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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
DEATHS

Martha Venable. 1855 Eliot 50.
Daniel Dzendzel. 10000 sherman, South
field. 4 months
Russell r. CARSON. 2se7 Columbus. ~
Robert Milton Hearst. sault ste. Marie
ont. 10.
John Byczek 3st5 THIRTEEN. 30
Leonard StuCkey. 1886 Inverness
Arnold Lee shell 1886 Antietam, mos
Fanny jenkins i01i Illinois. 81
Domitor Nakovic. 1850 Last kirky. ~.
James r. Dorian Sr., 1888 Van DYKE, 90
Joseph J. Price. 5000 Manila. 80.
Lewis Natharson, 4245 Williams. 4S.
Jamie Bigham. 3sii Rivard 81
John Henry Mcqueen, 672T Hartford, IS.
Helen Cashel, 1890 Lincoln, 80.
Lille Boushy. 14O6 Chicago Blvd, 81.
Marie Gre, 1875 Van Dyke. al
Mary Lynett, 1898 Welland. II.
Elizabeth Yearsey Philadelphia, II.
Angelo Vella, 1901 Grandy. so.
Sarah Bowen Aldrich. 3ii East Philadel
phia. So
Frederick Olson. 1901 Marlborough, SO.
Anna Tosch. 2289 East Canheld. 80
Elizabeth Westrick 97T Algonquin 80.
Paul kamen f5O5O Telegraph road. Red
ford Township. Sc.
Charles Elks. 1850 Beaverlsnd. 80.
Matthew Gowel 1j4s Atkinson. SO
Gertrude Irene Hin. 22Oi Bavgdale. 50.
Pauline Powser. 1858 South Edsel SIS.
George r. With. $685. Newhall. AZ.
Arthur w. speck. 36fs Field. 81
Helen McGough, 2o7ss Williams, 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
MARRIAGE LICENSES

James 6. Cooney. 81 Marybell Schueie II
FRANK Swetesich. 70 Alice Metchell 20
Nestor j. Suchene, %; Frances Crane, IL
Jesse Faison, 81: Dorothy Maben. Is.
Russell Fisher ~ Florence La Sale AZ
James c. Jennings, "a, Georgia Beaumont
Joseph q. Watson. IS: Eleanor Wood. %
Robert J. Adam. 20 Elaine Helen SEVERN
10
Joseph t,nsworth Armstrong. 23; Isobe
TORY. %
Raymond Johnson. 2O Marian +. Dage-
Mas Is
George Agre %: Shirley simon. 10
Louis Gracz> 20; Gertrude Coopersmi,h
william = Brownen IL Shirley J. Pear.
sail is
Felix Polwoda. 81. Stella Frankowtz. rs
Gayle Oldt. 25 Kathleen Borland 20.
William NJ. Dennis. %; Margaret Now
waiter F Lucas. "a; Elizabeth Martha
Ted Kargol. %; Agatha stawecki. 20
Anthony Iafrate. 10: Cecilia Saurinl, 20
Lawrence Hanna, AZ; Sylvia q. RexrOad
43
Seymour $. Shapiro. 20: Ethel Frances
William Fischer. 81: Ruth Date. ia,
Frank n Aldrich 81 Constance Mills 10
sherley Berry, ~ Patricia Eldred Hughes
Dawson w. Wise. 20, Myrus williams. IS
Harry T. sheets. 80: Cecilia Young, ~
Raiford A. Blackstone, IS Betty v Mann
William De Angelo. ~. Betty Fowler. 10
Victor n Bertolotti. rs. Frances karrer
John Pariett. 81: Mary Julia sullivan, rs
stephen Jacek, IS, Jane Garbarczyk. y.
Gordon Dumas. 81; Velma Ruth snyder
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
DIVORCES

Fred Gibbs from Melvins.
Elsie Caroline Thysseh from Carl Cornelius
owe V. styles from Charles
Margaret Mcdowell from Herbert.
Dolores Mae Smith from Thomas Melville
Mary Coulter from Charles
Ruth A. Clegg from Lester J.
Mar GEacky- from -PstfH--
virginia Mary Osievicz from Bruno.
Armathia Echols from Richard r.
Dolores Mills from Bin y.
Mabel Jersey from Floyd W
Lorraine Berry Mullins from Francis Earl
Chales " Henry from Angie Common.
Rose Priniz from PM.
Ruin VI. Greene from Garrett g.
NUa l.. Schonschack from Henry Charles
Mildred Murray from John.
Douglas Yates from Margaret.
Mary stewart Smith from Charles W.
Florence Schultz from Arthur
Virginia Chandler from Francis.
GLADYS NJ BieziOt from John a.
Molly Trupiano from Joseph
Edward G Wisniewski from Ruth
Margaret Borky Hunt from Fred
Margaret Francis Hope from Albert.
Marjorie II Martin from Ros~ell l..
Ann Fish from oscar u.
Elizabeth Kuhn from Harold "
Harold Jerome Fay from Beauford
Lowell r Eisenhower from Mildred L.
Mary Harrah from Paul
FdwinA 81 Chiles from Bennie r.
Gertrude NJ Hunt from Harlan.
Edna Selden from Alan.
Marie Markle from Charlie
Alma Voigts Cassel from ole.
Laura A Mccain from Walter T.
Florence NJ Maluka from Joseph A.
Elsie Schpeer from Ralph.
Alfred Smith from Helen J.
Mary Lee from James Henry
Esther stevenson from Carl V
Marie Blossom from Nicholas II.
ida Levine from Morris. -
DECREE OF ANNTLMFNr
Margaret H. Goodwin CzuchsJ from Leon
"a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
BIRTHS
BOYS


Bows were born 20:
Marjorie Andromalos. 6i2 Concord
Coliette BouchaTd. s043 Quincy
Beuiahlee BatemsD. 1879 Vest Gram
boulevard.
Mary BAH, $40, stanton
Anne Bondch, 1922 South Liebold
Pauline Beckner. 1903 Twelfth.
Anna Mae tfenshas sbs23 Hamilton -----
Arlene Cline. 1924 Wilson, Lincoln PARK
Catherine Csyanaugh. 5l5s MiddeseN
Dearborn.
Nadine cuddeby 3ou Hurlbut.
Ann Carey. T39 Copiin.
Julia Cloud 5sli BeechWopi
sarah Campbell. 1875 twentieth.
Claire Doake, 1911 Charlevon
Wandaline Ferguson. 607 South Washing
ton. Royal Oak
Eleanor Framed. $50 Brandt Dearborn.
Katherine French. 1910 wetherby.
Genevieve Flick 4i45 IroQuOis.
Thelna Felt. 1922 Gladstone.
Adele Gralewski. 1859 Chene
Margaret Hubert. 154s3 Snowden
Beatrice Holt. 5ge6 Lincoln cvns'
Lillian Holdreith. 1882 Woodrow Wilson.
Eleanor Jaeger. AL Kitchener
Esther Johnson. 1902 Mohawk. Royal OAK
Mary Kretlere. 1851 Indiana.
Helen Kavanaugh. 1896 Oregon
Elaine Kelbe- te5 East Hazel Ferndale
Isabel Krshenbuehl. 1885 Hanna.
Mae Kniespeck, 1883 Cameron.
Eugenia Kolssz 1927 Penrod.
Jane Lentz. 7772 Lane.
Elizabeth Lewis. 1890 Irvington
Catherine Morris 1870 Harveil.
stella Mack. 353e Piquette.
Alne Maidwel 120q Lilhbrldge
Title Moore. POLLS San Juan drive
Georgianna Macdonald. 5il2 Bishop road
Anna Machrain. 1929 Rockdale.
sophie Michalik. 4isI Twenty fifth
Vera Mchaelan, 272s Holly. Dearborn.
Stella Madej 1895 81 Hedwig
Florence Olverio. 4s0i Moran.
celia ostrowski. sses ziegler. Dearborn.
Hermenia ortiz, 2040 Sixth.
Janet Price. 1878 LaBele.
Marion Rumph. 5943 Harding. Warren.
Kate Schmidt, 1888 Howard
Alene Shirley 1900 Rademacher
1oueila schuchard, 1873 Mound road.
Evelyn Shuavlef. 12935 Buffalo.
Lorraine Swanson. 3443 Wabash.
Ruth Taylor ls43i Stout
Alice Thompson. sife Eight Mile.
Mariana Tranchida, 6114 COOPER
Irene Ulanski, 1871 East Forest
Elsie Van Akin, 25542 Elba.
Geraldine Waite. 55i7 Coplin.
Vera Williams 1852 81 Jean
Dorthea weidmsn 35see Rose. Rosevlle
Dorothy Westermann, 27SOi Beechcrest
Roseville.
GIRLS
Girls were born TO:
Elmie Alongo. ia Pasadena, Highlsn
~porothy Afford. 1880 Hardwood.
Florence Buchbinder, 4i76 Nottingham.
Lots Bowers. 1915 Parker.
Adena Buckle, 1903 Alter road
Rita Barringer. 3765 West Chicago boule
ward.
lifeline Brlschke, 1923 Marlborough.
Sylvia Gambler. 1929 Bagley
Genevieve Collins. l5s4O Monica.
Rhoda Curtis. 1884 Appoline
Jean Disc. 1720o Quincy.
sarah Enrich. 1924 West Euclid
Virginia Frost, 22f06 Snow, w. Dearborn
Edith LsFrenere. 1904 otter, keeg
Harbor
Irene Gombosh, AIS South Green.
Nettie Gottlieb 1928 LaSalle.
sally Giles 36Os McDougall.
stella Gray, 1888 East Morrow Circle
Dearborn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05

Wearing Apparel

fur coat makes a wonderful Christmas
gift. sally's. 1901 Cass.
LITTLE FUR sHoP-77Is Woodward: en-
pert fur restyling, repairing; reasonable.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05

RHuNBA AND coNGA LESSONS
By Cuban expert. J Ramon Carlos
FOX TROT AND WALTZ COURSES. 80
Tree Studios. 4ios Woodward. TE. 2-sG42
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05

ALL. kinds rebuilt stoves. 81 up. 963e Cd
River (West Chicago -26i3 r..
Dawson Mckay Maine). Open till 3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
Bus Transportation
Moving, Storage, Carriage

ALBRIGHT moving, storage. Grating. ship
ping; service anywhere reasonable. AT
Milwaukee. Trinity 2-2l1i.
ATLANTIC padded vans insured; truck
ing 50 toad free estimates. Townsend
3sA5
THALT-Long distance van. local. In
sured low rates storage. 1927 Livernois
Lafayette 1864.
MICHIGAN 37i7-Cisan. comfortable
Housekeeping room, 81 per week. Good
transportstion,
PACIFIC-StOrage 81 room lowest rates
trucking, si.J1 hour Randolph 6ZI5-
VIRLFY COULTER Moving expressing.
trucking, trunks storage. reasonable
prices. Cadillac 2ils.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
PLUMBING
PRINTING

EXPERT sewer service. no digging; rea-
sonAble prices free estimates. 2f-hour
service. Temple 1894.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05

ATTENTION--Busin cards. letterheads.
blotters. Strang, I'LL Lawndaie. Vine-
wood 2-l730
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
Funeral Directors
Lost and Found

SUTTON SON
4i47 TRUMBULL AVE TEMPLE 7-5i00
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
Censored Card
Lists | Son Safe
Times stan Correspondent

BAY CITY, Dec. 10. A CEN
Sored postcard today brought JOY
to the Bay City parents of an
American sailor who went through
the Pearl HarbOr attack. but they
are still wondering about a Sec
ond son who was with him.
The card notified Patrolman and
Mrs. William Headington, 504 Sid
ney street, their son, James. 81
escaped alive when Jap bombs
capSized his battleShip. the u. S.
S. Oklahoma. The censors also
left enough Of the card 10 state
James had been transferred to a
submarine unit.
II made no mention Of the
brother, Robert, 10, who was also
attached to the Oklahoma, but the
family believe they would have
heard if he was among the
casualties.
Another police officer, Sgt
Joseph Conway. already had re-
ceived telegraphic assurance his
son. Willard p. Conway. had
escaped injury at an army air field
near Honolulu.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
FRIDAY AFTERNOON

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given whe Detroit Times ~
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CET. W-HarYv Garg-N
WCAE-NrNs. S11E M
MY spots fl Rhythm
WI News Wee, salute
WENI-Music proErs
WTRK - Polish Ladies III
N4fD-J s. Marine bard.
N4sr-News
i.iS Y. NJ
WJR-WomAn ln White y.
wit = Marine Band
W.NY--Bs'wCen Bcokenof
WIN Music
wed Luncheon MUSIC
lao 4. NJ
WJR-Happ'ness Right y
WV Sv1rI Partner y
CKT Vim e Pare raIrei
NCAR--Mstinee melodies
WNNZ-KrrW Your COY q
WI Boo SUNSHINE 7
WFNIr-Music program
W4AD- swing pRrtnet 81
las z. VI
N1R-Rogd o. Life ID.
WV News summarN.
CKT. " NfI0dN Time
WCAR-Just Relax NJ
MNNT Ntws Ace.
WILR-p0pular music.
WEJFf+&r,ss
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NWJ-Llght OF World D.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
Real Police
Acts as Mediator TO End
Defense Plant Strike

CHICAGO. Dec. 10 GNS).-
Wheels were turning again today
in the manufacture OF important
military equipment AZ the Lam
inert and Mann cOmpany--thanks
to Police Lieut.. Leroy Steffens.
For eight weeks, he and two pa
trolmen have been on strike duty
al the plant where % machinistS
had walked out In an attempt 10
obtain wage increases and a
closed shop.
When news Of the japanese at
tacks on Pearl Harbor came in,
Lieutenant Steffens made a pa
triotic appeal 10 the strikers. They
promised 10 cooperate Then the
police officer talked TO company
officials. Both sides agreed on
him as mediator. Lieutenant Stef-
lfenS called a meeting of union and
company officials. ReSult-a COM
promise and the strike was de-
Clared off
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
German ENJOYS
Moved TO Resort

WASHINGTON. Dec. 10 GNS)
The entire staff of the German
embassy was transported \ from
Washington 10 White Sulphur
Springs. w. Va, today under police
escort 10 await completion Of ar
lrangementS for their departure
from the United States.
More than 100 persons were
Headed into six buses with Charge
Id'AffaireS Thomson and his wife
riding in a private car with Omen.
A handful of spectators watched
the evacuation. There were no
demonstrations.
German newspaper correspond
IentS were with the staff.
Decision 10 send the German
diplomatic ana newspaper star 70
a pleasant resort hotel followed
the action of the German govern
Iment in sending American CORE
spondents in Germany 10 Bad
/ Nauheim. a German resort.
A state department announce
mcnt said the staff of the Hun
garian leg alton also will be
concentrated at White Sulphur
/ Springs along with the conSuls OF
/ Hungary I'm the United States.
No mention was made of the
Italian diplomatic staff, and II is
understood that they are remain
ing in Washington. The japanese
consular STATS are being concen.
Itrated at Hot Springs, Va.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
New Workers Assured
OF Christmas EeIs

NEW YORK. Dec. 10 1NS).-
New Workers today were assured
Of their traditional Christmas
delicacy anguilla anguilla - cells
to you
Some $1,000 pounds Of st. Law
renee River cells were ready for
sale at the Fulton street fish
market in addition 10 the first
boatload of live cells from southern
states.
EelS arc the favored Christmas
Eve piece de resistance" OF thou
sands of Italian and French. ~
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Latin War Aims
.DeniedbYTogo

TOXIC, Dec. 10 (By official
Japanese wireleSs) QNS).-For-
eign Minister Togo today sent mes
sages to the foreign ministers of
four neutral South American coun-
tries denying that Japan has de-
signs on South American nations.
Premier Hideki Tojo's cabinet
decided at its regular meeting this
morning to submit both the sup
Elementary budget and the 1912
ordinary budget simultaneously 10
the seVenty-ninth session of the
Diet, scheduled for December "a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
Canada Nazi Captive
FIees Again; Caught

Detroit police were informed by
Canadian authorities today that
Otto Stejnhilter. %. Nazi who
escaped from "A military prison
CAMP az BoWmanville. Ont, was
1cCaptured AT Montreal.
Stelnhllter escaped from tho
camp once before hut was appre-
hended at Niagara Falls, Ont.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
Arthur 7. Hunt

Arthur T. Hunt, 60. for many
years a prominent Detroit public
utilities official, will be buried
in Saginaw. Mr.. Hunt died al
his home in Larange. Ill.
At the time the city bought
the Detroit United Railways, Mr.
Hunt served as appraiser. He
later was a member Of the en-.
cheering staff of the Detroit
Edison Company.
Mr.. Hunt was a native De.
troitcr and was graduated from
the University of Michigan in
1902 Surviving are three sons
a brother, Harry, and two sisters
Mrs. Carl Storm and Mrs. Edgar
Thompson of Detroit.
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Scratches
international News Service Wire

International News Service Wire
CHARLES TOWN
Weather. clear; track, slow.
First Race-F1Ag Eta, Never Home.
zyloxxis. Gran Cosa, Rowing Eye, Du-
pliket.
Second Race-.Periover. Flick, shelby
star Sun Salvador Man at Arms, Ivonia,
Third Race-PeetomAr. Asterisk Gri-
maldi, Blue Melody, TramosA, Broomorta.
Fourth Rsce-Pep Talk, Maewhisk,
Wshcoo, Fair Isle Bobby Bunting, Co
Toro.
Firth Race Casad. G c. Hamilton.
After Orchids Hearts Entwine Green
Key, College Widow
Seventh Race Canslip Wire Me, Court
Blenheim, Jungle Moon. Welsh Lad, Bold
Risk.
Eighth Race-Declared off.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19

while serving with Detroit regi-
ment in the Civil War.
He was for many years q
partner in the II. NJ. Kittle d co
store and earlier in life founded
a small luggage factory.
Funeral rites will be conducted
by DR.. F.. Shurley Johnson OF
Central Methodist Church. Buria-
will follow in Elmwood Gene
terry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
George J. Lauth
Rites for Pioneer Detroiter
10 Be Held tomorrow

Funeral services will be held
al ! p. m. tomorrow AT the resi-
dence. ST. Antoine street and
Adams avenue, for George J.
Iauth.
rfr- ff-zrTt--r- rfsift-tAi -iiF#4-tthe- homo
which he had occupied for y
wears. He was born in Detroit
the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hartman
Lauth. His father was killed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
SATURDAY MORNING

WWJ--Land We Defend.
CKLW-News Ace.
WCAR-News: Serenade-M
WXYZ-Musical millwheel,
WJLB-Ethel Willitts-R.
WE%L-Nariety music.
N45D--Ne
1913 A. NJ.
WWJ-Humane Society.
CKLW-BNl LeWis-M.
WCAR-Wildwood Church
WXYZ-Cadets-V.
II I5D-ReTleCtions NJ.
1880 A. VI.
WJR Musica
WWJ-America the Fpee.
CKLW-Rainb1w House NJ
WCAR-Lady OF Charm T
WY Polka Dots-M.
WJLB-Grest WaltZes
WENL.-Music program.
Ni5D-Claude Thornhill-M
~ va ~ W.
WJR--Mrs. Page-T.
W%YZ--ROsa Lee NJ.
1900 A. VI.
WJR--JaCkson Wheeler-T T.
WWJ--Lincoln Hiway-D.
CKLW-BBC News.
WCAR-News Ace. q.
WXYZ-News Flashes.
WtLB-Flying Reporter.
WE%L-Musical program.
Wi5D-Mayfair Society NJ
ll:l5 4. NJ.
WJR-Thompson festival
CkLN Musica kitchen.
WCAR-State reporter
WAfH-ReX Maupin. NJ.
Blk Music.
1880 4. VI.
WJR Dorothy Killgallen
WWJ Saturday vaudeville
CKLW-U S. Army Band
WCAR-Music Jamboree.
WNNZ-Noung America
WJLB-Modes & Manners.
WENL--Dance music.
WJbk-Jungle Jlm-D.
ll;i5 a. VI.
WJR Church colleges
WNYZ-Fables for Fun.
WJLB American Revue y
WJBK-News Roundup.
N45D--News.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
Medical Schools TO Do Bit

NEW YORK. Dec ~ GNS).--
To meet wartime needs OF me
country. medical schools were pre-
paring today 10 remain IN session
throughout the year. eliminating
the long normal summer vacation.
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&c
A WEEK
Death aotlres

HFiDEN December IL JtHn n beloved
wife ~ John l. dear mother Of Mrs
Jean Swan Services A. Fred Wood funeral
home $3.50 Plymouth road Monday. a
3. m. Burial Acacia PARK Cemetery
MSCH-December IS. Albert % i4O5S
Manning. husband % the ate Bertha.
dear father a Eleanor Barnard Mrs Anna
Wilson Mrs Erma steyer and Howard.
grandfsiher Of u grsndchiidren brother
~ Rrinhoit Funeral service Saturday, Z
p m A. A Peters Funeral Home, l20s7
Gratlof Ave
PAQUETTE- December II. Jennie OF
1876 - Louis beloved wife ~ Fred.
dear mother II gilbert. Mrs Violet TschoW.
Mrs AnnabeNe Alien. Mrs. Muriel Hart
mess grandmother ~ six grandchildren.
Funeral service saturday 2 . m a. A. n.
Peters Funeral Home i2o57 Gratio'
PATRNI Dec. H. 1871 Jonn beloved
husband Of queen. Funeral from res,
dence. 1871 AshlSnd. SATURDAY a. 80 ?. r.
lntermen, Forestlawn Cemetery A
SENKEL December Is Albert husby
\ OF the late Ade.ine dear father - Mrs..
Alfred Frohuep, Mrs " Frhe meier.
Martha Elsie Mrs Marvin HIM snd
Herman brother % Mrs William ketelhut.
grandfAther ~ ave erandchlldrer Funeral
Saiurday 1i5 p. m. from a II Peters
Funeral Home. i2057 Grstipt and o. N.
a. s. Psurs Lutheran Church Jay and
jos Campau
RiGHT-Dec IS 1871 Mary Anr
Wright beloved wife 81 OSCAR b Wright,
dear mother az Vernon Harry and Mrs..
Ruth Boyee In state In her home. 1924
Cavalry avenue unti r. m sunday,
F'if44Hai -s4Fs+e-- and htf+al ~ Alma Mich.
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1880 y. NJ.
WJR Don Artistic NJ.
WWJ-China Society.
WY News ACE.
WJLB-GoodNiu Hr "
WEXi@Dance music. Il
WllD Fun Cmh 81.
iO;45 T.. NJ.
NIR Musical
W%YZ Mich HiwayF ID.
WJBk All Tor Victory.
100 y. NJ.
WIR-JaCk King, news.
MWJ News.
CKLW Spotlite band
WNTI MusiC You Want.
WExI=Moonligbt Tunes.
NJHk Music potpourrL
We'd News.
mas r. VI.
MlR Number Please
WWJ Enric Madriguera-M
1kLW Britain Speaks.
Wf5D-Story Dramas.
1880 y. NJ.
WWJ Joe Reichman ".
CKLW MIC NtwcaSt.
MJLR Don C1N-M
WJBK-Dance Time.
TvTTrr-rUTrTrrrr- fiurrzurrs
HAS Y. VI.
WJR Jimmy Dorsey NJ .se
WNNZ sammy Kaye NJ.
WJLB-Music and news
WJBK Popular melodies.
1900 MIDNIGHT
NJR News Anchors
Aweigh
NWJ Last Minute News.
OK. Views
WXYZ War News
NJLB-Norning Edition-N
WJBK-Corn TIN morn NJ
1913 A. NJ,
WJR Anchors Aweigh NJ
WWJ-Southern Rivers NJ.
CKLW-- Special for men.
N%NZ-JaCk Teagarden NJ
ESQ 4. VI.
WJR -Alvino Rev NJ
WWJ Music and News.
CklW Dancing party
WHY Stanley kcnton "
1855 \. NJ
CkLW Skating Party NJ.
.0H TO 1900 4. VI.
WIZ News and music
WNYH NewS and music.
10 TO 400 A. VI.
CKLW Dawn Patrol
| 90 TO q :OO A. NJ.
WV News and music.
Evening star., 1941-08-05
.Too|making Plants,
Victims Of Robbers,
Kept Open by Gifts
RivuI Companies and
Public Offer Use Of
Precision Instruments
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DETROIT, Aug. 5.-Toolmakers ir
two plants crippled by thefts of
precision instruments went ahead
on full defense production sched-
ules today thanks to quick help
from rival companies and private
citizens.
Word of the thieves work got
around rapidly, and help came fast
from as far distant as Minneapolis
Heavily engaged on defense work,
the Majestic Tool and Manufacture
ing Corp. and the Central Machine
Co. we're invaded early Sunday by
thieves who stole several thousand
dollars worth of micrometers. gauges
and other instruments.
A halt to production appeared
inevitable. Meanwhile, the Federal
Bureau of Investigation started an
inquiry to determine If saboteurs
were responsible. Then the help
started coming in to grateful man
agements.
Within a shart time" said John
w. Parker, president of the Majestic
Co., I'VE had enough instruments
to continue our work on a full-time
basis. Without them we would have
been forced to shut down indefi-
nitely.
"A long distance telephone call
from Minneapolis offered a height
gauge-an instrument almost i'm
possible to obtain in less than three
Evening star., 1941-08-05
Coast Guard lowing
Damaged British Ship

BY the Associated Press.
NORFOLK. Va, Aug. 5.-The
Coast Guard cutter Carrabassett
picked up a disabled British mer-
chant ship early today and is tow
ing her into Lynnhaven Inlet.
The vessel is believed to have been
damaged by saboteurs, as bolts hold
Ing propeller shaft flanges were dis
covered to have been tampered with
according to information received
here.
When the 6.00O-ton vessel reaches
port she will be taken in tow by a
tug sent out by the agents, Furness,
Witty & Co, and taken to Newport
News for immediate repairs. 1t is
not expected that the Carrabassett
and her charge will arrive before to-
morrow.
Evening star., 1941-08-05
Aluminium Donated
In District Found 10
Weigh 84,46OLbs.
Earlier Estimates OFF;
Whitehurst Pruises
Result of Campaign

Earlier estimates of how much
aluminium Washington housewives
and business concerns have donated
toward the national defense effort
were somewhat astronomical, it de-
veloped today, when Capt. H. G.
Whitehurst, executive officer of the
District Defense Council, revealed
that actual weighing showed collec-
tons totaled only "a ,460 pounds.
At the conclusion of the collec-
ton campaign, it had been es-
tinated the pots and pans and other
elt1minumware would gross some
where between 100000 and 100000
pounds.
Very Helpful Amount.
1--WE found we we're not aluminium
experts" said Capt. Whitehurst. 1T
Is true We had utterly no rule to 60
by in guessing how much had been
donated but we are not making any
apologies for Washington, for the
committee in charge is satisfied that
Washington did cooperate and did
donate very helpful amount. Also,
we stressed in our campaign we did
not want people to give utensils they
were using and were needed, and
which would have to be replaced If
donated for national defense"
Capt. Whitehurst said the differ
ert aluminium loads varied as much
al IS per cent in weight for the
same cubic footage of material
When the material was taken to
the garbage transfer station, New
jersey avenue and K street Sc, to
he held there pending shipment,
each load was weighed.
4 Results i'm Areas Listed.
The results showed the aluminium
ware was received from different
areas as follows:
From precincts one, two and three,
whose aluminium receipts were
transferred to the big bin in front
Of the District Building, 1880
pounds; from the fourth precinct,
1000 pounds; fifth precinct, 1920
sixth precinct. 11.300; seventh pre-
Cinct, $3.50; eighth precinct, $3.50;
ninth precinct, 8,770; tenth precinct,
1I,070; 11th precinct. 4,260; 18th pre-
cinct, 6,40O, and 18th precinct, $3.50.
Reports of the amount OF alum
mum ware collected were to be made
today to officials of the Procurement
Division of the Treasury.