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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
CLAYTON hi. sNuTH

W q Q " CLAYTON II. SMITH
darkened the sky over this most
southerly extension Of Canadian
mainland.
We stood ar the extreme tip
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Try Again.

We take this opportunity TO
again congratulate the gold button
winners. To the hundreds Of sill
yer button winners, we say. try
again. You may win next time.
Gold star winners are: Mrs
Madeline Largent, Detroit; Harry
Solomon, Detroit; Mike Bates,
Metagarna, Ont; Charles McClel-
land. Detroit; Julius Winter,
tSelfridge Field, Mich. Marion
Freda. lockwood; Ralph Berndt,
Dearborn; Herbert Cigard, Lam
sing; Grace Mattlin, Caro-; Howard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Sir in First Hour

After seven or eight hours
steady driving we finally arrived
at F1etcher's Swamp, Alpena
County, Jacks Landing to be exact
After working a half day pitching
a tent, we finally cast the boat
off to what proved TO be the most
thrilling fishing experience in my
memory.
The first hour Melted me six
nice Great Northerns Of three TO
four pounds each. Then came
what all anglers know as lull.
1 refused TO give UP. Standing in
the boat, surveying the surround
ing waters, I eventually singled
out a spot that looked as If II
should be a likely place for a fish
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

To all members of The Detroit
Times Fish Story Club:
As the leaves begin TO put on
their gsudy colored coats and the
tang OF the first frost OF Autumn
fills the air, our thoughts turn
from fishing to hunting. Many will
continue their fishing jaunts
throughout the Fall and Winter.
But just because the Fish Story
Club recesses for a few months
is no reason 10 forget about II
You will run into some real stories
so be sure 10 put them down In
your notebook, and send them ir
when the club convenes next
Spring.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
And this weeks winner:
BY ROY H. ABSTON,
649 GLOVER. DETROIT

After fussing around for three
days getting tackle and duffle
together. Ed and / finally had old
leaping Lena loaded 10 the roof
and off to the wide open spaces
for a week to just loaf and cast
a plug into the weed beds or a
tree top.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Weighed 1874 Pounds

From one side TO the other he'd
rush. Then the unexpected hap
pened. With one great final rush
into an old submerged tree top
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

We all but cried out in Joy IN
our world of water and stones.
II was the female duck hawk.
or peregrine falcon of ancient
times.
II was the second we had
seen Of these noble birds, famed
in the sport Of falconry that,
like a bright silken thread, runs
through the tapestry OF Old
World history.
The peregrine had flown quite
low, but now this fierce bird Of
superb strength and beauty
spiraled upward, almost beyond
vision.
We retrsced our steps some
distance along the eastern
shoreline, coming upon a fallen
tree, long secured by sand and
bleached in sun and water. We
sat upon this body Of a tree
that resembled a bone from
some gigantic monster washed
on this shore.
Where we rested lay more
than 40 miles from Detroit.
where first we had seen a duck
hawk. II was in Winter, some
years ago, that the bird of noble
lineage swept into the city on
sharp pointed wings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Capable Of I25 M. p. Fl.

At that time there was
large structural steel sign on
the Michigan Theater Building.
There. high above the traffic
roar, perched during many hours
this magnificent bird, oblivious
10 man. but whose extraordi-
narily sharp vision let no move
ment escape IT, Capable Of
more than 125 miles an hour on
its powerful Widespread Of 4
feet il saw traffic creep at a
petty pace in city streets II
might leave far behind in but
minutes Of flight.
For food the falcon fell upon
pigeons that roost about the Of
fee buildings, striking them in
fight with a folded talon, re-
covering the lifeless prey before
IL might fall TO earth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

Next weeks article How do
the fundamental principles Of
upland game hunting vary from
clay target shootinsl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
WANDERING EYES BUGABOO OF STAR MARKSMEN
By Fred Etcben

THAT II is necessary to cover, or
in other words blot out with tho
gun barrel any straightaway tar
get in order TO hit IL.
Evening star., 1941-02-14
ID. A. r. Committee
To Hear Traveloeue
At Session Tonight

A travelogue on SulgraVe Manor
England, ancestral home of the
Washingtons, will be featured at a
meeting OF the Filing and Lending
Bureau Committee. District Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution, to-
night at 8 O'Clock at the Chapter
House, 1882 Massachusetts, avenue
NV. The travelogue was selected
to demonstrate one of the ways in
which bureau manuscripts may be
used for chapter programs.
A colored afghan, crocheted and
contributed by Mrs. William The
ophilus, will be sold at meeting of
the Susan Riviere Hetzel Chapter
this afternoon at the Chapter House.
Miss Luella Chase, regent, will be i'll
charge of the sale. proceeds going TO
one of the approved schools. Mrs.
Arthur Houghton. State chairman
of approved schools, will be the
speaker.
A sound film of Rio de Janeiro
will be presented by the Keystone
Chapter at a meeting at pm. to-
morrow at the home of Mrs. James
D. Skinner, 1928 Alaska avenue NV.
Following the picture, Silvlno da
Silva, foreign trade adviser with the
Pan-American Union, will speak on
1.-THE Economic Development Of
Brazil and the Brazilian Attractions
for Tourists" Mrs. Marie Marques,
contralto, accompanied by Mrs.
Claughton West, will sing, and tea
Will follow the program.
National defense will be discussed
r Mrs. Pearl NJ. Shaffer, State
E r;rman of national defense, at a
- i0c Of Monticello Chapter to-
1~""Cw at pm. at the home of
. Aehmun N. Brown. 1909 Kan
a street NV. Mrs. Charles
Carroll Haig, vice president gen.
eral, will speak on the D. A. R.
Congress in April. and Mrs. William
Bonar Bell. president of the District
Chapter, Daughters of Founders and
Patriots of America, also will speak.
Elizabeth Jackson Chapter will
meet Monday evening at the home
of Mrs. William E. Saunders. Mrs.
r. Harvey Sargent, chairman of the
Committee on Genealogical Records.
will address the meeting. which will
be followed by supper. Mrs. George
L. Hart will present a paper.
Evening star., 1941-02-14
Sigma Phi Omega
Luncheon Listed

The inter- chapter luncheon Of the
Sigma Phi Omego, national ac-
counting sorority. will be held to-
morrow at las pm. at the Fireside
Inn, l742 Connecticut avenue NV.
Beta Chapter is in charge of the
meeting.
Walter Bowers, instructor of COM
n1ercial law at Southeastern Uni
versity in the school Of accountancy,
will be the guest speaker. Mrs.
Meta Marshall, national president,
will attend the luncheon, which will
be followed by a national council
meeting. Plans for the coming con-
vention of the sorority and its 10th
anniversary celebration will be dis
cussed.
Evening star., 1941-02-14
Benefit
CONTINUED From Page B-3)

Richard Cowell, Mrs. John w.
Davidge, Mrs. Dwight Davis, Mrs.
Daniel D. Devore, Mrs. Alice L. D.
Dodge, Mrs. Barron Du Bois, Mrs.
Carroll Greenough, Mrs. B. Law
renee Groner, Mrs. Harry K. Hickey,
Mrs. Carleton Holridge, Mrs. STAN
ley Hornbeck. Miss Elizabeth HoWry,
Mrs. Ollie James. Mrs. Virginia
Jenckes, Mrs. Robert c. Jones. Mrs.
Jacob Leander Loose, Mrs. Paul Nc
Mutt, Mrs. D. Buchanan Merryman.
Miss Anna Mitchell, Miss Caroline
Nash. Mrs. Albert Niblack, Mrs. Will
liam B. Poland, Mrs. Hearin Simon,
Miss Sophy Stanton, Miss Mary
Stewart, Mrs. Walter R. Tuckerman.
Mrs. Matthew John Whittal and
Mrs. Richard Wilmer.
Mrs. Wilbur J. Carr is chairman
of the Committee of Sponsors.
Evening star., 1941-02-14
Musicale
Continued From Page B-3.

Of white crepe, made with long
sleeved jacket which had flowers
embroidered in gold and crystal
beads. Senorita Cristina Michels,
daughter of the Ambassador and
Sonora de Michels. assisted. Her
costume was of Nile green, nodded
to her figure, and having short
puffed sleeves. Others assisting were
members of the Embassy staff and
their wives.
Sonora de Concheso, Ill,
Is Unable to Attend Dinner.
Toward the close OF the party
Mrs, Thomas Burke. wife of the
Evening star., 1941-02-14

chief of the Bureau of Interna-
tional Communications Of the State
Department, and herself a native
of Chile, accompanied Sonora de
Michels on the piano when she sang
the Chilean National Anthem.
Sonora de Concheso was unable
to attend the dinner in her honor
owing to an attack of influenza. The
Ambassador, however, was there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berle's other guests
included the Mexican Ambassador
and Sonora de Castillo Nerjera,
Sonora de Rodriguez, wife of the
Counselor of the Cuban Embassy:
the chief of the Federal Bureau OF
Investigation, Mr.. J. Edgar Hoover:
the Assistant Secretary of the In
terror and Mrs. Oscar L. Chapman.
the Associate Administrator of the
Agricultural Adjustment Admins
tration and Mrs. Milo Perkins, Mr..
and Mrs. w. Newbold Walmsley and
Miss Mary Winslow, chairman for
the United States of the Inter-
American Commission of Women.
Guests at Dinner Given
BY MIR. George Abel.
Dining with'the Minister of Fin
land and Nine. Procope at the home
of Mr.. Abel we're the Minister
Counselor of the Netherlands Le-
CATION and Baroness van Boetzelaer,
the Counselor of the Legation and
Countess van Rechteren Limpurg,
the Military Attache of the Swedish
Legation and Nine. Vessel, the Sec
ond Secretary OF the Netherlands
Legation and Nine. Boon. the presi-
dent of the Import Export Bank
and Mrs. Warren Lee Pierson. N'r.
and Mrs. Julius Amberg, Mr.. and
Mrs Aldace Walker, Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Clapper, Mrs. McCeney
Werlich, Mrs Randolph Huntington
Miner and her niece, Mrs. Rivera;
Mrs. Ives Lowe. Miss Evelyn Cor
don Miss Dudley Harmon, Col.
William Shipp, Mr.. George Will
liamS. Mr.. Andrew Wiley and Mr..
Waldeman Chadbourne.
Evening star., 1941-02-14

COMFORT is the most important foctor in po-
jon'os Regardless Of anything else, you must
have restfuI Sleep But when you can odd to
this comfort feature the important points Of
style and fine workmanship by nationally fo-
NOUS "Vorsity" ot sole price >. then you
must admit we've got something there. SoIes
like this don't happen out Of thin dir. Be-
couse the celebrated maker wos taking in
ventoy and The Hecht Co. was one Of his
largest accounts he let US have 500 Of his
ST IS and $500 comfort pojonos to sell for
only 81 80. Your choice Of broodcIoths, So
teens and woven n1odroses in sizes A to D e.
and even "snns" for the. to slender men,.
See the four styles below
The Heeht Co. MANS Store, Main Floor.
Evening star., 1941-02-14
DO YOU AWAKEN TIRED?

Are you more tired in the morning thon
when you "hit the hoy2" It's very possible
that the Pojonnos you're wearing tie you in
knots and don't let you relax during your
sleeping hours.
Try these TAILORED FOR COMFORT
ABLE SLEEP Varsity Poj jonnos and at q
SALE PRICE, TOO!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16

MARRIAGE LICENSES

Gordon l.: Touzeau. 90 Irene 81. Msth'r
chester ximssr 20. RIA sou,a,-,. ~
col'msn Hyrs' - AlbsrA Man -.
Alvin KrAs'r 81 Mary Y. Wes' %
Louie Parkersos<--s Maggie Bvirs -
RAYMOND l. Brock 90. vsrsr Jne saun
FRED y Forcter ~ MAJ L. hnot.eh 20
Wesley a. CosrE.. 20. Marjorie Hoffman
OTTO Errs.heart. a. Kya courneser. 81.
J'hn Van" W.ekilad u, % Mary Belsr
Meiyin L. Gibson. % Aubrey @ Laohs
ci{a. John Morgan "a Martha France,
Leo woragciz- y, 15ssprrns Kr,pac1yk Il
Btniarin Richard ss,kus. Is Jane Ei1o
Ferry cohoon %. ravlra Pecksrr
Roy y. Winbu'h. 10, MarioZ>T. Kras,es
Waller. c Anderson. p; Constance =
BENJAMIN corbs' r., n GLADYS G-scy 70
Hr0ry fGrikowski g. Anna Hsrgnstc -
William G. Dixon. "a. Ehaso'ih Berns
Fr,derics Bauer, 20 Frsncs, s,alnSr, "a
Frank G. stewart % Fawn NArsare'
Gearss W Dssu.. IS Betty Jane watson
Francis P-sun. 81. Yvohrs var nsrue is
Harry George Fox Is Margaret Braoda
u
Frsc.rck W schat1m 81. Louise LII. 81.
Robert " Bailey 90 Elaine nelson Is
Waitsr LatS 20 Dorothy Craig -
Z Donald Eaimonton. 20, GerAldins Rel-
heung. II
Carl Van Hsr,.v.ld,. %: cleo L. DIN p.
Thsdd.us \ Wnetr1ak. %, Geraldine r
Alex T. Lunczer, ~ VIVIAN Iauzon. Is
George y. sr0rr 70 -ritfrsrrhe ceens. n
Hugh OdeY 3s Dora Larrit ~
Albert DejloN p Beatrice Arc7ynsN 70
Howard MURRAY 81 AHce pqnrar %
Charles n Wiltshire "a; Janis y. Nos.
worthy. y.
waiter XIX % MAXINE MAst0wicz. 81
Wilbur Jerome Palmer. ~, I've J. War
telia 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
.Japs Tell
Of Snub
By2British

TOXIC, Dec. 16 (by official
Japanese wirelessl (INS).-The
request Saturday for the British
Surrender of Hongkong was
handed to the governor general by
A Japanese officer who, with two
Others, crossed the 1000 meters
separating Kowloon from the
Island of Hongkong in a small
boat carrying the white flag, the
imperial command announced.
Arriving on the shore. they were
met by British soldiers who es-
corted them TO headquarters,
where they delivered their ulti=
matum, calling for surrender by
Saturday afternoon.
The Japanese demand told the
British that all preparations for
the capture OF the city had been
carried out, and that the fall OF
Hongkong would be only a matter
of time. Further resistance, said
the japanese, would be useless.
The officers then returned 10
kowloon, but came back in the
afternoon for their answer.
The British told them thew
would not surrender.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
Draft Evasion
Trial Started

The first jury trial here OF An
accused draft violator began today
before Federal Judge Frank A.
Picard when a jury OF eight men
and four women was drawn to try
Kenneth G.. Rase, %. Of 1926
Cloverlawn avenue. who contends
he is minister in the Jehovah 5
Witnesses sect.
Originally placed in Class IA
subject 10 immediate induction
RaSe was later placed In Class
4-E conscientious objeciorrby his
board. number 40. after he APP
pealed the Ia classification. The
draft board ordered him TO a
camp for DIRECTORS.
The government charges that
Rase refused 10 report for trans.
portation 10 the camp contending
he was minister and should be
in Class 4-D.
In his opening statement today,
Asst. L. s Dist Atty. Kenneth ID.
Wilkins told the jury before a
packed courtroom the only issue
was whether Rase is minister
within the meaning Of the draft
act,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
DR.. Douglas Urges
Health Precautions

Civilians concerned about the
loss Of American lives in naval
and military action ought not 10
neglect precautions against loss of
life nearer home. DR.. Bruce II.
Douglas, health commissioner.
warned today.
Doctor Douglas pointed 'specifi,
cally at the preventable disease Of
dipf1theria. Every child should be
given protection treatments before
the age Of year and six months
later should be given a Schick
test 10 determine if the treat
ments have been effective. he SAID.
The test should be repeated before
the child enters school for the first
time. Treatments are free 10
those parents unable 10 pay for
them. Doctor Douglas said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
Gunmdn Shoots
Sleeper at Hotel

Blasting the lock off his Victims
door with a shot, an unidentified
gunman seriously wounded Frank
Alemogg, "a, as he slept in his
room at the Central Hotel. 143
East Vernon highway today and
escaped.
Alemogg is in Receiving Hos
pital with bullet in his right
chest. Doctors gave him a good
chance 10 recover.
II heard two shots" said
Thomas Enotiads. 80. hotel man
aGer who was alone in the lobby.
"Then the man, who was about
30 and wore gray overcOat,
came running down the stairs.
yelled. Get out of my or Ill
Kill YOU and ran out"
K1emogg said he did not Know
who his asSailant could have been.
Officers believed the gunman was
a known former convict.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
Detroit TO Hear
Price Rule Plan
Times stan Correspondent

LANSING. Dec. 16-Mrs. Ida
Z. kleinman. Detroit member Of
the state defense council. said to-
day she would present plans for
establishing consumers price con-
troll machinery 10 combat prof.
teering 10 the Detroit and Wayne
County Defense Council.
Mrs. Kleinmsn devised the
plans and they were accepted by
the state council. The council de-
cided. however. TO refer them TO
the individual county councils
rather than institute them on a
statewide basis
Many state defense council
members objected 10 a section Of
the plan which proposed 10 set up
a complaint bureau TO record the
complaints of consumers on adj
VaHeiHg prices. They said 1T
would be inviting trouble" TO do
this on a statewide basis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
Libyan Victories
Claimed Rome

ROME. Dec. 10 (By Official
Italian Wireless qNS.-'Long
and en1bittered fighting" on the
Libyan front near Gazala was an
nounced by the Italian high COM
mand today.
A war bulletin said waves of
enemy infantry and mechanical
forces attacked Italian positions,
but added:
italian motorized and panzer
divisions cooperating with Ger
man units fought with utmost
determination and MIL cted
enormous losses on the enemy"
A British brigadier general was
said TO have been taken prisoner.
British attacks on Bardia were
said to- have beeH-fereisear--
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
IL Miners Freed in Killing

TAZEWELL, Tenn, Dec IS
(INS) - Twelve Go union miners
were free today following acquit-
tai on charges Of murder growing
out Of the killing of {. W Hodges,
Tennessee mine operator. in a pre-
dawn gun fight last April near the
Tennessee Kentucky border.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
DEATHS

Amanda Golden. 2G2i5 Northawr. Sc
Charlotte Howard 2fAf Jefferson, g.
Juua Jlnm 65sq BoNWood. H.
FI3nk ohidzenski. $3.50 Chspp, Warren
. )snns zeiglsr, ssae Goodwin as
'gonsnn Haa,. lesg conn Court. rs.
Matte Richardson. 5es East Canneld g.
Fred Ford 1908 East Garfield Sc
BENJAMIN I. Cueny. 2532 Field So
Barney Corne ilIs Squirting 6475 NAY SO.
Irene EuenHel ioS2f Paif9ur SO.
John Walker 2e03 Lycss'e. 50
PhiNp J. Schweigcknardt $500 Beacons-
sarah p0sner. r5t44 Psrlslde IS
stephen James Bau stone, 7f7s iowsn ?.
.Artriret'e Westbrouk 6p5 Algonquin q
Laura stoys. 1897 West Grand boulevard
William. Grahan. qti Junction %
salvatore Pandszzo. 1922 s. Joseph -.
Frances Yskimeza 25l5 Carpenter 50
Msyagaa JagieiCwicz, 17lal Monica, So.
P'ereentile Ts',sgG11s aot2 Hoc6no. so
savtrio ssullo isf2t Hickory p
Emil Van sompls 37il Maryland, Gross.
Amanda Taylor. ATT Ad.t. 81.
Mary Barnet 1890 Orleans So.
Rose Zsrbo iSs0a wabash 81.
Asna Mclntyrs. 7aT Crawford 20.
augusta Rurks SIS Gsrneld as
John H. Graham. 400 East Palmer, 80
Thomas y. Holmes. I'LL Windsor, WIND.
Man .IphNc, COS SCUM EadcT sker, 81.
william Bushey 1888 Parker. -
Ferdinand Charles Le!segang, siss Reise-
Lewis watkins uis avery months
James r Bard 70 West AleNsndrine a.,
Frances Nellie Aacauley 20 Webb. 80
Charles Weller 1883 lola DRIVE. BEDFORD
R,.'c can,ets 1851 c,ntraua. Redford
Gerald Flbourns Crooks, 1870 wood.
ISABELLA -,I, Fleming. 4ots-. Purlirrane 81.
Charles Mitchell Jr e5S nvls.cn, 10.
Gustav schenann. 1852 Ashland S.
Addison Page s77s Russell 81
Al,.e ske,rdsr.y itss2 Lauder 52 /,
IA Lee Beck 6it3 Harvard road. -
Joseph Waldovski 1928 pphois
Katherine Kuless 5s2e Konksl Sc.
John Te-lscki, aes GsrsSd So
H@rSc. wl1snl Rofrsu. LSso seward IS
Charles curtis lrsrtsr 57Si Second oeule-
Annie sweenev. 1870 Plum 81
Daniel Checkers isTs Seventeenth 50
valsamins @. Pan,oI, 1897 CherryIawn.
VifTahs,n Parsons 2a7o Hurlhu,. As.
Nina Gagnon e3es Emmons SO
AEnes schst'enhelm 5000 Concord 81.
Maoel R,enscke 2229 Hendrck. -.
lAuce Beehe 1887 BlRckstone 70
Michasl LesinsN, 1888 Thir,y-hfih' Is
ouIse Schaefer 1919 Cherryis VA, -. ~
sam KruFer, 1880 Hardwood 65
Lena Chase 2025 Blaine SIS
Boxer Kirsch Terre Haute. Ind So.
Nick Menards 1892 staheiin -
Charles HalHEsn, St Mary's Hospital, -
Clarence W Gambler. 1881 fuller 80
Clara Maioy. 262S sixth, 81
william Philip Donner. 32ii Loihrop II
Robert Boedsrskt. 42f3 Martin. I months
David Mcknight 1850 Chalmers, IS.
Mary Deslipne. 1865 Iaksview. 81.
william Lewis 500 Brush. -
/ A al LaNH - q
SO
| Mary Clausen. 40 Emerson. IL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
BIRTHS
GIRLS

GIRLS
Girls were born 10.
HATTIE Avery, 1884 Lem.
Mary BarroWs 1881 BirWOod
Mary Culver. 2f3T Earnori Berkley
Ozcl Carr 1884 Wheelock
Nyre Derz-r 2ssS Twsntv-ihird
Mildred Diuenhcck 1884 Indiana.
Louie Galek 5s1s Florida.
Helen Gurnicz 1857 Edwin Hamtramtk.
tIeapore Hite 1882 Washburn.
Pearl Ho.sombeck s0i2 Lemsy
Mildred Hi 1888 MacKay"
Doris Johnson i5l7 Pinsree. Lincoln Park
Dorothy Kuster. 2a47 Ashland.
Minnie McCnm s36s -sslNrk
sarah Mosakowski 44G THIRTEEN
Mildred Nethofer 1889 Harper, M Glenn
Dorsnns Pierce 1891 Trosr.r
Louise Peuson. i0is Alfred
Ada Rhinehsr', 37el Humboldt
Myrtle Robertson % Smith -
Fannie striker 1881 South Bassett.
Mary Valsde. 3si7 Kendall
Florence VAUGHN lit6 Gladvin.
Eva Young, 2isoo East Jefferson, 81. clsil
shores
Bows were horn "a
Rossnary Austin. 2io5 Northwood Blvd
ruth ' Blamen,hal. 1887 spnnssrd,n.
hlics Primhsush. 1855 weHphalia.
Anne BLOCK s52l baldwin
Vetta Bridges. $500 Riopeue
Bertha curtis II East Hancock.
Elizabeth Charron. 1884 HARDING
Charlotte Dickerson, 1850 sixteenth.
Emilia Gilbert. 1850 West Lafayette
Ida Gearsrdo. S07l Winfield.
Iva Hii. 900 Tuscca.
Doris kuechle. 1890 Mcclellan.
Margaret Koch 1881 Grand.
Carrie Kitchen, 1917 Marle
virginia Klein, s37s Farusworh
Muriel Bales 27t2s Prish ROYAL Oak.
June LaBOnd. /st3 Ohio
Florence Hader, e2O1 shlAwsssee.
Lena Moore. 1903 Flemlrr 4
Ruth MetE. 1852 OakdAle
Harrite Nelson. ei7 North Melbourne Dear
born.
Ann Nsmcok. 1850 South Liddesdale.
Mary Olszewsk 1859 Nhalen. Hamtramck
Frances paperd f23ts Chelsea
Eileen Pumfrey, 5ino Williams
Mary penkszlk 2f3f Carmsre. Hamtraf1ck
Lucy Purcell 1882 ~ lean.
Elaine Rcdnan lsf7f Nerdo'a
rveiyH Rvan 1899 seventeenth
porothy\ stevens. 3st Rivsrd boulevard
Crosse pr.-te
Veronica s1soo e7sS Edwards road, Belle
Vile
trlscv, stephens 50 NAME street Rive
Rouge,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
GENERAL SEIZED, SAY NAzIs

BERLIN, Dec. 10 (By official
German wireless) UNS) - The
German high command announced
today that a British brigadier gen.
eral and several hundred British
soldiers were taken prisoners west
of Tobruk in Libya.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
BIRTHS

Margaret ssyler, 1917 olympia. BEDFORD
Loretta Thomas 6454 Clifton
Nsfy Tepsr 1872 Goddard
Mary Nitoycn 1881 Marove
LYDIA Ware. 1915 Chelsea
Fio-ence WoodinEt0a 1851 " Grand blvd.
Arcs Wsshu 1900 LongvieW
MARJORIE Wright ie4s7 Cherry avn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
DIVORCES

Divorces we're granted -.
inez Ahamed from Abraham
Robert NcGhee from Florence
Fla Mae Buckner from Harry
David NJ Applebaum from Haze
CHkabeih " Harding from Ray {
Rhea o DIVER from John
Charles Duckworth from Marie.
Nattie Johnson from waiter
Rose HOsden from Alan "
Martha " Purdy from ClAir J.
Marie G Thomas from Ear r.
Doris Johnson from Harold
Florence May Klemos from Chris George
Stella GAjewski from karol.
Marie Barnes from John.
Marie RaCh from Jacob. .
susie sail from Baker
Mar White from JAKE
Ethei Schultz from Martin =
foan krv~kk0wski from Jack
Fanchon s WNfe from tohr j.
Anna = Mackewfyh from Frank
Joe Deeh from Ft1rencs