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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Joseph ,. nTnocho~skL A' Gsnsxie's w"
james Farrand. as Grace c6ppins "a
y.ss, Nueehrsndi. a. Euls Templsson a.,
Gerald j. Weinsnd q ieanetts A. Gssns
wih',m Heres-, Juchar'. 7'' viva ols'
c,s slsa : n Ha1,y. j. as ii'l'n p
sarGaiSch IS
Robert Alien Anderson CO.. Catherine
Helen Schr6e7fr p
sam NnInon. "a nororhy 7 Niher -t
Roy Dale crsie NJ. y 3. Name Geofs'
TsSsf Sa Joseph 5yeh 2, Gertrude Isaben'
Rahryk -
George Eawara Seal % Regns steele %
Pred J. Hal 81 - poro'h, Hal -
Grover Hunter Grant. az care seymour
ydvsra Fsrn Ncconee so. violet Lorraine
p.sy chsppss q. Ksyc Texas q
RAYMOND james YaunEbir0d ir ~ FaN
H. eta : :. f pssf.6n % chester. u era.
ydSSra eddie rrocho % ryssso Kaih.
Rrinf Borsvgkr p ,-
Ernie p Monsiovon Dr. 20. LeAh IlAh''s
c,iaord rousns 81 Helen oyer 40
Liner James Boll. 90 June L4aS'
Jonas larson. a. Hs7ei Rlslr 81
Joscrh Craparatta e. Lena Lc'o p
Vernon Mgrfas a. Martha D. tsnf
wa s r. waiter % Mlarf Aims
Eev,n : Enes.eers 49, Marie sis~ar,
Nsissn Bsun.,s,a. Is Annette cohen "a
Henri a. Tuius Is Eizshe'h Jane 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19
ADVERTISING DISPLAYS

Accordion Msnufacur
tng Company" Sales, Service, Repairs.
3Se4 Chene FltEroy 6644.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19
Death Rollres

NR>oNE bune Il Josephine. mother d
Mrs 'Maty TerrAnnya. Leonard Joseph
Michael Angelo. GUY ana samuel Arnnne
Al residence i26 Belmont avenue Time
~ service later
HARVEY A. 81 MaN Hospital. kitch
ener. Ontario on "wednesday june IS
1851. J Margaret CAMERON, wife Of Dr
af wnnsm ana Gamer flHsrvey Memo
rial services Viii be hg'd on Friday al
3 . m p s. T. At schreiter sandrsch
Funersl Homo Kitchener. inlr.ment Wood
land Cemetery =
EDER-Cau William are o.. June II
dear father nf Mrs Lucille Muecken
helm Lawrence Phuip ana Georse vii
liam. funeral Saturday from residence
5000 Frontenae--ayenueS ! 80 p. M and
m AZ christ Jehovah Lutheran Church
corner Helen and Theodore avenues. Inter
meni F0restlawn Cemetery
IAIELR aG-I33,-Tl,4-see- o beloved
husband - Florence r. = aeaEvIather OF
Earl q Of san Bruno. cal, George ,.
~ DStrst william r. Salt, Lake city
eugene r. Geraldine Fauher.rof Detroit
iunersl Saturday ! b m. from Harper
and Munigan Funeral Homo. lGi5o Hamil.
ton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19
Lost and Found

LADYS Bulova wrist watch lost. Wood
row Wilson Seward or Woodrow Wilson
bus. Reward. Randolph 39i6.
LADY's white gold wrist watch. Los
Thursday afternoon. Keepsake. Reward
Redfard ls20..W.
LADY's Swiss yellow gold wrist watch
Fisher Building district. Reward. Trinity
l-0JSg.
Liberal reward for male cocker spaniel.
red color with some white on lower
chest Lost from Selfrdge Field. Name
family engraved an collar, Or. II. Il.
clifford Long Prairie. Minnesota. Notify
Cant. y l. Clifford Telephone OFFICE,
% home. i6i. selfrdee Field. Michigan
LOST Between Metropolitan Building and
Woodward. platinum wedding band, seven
diamonds Sentimental value. Reward
Forman. s5l6 Linwood. Tyler 1887.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19
.ocor srIcAL ooNrRAcToR

FRED SCOTT -Aceousticsl correction,
Churches Theaters Schools. Informa-
ton BEDFORD 1914 10
ACCORDION MANJFACTURING a PIANO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19
MARRIAGE LICENSES

kenneth Powers. 20, Marjorie Neh Shaver
10
William Rest % Maxine T. Watson. %
Rarky ArAnosian 20. Satenie keieyian. 20
EdWsrd ThomHA smith 20, Vera Anr
Drew 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19
ADVERTISING touTDooR5

CARLSON STUDIOS Advertising displays
posters. 1908 Brush street. Telephone
Randolph plls
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19
~ k0ex Sehzcp DGzocz6W
BUYERS GUIDE
rIrCrRIc MOTOR REPAIR & WIRING
d. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR

ELECTRIC Motor repairing and wiring
Slota, 1886 McDougaN. Iwinbroot
2 -5g7i
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19

ELECTRICAL wiring repairing. altera
tons power work workmanship guaran
teed Fitzroy 3543. Estimates
I-NEED- A.LAMP COMPANY Light pow
or tauorescent Lightning Tyler 4-320i
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19
INsILATING srRNICE

HUCKs INSULATING Service "Insulate
with Rockwool' Guaranteed, lii69 Men
dota Hogarth 1861
READ Times Want Ads for proht-use
them for results!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19
AIR CONDITIONING

ACME DETROIT outdoor Advertising Com
pany. 40 Twelfth West JEFFERSON
Afayette ASA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19

Top wages paid, Lumber on Jobs. Houses
ready 20 go. u. a A. Building a Lumber
Co. 23239 Ford Road. Dearborn Os2O
evenings Dearborn 1927
CLOTHING Statesmen Must be ex-
peuencea Polish speaking. Apply Spolks,
Set0 Michigan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19

VfR DEi SHOP Boarding grooming sun.
rHes pr Nergut. 1884 Livernois
Unt,ersify 25N52
consult ne ENLARGED Real Es's's Hs,ine,
m me pa sunday Times wsni I'D
lssrFer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19
Employment Agencies

Al OFFICE POSITIONS OPEN
DETROIT SELECT SERVICE BUREAU
620-21 % TRANSFORMATION BLDG.
JONES Employment. ffi6 Beauoitu-
Workers; Couples Porters; Maids !;
Mattresses Columbia 1910
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19

Situations Wanted-Feroie
DREssMAK1NG, alteration work. all kind.
novelty work reference. eau Atlantic
1864.
EXPERIENCED colorea girl wishes days
work laundry, cleaning reference.
Tyler 6-a522
EXP ERIENCEp colored lsundress. cleaner
wishes days excellent ironer references.
TYLER 7-15b6
EXPERIENCED coiOred girl: days. excel
lent laundress, cleaning 35c hour.
Cherry $3.50
EXPERIENCED woman. white wishes Of
ace cleaning days. evenings, also days
Temple 2-6ft2
ExPERIENCED>Girl Days part time Of
flee cleaning. General cleaning Fitzroy
7Oiq
HOUSEKEEPER. cooking no other IN
charge. companion, drive car. Dawson
1921
NEAT light coiored girl. elevator operator
maid beauty shop. Tyler 6-0si2
REFINED 6uiorrd- desires days general
home nights. SO. Olive 1915.
WHITE lady desires family washing, larg,
washing about 81 90 everything ironed
careful WORK. call and deliver Townsend
1890
W AN wants bundle washing nea
work: Dearborn called, delivered. Dear
horn 0s3e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19
HIAITH CLINIC
HEALTH FOODS
HOSPITALS
INst RAN(L

RUSSELL HAYCOcK insnrsncs all xmas
CsntsrIns 1922. s05S Superior Center
nrs Michigan.
AT JEFFERRoS Rssitv 1890 East
jefferson insYfsncs. Rssi Tsis's Lsno,
$500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19
Male HeIp-Salesnen

EXPERIENCED Salesman-Age 80 20 As;
to call on industrial trade; ability &c
meet and 10 sell large buyers essential
not peddler's job. our men average
5000 70 $500 commission per month De-
tToit territory. illl commission on repeat
and mail orders Active accounts now IN
Territory 20 your credit We have been
In business twenty-eight years: reasonab BE
draw chance for permanent future. Give
Gun details, including phone Interview IN
Detroit week OF June %.
n g Morgan, Sales Manager,
2sI7 Highland avenue,
Nor~pod o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19
FUNERAL HOMES
FUR COATS. JACKETS. CAPEs
FURNACE CLEANING. KEPaiRING
GARAGE BUILDER

SQUARE DEAL heating Expert Furnace
Cleaning Repairing. Guaranteed. Rea-
unable Trinity l.lqh6
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19

BOYS rs TO Is. FOR HEALTHFuL OUT.
DOOR WORK: GOOD PAY. STEADY
WORK. VACATION WITH PAY SEE
Mr. swARTHoCT, ROOM 2os, $50
SHELBY STREET.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19
TRAILER CAMPS
VENETIAN BLINDS

NATIONAL "MoBAs" shades custom
Venetian blinds, cleaning, repairing re-
painting. Tyler 4-504i.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate lstingl
In the bis sunday Times Want AZ
section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19

w oMAN wants bundle washing neat
work; Dearborn, called, delivered. Dear
horn 043Q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19
DESIGNERS or TOOLS. Dir
Dm Avn MOLD MACHTNING
pINE ANn pNNCE
DRrG sToRE-DTIIVERIEs

RfLTMoRF PHhRHACY pfsscrinii0.s
Con. .fff rrug sfrrf ffGfn Sis ~ 10
a. mrrsf Tempe 5-rl3s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19

WINDOW CLEANING. WALL WASHING
CENTER LINE WINDOW Cleaning Com
rany 80 Guaranteed: ressonshis soi5
Warren boulevard. Center Line 1883.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19
CARPENTER CONTRACTORS

CARPENTERS 20 huld cottages and
garages. contract basis. Larry Omar CO.,
1872 Wyoming
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19
Female Help Wanted

EXPERIENCED waitress for part time.
Apply 2697O Grand River Evergreen
526l-W.
EXPERIENCED girl general no cooking
laundry. stay nights. Good wages.
Dawson 1859.
GENERAL hopsework, assist with children ].
30 to lake Si2. no. o067.
HOUsEWORK- General. small family: no
cooking; ~. 29A2 Glendale. Townsend
7-632s.
HoUsEWoRK White: no laundry STAY;
private room. 1884 ONO. University
2-5326
LADIES We viii employ YOU Immediately
FOR part time work. commission. Royal
Crown. $50 Woodward
MIDDLE AGED woman FOR general 20
home nights no Sundays. 73I Bates.
'NURSEMAGD- EXPERIENCED upstairs. stay
nights 81. Also another general house
work Townsend s-5f16.
SURGICAL NURSE Registered Apply in
person Mari General Hospital. 1865
Trumbul
MATTRESSES At once good pay six
dsys. Wayne Waffle shop, 37l0 Trum-
bull.
MATTRESSES Weekend work Apply
after 8 ,. m. The Stevadora, s7l5
Harper.
WANTED Distributor FOR special sdvef-
tsing campaign good chance for ad-
vancement salary ana commission. Apply
. 30 a m 60i Eaton Tower.
COLORED REAL estate salesladiss Free
training! PLENTY PROSPECTS. 50s
East Hancock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19
Male Help Wanted
AN ACCOUNT OPENER

For established iobber handling nationally
advertised merchandise. Car essential.
Salary and commission. Call Atlantic 5000
or IQO0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08
America First
Up So|id|Y
For u. s. Victory
Still Insist on Right
TO Free Speech;
Smith Backs War

The heads Of Detroit's two
leading isolationiSt groups today
declared they would support Presi-
dent Roosevelt in the war against
Japan.
They are Robert F. Vietig.
president of the Detroit chapter
of the America First Committee,
and Gerald l.. X. Smith. founder
and national leader of-the COM
mittee of 100000.
espite any prOvocation
which may have been made"
Vietig said, "the United States
has been attacked. and believe
the America First will support
the administrations foreign pol
icy so far as IL Is constitutional.
The only thing 10 do now Is TO
win.
WANT FREE SPEECH
"Me-wilI still Insist on the
right OF free speech. I believe
we should follow the practice OF
Britain IN her admirabie policy
that free speech is as important
I'm war as i'm peace. As Amer
leans, we stand for constructive
criticism"
Smith reiterated Nletlg's words
when he said:
1--WE are loyal Americans and
will support any policy APP
proved by our elected represen-
tatives in Congress relative TO
this crisis.
"PRriotism will be the key
note OF meetings we have
planned in Ave cities during the
next week. One Of these will
he held AT Cass Technical High
school, December i6, and Will
be known rs victory Rally.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08
j. Navy Asks
For Men Here

The United States Navy re
cruiting office in Detroit today
asked The Detroit Times TO pub
lish the following announcement
1.-THE navy says: IL you want
action. enlist NOW.
I've have things for able
bodied, two-fisted men to do.
"Come i'm and let us tell you
about IL.
Well be open until midnight.
1.-THE office Is on the sixth
floor of the Federal Building"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08
Young Detroit
ANSWERS Jdps
AT Recruit Posts
Offices Swsmpsd
by Those Eager
TO Join Service

Army navy and marine recruit
Ing Offices were swamped today
rs young Detroit gave its answer
10 the japanese Empires attack
-Four members of motorcycle
club heard the war news as they
sat eating in a restaurant 40 miles
from Detroit. They jumped onto
their motorcycles and sped into
town 90 enlist.
81 willis Manning. 2S. already do
Ing his bit as a defense worker.
heard il on the radio at his home
rs 2577 Woodhill avenue. He
Others were eating Sunday night
-ruiting Office.
Oters were eating Sunday night
supper or playing cards or out
with their girl They heard Tho
news. They started for the re-
--ruitinp Office.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08
GREATEST DANGER

"Any- bomber able 10 get this
far would still have Selfridge
Field 10 reckon with" added
Richards.
The greatest danger. he con
tinued, is that an invading power
might first capture a base close
enough 10 make a round-trip tC
Detroit.
ANY attack on Detroit coulC
be only an attempt TO hurt morale
to show that the inland could
be bombed Richards said. adding
we are in no immediate need oil
-blackouts, air raid shelters ane
other such defense.
He continued:
Nothing in view Of the pres
cnt would warrant system of
wardens and the elaborate pre-
cautions now necessary I'm Lon
don and other English coastal
cities.
even in London they are be-
ginning 10 doubt the value OF
the blackout. 1t II a nuisance
and n danger and creates unnec-
essary apprehension in the pop
ulace. l would say Detroit Is i'm
good shape"
Richards; who recently returned
from England, said a plan of as
signing a guard to each large
building would be tried here soon
to guard against panic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08
Distance Makes
City Safe Against
Axis Bombings
Only Suicide Squadron
Gould Attack Detroit.
Says Defense Aide Here

The only way that Detroit
could be bombed would be by a
suicide squadron composed of
planes with enough gasoline to
get here but not enough 10 return.
Glenn {. Richards, chairman of
the Detroit Civil Defense Council,
said today.
Richards explained that-evcn
the largest bomberS now have a
flying distance of approximately
5000 miles. This would mean
that a bomber might come from
an Axis European base, but only
on a one-way ticket.
An attack on Detroit from the
Pacific would be even more re-
mote, he explained. The japanese
have no land base near enough
TO be dangerous and bombers
cannot take off from aircraft car
-rIprS-With- a heavy load
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08
There's u War On!
Times Copy Boy Tells Editor Nut! Tries TO Join
Marines Awaits Second Examination
tWChrlStmaSl

"Nuts with this" said Fred
Lyle
Boy yelled the city editor.
''Nuts," said Fred Lyle. He
approached the city desk. BOSS,
1 gotta leave"
Leave" said the city editor.
where are YOU going?"
ITO join the Marines" said
Lyle. "There's a war going on"
And he went.
In fact. he was the first 10 APP
pear at the marine recruiting of
flee. He was turned down on the
first physical examination. but he
says he's going to take another
Then we'll know definitely whether
we've lost an office boy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08

1t was z a. m, today in The
Detroit Times office and the wires
were singing with bulletins and
leads on the war.
On the rim copy readers fever
ishly wrote and rewrote headlines.
Telephones tangled with stories of
how extra guards were posted al
defense plants. recruiting Offices
were damned, SelfrIdge- Field was
on the alert.
Fred Lyle. 1S-year-old office
boy OF 937S Cutter avenue. who'd
been busily rushing proofs and
wire copy to the news desk. sud
denly stopped dead-still amid all
the confusion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08

in aclass=ef . =
In Annapolis, besides being cox
swain for the academy'S first cut
ter. he found time to write a text
book on ordnance and gunnery
which was later used at the naval
college.
AS a youngster. Just our ol
Annapolis, he was in the Spanish
American War in Cuba. There
he was cited for bravery. In the
World War he was a submarine
commander of two divisions OF
submarines and operated off Ire
land and the Azores He won the
Distinguished Service Medal for
his work.
He went into the war as a leu
tenant commander and came out a
captain. He has done such things
as take 90 submarines on a 1906
mile "trip from Hawaii TO Wash
ington, d. C., without hitch. His
greatest value, navy people say. !,
in his knowledge not only of battle
ships, but of submarines and The
air wings.
Like other bright young nav!
men after the World War he wen
] TO the Naval War College; laugh
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08
Clipper al Oahu;
Burma Premier Safe

HONOLULU, Dec. SINS
The Anzac Clipper, bearing II pas
sengers. inclEdlng u Saw, premier
of Burma, made a safe landing AT
an undisclosed point at Oahu this
morning during the height of the
japanese attack on Honolulu. The
ship was westbound from San
Francisco.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08
Rosevine' S Roaming
Lad Held by Police

Nine-year-old Jimmy Bloink. of
Roseville, the lad who won't stay
home. was in the Juvenile Deten-
ton Home again today.
Jimmy. called by police a
Chronic runaway" was taken &c
the home after efforts OF police
women to keep him quiet in the
women's division failed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08

in the college himself later. He.
been head of Annapolis; cruiseo
in every type of naval craft over
the Pacific. q
The admiral is devoted tc
his wife, who lives on their Con
necticut farm, 10 his three
daughters and his Two sons, the
younger of who. has just been
graduated by Annapolis.
LOVES HIS BOYS
Hart worries over his men Their
morale is his personal concern
Said Mrs. Courtney: tx
"He visited us here I'm Detroit
I'm 1889 when he was on his way
To the Asiatic post. i liked best
of all to hear him talk about his
boys. They're what make our
navy, their well-being and their
discipline"
The admiral is known 10 have
stood no against the whole naya
college in arguments about han
ding the United States middics /
is said he has been known 10 pounC
the desk and shout:
But what about my men :
What would a thing like this do
10 their morale?"
lie always won his. arguments.
He still has old school friend
in Flint whom he sees when h
comes TO Michigan. One is S.
Stewart, retired induStrialist. Tn
late Judge James Parker was Ar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08
War Dates
America Declared War
Lost in April. 1917

II was on April 6, 1917 that the
United States last declared war.
On that date Congress decreed a
state of war with Germany eX-
listed. Diplomatic relations, how
ever, had been severed two months
before. on February g. This war
officially ended Oct. IL, 1921, when
the Senate ratified a peace treaty
with Germany.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08

Sheriff's officers today were
searching for an outside accom-
piice believed to have assisted in
the thwarted Jail break early Sun
day of Louis l.. Brown, 30, Of 1884
Ash street. awaiting trial at Wayne
County Jail on a breaking and en-
tering. charge and for violating
lnarolp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08
OFFICE BOY FIRST

First marine applicant was Fred
Lyle, 1S-year-old Detroit Times
office boy. who lives al 1878 Cutler
avenue.
BY 7:30 a. m. u men had ap-
)eared at the army recruiting
office. Lines also were forming
At the navy and marine recruiting
,ffices.
Manning was the first soldier
10 be signed. The members OF
The motorcycle club-Don Near
.hur. 20; Louis Carnaghi. %;
George Girard, Is, and Oliver
Baresi, @21-@ere= tHrned=down,
tentatively or permanently. for
physical defects or pending paren-
al consent.
SIGNED QUICKLY
After signing Stewart the navy
quickly signed:
James A. Girvett. II. of Benton
Iarbor: Charles Givens, 80. OF
l6n LaBelle avenue. Highland
Park: Joseph Taser. As. an ex-
service man of $40 West Vernon
avenue: Frank Domanski, 35, of
1855 Lafayette avenue; Walter
charlton, u, OF 1866 Cass avenue,
andf Mitchell Jagosz, %, Of S423
Harper avenue.
Capt. Richard L. Gillespie In
.harge of army recruiting, and
Lieutenant Commander Carson r.
Miller of the navy office said they
would remain open until after
midnight il necessary 10 take care
Of all applicants.
Commander Miller predicted
the war will result in cutting a
lot OF the red tape which has de-
iayed navy recruiting.
4 Navy enlistments for two, three,
four and six years. and also for
the duration, are now being ac'
cepted, he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08
Calls 24-Hr. Day
Arms Output
International News Service wir.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 8.-Under
Secretary Of War Robert p. Pat
terson today called on the country
to put production Of all munitions
Of war on a 24-hour-a-daY basis.
In a memorandum for the chiefs
of the procurement agencies of the
war department, the undersecre-
tary instructed that "all steps
must be taken TO increase the
speed with whichrContracts arc let
and to speed up maximum pro-
duction."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08
Air Corps Seeks Men
For Marching Band

Selfridge Field soldiers viii
march 10 music from an Air Force
Band, TO bc recruited IN Detroit,
II was announced today AT the
United States Army recruiting
station.
twenty-five men arc sought. 10
be trained at Selfridge and per-
manentlY stationed there. The
men VIII be selected on musical
ability given physical exsmina-
tons and a l2-week basic training
COURSE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08

For the "Inside News" Of
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column In the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08
DETRoIT'S ANSWER

That was Detroit's answer II
the news that Japan had attacked
The four members OF the motor
cycle club slept in car outside
-the Federal Building all night SO
they'd be first in line in The morn.
Ing. They were
David Siegel. Is, tailoring rep
resentative. Of 1888 Tuxedo ave-
nue.. slept in the Federal Building
so he could be in the recruiting
pffice early
Navy recruiting officers found
w. c. Stewart. IS. of 3062 East
Grand boulevard. waiting at their
office door when they came 10
work today. He was signed up at
once.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08
WORSHIPPED BY SISTERS

Their step-brother is older than
they and they've always wor-
shipped him.
They adolpd him. even through
tho family quarrel which followed
a call on Sunday on some neigh
be on the other side Of Flint
IL was, raining. Tom hid Mrs
Simpsons shoes in the top of q
tree and she had 10 GO home ir
her stocking feet, in the carriage
of the man next door.
Said Mrs. Simpson, as she sal
porting over an old yellow scrap.
book kept by her mother, now
long since dead
"YOu know, Tom Is not tall,
In fact il he'd been half an inch
shorter he wouldn't he with his
Asiatic feet today. He was very
young TO go To high school but
he WAS shark at mHth and at
his beloved history.
"One day, when he was
sophomore, he Was only Is,
there were posted notices for
examinations for Annapolis.
Representative ID. ID. Aitken had
recommended Tom and he went
up to take the test. Father
didn't think he'd pass. 4 lot Of
the senior boys were taking 1t,
too, but when the papers were
corrected, Tom had scored the
highest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08

For the Inside News" Of
Washington, Follow Paul Nal
Ions Column In the Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08
Admiral Hart. of Flint.
Leads U.s.. Fleet On JAMS
Step-Sisters Here
Confident He Will
Take Care Of Things
BY tERA BROWN

The fate of America in the
Pacific rests today upon the capa-
bic shoulders of a former Flint,
Mich, boy who is leading this
country'S mighty Asiatic fleet in
the battle against Japan.
That man is Admiral Thomas
Charles Hart, a graduate of tlint's
South High School and of Annap-
oils. He is a 64-year-old veteran
of two wars.
America has placed its trust in
Admiral Tommy Hart. His two
Step-SiSters. Mrs. Francis Courtney
of 1855 Cherrylawn avenue, and
Mrs. Warren Simpson. of $40
Burlingame avenue, said that this
country has made no mistake.
Don't worry" they said. "Our
Tom will take care of things
out there"