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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-27
Church Items

officers and teachers of the Sun. day school of the Salem Lutheran church will meet at 8 p. m. Tuesday, and the senior confirmation class will convene at 3 p. TI1., Thursday with the junior confirmation class meeting at { D. m. Thursday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-27

Naugatuck Oct. 27-Five local young men, regis tered in the seectve service went to Hartford ing for perturbation physical exams. Under the new system whether not they pass these they will return here this afternoon by train, and those who pass will
 await the call for induction which will not for at least 10 days and may be as long 60 days Formerly regis trants passed they would immediately go to camp but the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-27
MeetlnR Tonight

Motion pictures will be shown and supper will be served at the first fall meeting Of the Naugatuck Eel lowcraft association in Masonic hall tonight. The supper will be served at 0:S0 p. m, with Henry zwich and his committee catering. Plans for the fall season will be discussed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-27
WILL Ss YEARS OLD PRoBATED

Salem, Mass. (UP)-The will of John J. Mason of Amesbury was 5s years old when it was filed for pro- bate here. It hequeathed all his l property to his widow, Mrs. Annia B, Mason.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-27
Borough Briefs

Naugatuck, oct. 27.-Mrs Everett L. Wet of Middlebury is a patient at the Hartford hospital.
 Arthur Carlson of Prospect street, who recently underwent an opera ton at st. Mary's hospital, Water bury, is reported resting comfort ably.
 Leonard Conlin of Andrew avenue attended the Yale-Dartmouth foot ball game in New Haven Saturday. Other local residents attending in- cluded: Freeman Thurston, Edmund Yeaton, Carl Fisher and Harold Roberton, Jr.
 Improvement is reported in the condition of PatrOlTaalr Jerc Ruccio, who was operated upon at the St. Mary's hospital, Waterbury, recent ly.
 Announcement has been made by MT. and Mrs. Harold Edmond of Chicago of the birth of Q daughter Oct. l2. Mrs. Edmond is the former Miss Adams of Naugatuck.
 A Halloween party wlllbe held by the Young Peoples society of the Hillside Congregational church We'd nesday night at the home of Albert CTlrtiss of Oxford.
 William Paul Jaskiewicz, son of Mrs. Stella Pruchnacki, 109 School street, Union City, has been trars- ferred from Camp Croft, South Carolina, one of the arrny's four 4rl- fantry replacement training centers, following completion of his thir- teen weeks training here. His new post is 51eth M. P, Bn., Fort Jay N. Y. During his thirteen weeks at Camp Croft, has was assigned to Company D, 33 Battalion, Q rifle unit.
 MT. and Mrs. Richard Berger oi Darien today announced the birth of . son Oct. "A at St. Mary's hospit. al, Waterbury. MT. Berger is the former Miss Hazel Bowling of Naug. atuck.
 Damage was small yesterday in a fire in a small shed at the rear oi the O'Brien property on Meadow street, near the Methodist church Some furniture stored in the shed was damaged. A box alarm, 25, was pulled and firemen quickly had the blaze under control.
 It is believed leaves and brush near the shed became ignited. Fire. men put out a brush fire on North Main street yesterday.
 John M. Kenney, local newspaper man, gave an interesting talk or Young People in the Newspaper Business" at . meeting of the Young Peoples Fellowship Sunday night ir the Congregational parish house.
 Germaine R. Stein has sold 6 loi on May street to Edmund c. Fred ericks, according to warranty deed filed recently at the office of Towr Clerk Raymond J. St. John.
 Frank O. Snow, 62, of Willimanti' died Saturday afternoon at thu Windham Community Memoria Hospital. He was a native of Ash ford. He leaves 8 sister, Mrs. Edni Norris of Naugatuck. MT. Snow wa a dresser tender for the American Thread Company.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-27
Induction Call
 May Not Follow
 For. Two Months
New System Being Used Saves Embarrassment for Rejected Registrants; Quintet Returning Home To-
 day Following Hartford Tests; J. Scully Leader

Correspondent. wm. j. Bs1'sr-Phons NausasuoE ssss
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-27

members of the class is asked to wear slacks and bring a blanket.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-27

The condition of Joseph Hayes and Robert McEinerry, injured in Pros pect Sunday night, is unchanged.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-27

Germany plans to make its labor service compulsory for all girls reaching 8 certain age.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-27

Ecuador has 8 campaign to eradi- cate cocoa tree pests in plantations.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-27

Frank O. Snow, 62, of WillimantiC died Saturday afternoon at the Windham Community Memorial Hospital. He was a native of Ash ford. He leaves a sister, Mrs. Edna Norris of NaugatucE. MT. Snow was a dresser tender for the American Thread Company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
State, M Alumni
Hold Luncheon
target

Michigan and Michigan State
will forget theiY rivalry for few
hours tomorrow noon when alumni
and friends of the two institutions
hold their annual luncheon. The
lunch Will be held al the Book
Cadillac and is open To all foot
-t,ttfiii fans, whether they are alumni
of other schools or not
The luncheon Will be the first
appearance of Fritz Crlsler as
athletic director of the University
of Michigan He will be welcomed
INTO the ranks OF athletic directors
by Ralph Young who holds that
post al Michigan State,
Harry Kipke will be POSTMASTER
and among those he will introduce
are Charley Bachman. State coach:
Gus Dorais, l.. of D. coach; Joe
GemhlSrnl -lAa-Ana--a-aa- Ell llz-e4-
wards of the Lions. Others who
VIII attend are Gov. Murray D.
Van Wagner, the presidents of
the two schools Alexander G..
Ruthven of Michigan and John
Hanna of State; Fielding II. Yost
and the members Of the board OF
regents and state board OF agri-
culture.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
Capture of Major
Claimed by Reds
BY JAMES L. KILGALLEN
Intr News service stan Correspondent

Intl News service stan Correspondent
WITH THE SECOND ARMY
IN LOUISIANA. Sept 25 Cap,
rure Of major with valuable
maps in his possession today high
lighted the battle" between the
Red second army (Which is dc.
Tending Shreveport and the M.
merically superior Blue ttlrc
amy.
ffr-wEg Mai Charles Knaub
officer in charge of operations OF
the 10th Infantry 38th Division.
a reconnaissance unit of the
Red 10th cavalrymen from CleVe-
land caught him near Deridder
La His maps disclosed the loca-
tion Of command posts zones Of
action. boundaries between corp,
and other important information
These locations were promptly
bombed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
Steel Output
9
Edges Higher

NEW YORK. Sept. 5.-Al'
though a decrease in steel ingol
production for the week ended
September p was anticipated. due
TO a reduced schedule. for the in
dustry and the strike al the by
products coke plant of the Carne-
gie-I Illinois Steel Corporation al
Clarion. the compilation by Dow
Jones g. Co. Inc shows an in
crease of y of l point for the
week.
The gain is due entirely 10 an
estimated increase Of about ] y
points by the subsidiaries OF
United States Steel. The Clarion
strike resulted in closing down
temporarily Al open-hearth fur
naceS in the Pittsburgh area
However. operations al other
steel corporation limits around
Pittsburgh. not affected by coke
and gas shortage. and al mills
outside the Pittsburgh district
were expended
In Chicago. for instance. output
OF United States Steel IS placed
AZ around l0l per cent. This &C.
tivity more than made up for the
loss in the strikc-affocted plants
For the industry as a whole
output for the week is placed al
~ per cent or capacity agaInSl
81 per cent IN the previous week
and 96i2 per cent two weeks ago
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
Army Of 225,OOO
Attacks Reds
In War Games
BY WILLIAM G. GAUDET

Int1 News service stan CORES pondent
WITH THE THIRD ARMY IN
LOUISIANA, Sept. Is" Advance
and attack was the slogan of the
third army today as some 225.00C
troops under command Of Lieut.
Gen Walter Kruger advanced all
along a 150-mie Tronf-a. front
which stretched from Alexandra
in the cast TO the Sabine River
on the west
The troops clearly showed the
strain under which they have been
during the last two months OF
training but despite this the order
found them moving with a deter
that would have hushed
tho most critical
They were anxious ll4A-ee-
p0FtUnity to come IN contact with
the Red troops of the second
army
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
Vital Statistics: MARRIAGES - BIRTHS - DEATHS
MARRIAGE LICENSES

1917 I-ufIlA htAhtr -
Joseph iQfula 27 Betty . Hckiing. 20.
norman Wlenks 81 Nina Mrchen IS.
Frsr. CrossHn 81 kathryn X Richter IL.
curtis j Peter 81 Marion p Weir a..
Harcid Lynn q pafricis Hemke Ia
1acon pslo. % Dorothy Kane %
Joseph Wager 80 Ne 'ens RrAabury 20.
Vincent NrAvov. 81 Dorothy T Carter a..
leonard ssndhsnk SO. Virginia Grieshsbrr.
2a
Nirho'as Manksn, 70 verns cosieric 20,
Edward Netmuier 81 Esfella >Rrssifer. 40.
Bert "a Mitchell So Efma " HslKer 40.
lack q T4At@f - 5snr boufse Boyd IL.
Frank Pannesss. 81 Christine Cuiuio. "a.
Louis Naes Jr q. Mary Ann Macy Il.
Clarence r. HedgecocE 2l Norma J..
Greed Is
william santawccs. IA Flora NJ IA.
Louis = Rreosinger. Il; Lorrstn. N.
Vieer ST.
David p. clark ~ Emma ~ witt 81.
John siach0rskL 80 Eiinor Sosgs 70
Joseph -Zombeck 20 Sue NahOfniak H.
lohn Glanoufsos ~ Frances George ~.
Roherl M0rtlock 30 Dorothy A. cls-
land. %
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
BIRTHS

'---r7-T-T wFTe born 70
regaiaine carlton. 47i2 Toledo
Catherine ChudzicN. 1851 Lamont
Dorothy Denny l5t92 Wisconsin
Mildred puCharme. $50 wes, Ches'ert.sld
Man peibridge a2a2 Russell
Martha Enis 1890 stoepei
Dorothy Evans s-As Jackson BAY -
Wilma Ferguson, 1922 Norn Euzahe'h
Anioi6etls rnochovssi. 1855 Teoaorase
Hsmtrsnck
Elsie Crfgnn, 1851 Pique'fe
ourr o7rrard. t12 Clements,
Helen Glus 7o2d ARMY
Jean Hatcher 1896 Tsrn0w
susan Hobbs 1925 second Hirn.an1 Park
Ruth Hetcher 2l5I Gregory Dearborn.
Diana Hysell 23fz Myrtle
Mary HnieWa, 1il Iiddeedale
Essie Horton $50 wilkins
Jenieve Hanson 1880 Hawthorne.
Leofa Henry 1886 Grandmoun
Fleancra Hillson 253s WaNerlt
Madeiyn Johnson 1885 Yosemite.
lena Johnske ei47 Vin'on
Evelyn Jacobs. 1923 Oldiovn.
Maxine Kott 5227 Eastlawn
Selma Kadlitz. i0046 Maaor.
'ffrfen H4lma 2030 West Grand
Alice keebsugh. 1895 Toledo.
Mary kWasnv. 390s Martin
Margaret kish. $50 Lawercnz
norothy Kovacs SCOT south street
Oui-~- Itfie'on 666 Eliot
Margaret Lynch 1888 Forrcr
Marie IeNev. 1900 concord
Lillian Mro7 65c2 Crimson
Frances M0Iter 2052 Henry
SOPHIE Maiczynfkt 1888 Ffemlne Ham
frar1rt
Pauline NcNarawan 1873 keu{feld.
Norcen Mills 17fl Richfo0
Nadine Mor.ck r. so .. 1891 FeHrath
fnkstcr
Kathleen Michael ss72 cloverlaon.
Lucille Mech. 1870 Apuoune
Thelma Nichols 1891 MARY So .Fnval 0sk
Victoria Or,s1szuk 1882 LahNr road
Evelyn O'Nan, 25i1e Send avenue. East
Detroit
Gertrude piriie Tl47 Apnoire Dearborn
Gertrude Payne 1855 Cnyle
Ruth Rose. 1905 Leona. Redtor9 Toer-
shin
Pauline Bedeus 1892 Tunsr
Ann Racbfai 1911 surnrweue
Della shefcr 800 Sixth street twins.
Narv Pcnson 1914 etrsfhrore
Alice smith 27Os Vickshufr
Anna SChcffcr 1875 Marx TWAIN
Virsinis SNYDER 2fa North Alexander
Fovai Oak
rleanor schabafh 57N Sheridan
Helen Silvia is90a Nor'h Albany
Sarah Sanferson 100 Brady
ctiie sezcpsnski 262i Theodore
Norma saEer 1912 Harlow
Elizabeth Tomichcck i071R Park Terrace
Anna Toensfeldt $500 C0leats OAK Park
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
BIRTHS

Eots were hnrn
Helen Anger seol WiEs.hr-op .-.. c,,..,
Agnes Afford, 1878 ParA avenue If'ss'
Agnes Austin. 5a,9 Fourteenth
Florence Anger 1920 Granville
injured Barry 22a2s Furton boulevard
81 Clair shores.
Ina Ruhi s3i3 Dexter boulevard
Gertrude Borrusch 1906 Lindsay
sarah Roeeler. 7Tsi Freda Dearborn
Mary Renfori. 1850 Baldwin
Helen Clouse 554s Prescott
Violet Cekorc 7t15 ChSrleVox.
Gertrude Clement. as9 %isniey.
Ella Garden. 1883 Glad~in.
Mary Chut saif MAY.
Theresa Cassar 1857 Ohio
Matte pnnahnn-- 1886 BFeehf-n
Victoria Danowski 47ii Brader
Lillian Dies aOs Ned road. Crosse Pointf
Mary Diuy 77ii Colfsx
Ceestine DIX, 1891 Lincoln Highland
Park
BERTHA Evauoa. 1851 Minock
Loretta Evans 45ilf Cheyenne
Prudence Frontera $50 Minnesota.
sarah Fret 5795 Seminole
n coma Farris S21f Merrill
Mabel Fischer CAS- Woodland
b. Nlaeentta-Ffnazz7. aTf1 Betsemore.
Bertha Fox 1868 Omirs
Hndegarde Graumlier, 402 Philip,
Frances Harte. 1891 Harlowe
Enid Haloncn 500 CoQingwooc
Kathleen Hofmann 1892 Wabash
Virginia Haddins is6 North MorreN
Florence Homer, as North Meioorn Dear
Doris Johnson. 1851 rsssnder
Mabel Jones 1898 Garfield
Martha Janss. $500 i3-MHe road Warren
ida Janick s67a Toorfer Bsselne.
sarah Iohngton 5u3e TrumbuN.
Loretta Kochie 200i0 stoepel
Katherino Kfskd-ky. i25 East fo.MR'
road ROYAL Oak.
Rhea Kegs. 1853 Austin
Agatha tapnin 1885, lvannce. EoseVlAe
Lucille rarky 1905 North Msrtndale
GLADYS Lee 1925 wes'hrook
Mabel Leeper 1922 abbott
.Adelia Lombard s7i6 81. Auhin Ham
Lena Ma,'eini $40 SCUM Bayside
Julia Jakoh. 306 south Bayside.
Irene McNany 1913 Manatee. Hazel Park
Elizabeth Miller 1855 Faust
wilma NacIsasc. 1920 Freeland.
ruth NcGough sif5 Montlieu
Mary Miller. 1880 Gainsborough,
GLADYS Menser 1880 Marlqwe
Margaret MAR $4,000 So Mar
Jean Milne 1925 Sorreito.
iNary Murphy Route /. OHsied Mich
Joan fHlon COS East l3-Mhe road Roya
Psneida pieure 1000 FosaUe Dearborn
'Puih puk 1915 Sixteenth
o Igabeth RohiDson. ts70s Finehursi
Margaret Roberts. 1895 Bergman Hunt
ington Woods
Helm RJhanf 2i70 East FOREST
Buue RPnSlaE so7q Chalmers
Henrietta Ruterniner fT37' HartVeI
cassie Robinson 1910 Dale
Dorothy smith 1898 Ellsworth
Audrey Shanhurn 1912 EockSale
Robv SuerunE 1925 West Philadelphia
Bertha Schultz t1lsn piersen
Clarce sfrnger Green Lake Mich
Eileen Taylor 1855 West outer drive.
GIRLS
Girls were horn TO-
Dorothy Andren 57tl Missouri
FUpore Arafar 1513f Wee Warren
Colleen Atfard 2062 Eleventh
Carrie Adams 1851 Wesuand Dearborn.
Florence Boone SOLO Smart
-charlnttn Ra4ate- -4-l4- HiiH4lyifi
Mare B7feV 1915 sorren'n
Myrtle Bailey. 1910 Twenty third
veronica Crabh $3.50 Whrnct
Eleanor Cornell 15e West Euclid
Evelyn Cicoue. 3220T Marquette Dearborn
Margaret ClsEA-fs6 East AieNsHdrine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
DEATHS

ArreHue Richardson 22If 81 Antolns 81
Dec Meadows 1902 Ward 90
iui.a $ fverson 12f Davenport 70
Marion Morgan. Thompson Home 50.
trgida Church 5s32 Robins So
Robert Mfrheu f20 East Ferry IS
Bathara BarkalSkas 1886 HAwthorns. !.
Samuel Golden s22a Camercn. sc.
I0hns Paisley % Fast RohlgWpod -
Alice RaEworih 43s52 Columbia Dear
Alberta River aif East Elizabeth 81
J4iur Te0rhH Lr7ka 13fs Tfomhiv, 81.
Frank J Kraft lz1ga FLANDERS 80
stcrTrn IT. W8ehhurn. f033 Seyhurn 81.
MARY J Crosse 40 Algonquin 81.
Ferr, sDofson $3.50 Winthrop 80
George OsIus 600 iskeshore drive Crosse
patpfe Shores. 81
Arncs Wucsthof 1852 Garland. IS.
Colds Lcona Rhodes i0473 Bonita -.
rarlt r Yates 1896 Indiana. 50
Morris Cutler 1910 Chicago boulevard So
Eu W Crocnwald. r1T5 RidVew0od IS.
ter--e Bnmfoscn 1878 Fairheld n.
sarah collins 27i6 Glenn court -
Annie 81 Mcitnnon. 763 North nragoon.
walic- t.t7k s7ao renvms q
Kuzo Kurap 1922 Holden, 81
Char.fs fessotf 1888 East Jefferson ~
irene German 400 Vest hleXapdrne, ~
Arthur " RaFlev 500 Engie 81
Carl Wagsmus i20ei Longview 81.
Anna EmUng. 1876 Fndlay 81.
HUGH Mccain 201f2 santa Barbara. 81
Ruby Ruckeridge sol Fisher road Crosse
ca,harine Pagan 1920 Elmhursi 50.
Carrie FUeman I20t2 ManoE-E Al
--e,s@F sfIsfaT8 $40 fayt Congress 81.
Maria Hopuch schring Florida. IS
Robert Go~i0n 5000 sixteenth. -.
Lawrence T Vile 1883 Cadillac ~.
Edward Co'fone $40 Hamilton -
Ressie Wi-haIovskv 1910 Gladstone -
Hazel N shurmur 90 Hendue So
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25

Contact was made at points on
the main line. but all movements
seemed 10 be The prelude 10 A
big battle thar probably will
take place late today or early
tomorrow.
In the drive Yesterday Blue
forces met clements of the Red
27th Division along the Sabine
River south of Burr Ferry while
in the east a Blue force gained
control of the Red River crossing
at Alexandria
Most surprising feature was
that the men continued the adj
vance despite high winds and rains
which swept over most OF the ma
neuver area.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
Polo Game Honors
Memory

Members Of Crosse Pointe Hunt
Club have set aside next Sunday,
for a program at Cook Road Field
in tribute 10 the memory of the
late r. p. Hammond who was the
first president of the re-organized
club and who made important con-
te-the- S1imulatinn-nl
interest in polo and other equeS-
trian activities in the Detroit area.
The days program will include
a polo m { h between Crosse
Pointe Hunt Club and the Free
-Booters IN which two members OF
the one time Hammond team -
composed Of FIVE II m m n q
brothers will participate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
EARNINGS

Naisnss Corporation and subsidiaries for
me pine months ended August IN had a
net profit of Slef 90 after depreciation
normal federal taxes etc hut before OK
cess prohts taxes. equal after nine
months dividend requirements on the "a
preferred on which unpaid dividends
amounted to 50 7a "a share IN August 81
last no 81 cents common share. against
Si02 62i or cents a share on the common
fof nine months ended AUG. 81 1910.
Girnhel Brothers. Inc. and subsidiaries
Tor SIX months ended July 81 had n net
profit 40 S676 as after provision of
N105 600 Tor federal income taxes. S2l0. 600
Cor excess profits taxes etc. the above
net is eaual after dividend requirements
on me So preferred go n cents a common
share against net loss ~ S640 665 Tor
siN months ended July 81 1870
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
Warner Denies
Producing Films
To Fan War Fire
BY WILLIAM :. NEAL
Intl New, service stan Correspondent


WASHINGTON, Sept %
Harry NJ Warner, president Of
Warner Brothers, today told a
Senate subcommittee that he is
bitterly anti-Nazi but cmphatically
denied thai he has produced moA-
inc pictures 10 create war hyS-
terra
1y The second OF the big five
movie magnatcS slated 10 tes-
ufy, Warner said that he did not
know whether the. United States
should 90 TO war but that he
would follow President Roosevelt,
Turning on Senator Gerald p.
Nye (R), North Dakota, co-author
of a resolution TO investigate wal
propaganda. Warner said that Nye
had praised Confessions of a Nazl
Spy which has been criticized as
one OF The most violent war propa-
ganda pictures.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
MARRIAGE LICENSES

James Franklin % Elsie Bowman ls
Theodore " Pode p Marie r Muvch
IS
Cnnofd s Smith o. virginia Fssin 90
Graham Lee ST. Mary Hunter if
Frank erpifs q Rita 3 hchav ~
tohr n Helms q GLADYS Kukhahh 70
David l.. Jones %. Rosemary o.. o Neal
40
Morris nuhy % Fettv T. Klein 20
Thomas r Lcthead %, Mary n pecnik
is
Donald refke 10 Pauline Fveu IS
John Wiener. az NFginia Bessie
Young o.
Jack r Frauck II Helen 7 Carrier. 10
ffurt0r MAYER 10, firtt---f- C+1ssrfsis- e. =
willard Wernet 25. Rosemary 81 st1il u
water Janas. % stephanie Porowiec. 23
Leonard r. NucclH so Kathryn ~
Smith 2s ~
Fordyce Azderson % Marian r. Bondhus
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
Lo(kdrd s.Exdm
Scene Chdnged
He'll Be Examined
in Ann Arbor

ANN ARBOR; Sept 25.-Harold
(Tippy) Lockard, University OF
Michigan back, has gained permits
sion 10 take his physical eXamina-
ton for The army draft here to-
morrow.
Originally Lockard waste ff-aeAt
ms doctors in Lorraine, O., his
home town It's expected LoCkard
won't be called before the end OF
November for induction
Meantime, DaVey Nelson of De-
troit, another Michigan regular
back who has been classified as
LA. viii see his board tonight
asking for a deferment until the
end of the school year. Nelson is
a senior,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
DIVORCES

Evareenns Dockcry from Raymond
Gorrnr Matthews from Rose
William Murdy from Ruth p
Paul - Clement from Mary
Helen Conpareffe Butter from Robert r.
SIife Mason rom Gus
Mildred Wafwan from George
John Romeok from Bets.
hathIcrn lemke D0m Frederick.
Frs BrseLe from Manning -
Mary cakcr from Louis
Narsarc' Jane Goun from Euclid Joseph.
L8F0n Rice from Richard
Geneva schultz from Gilbert J.
MARY SfrfIrs frGfn Arthur
Rose Lee Th0masson from Richard C.
James Holmes from Carrie
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
Fire Destroys Wharf,;
rs Fifemen Hurt

NEW LONDON, Conn, Sept 25
- (INS) The old Norwich line
wharf, now being used as freight
terminal was destroyed today by
a fire which burned 10 the waters
edge 65-foot boat and injured il
firemen.
While no estimate Of damage
was given. it was stated that il
would cost about S150000 10 re.
place the 1.000-foot wharf which
was constructed mostly of timber
and sheet metal. Cause of the blaze
was undetermined.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
2 Weeks Delay Granted

, SAGINAW, Sept IS. - Two
weeks delay in the liquor vio-
lation examination Of J Fugio
Gonzales, 3S. had been granted
today by Justice Arthur Clemens.
Gonzales was arrested in the
largest raid in months on his
restaurant at 1906. North Sixth
street
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
Succeeds
DinQer on Y Post

FLINT. Sept -25.-Enr- y r+eafs
associated with the Flint YMCA,
Arthur l.. Champion. boys work
secretary today was chosen gen
oral secretary succeeding Earl NJ.
Dinger, Champion has been boys
work SECRETARY for 10 years
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
Gas Stocks Dip; Oil
Output Sets Record

NEW YORK. Sept .. Case
line stocks declined $50 600 barrels
last week 10 S0199000 according
10 the American Petroleum lnSti-
tutc Refinery operations were
81 Q per cent. off 3 of ! point
Crude OH output established a new
high Of 407i POO barrels daily an
increase of 40500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
Redskins Drop Andrako

WASHINGTON. Sept. %. -
1NS II The Washington Redskins
today were cut 10 their maximum
limit Of 80 men, after center Steve
Andrako. former Ohio State cap
tain. was given his outright re-
lease. lie Joined the Skins last
Fall.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
u. s. Can Use Base,
British ittii Admiral Says
SINGAPORE. Scpt 8

SINGAPORE. Sept %. tINS)
Commenting on suggestions that
Britain has promised the naval
base facilities ar Singapore 10
United States VsrshIps Vice ADJ
miral Geoffrey Layton British
naval commander declared today
such faCIitc, would be granted
readily n requested.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
ftKHNS \ LNUGH

As spectators opposed 10 the
inquiry laughed. Warner said that
Nye attended a private showing
of the picture in Washington on
May II, 1899. and that Ed Harri-
son, Warner advertising man--Whc
talked with Nye, sent a telegram
saying
Senator Nye said the picture
Is exceedingly good. The cast is
exceptionally fine. The plot may
or may not be exaggerated, hut
is one that ought To be with
every patriotic American. As
for myself, l hope there may he
more pictures of kind dealing
with propaganda Q m anat Ing
from all foreign lands. Any one
who truly appreciates the one
great democracy upon this
earth will appreciate this pic
ture and feel new allegiance
to the democratic cause.
Alter branding var propaganda
charges as reckless and un-
founded" Warner said:
IL am opposed TO nazism.
abhOr and detest every principle
and practice of the Nazi move
ment. To me. naZism typifies
the very opposite of the kind of
life every decent man. woman
and child wants to live"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
~ No-Hit Games

Lou Abree. 33-year-old clerk
from Peoria. H.. has pitched 49
no-hit games in softball compe-
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