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Evening star., 1941-12-12
Dramatic Death of Battle Cruiser RepuIse

It's streaking for us. A watcher
shouts, Stand by for torpedo!"
and the tin-fsh is streaking directly
for us. Some one says, This ones
got U.S."
Great Ship is Jared.
The torpedo struck the side upon
which l was standing about 20
yards astern of my position. 1t felt
like the ship had crashed into a
well-rooted dock. 1t threw me 4 feet
across the deck but l did not fall
and I did not feel any explosion
Just a very great jar. Almost i'm
mediately it seemed we began to
list and less than minute later
there was another jar Of the same
kind and same force. except that
1t was almost precisely the same
spot on the starboard. After the
first torpedo, the communications
system cody announced: Below up
your life belts" I was in this process
when the second torpedo struck
and the settling ship and crazy
angle was so apparent, I didn't con-
tinue blowing my belt. That the
Repulse was doomed was i'm
mediately apparent. The communi-
cations system announced: Pre-
pare to abandon ship. May God
be with you" Without undue rush,
we all started streaming down
ladders, hurrying but not pushing
1t was most difficult to realize /
must leave the ship. 1t seemed too
incredible that the Repulse could
or should go down. But the Repulse
was fast heeling over to port and
walking ceased to become a mode
of locomotion. I was forced to clam
Der and scramble in order to reach
the side. Men were lying dead
around the guns. Some were half
hidden with empty shell cases.
There's considerable damage al
around the ship. Some Of the men
have been machine-gunned. This
is an unquestioned fact. All around
me men are stripping of their
clothes and shoes and tossing aside
Evening star., 1941-12-12

craft are approaching us. I see
more of them coming with the
naked eye. I again count nine.
They're torpedo bombers and are
circling us about a mile and half
or miles away.
11:45-No's there seem to be more
bombers but they are circling like
vultures at about 1000 feet altitude
The guns are deafening, the smell
of Cordite is almost suffocating and
explosions are ear-shattering, the
flashes binding. The officer beside
me yells. Here comes a fish. -
A Jap torpedo bomber is heading
directly for us, 200 yards above
the water.
Low for Suicide Effort.
It's 11:48-He is less than 500
yards distant, ploWing onward. The
torpedo drops and he banks sharply
Evening star., 1941-12-12
By CECIL BROWN.

Here's the eyewitness story Of
how the Prince of Wales and Re-
pulse ended their careers in the
South China Sea, so miles from the
Malay coast and $50 miles north OF
Singapore. l was aboard the RepulSe
and with hundreds of others escaped
and then, swimming in thick OIL l
saw the Prince of Wales lay over on
her side like tired war horse and
slide beneath the waters. I kept a
diary from the time the first Jap
aneSe high-level bombing started at
HIS until II 81, when Capt. William
Tennant. skipper of the Repuise and
senior British captain afloat. shouted
through the ships communications
system, All hands on deck. Pre-
pare to abandon ship. May God be
with you"
I jumped 20 feet to the water from
the appended side of the Repulse
and smashed my StOpWatch at 3512
minutes after Il. The sinking OF
the RepulSe and the Prince of Wales
was carried out by combination of
1iISil-lCNCl llil bOi ECAo
tack with consummate skill and the
greatest daring.
7 was standing on the flag deck
Slightly forward amidShip when nine
Japanese bombers approached. At
10000 feet, strung in line closely
visible in the brilliant sunlit day
they flew over our ship until our
anti-aircraft guns were screaming
constantly. Just when the planes
were passing over. one bomb hit the
water beside where I was standing
and so close to the ship that we were
drenched from the spout. Simul
taneouSly another struck the Re-
pulse on the catapult deck, pene-
trating the ship and exploding be-
low in the Marines mess and ham
gar Our plane was subsequently
unable to take off.
Crew Cool and Joking.
At ll:27-Fire is raging below and
most strenuous efforts are under
way 10 control it All gun crews
are replenishing their ammunition
and are very cool and cracking
Jokes. There are a couple of jagged
holes in the funnel near where l
am standing. It's obvious the Japs
few over the length of the ship,
each dropping three bombs, SO q
bombs fell around us at first from
their attack. Brilliant red flashes
are spouting from the guns wells.
The Prince of Wales, half a mile
away. and destroyers are at various
distances are throwing everything
they have into the air An explosion
about 2 mile off their port beam
NAV be anti-aircraft but we're un-
certain.
At l1:40-The Prince of Wales
seems TO be hit She's reduced her
speed. Now they're coming IN to
attack US. The communications
system shouts. Stand by for bar
rage" All our guns are going.
We're twisting and shaking violently
to avoid torpedoeS. The Japs are
coming in low. one by one in single
waves. They're easy to spot amid
the roar from the guns aboard the
Repulse and the pom-pomS OF anti
aircraft fire and the multiple wells
Of 14-inchers. We're signaled. We've
a man overheard" Two Jap air
Evening star., 1941-12-12

Cecil Bro1Dn Far East correspondent of the Columbia
BroadcdSting System aboard the British battle cruiser
RepuSe hen she ent to her death under bombardment by
japanese planes of the Malayan coast Mr.. Bro1on eye
account OF the battle is OF the most stirring stories
to out of the His cabled "playby play deScrip
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16
JAW Aid
Sought I'm
AFE1 Fight
.rectnl 10 I'D nrrKnIr rINrs

CHICAGO. sept Ii Complete
support OF the ClO-UAW eNecu-
tive board meeting here was
sought today by the Go United
Construction Workers Organizing
Committee IN IT'S fight 10 buck the
ALL TteamSters Union n Detroit
but the JAW board indicated III
was split on the amount OF aid to
be given.
The board heard an appeal from
a Detroit committee OF Go Off
cialS for support against the team
SterS. but II was reported the
board has not Yet reached a de-
cISion. Some members Of tho
board feared that about support
of the UAW-CIO IN the drive
might precipitate riots between
the teamSterS and CIO members
and possibly tie-up shipments 10
defense plants.
In arguing for support Go
construction workers officials said
the teamStcrS have been raiding
the CLOS dairy and clerks unions
and thai larger ClO unions. such
as the JAW. should back the
smaller unions fighting such tao
tics.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16
10000 MINERS IDLE

HAZELTON. Pa. Sept 16.-
GNS) sixteen thousand Panther
Creek Valley miners were made
Idle today through the closing Of
II colherieS IN Tire HaZelton area
by miners revolving against a $40
yearly increase Of union dues and
assessments.
A log barricade was thrown up
by miners loyal TO the United
Mine Workers Of America as a
motorcade OF approximately 500
insurgent miners moved from
mine to mine 10 prevent the col
lieries from operating.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16
Milk Mixture For
Stomach Ulcers

a recent medical discovery now
being used by doctors and hospi-
tails everywhere has proven unus.
uall successful IN the treatment OF
stomach ulcers caused from excess
acid II Is a harmless preparation
yet - effective that iu many cases the
pains ~ stomach ulcers disappear al
most Immediately after IL is used.
Also recommended for gas pains indi
grsiton and hparthurn due 10 hyper
.a,tdiry Sufferers maY now try THIS ~
hume ty obtaining bottle ~ iurin
from tItIr druggist. luriu contains
this new discovery in St. purpst form.
Easy 20 take Just mix tw0 teaspoon
fuls 300 hHf glass uf m1ll costs hut
,Hjtlr Irt bottle .t must satisfy oT
money refunded Iuriu FOR sale by
cHnBIngham sud drug stores ever.
where
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16

A pra discovery Iust spray it on -. it de-
troy, the plant and nil, the seeds of crab
gr1,s, preventing recurrence next year Docs
not barn tbc iaa9. Economical TO use . =.
tablespoons OF Zotox" make, a gallon of solu-
ton. i5tb Floor East Bdg.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16
Rep. Dondero Finishes
81. Clair Survey

A personal inspection of The
proposed new channel for the ST
Clair River which would cut
across tho lower end Of HarScn' :
Island and the 81 Clair Flats WAS
completed today by Rep George
4. Dondcro a member OF the CON
greSSIonal committee on rivers and
haThorS.
While IN tho area Dondero &C
ceptpd for 1sidcrFtion y last II
objections 10 the channel from r..
Noble Wcthcrbcc on behalf OF The
81. Clair Flats Association The
association favorS widening Of the
present channel rather than sep
aration Of the island 10y a new
canal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16

TWo File Divorce Pleas
and Charge Cruelty

There Is nothing now about
brothers engaging iu double we'd
dings bat - teek John and David
10 file divorce proceed
ings simultaneously
John, who lives at 1909 Porter
street. seeks a divorce from his
wife Loretta. Married since Aug.
II 1894. they have two children,
John Jr., :. and Evalinc. =.
David. who was married last
June Z at Napoleon. O.. wants a
divorce from his wife Lois Both
charge extreme cruelty Cmanatlng
from ungovernable temuers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16
ASKS MINERS TO RETURN

WASHINGTON. Sept. 16. 49,
GNSl 49, Forty three thousand
striking miners at captive mines
owned largely by large steel com
panics today were asked by the
national defense mediation board
to return to work Immediately
pending a hearing on their dispute.
The miners are affiliated with
John l.. Lewis United Mine
Workers OF America.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16
u. =. Asks
Sailors To
End Strike
International New. ssryle. VIM

NEW YORK. Sept. l6.-Prom-
II : that any agreement reached
between the union and shippers
will be retroactive, the United
States Maritime Commission to-
day asked the AFL's Seafarers
international Union 10 call Oft
their four-day-old strike which
has tied up 10 ships in East Coast
and Gulf ports.
Officials OF the union agreed 10
relay the maritime commission S
request 10 the membership for
considera ton. Meanwhile. the
union leaders. who are seeking
Increased monthly cash bonuses
and war-risk insurance threat
ened 10 extend the strike TO the
West Coast unless the shippers
come 10 terms
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16
ARMoR PLANT STRIKE

ELIZABETH, n j.. Sept. 10
GNS)-Six hundred employees Of
the Breeze Corporation. which is
filling SlS.000,O00 worth of orders
for sirplane armor plate for the
United States and Britain. struck
today for a 75-cent-an-hour mini
mum.
The strikers are members OF
the UAW-ClO. aviation division.
A union spokesman said the men
had tired OF the company's
stalling.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16
Record Tax Bill
ToGet Rush Act
Inlsrna,loaal 500. ser,Ice Mlre

WASHINGTON. Sept IS The
record-breaking $3.50 100000 de-
Tense tax bill, agreed 10 today by
Senate and House conicrces, will
be damned through Congress by
the weekend, Democratic lead
ers announced today.
Without ripple Of opposition
the House sent the bill 10 confer
ence and within Two hours thr
conferceS announced that they
unanimously had ratified previous
unofficial agree mcnt ON l47
amendments.
Not one Of the Is So-Called
labor representative IN the
House arose 10 challenge the con-
ferees action In yielding 10 tho
Senate's proposition 10 lower in
come tax exemptions on married
persons from s. 600 20 81 500 and
on single persons from $500 TO
$3.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16
Canadian Deserter
Guilty Of Smuggling

For smuggling an alien woman
into this country, George Alfred
Rmthven. as, OF 949 East Leonard
street. a deserter frpm the Cana
dian army, today was sentenced 10
IN year and a day.
Ruthven. who deserted from
Camp Borden, Ont, is charged
with marrying Elizabeth Ruthven
lin Windsor. then rowing her across
the Detroit River TO Ecorse. She
will be deported. authorities said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16
; Deserters Seize Corporal
As Hostage in Jail Break

corporal was John A. Stinebaugh,
81, OF Greenville. Tex. who was
on guard duty when the three
ESCAPED.
The deSerters apparently over
powered Stinebaugh. They then
kidnapped Corporal James c. Leath
and Miss Lillian Hill of Fort
Worth. forced Leath TO drive them
TO MillSap. Tex. and then aban-
doned the couple in a field, taking
Leath'S car.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16

lions where bland mild anodyne mas
sage medium IN skin fabrication Is de-
sired one condition IN which women
for moro than 20 years have used Il is an
application for msssaging the body dur
ing pregnancy &c helps keep the sk IN
SOFT ana pliable thus avoiding un-
necessary discomfort due 20 dryness and
ughtness. ~ refreshes and tones the
skin. An ideal massage application for
the numb. singiing or burning sensa-
tons OF the skin for the tired back
muscles or crsmp-like pains In the legs.
quickly absorbed. Delightful TO use.
Mothers Friend
Highly praised BY users. many doctor. and
nurses. Just ask any druggist for Mothers
rriend-the skin lubricant Try IL tonight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16
International News service Wire

MINERAL WELLS, Tex, Sept
2S.-Three deserters today armed
)emselves with riot guns and
Escaped from a stockade at Camp
Wolters, taking a corporal with
them as a hostage.
The three were identified as
Roy NJ. Rankin. 20, of Tacoma,
Wash; Audly d. Mcbride. 20. of
Klondike. Tex, and Walter Sakai-
lis, II. of Chicago. The missing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16

mpatinqa&A?
III others Friend
helps bring ease
and comfort 10
expectsnt
mothers.

MO T n r r S
wi FRIEND an
Quisttely pre-
pared emollieut. IS
useful in all condi-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16
Steals Watch Of Man
Who Befriended Him

For stealing and pawning the
watch of a man who had be-
friended him. George G. Smith, 20
of 544 Luther street today was
sentenced TO 10 days by Recorder s
Judge George Murphy
Smith stole the watch OF Wood
row LindStrom 81 27j3 Twenty
fourth street. who Fad given him
a place to slccp and tood
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09

USED tabletop gas stove; fully insulated
and oven control; SIS. koxy Kitchen.
5000 Harper a. Van Dyke.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09

A BEAUTIFUL, all new. ia.p,scs bedroom
group. includes 3-pc- bedroom, spring
and mattress pillows. lamps. Sacrifices,
sac. terms WARDS Outlet, 7i3I Harper.
1910 Harper
BEAUTIFUL studio couch; uph. arms. {
pillow back. InnersprinE top: sold for
Ns; sample. SIC. MitcheiPs, 5000 Grstiot.
A BEAUTIFUL apiece living room sustej
Hch cover; sold for $50; used; SAT-.
Mitehelfs, 5000 Gratiot avenue.
A BEAUTIFUL new custom built 2-pc. iiv-
Ing room suite, cancelled by customsrSvz
original price $1le, will sacrifice SAl
terms. WARDS Outlet, 1894 Harper. %
A BEAUTIFUL sxi2 Administer rug: soir-
for SAB. used months. sacrifice SIT.
Mitcheifs. 5000 Gratiot avenue
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09

ALL kinds used stoves. rebuilt like new, 81
up. 1880 Grand River. bet. West Chicago
Livernois; 1918 East Dawson. bet Mckay
and Maine. open TIL 2, sunday TIL 2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
7. J. Carrigan
Srge en- Vete, -
Dies in Lapeer
special to TN DETRoIr INNS

Special 20 tht DETROIT TINES
LAPEER, Oct. 2,-Thomas J.
Carrigan. veteran stage actor and
screen player, is dead here at the
age of s..
Mr.. Carrigan, who appeared in
smash stage successes and made
some Of the earliest moving pic
lures, died suddenly yesterday at
his home here. lie had retired
from the stage some 10 years ago.
Born in Lapeer, he went on the
stage at the age of 20 and played
in the original cast of Orphans OF
the Storm" THE Count of Monte
CriSto." "The Servant in the
House" and THE Copperhead," in
which last he appeared with
Lionel Barrymore.
He was responsible for the first
showing of a moving picture al
the Vatican in Rome, for which
he received the Papal blessing and
during the last war he worked on
army trans sports, entertaining
France-bound soldiers with movies
In Hollywood he appeared in e
number of pictures including
some of the earliest movies based
on flying, like Wings"
He leaves a son, William, oil
New York. his divorced wife
Mabel Taliaferro, New York &C.
tresS. and three brothers, George
Of Lapeer, and Frank and Lee
Carrigan Of Detroit. Burial vii
be al Lapcer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
Neal A. CoIIinge

Funeral arrangements were COM
pleted today for Neal A. Cottinge,
CD, a Detroiter for 43 years and
well known in the life insurance
field, who died Tuesday in St.
Joseph Mercy Fl oSpi tai, Mt.
Clemens, after long illness.
Surviving are his widow, Pearl
F., two daughters, Mrs Douglas
+. Rush and Mrs. r. +. Hurt and
Two sons, Chandler II. and Lajlin
II. Collinge.
Burial will be in Woodlawn
Cemetery, Marine City after
services tomorrow at , p. m. IN
'Gilberts Funeral Home, Algonac
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02

Southhcld sewer
w T0F8Tn was UTCSI1CUT " llS
Michigan Road BuiideiS ASsocla-
tor from 1888 10 1910 and was a
director of the American Road
Builders Association lie also was
q member OF The Detroit Yacht
Club
Mr.. Poraths hobby was raising
fine stock. and last July he was
voted 1T Tt II Z a rs outstanding
breeder of livestock. The year
1oll marked the twelfth conSecu-
tive wear in which he exhibited
Belgian horses and Brown Swiss
cattle at the Michigan State Far
Surviving are his wife, Minnie;
a son. Edward W: six brothers,
William Henry, Ferdinand, Rich
ard. Walter and Edward; three
sisters. Mrs. Otto Klinger, Mrs.
Emma Grier and Mrs Clara Ken
nincs- There are three grand
daughters.
Funeral services viii be held
Saturday at p. m. at the William
r Hamilton funeral chapel, 1878
Cass avenue The Porath home is
at 74l5 La Sale boulevard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
Mental Hygienists
Open Sessions Today

War fear and the mental prob
lens it creates will be one Of the
leading topics OF discussion at the
Joint annual conference of the
Michigan Society of Mental Hy-
giene and the Michigan Welfare
League in the Statler Hotel today.
More than 500 social workers,
educators, draft-board officials,
physicians and psychiatriStS will
attend the tWo-day meeting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
'Hit-Run Killer
Of Boy Hunted
international News Photo

Police today sought a hit-run
driver who killed S-year-old Benny
Williams of 1882 Lafayette avenue
and sped away before witnesses
could overtake him.
Benny was hit at Lafayette and
JOS. Campau avenues as he crossed
the street to buy loaf ofabread,
his mother, Georgia. said. HeewaS
the one hundred and ninety-second
traffic fatality of the year,
The hit-run car was described
as a 1884 or 1885 model. painted
a gun metal color with white
Sidewall tires. There was a half
circle tire rim, with no spare tire,
on the back Of the car.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
Fl. Wayne Gives
City ; Million


WASHINGTON. oct DE
Tense industries in the Detroit area
are currently receiving approx
matciy 100000 in orders
monthly from the new Fort Wayne
Quartermaster Motor Supply Dc
pot in Detroit, the war department
ANNOUNCES in a statement em4ha
sizing its value as an army adjunct
The department boasts also thai
tho warehouse site now worth
100000 was reclaimed from
swamp and river acreage in tho
course of its construction
AT one time" il points out
"the land on which the new
$500, 900 warehouse now rests
was low and Swampy. II was
filled in with refuse concrete,
brick, asphalt, dirt and other
debris hauled from various MPA
street improvement projects in
Detroit. The warehouse rests on
500 piles secured 10 bedrock on
an average of % feet below the
surface.
$4,000 AN ACRE
"Army engineers have valued
the 23 acres Of new iand thus
created at $4,000 an acre, based
on the assessed valuation OF land
adjacent to the century-Old fort
OF the Detroit River.
Fort Wayne today serves the
army as quartermaster motor
supply depot. Situated i'm the
heart OF the mid-wcstern de-
Tense industry, the historic old
fort has been transferred into
one of the nerve centers for the
rapidly gro wing mechanical
army.
"A pprOX imately S3,9G0.060
worth OF contracts are given to
defense industries every month
and hundreds of thousands of
spare motor vehicle parts are
being shipped to army posts,
camps and stations In various
parts Of the United States"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02

Gen. Hugh =. ohnson.
americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
Man 101 Takes His
First Plane Ride

LOS ANGELES, Oct. Inns
Frank Mengoz, f0l. who f1a'
Travelled in covered wagons, stage
coaches and on dispatch ponies
SEEMED off iEintteti.-sAiit i4tt1rs
plane after his first air trip toda.
and said.
"ShuclSs. faint nothing 10 IT,"
He was en- route from Medtord,
Ore, 10 Tucson, Ariz.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
OBITUARIES
Raymond Booker
-,fsaiwsHotel Propriero
TO Be Buried in Illinois

Funeral services VIII be held AT
2 p m. tomorrow at the w, +.
Hackett Funeral Home, 56l6 West
Vernon highway for Raymond
Booker, so, for 20 years the pro-
prietor of the SunnySide Hotel at
LaSalle, Ont. who died yesterday
at the Detroit tuberculosis Sana-
forum.
Born in East Bend, N, C., Mr.
Booker lived i'm Urbana, H., until
moving TO LaSalle. His body viii
betreturned to Urbana for burial.
Mr.. Booker is survived by q
daughter, Barbara, and five broth.
ers and one sister.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
Fishing Trips Win Divorce

Fishing trips without his spouse
and moody spells while writing at
his desk during which he refused
to talk to her were the grounds
on which Mrs Alma Limits RaSon
obtained a divorce decree IN Judge
George b. Murphy'S Circuit. Court.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
Identify Youth
Killed by Train

A youth killed by Grand
Trunk passenger train at the
Derby avenue crossing was iden-
titled today as Lotus ffeussner, II,
of 1905 Fleming avenue.
Louis was killed as he was re-
turning home along the tracks
from a iob-hunting tour of bowling
alleys where he was 10 work as
a pin boy.
Edwin Hunsberger of 81 Welles-
ley drive, Pleasant Ridge, said he
say Louis walking at the side OF
the tracks about 600 feet away
He blew his whistle, Engineer
Hunsberger said, but Louis appar-
emily became confused and thought
the only train coming was one on
track approaching from
the other direction. He did not
veer from his path along the tracks
and was struck by an overhanging
part of the engine.
-a'----
Gen. Hugh =. Johnso
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02

ADVERTIsEMFNT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
THE Sale MUST GO ON"

Each October NadePs stage mighty price
reduction Anniversary Sale. Today shall be no
exception in spite OF eonditions Months Of
planning and early buying shall result in the
fur savings originally planned for YOU! The
SALE must 90 on!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
SAYS Wife Welded Knife

His wife chased him around the
house with a butcher knife and
broke the furniture by throwing
IL at him. Joseph Camilieri, OF
1916 Howard street, complained
today in his divorce action against
his wife, Alice. He got the di-
Vorce from Circuit hidaa George
~ wtlT-rv".s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
U. s. Accuses CIofhiers

WASHINGTON. oct. 2.-QNS)
- The federal trade commission
today charged IA of the largest
associations of coat and suit manu-
facturers in the United States
with entering Anto agreements
IA n d conspiraeies' in order 10
"monopolize the business Of selling
ard dlstIAk.ting women's and chill
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02

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