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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09
Many New Groups

In the place OF the discredited
transmission belts" hundreds of
new, neutrality-suspicious. groups
have sprung up. The task is to
recognize them for what they
are: and that is the task that
the pamphlet, How to Stop the
Junior Fifth Column" will make
easier.
1t Is written by Murray Plav-
ner, dark, intense and studious
national director OF the National
Foundation for American Youth,
and Samuel Mines. assistant d.
rector.
The pamphlet is directed at
Iouth. whose active. eager minds
and ready sympathy offer q
tempting field for fifth column
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09
Delicate Question

Plavner and Mines recognize
that the question Is q delicate
one. They write:
AS an individual, the teacher
has every legal right 10 his be-
liefs-even to talk about his be-
lief. BUT NOT IN SCHOOL He
Is there TO teach q prescribed
course. Whatever his personal
opinions, he has no legal n moral
right 10 use that position for In
dOctrination.
Another question 70 ask Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09

ton with an impressive
title and broad claims to inde-
pendence and democracy. which
SECRETLY takes orders from
a subversive or foreign agent"
Most dangerous. Plavner and
Mines hold. are the Communists:
"The Communists are the only
group of any Importance which
has undertaken to organize q
hugh network of youth organiza-
tions which. under innocent
sounding names. carry on Com
munist work"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09

munists and Nazis Of the Junior
Fifth Column want America
stripped Of defense. an easy prey
to attack.
Attitude on Peace
Another question:
what h the attitude of the
organization toward the soviet
Unions peace policy?'"
Plavner and Mines write:
~After Stain gave Hitler the
20, signal on Poland and him
self launched the invasions OF
Finland. Poland and Rumania.
there was q noticeable embar-
rassment about the peace pro-
posals' Of Comrade Stain.
The particular organization
approaching you. therefore. may
have dropped this point. In
THAI CASE, ASK FOX A RES-
OLUTION CONCERNING RUS
STA AS A DICTATORSHIP AN3
SEE WHAT HAPPENS. ASK
FOR A RESOLUTION DE-
NOUNCING THE NvASIONS
OF FINLAND, POLAND AND
RUMANIA. LIZ 1T is A FRONT
ORGANIZATION THE REsO-
LUTON WILL BE LOST BE-
FORE IL REACHES FIRST
BASE"
There, In the sum Of those
questions. lies q chart 70 the
Identification of communism. No
organization may be judged by
its answers to one Of the oues-
tons alone. Playnef and Mines
warn:
"Dont jump at conclusions.
Don't start q witch hunt. Our
sole purpose In to put enough In
formation into the hands ef
American youth 50 that 10 can
protect itself against the lnoes-
SAINT attacks Of the enemies a
democracy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09

lists. for. as Gene Tunney. chair
man of the foundation. writes:
1.-THE heart Of every dictatorial
movement has always been
youth"
But. while Il Is directed ct
youth. IL points a road that
every American may follow.
Sharp and effective II its out
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09

and hearts Of young people.
The title of the pamphlet
states its purpose:
How TO STOP the Junior
Fifth Column!"
It is a guide 70 communism. a
measuring stick by which each
effort of the Communists 70
spread their propaganda may be
recognized: by which each new
Communist front" organization
may be identified
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09
Warn of Danger

Here the guide must be deity
applied. The purpose Of the
Communist Is to strip America OF
defense: yet Plavner and Mines
warn:
BE careful not 70 condemn
hastily ALL organizations OPP
posed to peacetime CONSUMPTION
or other phases OF national de-
tense. There are many peace or
CARNATIONS and religious groups
with objections Of conscience not
in any way connected with the
Communist movement
II Is equally important 70 point
out here that the opponents Of
total" aid to Britain-those
true patriots who are bending
every effort TO keep America out
of war. MUST NOT BE CON-
FUSED WITH TREACHEROUS
FIFTH COLUMN GROUPS.
The difference Ia this:
Patriots Americans want
their nation TO be 20 strong that
she need never go 20 war; Com
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09

those who seek to enroll you In q
new organization:
what IL the attitude Of that
organization toward the Maxi and
Fascist bunds? Toward the Com
munist party?
Plavner and Mines write:
To-day. embarrassed by hav-
ing the bund as q bedfellow, the
attitude of a Communist group
may be evssive on the rights Of
Nazis, but just as determined that
Communists be allowed . free
hand"
Another question on which 70
judge an organization:
"What Is the attitude Of the
organization toward national de-
fense2"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09
Tunney Uses CartooniSt'S
Art to Expose the 'Isnls'
BY DAVID CAMELON.

should learn by heart
school boy standing searching mind
- the threshold of learning
Every college student for the essential truths of the adult
life upon which he is about embark
struggling s the real values
life maom myth and that seeks
to cloud the minds of citizens.
story of pamphlet published by the proAmerican National
group sponsored Tunne
attempt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09

line Of the main strategy In OPP
posing the Junior Fifth Column:
Exposure. ridicule. these ter
rible weapons which voltaire
knew, plus constructive youth
organization to replace front
grouos-these are the answers to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09

the hundred and one DISCUSSES Of
the Junior Fifth Column"
Answers Query
What u the Junior Fifth
Column"
The pamphlet answers:
'Tt Is a youth group or student
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09

ings and make him more recep-
tive to the undermining process. :"
Evening star., 1941-06-29
Is my savings account
insured at your bank?

Yes indeed. The Morris Plan
Bank is a member of the
Federal Deposit Insurance
Corporation, a corporation
created for the express purpose
Of insuring bank deposits.
This means deposits are
insured up to $4,000 for each
depositor by the Federal De.
posit Insurance Corporation.
Then, too, your savings
account may be started at
our Bank with $40 or more.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses applied for November
10. 1891:
Flovd Comedy, 81: Olive F. Johnston 50
Yietnr- MaaleE-22 20 eiFaee-Is4Ee fsft
lott, is.
Media LAME. ~. Gertrude Popa. Is.
Hosie Aims. 80. Stella Sublet %.
Girolomo Cracchiolo. I'll Josephine Costa
20
Harry Maynard. %: Elenora Adam. %
Raymond Hendrickson, 26; Aida Auoin
20
orland J. Riccardi. 81; William Mccpne
Ernie H ssvola, 30. sara Jane schsIOle
80.
Leo Kusohinski. 81: Carol Engsnder. %.
Charles A. Rimer. %; Dorothy Hitler. 81
Harold Thibodeaux, 81; Lorraine Henning
II
Leonard wysocki. %; Clara Pietrsszewska
Allan Schultz. 20; Catherine Mcdonald, 81
Marlin w Anderson, "a; Marion L. An
Richard X. Harbach. Is; Phnippa Mari'
Leathey, %.
Rober, c. .damkiu. 20; Gioris Hodges II
VIM. Dezarov. II; Dolores Darline Kros
James W. Reid. rs: Doris r. Buck. 2s.
+. Arthur Link, 3s Elizabeth Kollack
Robert W voss. 25: Lois HHeman. %.
OTIS \. Duncan. al Mildred G. white. is
Frank Lawrence. 81 Doris Schumacher
2S
Robsr, Y Gillian. rs; Anne Marie Finger
Harry ogger. 10: Marguerite Mock. 10.
Roger Beaudoin. 2e: Ruth l.. Thayer, n.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22
Infdnti|e Paralysis
Serum Rushed South

NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-UNS)-
"A shipment of special serum
rushed from Milwaukee 10 New
York on Instructions of the COM
manding officer OF the navy air
station here. arrived by American
Airlines plane today and was
transferred to navy plane for
shipment south" At Columbia
Hospital. Milwaukee, it was said
that the shipment consisted of $50
cubic centimeters of polio con-
valescent serum for treatment OF
infantile paralysis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22
S-BIRTHS-DEATHS-D
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Francis Brown. Jr.. le; Grace WITT. IT.
Thomas Davis, So; Eba Peoples. As.
Alvin Richie. 20. Joyce Ware. 1e
Clarence W. Kleinschmit, %; Martha Anr
Bartlett. ~
Ray Liss al: Betty Krizan. "a.
Jerry Becklehamer, 20: Laura Belle Moore
20
Ralph II. Hoffman. "a: Maxine Bidle 20.
Henry Ottevaere. "a; Dorothy Nonamaker
%.
Israel Berkovitz, %; Dorothy Fishman. is
Everett II. Dixon, 81; Jean Sazzio rs.
Louis Burkette. I'll; willie Mae Allen 20.
Everett Van De Ven, 81; Gayle Bicknell
"a
Charles Ross. 20; ophelia Powell, Is
Jeffery Gould. 10; Theresa Louis Newman
IS
Anthony J. Dote. %: Phyllis Delpho. 81.
Raymond George Nieman, "a; Clara Plot
raschke, is.
Harold Geggie. 20; Janet E. Jorgensen. %
Columbus Boone. 54 Dollie Alexander. so
Walter Wrobel %: Cassie Cal, as
stephen J Conklin, 40: Mary Boyd. 81.
Paul T. LaPtante, "a; Jerry Somand, 20
Robert Hughes. 80; Marie schweitzer. 81
.Chando d Stanley, as; Grace Christie. So
Clayton Spencer. 20; Alberta G. Lschovsky
is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22
BIRTHS

Eeiia-f irfrurn. sfn5F Nontclair
Mary Mciiil, 4lo5 West Vernon.
Ethel Head 57O7 Fairvew
Minnie Hunt. 1929 Macomb
Gladys Hsylock 2254i Fenken
Margaret Hazard. 1883 Chapal.
Agnes Mcintyre. 3452 St Jean.
Blanche Hayward, 6426 Concord
Angelina Marceca. 1920 East Canheld
Bessie Jones lss0s Gallagher
Aoplonia KurcZewski. 5000 Harper.
Rae Klempner. 275l Rochester.
Gertrude LaPratt, 1875 French road.
Margaret Leschlnski. 364i Lycaste
Joan Lane. 1907 Mackenzie
Agnes Lishin. 1852 Fourteenth.
Euretta Morehead, 27544 Hanover. Inkster
Mary Monson. S. West Hancock
Jean Naples 1895 West Vernon
Eleanor Monahan. 1881 Manor.
Helen Noricks. 31T6 Superior
Eleanor Oleksik. 34ii Harper.
Marcella ouellette, 2233l South Military
Dearborn.
Ella o'Keefe. 1857 Navarro.
Stella osip. 5277 Daniels.
Odessa Richardson 74n7 Bryden--------
Evelyn Peters. 1914 Iroauois Royal Oak.
Frances Porchis. 1854 Lore,to
dotte
Leslie Rivard $50 Park. Lincoln Park.
Pear Ruskin. l7l7i Santa Rosa.
Evelyn Spear l7207 Barlow.
Jean Spieg. 30os Jacob, Hamtramck
Katherine sironeii, ii75s Hawthorne
Highland Park
Fife Simpson. 1881 Benitsau.
Connie Spiterl. 1917 Dazelle
Marcella Verbeck. 3573 East Hancock
Marie WHITE. 9245 OtseEo.
Dorothy Wall so Beres ford. Highland Park
Evelyn Wright 81 East Lewiston, Fern
dale
Barbara Warren. 5735 old,own
Phyllis Weidner. 1892 LivernOiS.
Mildred walker. 10137 Sylvester
Margaret Wigginton. 1895 Rademacher.
Lorraine Wilkinson. 4513 Military
Elizabeth Willard. $50 CadieuX road. Crosse
POlnte
Glenna Youngerman. $3.50 Dolphin. Dear
horn.
Kathleen Zaveri 1854 Ohio
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22
BIRTHS

BOYS
BOYS were born 10.
Ida ArmitsSe 1872 Florence
Anna Allen, 2656l Breton WOODS Royal
Rose Boyd. 1925 Clements
Lenora Bailey. 3075 Dix. Lincoln Park.
Irene Barfush. 1903 Appoline.
Ruth Borchert, 52il Somerset
Georgina Behr. 1925 Copn-
Lila Baumeister. So Eas, Pleasant, River
Irene Brown. 1886 whnheld.
Dorothy Besupre, 1902 Hillcrest. Crosse
Barbara BOOK. 2o7as Young Lane, Crosse
Ruth Carlisle, 1869 Buckingham. Birming.
ham
Bina creevy. 23is3 Tawas. Hazel PARK
Helen Costello. 2oi30 Spencer.
Clara Ellis. 1902 Riopelle.
Rose Fassell, 1856 Lauder
Constance Franklin. 55ee Whitfield
Minnie Gabriel. 1888 Benitesu.
Jessie Huskey. 1880 Division.
Maxine Higgins, hI54 Orangelavn
Alice Horvath 1885 Austin, Lincoln Park
llaene Hubbard. 6i12 Fllery
Lillian Johnson, All Haverhill.
Dolores Johnson $50 West Tenken Roches
Rosie James. 1898 clinton.
Helen Jartz 1881 Ilene
Marie keenan,. 1888 Hurlhut
Anna Kohl - West -CieRweedH EcoFse-
lrms Krick. 1927 Plymouth
Barbara Hammer. 1880 Crawford Lane
Crosse Pointe
Lillian Kirschbaum. rs Miller. Dearborn
Isabelle Lowry. 1855 Hampton. Crosse
Vera Lalonde. 1881 Fourteenth.
Shirley Lichtenstein, 30ll Elmhurst
Eleanor Mccain. 1881 West Philadelphia
Audrey Mcdonald. 1886 Ferguson.
Dorothy Mckinney. 2017 Ferdinand.
Frances Mollicoue A42q Van Dyke
Josephine Melotik Soil Wheeler
Agnes Menrlikowski, 3015 Eveline, Ham.
Helen MacFarlan. $3.50 West Lafayette
Ercel Winfield. 1913 East Ferry.
Victoria Ostarik, 1925 Evans.
Mary Ollverio. 225l Erskine
Marie Piskorowski, 1905 Rlppelle
Grace Provencher. 1855 Sorrento
virginia Pando. 1896 Hale
Edith Pemberton. 2ell Lansing
Audrey Pittenger 1916 Abingdon
Marie Rausch. 1920 Mackenzie
-EXe1xn-N a-aar-l7i 54-ri-
Louise Schneider. 935 West Hancock
Eva Smith: 264e5 Edgeworih. Royal Oak
Margaret Schneider, 1901 Northfeld.
May straight, 6i2i Marlborough.
Pauline Thomas. 1920 Cadillac
Dena Turken, $3.50 Blaine
bertna Wnitworth. 27le So. Antoine.
Eugene Wiatr. 1925 Thirty-second
Lillian Williams. 1902 Wark
Julia zidei. 5024 Baldwin.
GIRLS
Girls were born to:
Mary Abdenour. $40 East LAFAYETTE.
regina Anderson 63s Hardwood
helen Arbuckle, 117T Putnam
Geneva Asher. 5026 Fourth
Estelle Brisson. 5Os2 Maybury Grand.
Alice Barvick. 1886 Westbrook
Juanita Bigham. 1871 Thomas, Berkeley
Clara Blanck, 1880 St Marys
Nellie Beden. 5000 Kendall Dearborn.
Grace Berry. 325 West End UwinsD
Marie Belby 224s SHanford. Lincoln Park
Julia Balkwell. 1855 Waverly.
Julia Benyo. 1922 South Edsel
Dovia Billings. 37ie Cass
Helen Bloom, 1926 Rivard. Base Line
Eleanor Barlow. 1910 Coningwood.
Naomi Cole 1852 Ksntheld
Helen Croceniz 1855 Rcwick
Sophie Chmielewski i2375 Maine
Genevlevc DofNbrowsk l3OOs Jane
Mary Fsper. 54NMarie. Fcorse
Mary Foldvary, 9ii6 Thaddeus.
Hortcnse Gese. 1901 Helen
Rose Gabelman. 22i03 Brittany Eas, De.
troit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22
SeesU.S. Leader
lnSpiritudI Move

A new spiritual movement ema.
mating from America will sweeT
the world when the war is over
Franz Werfel. the Austrian-borr
novelist, said here today. He spoke
at the Detroit Town Hall meetings
held at the Cass Theater.
This Is the great hour for
America" Werfel said i'm his
suite at the Book Cadillac. "Eu-
rope In exhausted. Whether
Hitler collapses or not, 10 will
u make no difference. The people
are tired"
The novelist hopes to become an
American citizen. and has already
taken out his first papers.
Eve need poets In this cOun-
try" he said. "Young people
who can look beyond the pres
ent to see the new movements
! we hope will arise here.
y America will, because II Is
, her destiny. play the first violin
In the new world symphony"
he said. "Y0ur present day real
ism In the field of literature
= and politics will give way to a
more spiritual thought In all
. fields. There will be less ma
terialism and more Of human
sympathy and comradeship."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22
William ). Kearns
Spanish-U. S S. War Vets
Funeral Monday

Funeral services for William s
kearns. Spanish-American Wal
veteran who died suddenly las,
Saturday at Los Angeles at the age
OF 81, will be held Monday at
a. m. in Annunciation Church.
Mr.. Kearns. who retired Il
years ago as factory manager for
the United States Rubber Com.
pany after "a years with the con-
Germ. lived in Detroit with his
daughter. Mrs. Agnes Tilton, al
1863 Chalmers avenue and had
been spending his Winters in Cali
fornia and Arizona since his re-
tirement.
Besides Mrs. Tilton. he is sur.
vived by a son. William f. Kearns
four grandchildren. Mrs. Marion
Scally, George j. Tilton and Gloria
and Theresa Kearns. and one great
grandchild, Mary Agnes Scally.
The body will be AT the John F..
Dekay Funeral Home until $50
a. m. Monday. Burial will be in
Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22
DEATHS

Paul Harris Fry. 1s60s wark, SO.
Raymond Ward 80 Howard, ~
Walter Colduitt. 1902 Reed Place. IL.
Elmer Griswold. 81 West Forest So.
John r. Williams, 2s5 East Alexandrine
IL
Evalyn Cora Miller. 1923 Lilibridge. n.
Demetrios Isangus. 500 Fast Lafayette. 90
William A. Kerr, us Glynn Court. 81.
Johanna Stegmeyes. 224S Pierce. So.
Francis Finn in. 1902 Glenfed. months
James J. Cammarata, 1850 81. Joseph, 20
Ida Karber. 34T3 Garland, So
Ella McKeller Ss01 Russell SO.
Bernhardine Berg, s4i West Philadelphia
81
Almira A. RundeI 520l Oregon, 81.
Max y. Otremba, 4614 Scotch, 80.
NJ. Arlene Lord 1903 Freda, 80.
Jessie NJ. Mason, 1922 Twenty eighth. 50
Frank c. Stsweck. 9235 Dearborn, IS.
Edward Henning Hill. 263 Marlborough. IL
Raymond l.. Paul. Nahma. Mich, az.
Florence Male. 6497 Reissman, 80.
Matthew Sterling. $500 Webb. 81.
5T65- csrftfac, r1os
Joseph NJ. Samulski, 5663 Commonwealth
49,
Ethel Bronstein, 1851 Petoskey, so.
Elizabeth Law. 299s sheridan, SO.
Harry Hoffer. 1is45 Rad. So
Charles Perdelwitz. 147s Ferdinand. So.
Mary sinko. 1881 Fourteenth. rs.
Helen Lovely. 1899 Inglis. 10.
Thadeus Gore. 1855 Fourth. AZ.
Emma z. Conner. 2764 Second. so.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22
Obituaries
Matte |. Jondro
IA Years With StatIer
Auditing Department

Matte L. Jondro, for IA years a
member of the auditing depart
ment of Hotel Statler, will be
buried in Mt. Olivet Cemetery fol-
lowing services Monday at $50
a. m. at the Thomas p. Lahey
Funeral Home. 1916 Dexter boule-
ward, and at 8 o'clock at st. Leo's
Church.
Miss Jondro, who lived at 6128
Fifteenth street, is survived by
two sisters, Mrs. James b. Coates
and Lillian K. Jondro; two broth
ers. George A. and William r.
Jondro; two nieces. Margaret F..
Jondro and. Mrs. John F.. Beyster
of Crosse lie. and a nephew.
Robert b. Jondro.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22
State Builders
Subject TO lax

LANSING. Nov. %. 49, Acting
under a recent decision OF the
United States Supreme Court,
Atty, Gen Herbert J. Rushton to-
day announced he intends to issue
a ruling that the state must collect
3 per cent sales tax on the pur-
. chases OF contractors holding fed
-eral, state. municipal or school
contracts.
- Rushton's ruling would be based
. on Supreme Court decision that
alabama has the power to collect
"a sales tax on the purchases of
contractors holding federal con-
tracts. Under the decision il would
be possible to make the collection
retroactive for the past three
years.
Sales tax officials said. however,
that such tax could be evaded if
The government bought the mate
trails for the contractors. Belief
that this would be done in Michi-
gan was one of the reasons no
effort has been made 10 collect
the tax. the officials said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22
Speed Construction
.0f DAWSON Highway

y Construction of the Dawson
limited highway was speeded to-
day with the letting of contracts
FOR construction of four grade
separations at Third and Second
avenues and John r. and Brush
streets at n cost of $3.50. 322,
Michael J. OBrien, vice chairman
of The Wayne County road com
mission announced.
The bridges will span the high
speed mile and third long high
way which will provide three
lanes of traffic in each direction.
Contracts for the remaining three
grade separations. al Woodward.
Hamilton and Oakland avenues.
will be let this Winter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22
GdmeIin Reported
In Critical Condition

BERLIN, Nov 22.-UNS)-The
German news agency DNB re.
ported from Paris today that the
condition of Maurice Gustave
Gamelin. former commander-in-
chief of the French army, is
critical
The report said Gamelin Is al
an unrevealed hospital TO which
he was removed from Portalet
fortress after suffering break
down. He was held at the fort
ress pending trial with other
French leaders accused of lead
ing France into war with Ger
many.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22
Confesses Wre(kinu
OF StredmIine Train

SUSANVILLE. Cal. Nov. 22.-
(INS)-Sheriff DIN Johnson OF
Lassen County declared today that
a 24-year-old youth who identified
himself as c. Alexander had CON
fessed he caused the derailment
of the Southern Pacific,S- stream
liner City Of San Francisco near
Harvey. New. Aug. II. 1899.
Twenty-four persons were killed
and los injured in the wreck. Sew
eral previous confessions by other
suspects have proved false.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22
Three More Hunters
Shot by Accident

Three more men today were re-
ported accidentally wounded while
hunting =deer." They are Gerald
Bedford, 80, of Vaudeville. shot in
the shoulder when his gun dis
charged as he was leaning it
against building; Roy Shank
land, Al, of Ann Arbor, critically
injured when shot by another
hunter in mistake for a deer: and
William Gorham, of Belleville
shot in the foot in a similar acct
dent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22
Faces Murder Trial
On Dedthbed CHARGE

Charged with murder, Jack
Silverton. 33, of 1883 Cortland
avenue, today is held for trial in
the death of Sidney Levine. "a, of
1888 West Philadelphia avenue,
( Of lowing examination before
Judge Donald Van Zile.
Chief testimony against Silver
ton was given by the dead mans
father. who said that his son, on
his deathbed, whispered he had
been SHOT by "Scotty' and a man
still sought. Silverton also is
known as Scotty the Bookkeeper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22
Heads State Group
OF MCA Older Bows

Malcolm Milks of Lansing today
was named president of the Y. M
c. A. State Older Boys Confer.
Ience. succeeding Stuart Anderson
of Detroit. as more than 600 boys
from all over the state met in
their thirty-ninth annual conclave
at the Northern Y. NJ. c. A.
Other officers elected al the
meeting. first TO be held in Detroit
since 1911, were: George Michel
vice president. and Tom Fezzey OF
261 Roscdale Court, secretary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22
Unions Sue ] Firms
For 100000 Each

The Cadillac Market Company
OF Detroit, and the G.. NJ. Peet
Packing Company of Ghesaning
Mich. were named defendants in
two suits for 100000 each filed
today in Federal Court by the
Packing House Workers Organic
ing Committee (CIO) and the
Packing House Workers of Ameri-
lea. Local SO (CIO) and 10 of its
members.
The suits were filed under the
Federal Wages and Hours Act by
the union. which claims that the
companies each owe employees.
which il represents. that amount
in overtime pay since the act went
into effect in 1898.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22
DIVORCES

Divorces granted November 10. 1871:
Frances Schloss from Charles J.
Pauline Downey from Noah +.
Anna Mancini from Thomas J.
Harriet NJ. Waitman from Lewis r.
Ester Clara Just from Harry.
Rernice o Dell from oliver r
Mary Charlotte Freeman from Clifford J.
Beatrice Jones from James.
Alexandrine Jernigan from Erseli.
Ruby johnson from Otis X.
Myrtle Carpen from George.
Ruth Olivia Frank from Willis Herbert.
Matilda Deckard from Dewey.
Marion Lowe from Albert r.
Dorothy j. Hamilton from William r.
Annie Kowalchuk from Harry
Lucille +. Michael from John w
Virginia May Richardson from DENIM,
James.
Alice McAnaiiy from Alton.
shirley V. Eaman from James Y.
Emma r. Hall from George X.
Virginia Ralk from Harold.
Jerome Walter Jasxkievics fsosa eece,is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22
Mrs. Morrow Yields
On Short Of War

NEW YORK, Nov. %. ms
Mrs. Dwight Morrow, mother-in-
law of Charles A. Lindbei gb,' Sal0
today she considered the eonse-
quences Of a German victory sc
disastrous FOR Us that / think this
country should. If necessary. enter
an about war TO prevent that
victory"
She told the women's division oi
Fight for Freedom that she was
surrendering the phrase short o.
war with great reluctance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22
Edward Wilson
Funeral Services oniohi
for Retired Machiiniist

Funeral services under the au.
spices OF Canton City of Straits
No. 80. i. o. o. f.. will be con-
Quoted tonight at $50 O'Clock al
the Cooper Brothers Mortuary
10404 Mack avenue. for Edward
Wilson of 2645 SpringwellS avenue
who died At HE age Of II follow.
ing heart attack.
Mr.. Wilson. a retired machinist
rs survived by his widow, Marie
Following the services the body
will be taken 10 Saginaw fol
burial