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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
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BALICKI-John. So years old, sl35 Tumsy.
beloved husband OF Mary; dear father OF
Arthur and Raymond; brother OF Mrs.
Agnes slash and Mrs. Lottie Aranaske.
Knapp, Mr. Edward Balich and Mrs.
Frances Chmiel; four grandchildren. fu-
neral from residence $3.50; 10 O'Clock 81.
Hyacinth Church. Interment Mt. oliVet
Cemetery.
CHAPPER-Nov. 20. Aivina, wife OF the
late Frank A. dear mother OF MIS-
Edith Morton, Mrs. May Hinshelwood.
Mrs. Florence Kister. of Traverse city
Mrs Alice Brown, Mrs. Violet Hopper
schmidt Frank IT,, Paul George Harry
and Louis of Oakland Cal Funeral TuesJ
day i:i5 p. m, from residence so4 BaI
rington road. Crosse Pointe, and 20"
D. m. at Bethel Lutheran Church, MI.
Elyott and Hendricks
lCOsENTIINO-~ Giuseppe. age rs, beloved
husband OF Maria. Funeral Tuesday at
/ q a. m. from Buehler funeral home, and 81
lCatherine's Church at 10 a. m. lnterment
Mt Olvet Cemetery, Bagnasco director.
DeMARCO = Antonio, beloved wife OF
| Charles, dear mother OF Mary, Louise.
Joseph. Katherine, Felix. and Evelyn.
daughter OF Catherine DeMarco. sister or
Tony and Peter DeMarco.- grandmother of
1Charles DeMarco. Funeral from residence,
1927 Harper, Tuesday at $50 TO st. Jo-
seph's Church, Georgia and Raymond, at 10.
NNINGs-Novembe ~, Hulda. OF 2s4O
Vernon highway. East, wife OF the late
Theodore; dear mother OF Walter, Albert
and the late Evelyn Forster grandmother
OF six grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday.
Il:45 y. m from A. II. Peters Funeral
Home 12057 Gratiot. and 2;30 p. m.
from 81. Peters Lutheran Church, Chene
and Pierce.
MENTCorTI-Grace e. or November ~.
| beloved wife OF John. dear mother OF
Joseph. John Jr., Gloria dear sister of
Charles. Nicholas, Or1and and Joseph Gala
brese and OF Mrs. 3. PuEiiano, Mrs, John
Vale and Mrs J. Noteboert. Funeral from
n. J. Calcaterra Funeral Home. 1901 East
tGFahd Boulevard at $50 a. m. Wednes-
day; Patron OF 81. Joseph Church, a. m.
MERTENs November % Herman J.. OF
i 1890 Richter husband the-iatr ANN !.
ldear- father Thomas Mascari or
Monterey Park. California, Mrs. Frank
| Schmittng. Mrs. John Ross William.
Fred. Paul and Rudolph; grandfather OF
% grandchildren and Ave great grand .
Iehildren Funeral services Tuesday. 800
p. m. al A. II. Peters Funeral Home,
l2057 Grstiot.
SCHULTZ November 20 Fred VT
1900 Ncoli, East Detroit beloved wife
of Emma Bubel Schultz. dear father 81
Mrs Esther Zorn, Mrs. Pearl Stelger and
/ Doris. brother of Mrs Mary Schave, MIN
ME. Mrs Ida Piaxton. Emil Herman,
IGustave and Otto; grandfather Of Sharon
Kay and James Steiger. Funeral Wednes-
Iday, 1910 p. m. at A. II. Peters Funeral
Home, 12057 Gratiot and 90 p. m. at 81.
Marx Lutheran Church. RoTeviiie Mich.
i
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
pu,stcn Company and .ub.,dlsr,e, -

port Tor nine months ended September -
ne, profit OF S2i2. 400. after depreciation
depletion amortization. interest. fedora
income taxes. subsidiary preferred dvi
dends, minority interest etc. conipe RIM
with = net loss ~ S5i pq3 IN the nrs
nine months N 1870 The repor. state
that % is not considered that the com
panies are liable Tor fedora excess profit
taxes. For the quarter ended Septembe
30 lAs'. the indicated net prqht wa
81. 3e3 IN NE September quarter ~ IN
Previous year and net profit 0f $50. Ia
for the quarter ended June 30 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
rnlt,d stai., nl.irlhniInr and .nh.lai.

aries -hsd-a- net iaesme-fe nine, months
ended September 30 OF S3o4 $50 after
charges and federal normal income and
sur,axes. comparing with $3.50 206 in the
nlhe months ended Sept. 30. 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
S,tIr >TE. MARIr


Ream. " 80 a. m. Sunday
l'ahele 3 sam Mather. a; Adr,atic "
y. Isine = go J. Scllwood 3. Norway
p I g. Maunalos. : 30: Beau Parks
hobeHs Jr. s. + w. Sargent $50
Aisocen 10; =. Mitchell. r. B. Wolvin
u Jupiter, 1880 y. m. A. McDousan
- IS. thtie. 30; Noronic. 2: c. l.
HUI .hinsou. j. =. Epson. 3: Queen CITY
- fmpernr, ~ r. Hobson. .: w. y
Palmer T Walters. r. Lynch 9. J
Wont $50 ". - Crawford 10: r. A
=. 'Arke - sweden Lemoyns, Ooderfch
mlgnleht; Cygnus. 1880 a. m Monday
NegAunee. v l. smith 4. Arcturus. +
n Weir 50. X A. scandre,t. Bal
Bros Z u -Fifoert. So Pontiac 4
Michigan ". Dickson J. r. ReIss 5
fresque Isle $50, Harvard Gov Miller
SO. Finland. Robert stewart, WIN
Ncl.anchlsn r z. Crowley 7:3o.
DOWN r w Parsnv. n T.p,in
y 30 a. m SUNDAY. A T kinney q r
watson 8 n Norton. $50; Bri,smoiI
= a Harvey. 8 col J. rickands
steeNenf7r Sylvania e. Adams q
y e Miller e3o. stanton ~ 40 m
" Butler 2.1o l. Euwocd g J
Att-ftr- ffuTef q Crawford q
Airorail MursiuE. 70 Gen q NJ Zoe
y y Block ? Ksnora go. T.. G
Hanna L.esinE. 10. Cornell q m
Mon Say Clc'us Schneider 2 n willard
y = T0Wnsend- 81 ". s. Wilkinson. 4
" = Dalton =. n. Mcclellan youngstown
. t1 lshper ~ 3. Kendrick : 80.
WIND, southwest, lght. weather. CLOUDY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
Mnrtln.rnrtr cornnrntlnn and .nh.ldlar

les for the year ended August 81 had a
nc, proat OF S5As 500 after depreciation
interest. provision 81 t22l.O0 for federal
Income ana excess prOhts taxes. etc, equal
20 81 - share on $50. $50 no. par shares
~ capital stock This compares with net
pruhi ia the preceding year % $685. fei
or - - share on Ise $50 shares then
outstanding
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
Earnings

Louisville Gas and Electric Company Of
Delaware and subsidiaries for IL months
ended september 30, had a net income Of
81 3SS,972, equal TO 81 "a a share on com
blned shares OF Class "A" and Class "B,,
stocks against 81, Sea, Ts5. OF ST 81 share
on combined Glass ~ and b. stocks
In u months ended Sept. 80, 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
B O Y S
THE ]. L. HUDSON co.
BOYS. 1910 YEARS OLD

with bicycles for night messenger work.
vacations with pay. Hesthtul outdoor
work. 36c an hour II you are attending
school. here 10 an Opportunity for you 10
earn extra money See Mr. Swarthout,
Room 206. Western Union Telegraph Co.
$50 Shelby Street.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
Toronto Stocks

Quotations supplied by Bongsrd a CO
Windsor. Prices in cents: Noon prices
MINING
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
Marine News
DETROIT

UP-McAlpine 9:40 q. m. sunday: Oak
wood. cleared. 10: Stadaconna, Huron ar
rived. 1925: 7. B. Quarries, 1910; Fon
tsna. lo:4o; Sonora arrived. :os; Gary,
Graf, arrived. noon; Young, 1890 .. m
j c. Morse Affect. 12:40; Diamond
Alkali 20; Sonora cleared, 1928; Berry
ton, .05: Mead arrived, Moody, 2:i0: II
w. Smith. 2.50 Marta arrived, Dixon
cleared, 3i5: Lackawana. 4:5o: Maine,
55; Barlow -Folcroft cleared, 1880; Ewig
1910; cowan cleared, 7:45; Rand, $40,
Barkhamst cad Constitution arrived. s:l5.
Dahike cleared, $50: Ferbert. 9:2o; Ram
mseher, Zenith city s:25; Elba, e:35
Richards 1898: sullivan Bros. 1910
Rensselaer,. ii:40; J. c. Williams, 1i:s5
Manuel. Mills. 1855 a. m. Monday; Mex.
oil arrived. James MAZDA arrived. 80
Bthlehem. Sheadle. 2:1O: Mariposa cleared.
Morgan Jr., 3;t5; Marquette. 1888; Alpena.
20, Markham, $40: Lagonda arrived.
IS Cres City arrived. $50. Gleneagles,
8 Ranney, e:35 J. L. Reiss, $40; Ours.
ton. 650; Collins, 6 ;55. Atterbury- arrived,
1:15 Secord, 7;2o; Hartwell, s.35; stifel.
s:S5 c. a. Black. $40; NJ. (. Allen ar
DowN~Ferris. T. W. Robinson. eos
a. m. Sunday Davis arrived. s.l5; III
nos- Leona, 8 40. Alpens cleared, ireland
e:55; Hemlock. 10: sonoma cleared. 1905
sfeinbrenner. i0.l5. Martha Allen cleared
Petrolite 1890: Barlow Freeland arrived
10 30; Venus, 1880: Donnelly, II IS: jim
Hal. llio; p L. Smith. 1910 D. m
Mccarthy cleared 1918: Mndemoya ar.
rived, 1890, Davis cleared II so. Pencil
cleared. !. Conneaut cleared I:20
Dahlke arrived. Winnipeg cleared, 2:O5
Psratsx Acadialite, 2i5 Verona, 2:35
Zen Ford cleared. schoellkopf Jr. 3:i5
hehard, 455; Conway, 3 Mclean. $50
Marta Indian cleared. Frick. s.55 Dow
Chemieai' Senslear cleared. : 30 Huron
cleared 20; Net,ieton, a45. Buckeye
staie, $50; Fleetwood cleared. 10:ON
traverse city Socony. 1918: Hennepln
lo'4a Houshion. - 40 A. m Monday
Soodoc Morrell. > IS: Bosrdman. 2:s0
-. smith 3 10. oakwood arrived, 3 20
/ fargny $50 Fontana. .: n r. Jones
I 90 Nyardotte arrived 1o5: James
Maida cleared, 30. King. 100: Fellow
ccrstt CLEARED. 73o; Watson, lao; Walsh
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24

Glen Alden Coal Company de-
clared dividend of 80 cents, pay
able December 20. TO stock OF
record November 20. bringing the
total dividends this year TO S1.70.
against SIPS in 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
CAMERA Statesmen

BOYS, i7.23-Nest appearing. experience
not essential. Earnings range $ls 10
sac weekly. 3lO5 Barium Tower A. N.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24

General Water, Gas and Electric Gem
pauy and subsidiaries report for II months
ended sepemoer 80, net income Of
S5l7 Ht, equal after IL months dividend
requirements on the SO cumulative pre-
TERED 20 81 - share. par 81 on 2l7622
shares OF common stock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24

Crown Zellerback Corporation
declared a dividend of % cents
on the common. payable January
2, to stock of record December 13,
the same rate the company has
been paying quarterly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
B ] J
R REAL,
ES Al T

Whether the market goes up or down however war
affects us :. whether we have imitation or dehaton
sound real estate bought today will prove the most SUBJ
stanal you have Regardless of the trend
of business world affairs you may then be certain of
the security which property ownership confers. Buy
wisely f. start with home :. :. add income country or
business property you Get expert advice your
purchases your realty broker knows values knows the
history and probable future of the district in which you
interested you time, money and iladvised
choices He offers every day many of his best buys in
TIMES WANT ADS, and Sunday in the enlarged
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
Male Help Wanted

"A RELIABLE man married preferred. IN
care for local business. no travelling ear
required. For appointment phone Madison
.44i0 between and S tonight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24

lLoST-Biaek and white 6rrHt Dane female
doe from Fourth and Forest avenues.
Reward. Temple i-siss.
lLosT-Black male soo,tls- Vicinity Cas-
grain and Cadet. Nnewnod 1908 Re-
ward.
LOST Household Finance receipt book ard
$40: reward. 2s0s Fourth Cherry 4a0e
MODEL 30 Savage rife. Gather 500. serial
number 3qi70s. Liberal reward. Gn.-
versity 3-s03l.
lPoMERANfAN - Female BLACK. brown,
tan, vicinity ll234 -Rnrhury Reward.
Prospect s7O5
SMALL SkNDER-Xicin1iY Board OF Edu-
cation BrnadRay.- Substantial reward.
Townsend s-2T7t.
SPRINGER Spaniel. brown. white, (neiEh-
oorhood east sde) Reward ssi0l
Greensboro. Pingree 0oT7.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24

u = IHNH.tN0- 3 Vt. = WiIkinfOn.
~ . Dalton = n Mcclellan Youngstown
. 11 lshper ~ 3. 8 Kendrick : 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24

DeMARCO = Antonio, beloved wife OF
| Charles. dear mother Of Mary, Louise,
Joseph Katherine, Felix and Evelyn.
daughter OF Catherine DeMarco, sister OF
Tony and Peter DeMarco.- grandmother of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
Funeral Directors
Lost and Found

J. SUTTON a SON
itt7 TRUMBULI. AVE. TEMPLE 7-51oo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24

.COSENTIINO- Giuseppe, age 7s. beloved
husband OF Maria Funeral Tuesday AZ
% a. m. from Buehler funeral home and 81
GATHERINGS Church at 10 a. m. lnterment
Mt. Oiivet Cemetery, Bagnasco director.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
Cheating Bettors
Laid 10 Watson

Cheating the bettors sNrNbe
Yellow Dog policy house, allegedly
run by Everett Watson. was done
at the express orders Of Watson,
Claude Semus, former manager of
the house. testified today at the
trial of former mayor Richard
w. Reading. Watson and 81 others
on grand jury graft conspiracy
charges.
SemuS testified. in Judge Earl
C. PuCSley.s court. that the cheat
ing was done through the use of
a trick pencil that enabled the
manipulation of the winning policy
number house employe. 10 sub
Stitute one on which there was
little betting if one on which
There Vas heavy betting had been
drawn.
From 1885 until 1898 the cheat
ing system was used in the house.
SemuS testified However. the bet
tors began TO complain because
they could not hit, Semus said.
SO Watson said.
we can't kill the goose that
lays the golden egg and told
me TO take weeks vacation"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
Hunters Lost
Plane Roan1s OUer Erie
Seeking 3 Men

MONROE. oct. ia coas,
guard plane rosmed over Lake
Erie today searching for three
duck hunters lost since Friday as
hope for their safe return grew
simmer.
The hunters Mike karmol. p
Of Newport Wade Hill, p OF
Detroit Beach and Robert Oseood.
rs OF Monroe. left in a I4-feot
duck boat equipped with an out
board motor, 10 hunt on the
marshes.
Fear jhat the boat may have
capSized IN the strong wind Satm-
day grew after karmol coat was
found inside out. floating on the
water three miles from shore.
But Sheriff Joseph II. Barley
said the hunt VIII be continued
until The boat is found
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
Synnphonys
Rehearsal Off;
No Musicians
Society Refuses
to Extend Season,
SO AFL BalkS

Tho seasons first rehearsal Of
the Detroit Symphony Orchestra
was postponed today when the. 81
musicians in the organization
failed 10 appear at the Masonic
Temple because Of a dispute be-
tween the Symphony Society and
the AL Detroit Federation Of
Musicians.
Unless the society and the
musicians union can agree on
whether The symphony season
shall be y weeks or q weeks
long. q possibility exists that there
will not he symphony season.
AT The scheduled time of The re-
hearSal to-day In the Masonic
Temple Victor koar resident con-
ductor Of thc symphony was there
Murray c. Paterson. symphony
manager. va, there and Bruno
Ws4ter famed guest conductor
who b, on hand 10 open the season
Thursday was in his Book
Cadillac Hotel room waiting for
ln lu|i
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
Paul Buckley Mdrries
Counts Former Wife

Paul O. Buckley, former assist
ant prosecutor and brother OF
Jerry Buckley slain radio com
montator was married TO Margot
Webb dc la FaIaisc. divorced wife
of French count IN Greenwhlch
Conn. yesterday The ceremony
was performed by a Justice eft the
Peace
Buckley resigned his legal job
here In 1929 He was divorced by
Syl}l Wilson Buckley in February,
1856.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
Harold True S Lead
Over Ldu Increased

The four-vote unofficial lead OF
Harold True, radio announcer
over Herman Lau former Re
publican county treasurer. for
nomination ln the Common Coun.
cil race was increased by It's today
ln carly returns from the official
canvass.
In the unofficial returns from
the primaries. Trte had l4.495
votes against i.49l for Lau for
the eighteenth place. The first Is
are nominated Official canvass
of the votes is expected to be com
pleted Wednesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
z Gas Tank Blasts
Cause $4,000 Fire
limos sian Correspondent

LANSING. oct 13. Explosion
Of two gasoline tanks az The Lyons
on Company plant in North Lam
sing today started a $4,000 fire
which spread 10 an adjoining lum-
Der yard. threatened two 5000
gallon gasoline tanks and slightly
injured a workman OF third
company
Robert Metz. employe of the
Michigan Solvent Company which
rents space from the Lyons COM
Pany was burned on the hands
and arms shortly after the fire
started.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
Ndzi Thrust
For Moscow
Slowed Down
British Report
Severe Fighting
in Vyazna Area

International News Service Cable
LONDON, Oct. 13. - Ger
many'S drive against Moscow on
the central sector of the Russian
front appears definitely to have
slowed down. British military
authorities said today although
severe fighting was reported
still raging in the wanna
region.
In addition, il wax stated. a
Nazi attempt to annihilate the
Russian forces cut off behind
the German advance is pro-
ceeding.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
Price Gar Arrives;
Bars NewSpapermen

Leon Henderson. price admins
traitor and director of the civilian
supply division al DpN arrived
IN Detroit late yesterday from
Washington 10 speak today before
the FcoEomic Club of Detroit
Henderson and his staff took over
the Bouk-Cadillacfs presidential
suite as guests Of the Economic
Club and refused 10 see news
papermen prior 20 the luncheon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
g arOI'S Som. Too.
EmEOVe With EeedEReaaI

said today so young King Michael
would like TO put the cares Of
state behind him and marry 1S-
year-old red-haTed Irene Malaza
According 20 The Express Mi
chael has offered his ahdication 10
Rumanian premier Ton Ant0nescu
IN the belief marriage would he
more pleasant than a seat on The
throne
But Chancellor Hitler person
aliy INTERVIEWED and temporarily
averted the young monarch S
plan. according TO the Express.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13

including new cars and military
units now being produced by the
auto industry.
Planned for cast side dealers
the parade started az GratIot ave-
nue. and Eight-Mile road proceeded
down Gratiot to Beaubien street
thence to East jefferson avenue
and out East Jefferson 10 the city
limits
a similar parade down Crane
River avenue VIII he held tombr.
row for dealers of Deuoit's west
side The City-wide showing, which
opened Saturday. will continue
through next Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
But 40 ORCHESTRA

Blu, the musicians were in led-
GRAFTON headquarters trying to
decide what thcy would do
Paterson said however he Was
sure the musicians would reach
Ian agreement with the symphony
and appear for rehearsal perhaps
later Today.
The difficulty over the length
.of the season arose last week. The
union demanded q 2S-weck season
because most other major orcheS-
.tras 10 the country have one OF
that length Union officials said
Paterson said the Detroit Sea-
son had been only ~ week, for
several years and any extension
would cost the Symphony Society
1900 q week. The society now
faces a deficit of $4,000 on the
present 2l-Wcck season
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
NEED FOR CAMPAIGN

The necessity of some program
that will induce citizens to 20 IA
the polls on election day is re-
yealed by the fact that only one
quarter Of the registered voters
cast their ballot at least week S
primary.
This years registration is al
ready the greatest for any munIc-
lpal election in tho city history
BY Wednesday night when the
registration books close IL j,
expected the total viii be over
700 1000 Yet at the primary only
179 449 voted
The sole objective of tho Detroit
Times program Is to get the other
half million citizens 10 cast their
votes on election day November
Plans for stimulating the writ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
Port Huron Fireman
Shoots Wife; Kills Sell

PORT HURON oct l3 Mrs.
Vivian Hisscock ~ daughter-in-
law of George s. IIiSscock, chief
OF the Port Huron Fire Depart
mont. is IN Port Huron Hospital
to-day in a serious condition after
she was shot by her cstIancoa
husband George a fireman who
killed himself
Police said that IliS,cock who
has been separated from his wife
for several weeks. went 10 her
home fired through the glass In
the front door, and shot himself
The couples Two children Donna
Fay Q, and Joan, >. were in the
house during the shooting
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
Parade Sets Pace
For big Auto Week

Thousands of Detroiters today
nocked 10 automobile Showrooms
throughout the metropolitan area
to participate IN the Open HouSe
Week OF the Detroit Automobile
Dealers Association which this
year replaces the cltys annual
automobile show
The more than 500 retailers
takuC part in the open house are
keeping their S3lcsroOus open each
niEht this week until @ 00 o'clock
some of them remaining open even
later 10 accommodate the crowds
Feature Of today'S program was
a parade of some 100 vehicles,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
Schools Launch
Voter Roundup
Times Sponsored Plan
Off TO Flying Start
By SHANNON CORMACK

With addresses by Governor Van
Wagner. Secretary of State Harry
F. Kelly Dr. Frank Cody. super
ntendent Of schools. and a dozen
other prominent persons the De-
troll Times Board Of Education
program Of Getting out the Vote"
started today in Detroit public
schools.
For The coming three weeks
each elementary school IN the city
viii make every effort. through
hts pupils. TO influence the citizens
OF itS district TO 60 10 the polls on
election day.
The program is entirely nom
PARTISAN and non-pohucal, no can
.dldate or party is being mentioned
In any Orad or printed statement
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
Fresh Red Troops
Join in Battle
International News seryic. Gable

MOSCOW, Oct. 13.-Russia to-
day hurled fresh. rested troops
into the bitter battle Of wanna
today to counterfeit effects of
surprise German onslaught
against Moscow which compelled
evacuation of Bryansk.
Reviewing the situation on Rus
sia's western front. the Com
munist newspaper Pravda said
that entirely fresh regular
troops as we'll as others previ-
ously engaged that had been rest
ing in the rear had arrived at the
wanna front.
Morale throughout is excellent.
the paper said. The Red troops
are well-equipped, warmly-dressed
and ready TO meet the reinforce-
ments being rushed 10 the front
by the German high command.
Pravda admitted that the new
Nazi offensive against Moscow
was surprise move. the Germans
driving wedge from their flank
calculated TO demorahze the Red
Army.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
SCdHen Action
Proper, Says
Prosecutor
Much Ado About
Nothing, Verdict on
Cash Return Order

Recorders Judge John p Seal
len today was exonerated of any
blame IN the issuance eff an order
to return approximately $4,000
seized in raids on alleged gambling
houses last July IS.
In terming the Judges actions
in the matter entirely accord
ing to routine Prosecutor VII
liam +. Bowling declared that
the maze of reports. statements
and counter-statements resulting
from last Mondays examination
Of 10 men on gambling charges
was much ado about nothing
Ray Clement, clerk for Judge
.Scallen. mad issued an order IN
structng the police property clerk
TO return money seized in four
of SIX places for which search
warrant had been issued This
followed the examination ar which
the Judge quaShed four OF the
SqraCh warrants
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
IN THE
NEWS
TRIENDS and fellow citi-
zens:

ERIENDS and fellow citi.
zens;
| suppose YOU all know
your Mark Twain very we'll
Still, there may be some
writings of his that you have
not read-and they are all
worth reading.
Mark Twain was not merely
a humOrist, as you very well
know.
He was a great philosopher,
And his philosophy was
true Americanism.
lie believed i'm the Ameri-
can way of life and thought.
He preached il in his books.
He lived il in his long and
honorable career.
He was an American in an
age of liberty and equality,
and reflected these American
virtues and privileges in his
every word and deed.
He was devoted To princi-
Piles of peace and tolerance
and brOtherly love.
Those ideals were his re-
Iigion.
He hated war and despised
the warmOnger.
Do you recall the bitter
irony, the devastating sar-
casm of his warmOnger's
prayer?
Refresh your m e m or V,
good Americans, by re-read-
ing that prayer.
Here it is-kindly recalled
to our attention by Mr.. Hal
lie Crawford, Y. VI. {. A.. 1877
North San Joaquin street,
Stockton, California.