THE W Y AINDU I*lE NEWS -HERALD PAGE TWO THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1945 BUY VICTORY BONDS Marine Corps League Dedicates Club Rooms

awarded a post-graduate decree by W it 2 Col. Shapley, Leatherneck “SIE” LANDERS, WHO SERVED UAW-CIO Sponsor ON “BORIE” NOW AT HOME Smerling Attends the Ohio College of Chiropody in Speaker Woodard “Sie” Landers, gunner's Cleveland, where the sessions are Health Institute Hero, Will Be Main mate 3rd class, who has just been Post-Graduate being held. Classes in Industrial Health and Col. Alan Shapley, USMC, assist- for which he received a letter of discharged from the navy at Great ¦: /:‘>x Safety, under the joint sponsorship ant to the Inspector General of the commendation, and, while in com- Lakes, 111., returned home last Wed- Chiropody Course Brazil’s bulky bulge toward Afri- Omi yr-CoadiU*t> Gu Conversion of the Health Institute of the mand of the Fourth regiment in nesday. It was the first time he ca pushes out into the Atlantic until Gra?U> Unite U. S. Marine Corps, will be the Dr. Charles L Smerling, Wyan- Alt filter* Furnace UAW-CIO and Wayne University the recapture of Guam, he won the had seen his six-months-old son, it is 2600 miles east of principal speaker, November are now in progress. 10. Navy Cross, highest award for Woody. Mrs. Landers resides In dotte chiropodist, Is In Cleveland City. when the Down Detachment, James Purdy, safety director of River valor. Ecorse where the couple plans to today commencing a post-graduate Marine Corps League will celebrate will be ded- the Michigan Mutual Liability The new clubrooms remain for a time. course in advanced Chiropody, EVERYTHING the 170th anniversary of the Corps icated during the celebration. The • company, and Walter Phillips of V father, Charles Landers, also sponsored Chiropo- at which they will dedicate by the Ohio tho Michigan department of labor time basement and rear of the main lives In Ecorse, while his mother, the club rooms at 900 Vlnewood. building will be maintained as dists Association. The purpose of ImmMIN in HEATING sPVBBB and industry, are the speakers for Mrs. Gertrude Landers, resides at Joint installation ceremonies of de- this course of study is to teach men the classes on industrial health and club rooms and the main floor will 16056 Helen, Wyandotte. O—Hbi Unite and auxiliary will rented for parties and dances. in the field the latest techniques SHEET METAL safety. tachment officers be Landers served on the USS Bo- also be held. Officers to be installed include: and advances in anatomy, dissec- Some of the subjects to be cov- ric, a destroyer, until it was sunk WORK Col. Shapley, of Detroit, received J P. Peterson, commandant; Wil- tion, electiotherapy, diagnosis, sur- - ered include “Machine Guarding,” the latter part of 1943 by a U. S. OF ALLTYPES the for gallantry at liam Lange, senior vice comman- gery, orthopedics, X-ray, dermatol- “Prevention of Falls,” “Ventilation,” bomb after having been severely Industrial and Raaldantial Pearl Harbor when he saved a dant; D. M. Burke, junior vice ogy, materia medica and fractures, “Occupational Diseases,” “Safety crippled in hand-to-hand fighting PHr^’ Machine Guards Boxes drowning Marine in the bullet- commandant; H. D. Smith, chap- as they pertain to the foot. Organization.” The entire course is with a huge German submarine. Blow Pipe Stacks splattered waters. The Marine hero lain; Robert Wheeler, sergeant-at- The course will be held over a «M Dali Imten free of charge and classes are being The former bluejacket returned Spray Booths was serving aboard the USS Ari- arms; A. M. Brandon, judge rdvo- period of five week-ends and will held at the Health Institute, 7930 to the States after that action Oil and Chip zona when Pearl Harbor was at- cate; J. T. Koviak, chief-of-staff; be led by the country’s best qual- Pans •teTM E. Jefferson, Detroit, 7 to 9 p.m., where he remained for nine months tacked. Leo Navarre, paymaster; A. A. La- ified teachers. Upon completion of Eavestroughs and Monday and Wednesday; Northern after which he was sent to the Pa- He received the Beau, adjutant; Guy Hefner, Earl the course. Dr. Smerling will be Down Spouts high school, room 307, 7 to 9 p m., cific. For about nine months he for exceptionally meritorious serv- Moshier, Paul R. Williams, trus- gj». .'•**•• SERVICE ON Tuesday and Thursday; Ford Lo- was stationed on Ullthic island ice on Okinawa, and won the tees. Five of the officers are veter- cal No. 600, Wyoming and Dix, 7:30 and it was there that three of his <9 flmwiln Ualte GAS and OIL bronze star medal at Bougainville ans of World War 11. to 9:30 p m. Wednesday evening be- buddies were killed although he was while in command of the Second All former Marines In the Down FURNACES ginning November 28. not injured. Marine Raider Regiment. Col. River area, who have been honor- Landers, who plans to complete - . !' AUTOMATIC Shapley commanded the Fourth ably discharged, and those who are his high school course which was 'I LOVE OOU HUMIDIFIERS A« tomailt Marine Regiment in the bloodless still in service and are home on Dr. E. Knaggs interrupted when he enlisted in the vfoidb ¦•t WiUr iMtv J. invasion of the St. Matthias islands, leave, are invited to attend. yuit until llPpjPrfer 11.50 navy on April 17, 1941, has just re- Fee All Furnacss |T/' :tMSll Resumes Practice turned from the Pacific. Among his you toy it until a I|ir Knaggs, M. D., re- is the presidential unit :*«*jfgl Dr. Earl J. Polish War decorations sumed practice this week at his Orphans Exchange Rags citation. g&lyeouAr engagement new offices, room 201, Kresge HAYES avenue, after 18 for Clothes Contributed in Last FCTiM and Aeng building, Biddle FARM BUREAU uteddmg FURNACE CO. months overseas service with the ,Wayne county farmers have Year’s Natioiml Drive f WYy AltMßie Dupt 155 and 303rd station hospitals in UNRRA formed the W ayne County farm 1834 EUREKA 1140 Thousands of orphans Irt Cantrate England. Dr. Knaggs, who resides war in and warm took the place of the two bureau with the following officers ."¦ now lutefc.' | at 13179 Phelps, arrived home a Poland are wearing clothing cast-off garments. From time to and directors: president, Glenn contributed by American peo- time, when they were finally dressed, > '/ ago. the secretary-treasurer, (wik. Ul m* ' month Miller, Willis; ple in the United Natonal Clothing a little boy or girl would approach iiso Diddle, His office hours from 2 to M. W. Wiseley, Plymouth; Jacob Ehrlich'save: -NtXT*ne-shers are • Collection of the past spring. A us, delightedly point at • pm. and 7 to 8 p.m. daily except themselves Brinks, Plymouth; J. W. Swegles, WYANDOTTE 4 cablegram describing the distribu- in EuT |“ £Lu| their new clohes and say, Plymouth; Carl Bingel, George H. Thursday. of this clothing UEt» i4 H ... wirt. am. 3 tion in Warsaw on “UNRRA” the one word that Grissel, Wayne; Howard Moyer, October 25 was made public today everyone could Stratmifclßf Buy Victory Bonds understand.” i George Essex, Willis. by Dan A. West, director of the Division of Contributed Supplies of fake UNRRA. DELSEY F. Armstrong and Cos. =*======-**-===*===*===-=- The report was cabled by an CIGARETTES UNRRA representative who watch- ed pathetically thin war orphans LUCKIES CAMELS a TOILET OLD GOLD CHESTER- I v_jHl M JBMHfIL in a temporary children’s shelter ¦ k UUi flAit URUG STORE 1 exchange their ragged garments for FIELD—PHILLIP MORRIS I the war clothing given by Ameri- TISSUE can families only a few months ago in the nation-wide drive for CARTON 4 24 Overcoat Parade , - i^c^^Sk-' moment. BIOLAC PABLUM Perhaps a skirt and the remnants SHAVE SHAMPOO BABY of a blouse was all that had to be BOWLS LILLY'S sy|B6 PARKE-DAVIS l A 32 BABY 00 removed. Dressing took longer—a 75c Six* MULTICEBRII 100'* COMBEX, 100's FOOD CEREAL s2o°° to *25 warm vest and knickers, shoes and socks perhaps for the first time SI.OO 59c ABBOTT'S AJ r PARKE-DAVIS 5<%39 in their lives, a pretty frock and NATOLA, * 14c 39c VI-DAYLIN,90cc __ 50cc a coat that was both large enough Large UPJOHN'S PARKE-DAVIS 25c 50c SCHROEDER HOME Fresh s<*9B ARRID UNICAPS. 100'* ~ VITAMIN B QO r CARTOSE Cpl. Frederick achroeder arrived Deodorant EXTRACT, 4-os 7®^ Infant home last Tuesday, after having Sports Deodorant 50c Size Suppository BABY Wear been honorably discharged from UPJOHN'S S % 28 the Army at Indlantown Gap, Pa. SUPER-D. lOcc * PARKE-DAVIS $4*97 FORMULAI VENETREX, 100's * Cpl. 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