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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-12
Employment
Help Wanted-Male

Help Wanted-Male
WANTED-Young man 10 drive car
Fun time or part time. steady job.
state age, experience salary "a
pected and references. First letter
address Box E-93, Npsi Press
Help Wanted-female
WAITRESS wanted Must he eA-
pericnced Ypsi Lunch. y. Huron
GIRL OR WOMAN tor IouseNork.
no nights. 6l3 81 John
Help Wanted-maIs and Female
MAN OR WOMAN Vor,iue i'm
Ups i1antt and. living IN Milan 10
carry Npsilauti. ptcs- 10 Milan
daily Ina Press office
MAN OR WOMAN WORKING in
ipsilanti and living iu HeueviIle
10 carry lpsllauti Press 10 Belle
vile daily Ina Press OfOte
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Business Services

Business Services offered
AorORS-repairs. rewinds. Electric
Motor Shop. 10 S. Huron
Don WILsON-moved from is e.
Cross st. TO IS E. Cross. Phone
tSt-J
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Business Services
susIness SERVICES offered

Business Services
Business Services offered
HAVING AN AUCTION?
SEE Milford Osburn. auctioneer
$50 Sweet Rd.. Phone l33l-M.
ROOFING - new applied or old re-
paired. Fave trough. furnace work
Shauan Roofing Co. Phi. 1853.
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DOWNsTAIRs two room furnish-
cd apartment. bl2 ". Cross 81
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land room furnished or unfar'
risled apartments ?os y. Wasn'
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Announcements

Lost ana Found
LOST Brindle English Bun pup
Reward. 1855 Washtenaw. Phone
1851
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For Rent Real Estate
houses
ApAumsnt,

- unturnisnsd. rooms,
ieatsd. water. saraEe. Ina III
nAarl
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Merchandise
HOUSEHOLDS Furnishings
Wearing Apparel

Low PRlCES-on Gold seal RuEs
and yard goods. last side turni-
tlrs, S2s T., Michigan. Pn. i5.5 =
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For Sale Real Estate
Houses

a GOOD BUNGALOW home OF S
rooms bath. hardwood lloort
full basement, garage, paved
street. only 1850.
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McDaris s. Hoten
IS 8 Washington Prone iist
i3s9 Lincoln Zephyr Fordoy tsi5.s,
i7Dso
z Q wIEpAAS ALTO GO.
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Sand And Gravel
Wanted To Guy

WASTED - cd clean used furni-
ars. Private sa.ss anytime tsT
rsnnimAn Ave Plymouth. Harry
4. nnhlnann 40 lnnaar
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fPsTLHNTYs New Horrs Hss1.

SMALL House near school
Can make snaii down psSnl.nt
and balance on monthly basis.
B Nrlls BOZ Fit. care DAILY Pres
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Earl l.. Freeman

100 Pearl. n 1893
Insurance Of all kinds In honor
abba took companies
SIX ROOM modern home and gay
age 902 DAVIS 81, price $500.
$500 down. Balance f52 per month.
Ludwigs Michigan ~ Ballsro
s ROOM modern suburban home
4 eaEKaraGe- large chicken iouss-
: Ia acres land price 5000 easy
trims Phone 1ii3F-22.
SEE OUR 1871 Plan Books FOR
modern and artistic homes. lares
ana small Moorman's. Phor. J
aODERN- bungalo~. AirsTort1
PARK Good cond Bargain $500.
lmmsd poss. Ina s2s y. Prosps ..
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Real Estate Brokers
Brokeraoe Cards

REAL EsTATE-General insurance
Ross X Bower. 1903 W. Michigan.
Phone 664.
REAL ESTATE-ror sale or rent
Auto. Fire. Tornado Insurance
EHMAN a GREENSTREET
i'm * Warrington. rhon. 1871
For Sale Real Estate
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new ROOM home. fireplace al
heat excellent floors and kitenen.
Immediate possession.
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Automotive
Automobiles For sac

NutOWoolet 'o' o
1857 Ford DsLuK. Tudor.
radio icafcr .... ...... iifh
1851 lord 80" Fordor S.dss iSt
1882 FORD Tudor. new tirss co.. 81
1859 Dodge I door
hisek finish ........tlS
1913 DodEe Coupe .........---i-5
1881 Dodge door ......-.. 40
N ot1ers 20 choose from
Make your opu terms ~
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Help Wanted-Female

WAITRESS wanted Must he eN-
pericnced Npsi Lunch y Huron
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FURNISHED three nice rooms.
private entrance, east SIDE. see
Nh. SAlIE 81 WAslterAa
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-23
COPY DEADLlNE: 1880 A. n.
DAY OF ISSUE
RULES

All want ad complaints and requests
for cancellations. corrections or adjust
ments must be made 10 the classified
dept before 10 q. m. on day OF issue.
This newspaper reserves the right 70
classify. revise or reject any want Cd
and Is not responsible for errors after
the first incorrect insertion Of any ad-
vertisement.
The Daily Monitor shall not be re-
sponsible for errors except to cancel the
charge for such portion of an advertise
ment as may have been rendered value
less. When more than one insertion Of
an advertisement IS ordered mol &C OF
errors must be given In time for correc-
ton before the second edition.
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WANTED

Sears. Roebuck & Co. wants D
woman sales representative 70
manage Mt. Clemens. Michigan
Sales Office. Must be long time
resident Of Mt. Clemens. Give
complete information - 70 general
experience fitting you 70 contact
Sears customers and why you
position. No reply lacking COM
plete information will be consider-
ed-also give telephone number, II
possible. Regular salary and real
opportunity for right person. Write
Box 66-Ths Daily Monitor.
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Funeral Directors

LaCroix & Groesbeck
Funeral Directors
Ambulance Service Pm. 20l-9OS
z. A. SCHWARZKOPr
Funeral Director
Lady Attendant Ambulance Service
PHONE UTICA 2tD
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DIRT FIVE MILLION YARDS or
Substituting charge only; fase de-
livery. Gravel and cinders. Ferd Dubsy.
1860 N Walnut. Mt Clemsns. Phone
il59-W.
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Vacuum Cleaner Service

500 WILL OIL wheels. grease moor.
srssse sgitstof. clean motor: rss.ovsts
bag. checb wiring and switch on oil
makes o. cleaners. This month only. rs
Grand Ave-. Phone NJ Clemens 6S<-J.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-23

THREE beautiful Summit HIS Csmstery
lots. Sections 7s-79-1l6 Block No. J.
Sacrifice, cash. B. I. Kaaks. HOO Con-
cord Ave. Detroit, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13
WdyneDrdftees
CdredF For

So far as is known no resident
OF Detroit or Wayne County has
been indicted INTO the army and
left behind him a wife or family
in need, Max r Barton, secretary
Of tho Wayne County Welfare
Commission. said today.
NO families of drafteeS have
applied Ia the commission for
help" Barton said There may
he some eases where families
are in need hut il there are any.
they haven't come Ia us or
been brought to our attention"
In the event a draftcc leaves
his family without funds. the city
welfare commission can make nc
attempt 10 attach his pay Mayor
Edward J. JcffrieS Jr said This
would be against government
regulations.
But. the mayor said where a
draftec apportonS part of his pay
to his wife or dependents the city
Will supplement this amount, If
necessary. The dependents then
would receive the difference be-
tween the allotment and the sum
SCI 10y The welfare department.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13
Autopsy on Girl
Delays Report

Complete report by police on the
cause of the unexpected death of
Colleen Cunningham. 16-year-old
golf star. was delayed today pend
ing tho final results Of an autopsy
by the county chemist.
Miss Cunningham. who lived at
lil40 Rutland avenue. died Satur-
day morning. Her death first was
attributed 10 food poisoning but
later was diagnosed as Gastritis.
She was a senior at ST. Mary's
High School. BEDFORD, and had
been women's junior golf champion
two years. She was the daughter
of George NJ. Cunningham, caddy
chairman AT Western Golf and
Country Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13
Fdmi|y Of -Four
Dies in Fire

A family OF four who had just
returned from a roller. skating
party were burned to death early
today when their home on Sher-
wood road, just east of Willis,
near Flat Rock, was destroyed by
fire.
Dead are: Leon Pelton. 35. a
foreman at the Ford factory in
Flat Rock; his wife. Mary. 80. an
employe OF Eloise Hospital, a
daughter. Dorothy, 10, and son
Jerry L.
The fire apparently started from
the furnace, state police said, and
before neighbors could aid the
PeItons the tWo-story house was
a mass of flames.
Frank Mill, next door neighbor
said he was awakened by a pass
ing motorist about 1870 a. m.
1.-THE flames were shooting out
of the windows II over the
house." he said. "The heat was
so fierce I-eeuldn't get near II.
There was no chance to go
and try TO save any of them.
The flames had even set fire to
their car. parked about 10 feet
from the house.
They all slept upstairs and
the fire must have caught them
In their sleep"
/ The family had spent last eve
ming al a roller skating rink abou
mile from their home. Elmer
Roberts. %. another neighbor, saie
ne had been With the party anC
that the Peltons had returned
home about 1l:30. Pelton haC
driven him 10 his house and ther
returned 10 his own. The fire
apparently started shortly after.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13

LONDON. Jan. 13.-The en-
gagement OF Lady Iris Mount
batten. cousin Of King George VI
and daughter of the Marques OF
CaTTSbToOKe, 10 Capt. Hamilton J.
X. Omalley Keys. formerly OF the
Irish Guards. viii be announced
this week. the London Express
reported today.
Lady Iris. a tall blonde is 81
years old today She became on
gagged TO Omalley-Keys in a TO-
nance which began and lowered
while she was serving as a volun-
teer nurse in women'S auxiliary
corps unit al East Grinstead. Sus-
sex. where she was staying with
her grandmother, Princess Bea-
trIce.
Thus far. The newspaper re-
ported. no plans have been made
for the wedding. which. as in the
case Of all royal marriages, must
receive the kings consent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13
Woman Dies, 20 Hurt
As Bus Hits Safety Isle

INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. -.
-tINSl-MrS. Sarah Bessie of
New York City. one of 20 persons
injured when a .tranScontinental
bus crashed into concrete safety
island in indianapolis. died early
today in an indianapolis hospital.
Art Brickel of St. Louis, who
was driving the bus from New
York 10 Los Angeles on the ALL
American line. said he was blinded
by the lights of an approaching
car.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13
A SUFFERING WIFE AND
LONELY CHILDREN.
REPLY BY NOLAN

Fred Nolan. DSR manager
said:
I'VE investigate all DSR acct
dents thoroughly and ! cannot
remember when our investiga-
ton showed that contributing
factor Of an accident was lack
OF sleep OF the bus driver.
AT each of the four DSR
garages there IL dormitory
equipped with beds and shower
bath where extra drivers and
drivers working split shifts are
supposed TO get sleep between
runs.
"Station masters are supposed
70 see that no man who II not
rested takes n bus out"
There Is no doubt that men
on split shifts have q hard time
of IL. II IL one of the shortcom-
ings inherent In the business
and we try to make the hours
a. regular as possible. But II
has always existed. Wives of
these men certainly do have a
cross TO bear"
Greene O. Wilson. secretary
treasurer of Division 26. Stree
Car and Coach Operators Union
pointed out that I'VE get com
plants Of this nature from time
TO time from the membership anC
have never Yet failed 10 adiuS'
one 10 his and the company
"Only about IS per cent OF
the drivers have straight eight
hour runs. The rest work split
tricks. But under the working
agreement we have with the
DSR no man IL subject to more
than two 'show-ups'-that Is as
signments-per day and these
must come within a period OF
IL hours or less.
From what you tell me NJ
this letter I would guess the
womans husband IL an extra
driver n beginner who natu-
rally Is near the bottom OF the
seniority list and so gets the
worst hours.
AS for her remarks about
the union. all members are en-
titled to present complaints To
the officers here at union head
quarters at any time"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13
Train PASSES OVerHim
Youth, Hurled Under Freight, Watches Wheels All
Around as He Lies on Rails Under Cars

Although Eugene Nichols. II. Of
2260 LaSallc avenue, Plymouth,
is in Plymouth Hospital today
with numerous small cuts and
bruises and a possible skull frac-
ture, he Is very happy that he is
alive. as an entire freight train
passed over him.
Eugene was a passenger in a
car driven By Arthur X. Vernon
IL OF 2S3 East Ann Arbor street
Plymouth. when the car skidded
into the side of a moving Pere
Marquette freight train at Hag-
gerty road and the Pere Mar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13
State Flu Peak
Believed Past

Although there arc still an csti-
mated 5000 cases of influenza in
the state. DR.. II. a. Meyer. state
health commissioner. said today in
Lansing he believes the peak has
been passed and that the number
of cases will taper off.
To date. only one death in the
state has been reported from the
disease. and the cases appear to be
very mild.
There have been no cases of the
disease reported in Detroit. the
board of health said today. 1t said
there arc probably cases here. but
that some Of them are so mild they
pass as colds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13

"The way they work II. the
man will get through about l
or 9 o'clock In the morning
and they'll expect him to keep a
show-up time at 4 In the morn
ing.
"RUNS STRENGTH DOWN"
1.-THE result Is the man doesn't
get sufficient rest and he not
only runs his strength down, but
also endangers the lives Of the
passengers. This IL the reason
for so many accidents; the driv-
ers are not rested.
"My children don't know
what IL IL TO have a father any
more. He comes home ar ever
when they are sleeping and
leaves before they have a chance
TO awaken.
1.-THE department has n union
which they boast about all men,
bers being 100 per cent union.
q The men pay So a month dues.
hut what benefits do these poor
suckers derive:
81 am certain they could ar
range that man should have
at least one certain day of
semimonthly to spend with his
family and not be a complete
Outcast from the rest Of the
world because there Is a DSR
In existence.
~ sincerely hope You will
give this matter your sincere
attention. II IL OF vital impor-
tance. Many thanks.
A SUFFERING WIFE AND
LONELY CHILDREN.
up. g.: I am writing this at
, a. m. My husband has been
at the DSR since $3.50 a. m. and
is not home yet"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13

Dear Mr.. Jenres:
"You being the of city, and proud to have
YOU feel SHOULD have knowledge to the working
conditions at the Department of Street Railways
husband happens to be employed by the department
He spend all his life there including Sundays and hO
days. system they have spends from IL to
maybe two to six hours Of actual work The
men get paid for the actual driving time only.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13

quette crossing late last night
Eugene was thrown out Of tho
car and directly under the train
81 was conscious Of wheels
all around me-" he told sheriff s
officers. $50 I grabbed at
passing rod and hung on.
held on for about ESQ feet I
guess but my head kept bump
ing the ties and ! had TO let go.
Then lay there while the re-
naming Is or 20 cars in the
train passed over me. Luckily
none OF the wheels hit me-"
He was extricated by the train
crew,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13
Rags. Riches
Cat Picked Up in Alley
NoW u. S. Champ
From alley cat 10 champ.

From alley cat 10 champ.
That's the life story of Mystery
Marvel. a white tomcat with a
blue CLINT in its eyes. Mystery
Marvel won the highest honors
yesterday in the Detroit Persian
Society's twentieth annual cat
show in the fuller Hotel.
Mystery Marvel was picked up
in a Chicago boulevard alley sew
-erat months ago and given 10 Mrs.
Bryan Shine, 1851 Lauder avenue.
At the Jackson show the cat
won two blue ribbons 1t won
again at Cleveland and cinched
its position al the Detroit show,
the largest held this year in the
country.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13
FOUND BY EMPLOYEES

Just after dinner time last night
Mrs. Host walked into the Book
Cadillac drug store and bought a
bottle Of poison Apparently she
then walked directly to the mez-
canine floor and drank the con-
tents Of the bottle.
Soon afterwards she was found
by hotel employees and taken to
the hospital
Host hurried TO the hospital as
soon as ne was informed of his
wife'S condition. He said that there
had been no trouble at their home.
where Nis aged father. NJ. T. Host,
had died that morning.
Hosts 27-year-old daughter. who
lives with her mother. Hosts first
wife said that as far as she knew
--lA4taHH---t f-ff,-trfetttrrr- and father mad
no differences at all.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13
Girl, 10, Takes $3.50;
Off To Be Married.

Detroit police have been asked
10 watch for Mary KobrZwcki. 16.
whose parents live on a farm in
Sibley road. New Boston. The girl
disappeared Friday after telling
her mother she was going to Chi
cago 10 be married. The girl. an
attractive blonde, took $3.50 from
her mothers purse.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13
Driver Hits, Then Runs

Albert Beauchene, So, of 1866
Ferdinand avenue. is in Receiving
Hospital in a serious condition
with a fractured skull. victim of a
hit-and-run driver He was hit AT
West Vernon highway and Ferdi-
nand avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13
Pair Rob Drug Store

Two men, ono armed with a
gun. entered Lanspary's drug
store. Windsor. last night, and
forced the clerk, Wallace Ford.
and two customers into a back
room while the manager. II. l..
Wing. opened the store safe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13
Pole Relief Fefe
Visitor Tells Of
Kin S Plight

Mrs. Amelia Sztark. wife OF the
Polish consul general. attending
the Allied Festival for Polish War
Relief. today revealed a double
motive for her war relief activi-
ties on disclosing that her daugh-
ter and grandchild are suffering in
war-torn Poland.
"My daughter, her husband
and their child were I'm Warsaw
during the war. Their home WAS
shattered by bombs. writes
that they are all right but
friends who have come to Cleve-
land and New York tell us diff
ferently," she said.
81 tear 20 reveal her married
name. for one does not know to
what extent their hardships may
he increased through our efforts
here. My friends tell me she
has insufficient food for the
baby. needs clothes badly and
doesn't know where her hus-
band Is.
YEARS IN GERMANY
1.-THE plight Of the Polish
people is serious and has been
brought more fOrcibly to me be-
cause of the conditions under
which my daughter Is reported
TO he living. We need clothing
and food badly that necessities
might be provided.
1--WE were seven years In
Germany and, shortly before
Hitler marched into Vienna,
were transferred here. In tho
seven years we could see what
was approaching but no one
would believe us. In Vienna the
city changed overnight with the
arrival of the German army. 1t
change from peaceful,
beauty-l0ving community to ono
swayed by fear" she declared.
Mrs. STARK and her husband
Heliodor Sztark are attending the
festival in Convention Hall where
exhibits from the Republic OF
Poland are being displayed. These
came from the New York World
Fair and we're brought to the
United States before the war.
They are valued at $500,000.
10000 AT FESTIVAL
Yesterday more than 10000
people attended the festival, said
William T. SkrZycki, executive
director, making a total attend
ance for the first two days OF
10000.
I'VE have set a quota of $240,-
000," SkrZycki explained. land
we are well on our way to raise
this amount to be used for relief
OF war victims in Poland"
For the Inside News" Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13
DSR DriUey.:S Wife
ASSniLs Conditions:
Nolan. Union Reply

The following letter is of several recently received
bearing similar complaints. The comments of the DSf
management and the also printed The origna
of the letter sent to Mayor Edward Jeres Jr an
a copy to The Detroit Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13

Hosts father died last night
For the last four months Host
has been living in his father S
home at 166 Mclean avenue
caring for him. Ills wife has been
living at the Berg avenue address
II last saw her Wednesday
and she was happy and cheer
full" he said. II cant under
stand Why she did II. HeriOt Is
a mutual friend OF ours whom
we met through Bobby Clark
Cofganist at WJR) and his
wife. NV wife and he were just
good friends.
Lately my business has not
been very good and my wife
had TO take job as a filing
clerk. I suppose she was wor-
ried and all I can think is she
had nervous breakdown"
But Mrs. Clark said neither she
nor her husband knew Heriot. al
though they said Mrs. Host knew
him. After Host went TO stay with
his father. Mrs Host lived with
the Ciarks for a time, Mrs. Clark
said
"Mrs. Host saw Heriot several
times recently" Mrs. Clark said.
Host IS manufacturer OF
The couple has been
about five years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13
Copyright by Detroit Times. All rights reserved.
MASTER MAN OF THE COURT

The Observation-Disclosures,
pet of Mrs. Mardo kashn of
Indianapolis and the winner
in the Best Blue and Solid
Color class at the annual De-
troit cat show at Hotel fuller.
He's Az years old and it's
obvious how he feels about it.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13

For the Inside News" Of
Washington, Follow Paul Mall
Ions Column In the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13
Wife, y, Writes
Suicide Note;
Tries ODie

Leaving a hastily scrubbed note
in which she asked that her
father, her 53-year-old husband,
and a popular lecturer be notified
of her death, Mrs. Evelyn Host. %,
Of l66 Mclean avenue. Highland
Park. tried TO kill herself by drink
ing poison on the meZZanine floor
of the Book-Cadillac Hotel.
She is now in Receiving Hospital
where, physicians say, her condi-
ton is serious.
The note was written on pro-
gram of the Town Hall lecture
series at the CaSs Theater where
Capt Gordon Heriot, writer,
traveller and lecturer. appeared
Friday morning. He was one of
the three men Mrs. Host asked 10
be notified.
HER NOTE
The note read:
Notify my father, Frank
Knowles Of Branch, Mich; also
my husband, Sumner II. Host.
at 1924 Berg road, and Gordon
Heriot, at the CHS, New York
CITY -
Milford chronicle., 1941-06-20
Local Police Attend
First FBI Conference
Continued from Firs. PAGE,

tions pertaining to national defense
matters, neither the FBI nor other
law enforcement agencies had en-
croached upon the civil rights of
any individuals. Following Mr..
Gant's talk, Mr.. 0'Connor informed
the audience that the FBI had re-
ceived no complaints from citizens
of the United States about the pro-
lection of their civil rights.
Bombs and explosives. the. prin-
cipal subjects of the meeting, were
discussed by Special Agent Wallace
Foard of the Baltimore Field Di-
vision. Agent Foard demonstrated
the types of bombs and incendiary
devices used during the first World
War. An open forum relating to
this subject was participated In by
all police officers present.
The law enforcement officers were
impressed with the moving picture
war and Order" which was taken
in London, England, recently dur
ing an actual bomb air raid and
which showed the functioning of
police officers during an air raid.
Attending from Milford were Will
son w. Moore, captain of Milford
Police Department, and Sgt. Harry
S. Rust.