!
SWAN
The r 4-in-1"
Floating
SOAP
B SUPER MARKETS Hfel
join units in tne Marianas uianui
in the fire-bombing of Jr panes#
industrial cities.
Love one another, as *1 have loved
you.” No estrangement, no enSla
tion, no deceit, enters into the heart
that loves as Jesus loved. It is
a false sense of love that, like the
summer brook, soon gets dry.
Mary Baker Eddy
RINSO
ECONOMICAL
A little goes
a long uay.
For laundry, dishes.
SUNBRITE
SCOURING
POWDER
coo 5‘
rvccsier field
KEESLER FIELD. Biloxi, Mis*..
August 13—Pvt. Ralph M. Linton,
son of Mr. end Mrs. Leslie Linton,
11234 Sibley road, Wyandotte, and
husband of Mis. Virginia A. Linton,
2313 Banner street. Dearborn, today
was enrolled in the world's great
est educational program—one of
the AAF Training Command's an
; plane mechanics training courses at
Kcesler Field.
Complete Mechanical Service
RAY BEHM - - - widely known
mechanic in charge
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FREE ESTIMATES • NO OBLIGATION
Sinclair Gasoline & Oils
Fourth & Eureka Service
Carl Dossett. Proprietor Ray Behm. Mechanic
EUREKA at FOURTH PHONE 9675
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BE CONFIDENT!
Correct Fittings by
GRADUATE Corsetieres!
Zula Grayson Alma Stokes lva Lowler
The above certificate of merit is lwarded to a Sears
corsetiere when she has completed an extensive
course of training in fitting corsetry. Bring yocr
figure problems to her. You can be confident she
knows how to fit you beautifully, comfortably, perfectly!
Foundations 6.98 to 11.95 Bras 59c to 5.00
Biddle Ave.. at Maple Si. CEAftC Vine wood 2-2350
Wyandotte #EfvV%# Wyandotte 2300
I i lie training ne win receive id cue
I mechanic* school wiD cover basic
I airplane and engine mechanic op
erations. The technical course will
; extend over * period of approxi
mately 76 days and will include in
struction on the electrical systems,
engine operation, fuel and oil sys
tems. propellers, structures, instru
ments and basic inspection. This
will qualify him for additional spe
cialized trfftnins in the maintenance
of heavy bomber or cargo planes.
Now you can come in to Fourth
and Eureka and get COM
PLETE service for your car—
from motor repairs to greasing,
gasoline and oils to battery
service. We also do complete
brake work. Come in and see
us for . . .
Riverview Soldier Tells of Cver&oas Ballgam*
A baseball game that goes
through eleven Innings without any
score is ically something to wiite
home about nnd Pic. Chester \7.
Hinton did just that in a letter to
his father. Mr. George Hinton ol
18230 West Jefferson, Riverview.
In the letter Chester related how
his company and Uie headquar
ters company played seven innings
of soft ball with the score at 7-7
and no further runs were made un
til the 18th inning when the head-
On Their Way
Three more Wyandotte soldiers
are on their way home from Europe
for redeployment or release.
Pfc. John E. Eisele is enroute with
the 5-Star "Santa Fe' Division,
which in ten months battled across
the Elbe River to within 42 miles
of Berlin. Eisele is the son of Mrs.
Theresa Eisele. 824 Pine street. Ele
ments of his division served as Hon
or Guards for President Truman
when he arrived at Antwerp.
Tech. 3/c Hugh V McEarhern.
son of Mr. and Mrs. M. McEachern.
Emmons blvd . is at ‘Tophat" stag
ing area, Antwerp. Belgium. He
was with the sth Medical Battalion.
sth Infantry Division and parti
cipated in the Normandy. North
ern France. .Ardennes. Rhineland,
and the central European campaigns.
He has received the Bronze Star.
McEachern entered the service in
February. 1941 and spent three years
and three months overseas and has
117 points. He attended St. Pat
rick's high school.
Tech 5/c John Schmidt, son of
Mrs. Kathrin Schmidt. 463 Vine
wood. is at LeHavre Port of Embark
ation. He entered the service in
August. 1943 and has been overseas
six months. He has on? battle star
and wears the Army good conduct
medal. He was with an ordnance
maintenance battalion with the 20th
Armored Division in central Europe
In civilian life Schmidt was a mach
inist at Ford Motor Company, River
Rouge.
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If you plan to give yourself a Permanent Wave at home,
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properly for you. It makes a wave take. A• W
• ANNOUNCEMENT •
We are proud to announce that one of Down Rivers
finest hair stylists is now with us Miss Aggie Jensen,
formerly of the Sterling Shop
We have a "miracle" hair drier tor children or
women with long hair. 20 minutes drying time
IN FRONT OF. not UNDER THE DRIER!
PRYOR'S BEAUTY SALON
2836 BIDDLE AVENUE PHONE 4527
Closed All Day Monday—Open Friday Eve by Appointment
quarters company l.n.diy made cr»#
run to win the game.
Pfc. Hinton has been In the armv
icr two years and has spent one
year of that time oxerseas in the
Pacific area. At the present t'.me
he is based at a rest camp on Min
danao Island after beirnu in com
bat for several months.
Buy War Bonds
Make Your UPHOLSTERY
LAST •:
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Monday Evening*.
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Dr. E. F. Townsend
Optometrist Since 1904
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Over Milkins Jewelers
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