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(35) Sheer Wash Dresses; in
cotton prints; broken sizes 3 to
IL. Orig. soc -----24e
(2O) Famous Make Cotton
Dresses; broken sizes 2 to IL.
Orig. 1.99 -------57e
(30) Sheer Cotton Dresses;
broken sizes for tots and girls.
Orig. lis Ste
(49) Girls Dresses; of dotted
swiss and dimity. broken sizes
8 to Is. Orig. 199----7se
tI3) Infants Shirts; short
sleeves. 1919 wool. Orig. SOC, Sc
1O) Toddlers' Rayon Sun Suits
broken sizes. Orig. 1.15-37e
(3) Nursery Chairs; slightly
damaged, sold "as Is" Orig.
2.29 99e
(Io) Girls Rayon Dresses;
broken sizes 8 to IA. Orig. 2.e9-
3.99 ECONOMICALLY
(12) Tots Floral Sun Suits;
with hula skirt, others with
terry capes. Broken sizes 2 to
6. Orig. 1.99 -----77e
u5) Girls 3-Pc. Play Suits;
broken sizes 8 to IA. Orig.
199 ---------1.77
19) Tots Sun Suits; prints
and floral designs. 3 to 6. Orig.
39c
(2D Girls Slack Suits; plain
colors and stripes. Broken sizes
8 to IA. Orig. 1.19---99e
Goldenberg's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1941-07-24
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(210) Rayon Taffeta; dark
colors, remnant lengths. Orig.
39c yd. -------------l2e
(360) Tweed Remnants; useful
lengths for skirts, jackets and
coats. Orig. sec yd.----25e
(700) Spun Rayon; plain and
fancy effects. Orig. ACC yd., I7e
Goldenberg'S-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1941-07-24
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t24 Bandeaus; of rayon
satin and lace, sizes 80 to 36.
Orig. 29c ------10e
u9) LaStex Yarn Stepin
Girdles; small and medium
sizes. Orig. 69c Sac
az PIaytex Girdles; small and
medium sizes, soiled. Orig.
200 AS ASc
13) Back Lace Corsets; of
rayon brocade. Orig. 1.19 67e
(9) Panty Girdles; of Lastex
yarn. small sizes. Orig. soc, 29e
Goldenberg's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1941-07-24
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1901 Scatter Fibre Rugs; 3x3 to
3x412 ft. Orig. IT'S TO 225, soc
(3) Administer Rugs; 9xl2 #.
used in model home. Sold "as
is" Orig. 1800-----9.o0
% Administer Rug; size
8.3xl0.6. Used in model home.
Sold "as is" Orig. 1900 500
(34) Administer and Broadloom
Mats; size lSx27". Orig. l.19
to l.79 ----------5oe
~ Bigelow Marvel Rugs: 6x8 It.
and 7.6X9 #. Used in model
home. Orig. 795 and 895, i.oo
(D Broadloom Rug size 76X9
#. Wine color. Sold "as is"
Orig. 5000 --------9.00
% Wilton Rug; size 76x9 #.
Persian pattern. Sold "as is"
Orig. 5000 --i2.00
(20D Summer Rugs: interrupted
plaids, SKIP #, Orig. sos, 3.44
(200l Reversible Grass Rugs;
size 3x6 IT. Orig. 225 100
(25) Armstrong; Quaker Felt
Base Rugs; size 3x6 #. Orig.
1o5 So<
(21) Armstrong; Quaker Hall
Runner; size 3x9 #. Orig.
o25 az
1901 Felt Base Hall Runners
and Rug Border: "a" and 36"
wide. Useful lengths. Orig.
39c, ACC yd. -------------18e
Goldenberg's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1941-07-24

n 2-Pc. Modern Living
Room Suite; Soiled. Floor
sample. Orig. $500 -43.s4
n Chippendale Students
Desk; mahogany finish. Sold
"as is" Orig. 1875 500
~ Modern Lounge Chair:
rust velour covering, floor
sample. Orig. 1895 400
(3) Odd Modern Waterfall
China Cabinets. left out Of
suites. Orig. $500 $500
~ Duncan Phyfe Drop-Ieaf
Table, mahogany finish. Sold
"as is Orig. 16.95-o.ss
tSl Round Lamp Tables,
Chippendale design, walnut
finish. Orig. 8.95 3.33
1 Odd Ottoman, green
tapestry. Orig. SOS i.4o
1 5-Pc. Jenny Lind Bed
Outfit. Orig. 29.95----I5.oo
Floor.
Evening star., 1941-07-24
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(450) Summer Wash Fabrics; !;
variety of colors. Orig. Ice
yd. -----------7e 7e
1901 Colored Broadcloth. Orig.
23c yd. --------10e
(75l Dress Linens; printed and
plain. Orig. soc yd. -----19e
(200) Striped Outing Flannel.
Originally 22c yd. ---l5e
(15) Imported Organdy; As
wide. Orig. 69c yd, 29e
Goldenberg's-Mdin Floor.
Evening star., 1941-07-24
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1 Wood Kitchen Base; with
porcelain top. 16x20" size. Sold
"as is" Orig. 8.95 --5,S8
~ Metal Utility Tables; with
bottom shelf. 14x20" size. Orig.
I.2e -------- --sSe
uD Wood China Cabinet; with
glass front. Sold as is. Orig.
1875 ----12.9o
1 3-Pc. Wood and Porcelain
Top Breakfast Set; table with
disappearing leaves and 2
chairs. Orig. 1895 ----2z.sS
(27) Assorted Gadgets; includ-
ing butter molds, sardine
servers. etc. Orig. 39c-49c. 25e
(s) Metal Picnic Grills; with
fork and charcoal. Orig CSC,
59e
t5l Metal Utility Cabinets; 6Ox
l4Xl0" size, 5 compartments.
Orig. 3.98 3. 3.1o
(16l 18-Pc. Blue Willow Dinner
Sets; service for 4. Orig. 1873,
LA
u0) Pottery Bird Baths; with
stand. Orig. l.29 ---89c
Evening star., 1941-07-24
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(12) Novelty Doll and Dog
Carts woven wicker cart with
Small doll and dog. Orig.
100 ---25c
t9O Play Tents; single size.
Orig. 1.29 ---------------59e
(6) Pinochio Characters; made
of plastic. Orig. ACC ----Ioe
(2D Children's Books; slightly
soiled. Orig. Csc -----loe
Goldenberq's-Do,Dnstairs.
Evening star., 1941-07-24
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(39) Ready-mixed Paints; white
and colors. Orig. LAG gal 99e
(43) Floor and Deck Enamel;
use inside or out. Orig. 1.49 half
gal. ---------1.00 90
(11) Flat White Paint; for walls
and woodwork. Orig. 225 gal,
l.5s
(I5) Enamel Gloss Finish;
white, ivory and green. Orig.
2.es gal. .--------l.es
(2D Wall Paper; for 10xl2 room,
complete. Orig. $50 to 3.98
room lot 40
t23) Cleaner; for cleaning
paint, varnish and enamel. Orig.
39c pkg. --- - l5e
(39) Enamels, Paints and Var
nishe5: most all colors. Orig.
Csc to l.35 at. 69e
(S50) Wall Papers; some wash
able. Orig. 25c to 35c single
roll -------- SC
Goldetberrs-DotDnstGtrs.
Evening star., 1941-07-24

C4) Krinkle Bedspreads; solid
colors, 80x105". Orig. 89c 44e
(5) Bed Pillows; damaged. Orig.
(20) Cotton Plaid Sheet Blank
cts; seconds of soc quality, 33e
(6) Chenille Bedspreads; solid
colors, single. Orig. 3.99--l.59
n4 Chenille Bedspreads; white
with colored tufting. Orig.
1.69 ----------S8e
(D Chenille Bedspread, dam
aged. Orig. 4.99 --o9e
(S) Plaid Double Blankets;
size 7Ox80". Orig. 1.59--77e
t46) Pillowcases; size 42x36".
Orig. 19c -------------9 Sc
Goldenberg's-Mnin Floor.
Evening star., 1941-07-24
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l6) Rayon and Cotton Plaid
Jackets. Sizes 14-16. Orig.
90 6Se
t9) Women's Bathing Suits:
sizes 4S to 50. Orig. 2.99 IA
(s) Cotton Blouses: sizes 34-36;
soiled from display. Orig.
100 ---------37e Ste
QO Rayon and Cotton Plaid
Stacks; broken sizes. Orig.
1.99
az Jantzen Print Bathing
Suits; size "a. Orig. 495 st
1D Misses Stacks; navy and
white. Irregulars of 1.ls quail
lty roc
(26) Cotton Sweaters; soiled;
sizes 1896. Orig. 59c2Se
(9) Blue Denim Sailor Shirts;
sizes IL to 1S. Orig. 100 Ste
Goldenberg's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1941-07-24
LOOK FOR THE
RUMMAGE
SALE SIGNS


u5) Rayon Satin Slips; tai
lored and trimmed. Small sizes.
Orig. 79c ----------------l7e
(7) Rayon Satin Dance Sets;
lace trimmed and tailored.
Orig l.l9 -----57c
81 Rayon Taffeta Slips. Small
sizes. Orig. 119 ---- 34e
t10) Batiste Midriff Sets; floral
prints. Orig. 1.19 56e
u5) Batiste Gowns; in floral
prints. Orig. 69c ---3 34e
(39) Satin Panties; lace trim
med; tailored. Orig. 49c- 2le
uo) Rayon Panel Slips; with
brassiers. Orig. 69c 37e
u9) Rayon indies; including
stepins, panties and briefs.
Orig. 39c ----- Sc
Q5) Rayon Undies; including
stepins, panties and briefs.
Orig. soc ----------27 -27e
t2) Rayon Printed Gowns; also
2-Pc. rayon crepe pajamas
Orig. 1.79-2.00 ---------73e
tl0) Rayon Satin Slips; lace
trimmed and tailored. Orig.
119 -----6Oe
10) Reducing Rubber Panty
Girdles. Orig. l.00---lSe
Goldenberg's-Mair Floor.
Evening star., 1941-07-24
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(0 Novelty Gift Sets. Orig.
100 to 2.75----sOc
az Cigarette Gases. Originally
1.UU zoe
t3) Djer Kiss Sachet Sets.
Originally 100 --------2Se
(D Williams Mems Shave Set.
Originally 800 --l.OO
16) st. Denis Face Powder.
Originally 100 ------I5e
a. Three-Way Mirrors. Orig
inally 100 -------------3 ace
(49) Nail Brushes and Hair
Brushes: various styles. Orig.
Csc to 100 -------------loe
(S) Three-Pc. Military Sets.
Originally 100 29c
~ Houbigant's Mems Shave
Sets. Originally 3.75----I.So
Evening star., 1941-07-24
LBS and I.5O
NYLON HOSE
SIC

Seconds and mill mends. II perfect
would sell for l.35 and 1.50 pair.
Just 1874 pairs In . variety of de-
sirable colors and brokep sizes.
(23D Full-Fashioned Ringless
Chiffon Hose; 3 and 4-thread
weights. Slight irregulars Of
79c quality ------49e
143) Full-Fashioned Neverun
Silk Hose; ringless 3-thread
weight. Slight seconds of 100
quality --39e
129) FuIl-Fashioned Ringless
Chiffon Hose: 3-thread weight.
seconds of 79c grade e---29e
t214 Silk Chiffon Hose; knit
to fit. Slight seconds of 39c
grade ----------l7e
n2SD FulI-Fashioned Chiffon
Hose; assorted colors. Mill
mends of soc grade e----l4e
t75l Nylon Hose; counter soiled
and damaged, but mended at
the mill. If perfect would sell
for 1875 -l0e
u42) Service Weight Hose; Of
long wearing rayon. Perfects
and irregulars Of Csc grade, Zoe
n20) Children's Anklets: Of
terry and merceri1ed cotton.
PerfectS and irregulars of l9c
grade Toe
16D Children's Anklets; dark
and pastel colors. Orig. l0c
Or. -------5e
Goldenbergs-Mdin Floor.
Evening star., 1941-07-24

1D Kneehole Desk; s draw
ers, walnut finish on hard
wood. Orig. 1895 9.o5
III Mahogany Duncan Phyfe
Dining Room Table; pedestal
base. Orig. 4995----22.OO
~ Mahogany Duncan Phyfe
Dinette Table; pedestal base.
Orig. 1926 --------l9.Oo
(1) Sofa Bed; soiled. sold
as is" Orig. 39.95--I9.Oo
~ Solid Maple Dresser;
slightly damaged in transit.
Orig. 1895 300
% Modern Hi-Back Lounge
Chair; reversible Loom-twist
cushions. Sold "as is" Orig.
1896 $500
III Odd Barrel Chair; beige
damask soiled. Sold "as is"
Orig. 1896 --l2.00
GoLdenbero's-FuT
Evening star., 1941-07-24
15e-39e ToiIetries
Included are bath
salts, colognes, dust IA
ing powder. mascaria, ~
talcum powders and
many others.

(3D Glass Atomizers. Orig
inally soc ------I5a
t14) Palmolive Talcum Powder.
Originally l9c --------- "A
(7) Resinol Skin Cream, Orig
inally soc --------------se
(300) Kitchen Knives; razor
sharp stainless steel. Orig.
10c IA
(6) Williams Mems Shave Sets.
Originally 100 -------5oe
D Houbigant Ideal Perfume:
made in France. Orig. 500. $50
1881 Lilac Imperial, by Colgate.
Orig. 39c Sc
(27 Tangee Lipsticks; origi-
nally 39c ---------------Ise
(27) Gem Razor Blades; 5 in
package. Orig. 25c -9e
(55 Gem Safety Razors; orig
inally 59c ------------3e
(200) Juvatex Compacts; orig
inally Csc ---3e
(2S) Palmolive and Colgate
Shave Cream; originally Csc, So
t2T Wrisley Talcum Powder;
also toilet soaps of various
kinds. Orig. SC to l5c 2e
1881 Perfumes; originally SOC
oran ----------------
Odd Lots Lux, Oxydol and
Rinse Soap Powders; small and
medium; broken boxes. Orig.
10c to 25c Sc
t3al ArIaff Toilet Water and
Wrisley Cologne. Orig. 100. 23e
Goldenberc's-Mdtn Floor.
Evening star., 1941-07-24
Mems 1875 Spun Royon
SUMMER SUITS

Just II to sell. Cool feather
weight spun rayon suits in
green, blue and tan. Sizes for
regulars, 2/35, 3/37, 4/38, 439,
1/40, and 1886, 1877, 1/40 short.
Evening star., 1941-07-24
Il.95 TO 1885
MATTRESSES
8.95

Just 10 to sell. Innerspring
mattresses in full and twin
siTes. Covered with assort-
ed tickingS.
Evening star., 1941-07-24
RUMMAGE SALE
OF MEMS WEAR
Mems 25e
SHORTS
l2c

Clearance Of 80 garments.
Shorts Of tubfast broadcloth
in button and yripper STYLES.
incomplete range of sizes.
Slight irregulars.
Evening star., 1941-07-24
40 Original 1895 to 1895
9XI2 and 8XlO Summer Rugs

1910 and 1941 patterns in basket
weave fibres, cor yarn. stenciled nk
mourZOuk rugs. Including diScon- SH
tinued patterns All perfect. Not VlVV
all kinds in all sizes.
GoIdenberos-Floor Couertngs-Thud Floor
Evening star., 1941-07-24
3.69 to 5.95
ODD PIECES
l.98

Just IL. Including chairs,
cocktail tables, coffee tables.
end tables and smokers.
Sold "as is.
Evening star., 1941-07-24
Mems 29c
Summer Ties
&c

Just 500 to sell. Full shane
ties of rayon and washable
cOttonS, also BE m Del re.
Large variety of good look
ing. patterns in all colors.
Evening star., 1941-07-24
RUMMAGE SALE
SUMMER DRESSES
t.59 and I.99
Rayon Dresses
58c

Washable raNon crepe and
spun rayo In prints,
stripes, dots, cheeks and
pastel colors. Misses Wom-
ems sizes. A few imperfect.
Evening star., 1941-07-24

GoIdenbergs-Furnitwe-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1941-07-24
Ii l. MMAGE SALE
FU R NITUR RE

~ Full Size Bed; walnut
finish on hardwood Has
damaged leg. Orr. 1895, ZOO
~ Boudoir. Chair; soiled
and damaged. Orig. 9.95.
1873
(3) Dining Room Serving
Cabinets ] mahogany, 2 wal
nut. Orig. 2495 1000
% Walnut Server; sold "as
is" Orig. 1895 ~ 800
1 Maple China Cabinet;
has glass door. Sold as is"
Orig. 2495 900
1 Odd Dining Room Set,
Buffet: modern walnut We
neers on hardwood. Orig.
1895 500
Evening star., 1941-07-24

sharkSkin coats in white and
pastel shades. Broken sizes.
~ Sheer Navy Dresses;
sizes 14-16, Orig. 1926, 2.72
(26) Summer Dresses; in
prints and pastels; mostly
one of a kind. Orig. 3.99
to 500 ---------l l.S4
u9) Summer Dresses; in
dark and light prints and
pastels. Broken sizes. Orig.
2.99 to 3.99---l.23
(1S) Summer Dresses; in
sheers and spun rayon;
including jacket style. Orig.
5.95-6.95 3.46
(1) Summer Dresses; in
sheers. printed chiffons with
slips and rayon alpaca. Orig.
1895 5.37
Golden berC'-D7
Evening star., 1941-07-24

-Dresses-second Floor
Evening star., 1941-07-24
ZOO Rayon Crepe
Redingote Goats
SIC

Just 81 in this RummaEe
sale. Washable rayon creme
in navy and black. Also
sharkskin coats in white and
pastel shades. Broken sizes.
Evening star., 1941-07-24

(56) Washable Sheer Cotton
Dresses; in percales. prints
and flock dots. Orig. l,19,
42c
(2D Seersucker and Lawn
Dresses; washable; sizes II
to 20. Orig. 1.69 I'LL
(7 Blue and Red Seersucker
Dresses; sizes II to Is. Orig.
1.99 ----. l.67
(27D Cotton Uniforms; in
checks and stripes: slightly
imperfect. Orig. l29-- Sac
(14) Rayon Housecoats;
Upper a n d wraparound
styles, in prints. Orig, 3.99-
5.99 -2.73
coe C11o,J EJoor
Evening star., 1941-07-24
NOTE! RESTRICTIONS

No MoiI or Phone Orders! No c. o. D.'s!
No Exchanges or Loyowoys! All SoIes
Absolutely Final on Rummoge Sale Items!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24
Strike Ties Up
|nter-City Buses

Tho Detroit Greyhound Bu,
Terminal vas filled with mu''cr.
Ing holiday travellers to-day VINO
were informed tha, all bus service
from Detroit 10 Cleveland and
Chicago was disrupted by ? strike
Extending three weeks old
strike AZ the Cleveland terminal
the AL street car and bus
drivers union in Detroit and Chr
cago walked out hating l3 add.-
tonal runs The work >'oppaGe
Stcmmcd from the unions gricv-
ance in Cleveland that women
cleaning buses there arc paid less
than contract minmumS
Samucl Bcrrorg. union SpokoS-
man said the strike affected 100
employees nationally He charged
company President Y W Budd
with refusal 10 meet with q union
committee on tho dispute
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24
Kresge Sends Bonus
To EMPLOYEES in Army

Christmas checks ranging up IA
500. viii be mailed TO all former
S. s. KrcScc employees who have
entered tho armed services during
the past year ny enrolment or
COnSctiption
President T. r Williams 'c>tl-
mated that approximately - FOR
mcr kreSge men arc IN tho armed
forces Following traditional pol
icy Williams said. cash rcmom-
hranceS VIII be distributed 10 the
company'S 1000 employees IN the
Detroit area. Individual amounts
viii be determined by length OF
employment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24
Pray for President
Archbishop Mooney Pledges U. S. Catholic Bishops
in All-Out Support in National Effort

WASHINGTON. Dec. u INS)
President Roosevelt today 10
ceVed a letter from the Mos, Rev
Edward Mooney archbishop o
Detroit pledging the Catholic
bishops OF the United States t,
all-oul Suppory in the present ma
lional effort. Z ~ vi
We give YOU. MIR. President.
the pledge Of our whoIehcartcd
cooperation In the difficult days
that lie ahead" wrote Arch
bishop Mooney who is also CHAIR
man of the administrative board
Of the National Catholic Wei
fare Conference.
we will zeaIouslNe fulfil our
spiritual ministry in the sacred
cause OF our country's service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24
7 Wives Puzzled
As FBI DetainS
Alien Husbands
Fisher Body Employe,
Landscape Gardener
TO 90 Before U. s. Board

Wives Of TWO German aliens are
admittedly anxious for The Enemy
Alien Board 10 answer many quc>-
lions relative 10 tho detention of
their husbands by tho Fedora Blu
reau Of Investigation
With emphasis, both wives deny
there has been anything M their
husbands past which could be
construed * unfTiendly 80 the
United StaicS--NliA-ca Hl4deHee
both predict that tho board VIII re-
lease them Immediately after a
hearing.
Tho men arc SicGiricd Schnci-
der assistant superintendent of the
Fisher Body die engineering dlvi-
sion. and Johannes {. Hartmann,
Franklin landscape gardener.
Since 1896 when he came from
Germany, Schneider has been en-
ploycd by Fisher Body His wife.
now naturalIcd came 10 the
United States in 1923 They were
married only - months ago and
live a. 2632 Chicago boulevard.
'If they'd only hurry and have
the hearing ~ he could come
home Ia me. I'd he lot happier
woman" said Mrs Schneider.
Hes done nothing wrong. Moth
ing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24
.GOOdfeIIOW Gifts
To 10000 Today

Policemen feared by children a
generation ago today became
Santa Clauses to $4,000 Detroit
kids delivering them the packages
supplied by the old Newsboys
Goodfellow fund.
Aided by Boy Scouts. 5000 po-
licemon carly began the huge
distribution lob which must be
ended in time 10 guarantee a
merry Christmas 10 every child.
Staggering under heavy loads,
working on their own time, the
policemen VIII use cruisers and
city cars 10 make deliveries. They
have helped the Goodfellows for
IS consecutive years and never yet
have failed 10 arrive by the hour
that Santa Claus was expected.
The list Of children who will
receive the gifts has been pre-
pared for many days. with new
additions made as fast a. reports
are received and carefully checked
and rechcCkcd
approximately 5000 600 wa :
raised by special benefits and the
annual sale OF Goodfellow ncWS-
papers.
Yesterday afternoon. Jose p h
Brady former GoodfelloW presi-
dent distributed gifts 10 10 chill
dren in Receiving Hospital. Around
a decorated tree tho children
gathered 10 receive clothing candy
and toys.
Each Goodfcllow parcel this
year will contain two suits Of
underwear TWO pairs Of hose an
order for a PAIR of shoes. a book,
2 box OF candy a TOY or a doll
and sweater or dress for each
child IN INC family
Distribution of basket, viii be
completed this evening. Needy
families that no not receive
baskets should contact either their
local police precinct station or
GoodfeIloW headquarters Extra
packages VIII be- delivered TO
them
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24

I'VE place at your disposal In
that service our institutions and
their conSeCrated personnel.
we will lead our priests and
people in constant prayer that
God may bear YOU mp under the
heavy burdens that weigh upon
YOU. that He may guide YOU and
all who share with YOU RESPONSE
bility for the nations govern
mcnt> and security. that He
may strengthen us all to win
victory that will he n blessing
not for our nation alone hut for
the whole world"
Archbishop Mooney said that h'
VAS speaking for the Catholic
bishops of the United States Spir
tual leaders Of more than 10000
BOO Americans
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24
CHUTE RIDDLED

II was riddled with bullets.
One example Of tho Anglo
American cooperation vas given
by A California tommy pilot who
was ioCkcylng 10 give a japanese
bomber the coup dc grace after
setting his port engine afirc when
+l--fte-tt4-TT57 t."ett-f---TJrtrtrt ny
a New Zealandcr. took over
THAT baby closed 10 within
100 yards and then gave him the
works." the Californian said
"The little yellow mans
bomber turned into mass Of
FIRE. ! don't ask for any better
guys to fight with"
They we're Still talking when !
left the mess, saying. such things
II closed on him. ! could see
Dmy bullets pouring into him. hut
the guy went straight on"
yeah. It's disgusting when
YOU pour u in and they won't
come down"
The raid on Rangoon was The
first real japanese attack on fan
eastern British city The raids on
Singapore have been unimportant.
II consisted OF two waves OF
about "a bombers with fighter
escort. They used both heavy and
light bombs II is reared that
civilian casualties were heavy and
that damage may have been
severe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24
SAYS HE WONT WORK

Mrs Ludecke in her bill of COM
plant charges that her husband,
although able 10 earn large sums
of money, refused 10 work, fore.
ing her 10 support herself and pro-
vide a home for the two of them.
Ludecke she sets forth. so
dominated her personality that he
forced her to give up her college
friends. He refused TO take her 10
places Of amusement, or TO pro-
vide any kind Of permanent home
for her.
Author of a former best-seller,
Il Knew Hitler, which expressed
great personal admiration for Hit
Ter, Ludecke represents himself as
a reformed Nazi He has twice
been refused American citizenship
here.
The couple made their home in
Detroit until Sept IA, 1941, when
h ey finally separated. Mrs.
Ludecke is asking for the return
of her maiden name. Ludecke has
not filed an appearance in the
case
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24
TOOK OUT PAPERS

Attempting 10 understand her
husbands imprisonment she con-
leCtured that the F'BI might have
been miSled by his sending food
and clothing 10 German prisoners
in Canada
Mrs Schneider mentioned also
that he had frequently ordered
Photographic equipment from Ger
many but only for his own hobby
and to help the Nazis. whom
he hates.
Similarly Mrs. Hartmann said
Il can't understand il. Our
papers are IN good order and
have been ever since we came
over about Is years ago.
MIR. Hartmann registered a.
an alien and has taken out his
first papers"
Once before. she added. Hart.
mann applied for citizenship. but
due 10 the depression he had No
money for the fees
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24
Santa Stolen

The Detroit Times TO-DAY re
rcitcd this Telegram
Pour little boys on Nuirland
avenue have big chin droop
today. Some guys Switched
their big Santa Claus which NAV
spoil their Christmas DAY. To
hundrcds Of Kids he's been
fixture complete. so please re-
turn Santa Claus 10 Jack,
Tommy, Billie and Pete.
arthur j. Platten."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24
MAUREEN O'HARA

Miss O'Hara, Irish screen
star, who is to be married
next Monday TO Will Price,
movie director, in McComb,
Miss. Mr.. Prices home town.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24
Willy JAP 'FLIFRS

A. mess one American SAID
They're willy. these Jap boys.
h 81 wish the folks AZ home
could send III couple Of more
Squadrons Of TommieS tTcma-I
hawks You tell that 10 the
boys at the Tommy factory In
Buffalo. Tell them 10 give u>
all they've got. We'll yet the
edge on these laps. all right"
There's plenty OF glamour about
these Americans Tho noses Ji
their TommieS arc painted 10 10.
Semble the open mouths OF shark,
with formidable fangs and two
wicked eyes. Next 10 tins is q
painting Of plump gal IN red
tights different pose on each
aircraft. Next 70 this is the fliers
name
The. narroweSt escape was that
~ a tall flint-lawcd Texan who
shot up Jap fighter and then va,
shot up himself. his control,
smashed lie haIled out and. while
Swaying down. was machine
gunned. When picked up he va,
covered with bruises Ilc opened
has crumblcd parachute and said
at looks like "A watering can
sDout."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24
Mrs. LudeCke
Helps FB| Put
Mate On Spot
AS He Fights Alien
Enemy Charge, She
Files for Divorce

Kurt G. ". Ludecke, former
Hitler satellite and Nazl foreign
agent held in Chicago today by
the FBI as dangerous enemy
alien. has another lawsuit 10 cons
template
Mrs. Mildred Coulter Ludecke,
Detroit librarian and former Uni
AerSitV- of Michigan girl whom
Ludecke married IN 1927 at
Bowling Green. O, has filed suit
for divorce in Wayne County Cir
cult Court charging the former
German agent with cruelty and
nOn-SuppOrt
Hearing on the case Is listed for
December 80.