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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01
THAELMANN RACES

Ernst Thaelmann ragged like
a maddened bull. formidably
seconded by Hugo Eberlein,
the party treasurer, Hermann
Schubert, the vice president
and by Willy Leow. Leo Flieg,
Fritz Schultz and other mem
bers of the Reiehstag and the
central committee.
Ernst Wollweber and Hans
Kippenberger sat silently,
and so did Hotopp. a leader
of the League of Proletarian
Writers. In the end, all pro-
posals to form an honest
alliance with the Social
Democrats were defeated.
The old line prevailed.
"You Communists, by your
policy of disrupting the front
Of labor, are chiefly respon-
sible for the counter-revOlu-
tionary upsurge in Germany"
challenged the Socialist press.
Traitors" screamed the
Communist press in answer.
Bridge builders of Fascism!"
Today. looking back on that
assembly of confusion in the
Karl Liebknecht House is
looking upon an assembly of
corpses. After the Reichstag
fire. most of the participants
in that savage, but fruitless,
meeting succeeded in escap-
ing the Gestapo.
Stripped. of their power
they met again in Moscow. of
no further use TO their mas
tiers in the Kremlin. The
GPU proceeded TO complete
the job which the Gestapo had
wished hut failed 10 do.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01
DESTINED TO GRAVES

DESTINED III UhANES
Kippenberger and Schubert,
Leo Flieg, Birkenhauer and
Hugo Eberlein; the Rote
Fahne editors, Suesskind and
Knoth and Nofke; Thael-
mann's secretaries, Werner
Hirsch and Meyer; the lead
ing PruSsian Communists,
DIR. Lothian Wolf and DR.. Fritz
Halle; the writer's Hotopp. c.
Haus. Kurt Sauerland and
Emel: Fritz Schultz and Helm
rich Kurella-the editors Of
lmprecorr; Bertha Chopper.
the garconne of the Com
munist ReichStag delegation;
and others whose names could
All page after page--they all
were destined to join Heinz
Neumann in the graveyards
Of the GPU.
Hitler, Goering, Goebbels
and their host of 1000 speak
erS roared over the land in
airplanes and highpowered
cars. Night after night they
decended in German towns 10
speak TO the masses.
No, community was too re-
mote or too obscure for their
.invasion: Koenigsberg on
Thursday. Cassel on Friday,
Hamburg on Saturday. Hit
Ter tore through the air in
the day, and at night he
hypnotized the multitudes into
d chauvinistic frenzy.
Our leader, Ernst Thael-
mann. proclaimed that the
sharpening of the conflict now
gave our policy "the strategic
slogan Of the People Revolu-
ton. WordSl We all knew
that we were not strong
enough to make a revolution.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01
APPEARED IN SPAIN

In 1886, just before the out.
break of the Spanish civil
war, Neumann appeared in
Spain with a mandate from
the Comintern, and using the
name of Enrique Fisher.
Evening star., 1941-02-28
Marriage License
Applications

Earle F. schulze, 80, 5631 Bird st. NV,
and Gretchen J. Klehm, 30, 5000 18th
st. NV; the Rev. T. W. Carey.
William c. Russell. "a, 141s Florida ave
NV, and Jean Alexander. 81, 1872
Florida ave NV; the Rev G. r. Butler
Charles w. Green. 25. Arlington. Va and
Anna C. Taylor, "a. 1899 Kenyon st.
NV; the Rev. Thomas G. Peyton
Alphonzo W. Lancaster, jr., 81, 7S6 CO.
lumbia rd. NV, and Dorothea I. Baker,
10, 2O32 4th st. NV: the Rev K w.
Roy
George A. Sproesser, "a. 640Ia 18th st.
ne. and Christine M Cook, 49, $40
st. ne; the Rev. James A. Caulfield
Wilmer J. Taylor, 81 and Eleanore M.
Labrie, %; both of 1924 Park rd. NV:
Judge Nathan Cayton
Robert J. Schneck. 81, 1876 Raum st me-,
and Ruth E: German, 81, New York; the
Rev. M M. Perkins
Alexander D. Moore, 20, 400 3rd 1T. NV,
and Martha G. Bihn, 81, 1899 Wyoming
ave. NV: the Rev. Frederick Brown
Stanley Lenord, .26, 1909 st, NV. and
st. NV: the Rev. H. NJ. Hennig
Hugh F Smith, so. Chastleton Apartments,
and Mae E. Prather 80, 2512 @ st. NV.
the Rev. J. c. Ball
Charles L Minor, a.. 1857 s st; NV,
nv. the Rev John W. Bowie
and Elizabeth v Fortune. 81. 1919 4th
st. NV; the Rev. Robert l: Rollins
James H. Holman, 32, 47Ol Sheriff I'd.
Td. ne; the Rev. George A. Keller
Willie T. Engram. 81, 1927 9th ST. ne,
Evening star., 1941-02-28
Inquest in Second
Hiteh-Hike Staying
Fails 10 Yield Clue
Officers to Droe Lake
Near Spot Where Body Of
FIorkiewicz Wus Found
BY the Associated Press.


MORGANTON, N. c., Feb. ga
coroner's inquest last night failed
to shed any light on the mystery
OF the death of Thaddeus FlorSie-
wicZ of Uniontown, Pa, but discovery
of a piece of cloth in the water
brought a decision to drag a part
of lake near the place where Mr.
Florkiewicz's bullet-riddled body was
found beside burning automobile.
The piece of cloth was caught yes
terday on a fisherman's hook. Chief
Deputy Sheriff w. Caleb Hoyle said
the cloth resembled a fragment of a
woman'S underskirt. Officers did not
say what significance they attached
to the clue, but merely that they
would drag the lake to see what
they could find.
The inquest was little more than a
formality, and the verdict was SIM
ply to the effect that Mr.. Florkie-
wicz came to his death at the hands
of a person or persons unknown to
the jury. officers said they had
learned that Mr.. Florkiewicz had
about 5000 when he left Uniontown
last week end, presumably to visit
a sister in Paterson, N. j. No money
was found in his clothes.
Officers were working on the
theory that there was a connection
between the killing of Mr.. Florkie-
wicz and Robert S. Divvens, another
Uniontown man and a former resi-
dent of Washington, D. c., whose
body, also pierced by bullets. was
found Monday morning near Bowl
ing Green, Va. Mr.. Florkiewicz's S
body was found beside Mr.. Divvens'
automobile. Officers theorized that
somewhere en- route a hitch-hiker
got in the car with the two men,
killed Mr.. Divvens in Virginia and
forced Mr.. FlorkieWiCZ to drive him
here
Evening star., 1941-02-28
Rockville,

John M Robinson. "a. and Lucy e. Jeter,
"a. both of Washington
George F. Holmes %, and Eris o. Hunt,
20. both of Washington
Luigi Ambrogio 81, washington and
Catherine M. Sabbatini, 20. Bethesda,
David X. Mcdowell. As. and Dorothy w.
Brown, 2S. both of Washington
Charles Jones, "a, and Rose Fineman. 30,
both of Washington.
Mark A Drummond, 27, Belmont, N c.,
and Estelle v. Edwards, SO. Washington.
Evening star., 1941-02-28
Upper Marlboro.

Upper Marlboro.
James L. Albrittain. 21, and Eliza Padgett,
"a. both of La Plata.
Robert L. Lunceford. 81, Brentwood. and
Helcn C. Woods. 8, Washington.
Henry B. Stueler, %. ar d Janet L. Eeish-
man. 30, both of Hy&ttsville.
George W. Whisenant, %, and Violetta l..
Russell. 1S, both of Washington.
Robert P Phibbons. ir, 90. Mitchellville.
and Evelyn E Brown, 1s, Washington.
Alvin l. Shaw, 80, and Margaret Carr, 20.
both of ANNAPOLIS
Gary T. Hansbrough. 81, and Estelle Coop
er. 2S. both of Alexandria.
Irving F. Brown, %, and Faye v. Mat
theTs' Il. both OF washington, no
both of Riverdale.
Evening star., 1941-02-28

The population Of continental
United States on April 1, 1910, was
131 ,669 PTS, according to the final
count of the census.
Evening star., 1941-02-28

and Elmira Horner, Is. Washington.
C.; the Rev. s. Moss.
and Evelyn v. Carrington, 95. 227o 9th
st. NV: the Rev. Robert L. Rollins.
Saul Blyther 81. 952 26th st. NV, and
the Rev. J. T. Harvey.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-13
LocaL Guests 7.
 At Garden Party
Oricchio photo.

Rev. Francis A. Murphy, former curate of the parish of SS, Peter and Paul, entertained yesterday at garden party in Colchester. Late in the afternoon hamburg and hot dog roast was enjoyed.
 Among the Waterbury guests were: Mrs. Henry Theriault, Mrs. Harry Bergin, Mrs. Albert Paul, Mrs. Edward White, Mrs. Lawrence Skelly, Mrs. Elmer Deegan, Mrs. John Cody, Mrs. Patrick Moran, Mrs. T. Kearney, Mrs. William Ghent, Mrs. Raymond Synnott, Miss Cath crime Burns, Miss Ada BlatterWick.
 Mrs. H.. Hartman, Mrs. Barney Alvarez, Mrs. T. Doyle, Mrs. Rich ard Sugden, Mrs. w. F. Murphy, Jr.,, Mrs. Mary Doran, Mrs. Kath- crime Ryman, Mrs. Francis Mo- Weeney, Mrs. B. Dougherty, Mrs. J Cullinan, Mrs. William Murphy :, Grace R. Murphy, Mrs. J. E. Keev- CTS, Helen Watson KeeverE, Jeanne Doran, Anna Ryan, Marian Lynch M. Claire Murphy, Mrs. William Keaveney, Mrs. Elmer Grady, Mrs John Mulcahy, MT. and Mrs. E: F Leonard, Mrs. John Salvin, Mrs Charles Gauvin, Clarence J. Waite and Michael Dvoganowitz.
 Rev, Julius Pac, curate at St. Andrews, assisted Father Murphy in receiving.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-13
Alice Sch ell
 Shower Guest

Miss Alice Schell of West Main street was the guest of honor at a miscellaneous and greenback shower last evening at the Scovill Girls club by Peggy rcanz Wack- enhuth of Stamford.
 Among those. attending were: Misses Nellie Gawkas, Marie Mullen, Kathleen Meade, Grace Lovetree, Rose Flynn, Margaret Mahoney, Mrs. M. Warwick, Mrs. A. J. Gar- cia of Moosup, Mrs. F. Schell, Mrs. A. Straub, Mrs. M. Barren, Mrs. T. Griffin, Mrs. Sam Andrews, Mrs. Herman Brown, Mrs. Francis Ho- gan, Mrs. c. Hogan, Mrs. John Wills, Mrs. Sadie Booth, Misses Nellie Shea, Mary Martin.
 Mrs. Anna Wills, Mrs. Henry Stella, Mrs. Quentin Scott- Smith, Mrs. G. Lynch, Mrs. s. Smith, Mrs c. Casey, Mrs. H. Leavenworth, and Mrs. Otto Sche1.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-13
CiarIones Gathered
 At Summer Outing

The members of the family of MT. and Mrs. George Ciarlone of Hillview avenue recently enjoyed a picnic at Rockwell Park in Bristol.
 Those attending were MT. and Mrs. George Ciarlone, MT. and Mrs. James Zappone and sons, George, James, Jr., and Richard; MT. and Mrs. Anthony Ciarlone and daugh- ter, Mona; MT. and Mrs. Roland Guilmette and son, Roland, Jr.; MT. and Mrs. Arthur Ciarlone and son, Robert; MT. and Mrs. Louis Ciarlone and son, Donald; Miss Margie Ciarlone, lone Lanase, MT. and Mrs. Leonard Yanneilli, Nancy and Rosemary Bellini.
 MT. and Mrs. Boris P. DubinSky of Wilson Street, have returned after spending few days at Old Orchard Beach and Ogunquit Maine.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-13
Personal
Mrs. WOOdhouse
 Fetes Committee

Secretary of State Chase Going wOodhouse entertained women .memebrs of the Democratic state central committee yesterday at her home In New London. Two Wa terburians attended, Mrs. Winifred Mcdonald of the 18th district and Mrs. Gertrude Corden of the 18th district. Another committee w0- man present from this area wal Miss Mary Doyle of TnomastOn.
 Mrs. Woodnouse is president Ot the Connecticut Federation Oi Democratic Wornenss clubs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-13
Lodge Honored
 Miss PeHetier

Miss Blanche Pelletier was honored at 8 supper shower giysn Monday evening at the Copper Kettle by the Officers and Program committee of the Villa Maria LOcge. The table was decorated with a parasol of gladiol, as well as other fresh cut flowers. After the supper, games were played and dancing enjoyed.
 Those present were: Miss Cecile Rochon, Mrs. I. Houle, Mrs. Edwin Beck, Miss Rita Perigard, Irene Perigard, Irene Dumouci1el, Yvette LaVallee, Rita LaVallee, Leona Ere chette, Mrs. W. Cyr, Mrs. L. J. Thi- bault, Jr., Cecile Frechette. Mrs. M. Lariviere, Francine Lariviere, Caml- le Frechette, Juliette Lariviere and Anita Houle.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-13
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
AssOci0tes Fete
 August Bride

Miss Vera Akins was entertained by. her associates at the Aneri- can Brass company with Q dinner party and miscellaneous shower giv- en at the home of Mrs. James Me- Clure, IT,, of Tracy avenue on Aug. ust 4th. Miss Akins' marriage will be an event of August 30th.
 Those attending were Miss Ger trude Granger, Mrs. Daniel McGar- rigle, Miss Mur1el Schofield, Mrs. James Mcclure, Jr., Miss Barbara Hoffman, Miss Catherine Christian Miss Anne Sheehan, Miss Katherine Gillen, Miss Ann Harper, Miss Ma rie Clifford, Miss Marion Tracy Mrs. Besse smith, Miss May Miller Miss Mary Christian and Miss Flor ence Hageman.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-13
Contract Bridge.
CORNELL CLUB

Scorers in the Tuesday afternoon tournament under the direction of Mrs. J. c. Moriarty were: North south, Mrs. Frank Driscoll, Mrs. Lewis Darlington, 102; Miss Rhea Auhertin, Mrs. Edgar Adams, 89; east-west, Mrs. James Duncan, Mrs. Ralph Crane, 97; Mrs. Waiter Dews, Mrs. Joseph Wedge, 791s.
 The winnerse weree: Mrs. Adams, Miss Aubertin, 159: Mrs. Driscol1, Mrs. Carney, 158; Mrs. Duncan, Mrs. Crane, 1521s: Mrs. Parker, Mrs. LaBon, IA.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-13
Dinner Party GiUen
 Miss Anna Buckle,

Her associates at the FarerS News company entertained recently at dinner at the Old Hundred in compliment to Miss Anna Buckley, who is to be married on September first to William Ryan Of Watertown avenue.
 Those attending were Misses Mary Coirigan, Louise Williams, Mrs. Jo- seph Smith and Mrs. Gordon Whitaker.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-13
Waterburiiar,s Attend
 Woodnlont Patry

Several Waterbury guests attend ed the bridge sponsored yesterday at the Woodmont Club by Mrs. Jo- seph Daly of this city.
 Among those present were Mrs. William Secor, Mrs. D. IT. Earring ton, Jr., Mrs. Charles Woodlock, Mrs. William Dunphy, Mrs. H. B Bowling, Miss Ruth Lynch, Mrs Andrew Jackson, Mrs. Charles Jack lson, Mrs. John Gilmartin, Mrs. Jerome Wolff.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-13
Personal

t. MT. and Mrs. James J. Conway and daughter, Teresa, of Keefe street and Miss Kay Kane of Laval street, have returned from sev- eral days stay at Cape Cod.
 MT. and Mrs. William M. Oliver of East Main street have returned after vacationing at Laurel Beach and New York city.
 Mrs. Vincent M. Palladino and children of Bridge street have re- turned from visiting at Bay View with Mrs. Joseph LolnbsTd of Cooke street. They are spending the le- mainder of the summer at Wood bury.
 7 Mir. and Mrs. Cesare D. Piola have left for a trip to Vermont, New Hampshire and Quincy, Mass. MT. and Mrs. John Gallo of Bank street and daughter, Patricia, have returned from a vacation at Laurel Beach.
 Mrs. J. Leone and daughters, of York street, have returned from a visit at Laurel Beach.
 MT. and Mrs. Michael Mulcahy and their daughter, Mrs. George Hughes with her children, George and Mary Beth, have returned iron g. visit to Garrison, N. r.
 Miss Emily Genova of Manhar street is vacationing for two week, at New York and Lake Pocotopaug
 MT. and Mrs. George Humphrey announce the birth of son, Pau Richard, yesterday, August 12, al the Waterbury hospital.
 William H. Sheehy, son of MT and Mrs William V. Sheel1y O Laurel street, is enrolled at Ride tcolle9e, Trenton, N. J., in the Busi ness Administration Department He will major in salesmanship. MI Sheehy is a graduate of Crosby higl school, and has been employed b, the Fuller Brush company. He vii reside at the Freshman hall, Sea lhall.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Dunne ( Edson Avenue have left for motor tour of the New Englan States.
 Mrs. Patrick Moran and childrer James and Rosemary of Edson ave nue have returned from & tw weeks stay at Fairfield Beach.
 MT. and Mrse. Vincent Wall an family of Baldwin street have re turned from two weeks vacatio at Silver Beach.
 I Mrs.. Bridget Bowen and he grandchildren, Marjorie and Mau rice Bowen, have returned from two weeks stay at Bay View.
 Mrs. Irene Cavanaugh and daugh ter, Bernice, of Willow street, hay returned from two weeks stay g Silver Beach.
 MT. and Mrs. James Wagner hay returned from their wedding tri to Cape Cod and will ltake up the. residence on Grace avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-13
Weddings

Charles Connor. AEFs. James Cooke. Mrs. Patsy Iacoviao, Mrs. Joseph Jacovino. Mrs. Wilbur McAllister, Mrs. Charles Meyer, Mrs. Earl Northrop, Mrs. Arthur St. Arnauld, Mrs. Edmund Toscano, Mrs. Lucy Zotto.
 The Misses Ada Beecher, Lucy
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-13
Miss Lucy IacoUino
 Has Personal SholUer

Miss Lucy Iacovino of Woodbine street was honored with a personal shower given on Monday evening by Miss Frances St. Arnauld at her home on Woodbine street. Miss Iacovino will be married on August 25 to Joseph Jacovino, son of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Jacovino of Divi- sion street s s ..a-.-s
 The brie-elect was presented with many lovely gifts.
 Among the guests were Mrs
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-13

MT. and Mrs. William Keaveney and family of Englewood avenue have returned from a two weeks stay at Bay View. They had as their guest, Miss, Helen Keayeney
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-13
IRAIIASg-AA1ERIoaN

Miss Lee DiBiase, secretary.cf the Italian American Democratic Wo- mems club has issued cards to all members to bs present this exei- ing at the social and b,lsaness meet ing at the K. Of Q. ha1l.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-13
CARn oF THANKs

I wish to thank my many friends Fslatives and neighbors for offerings and gifts received Friday Aug. Sth et the shower given at the French Cub by my mother and Miss Hazel Grenier.
 SSARGARET GRAVEL
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-13
Engagements
MANCTNO-COvTELLO

Mrs. Ann Coviello of Dunmoor Pennsylvania, announces the en- gagement and coming marriage ot her daughter, Florence, to Samuel Mancino, son of MT. and Mrs. Pas uuale Mancino of Chestnut Hil! road, this city.
 The wedding will take place in September,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-13
CRIsPINO-MARDU

MT. and Mrs. Domenic Mardu of Baldwin Lane have announced the engagement and coming marriage of their daughter, Marguerite, to An thony Crispino, son of MT. and Mrs. Domenic Crispino of Meadow street.
 The wedding will take place on August g at the Church of Our Lady of LourdeS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-13
MOTHERS CLUB

A special meeting of the Mothers club of SS Peter and Paul parish will be held this evening at 8 o'clock in the school hall.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-13

Iacovino, Mary .Ja1fe Iacoyin0, Virginia Roberts, Claire st. Ar- naEild, Ethel St. A1nauid, and Fran- ces st. Arnauld.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-13
CORNELL JUNIOR

The Dinner and Dance of the Cornell Junior Club has been changed to Saturday, Sept. 6.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-13

! Miss Evelyn Parzfale Is spending the remainder of the season at Bay View.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-13

Mrs. James McGrath of Robbins street and Mrs. Thomas Berube of Robbins street have returned from several days visit with Edmund Johnston at his home in New Lot1- don. While there MT. Johnston en- tertaiIied at tea for his guests. Among those present were Mrs. John Campbell and her son, Thorn- as Sanborn, IT,, of Newport, R. I.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-13
Friends Entertai,,
 Evelyn StouFe,

Miss Evelyn StoIlffer of East Main street was the guest of honor recent " at a surprise housewarming. She was presnted with a purse anc many lovely gifts. ss
 Refreshments were served on 6 table decorated with 8 blue anc white color scheme.
 Those attending were the Misse, Jean Miranda, Carmella MlrIlo Irene Creel, Mary Murno, Angela Dantino, Clara Murno, Theresa F'es. ta, Evelyn Stouffer, Mrs. Betty Cameron, Mrs. George Tarket, Mrs Irene Murno. and Mrs. Netties StoEf. fer. 2 # I
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-13

MT. and Mrs. James Wagner have returned from their wedding trip to Cape Cod and wil ltake up their residence on Grace avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-13

Mrs. Irene Cavanaugh and daugh- ter, Bernice, of Willow street, have returned from a two weeks stay at Silver Beach.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
Britain Appeals
To j. 5. Labor
international News Service Cable


LONDON. oct. 9-Americans
are in this fight" Herbert Morri-
son, British minister for home
security said today in a special
broadcast 10 American labor.
"Nazism must be destroyed.
Nothing less than the mightiest
effort which the Industry OF
America can put forth will de-
StrOy IT,"
At the same time Lord Woolton.
minister for food. said that the
increasing volume of American
foodstuffS being received in Brit
ain has permitted an expansion of
rationS.
Food stocks, WoolSton said. now
are as good. and in some cases
better, than al any time. since the
beginning of the war. America.
said the minister. is supplying
urgently needed, diet balancing
Items.
Morrison stressed that British
imperial unity is better than 90
per cent He revealed that only
.697 British subjects remain in
termed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
.Hi|Iman Urges
Arms Speedup
International News Service wire

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. O.
Sidney Hillman. associate director
OF the OPM, today warned against
smugneSs or satisfaction with
Americas defense production "un-
til we have so far outstripped
Hitler in turning out arms that
NaziSm will be destroyed
Calling for full cooperation be-
tween labor and management. he
told members of the Common.
wealth Club that only by an all
out effort can our free democratic
workshops multiply their output
more rapidly than the regimented
workshops of Hitler
I'VE must make sure" he
added. "that the weapons we
produce move swiftly and safely
from our factories to the fronts
against Nazi aggression"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
Carnegie Steel
Is Ended
International News service Wire

GARY, Ind, Oct. 9.-Settle-
ment of the one-day strike at
Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corpora
tons Gary sheet and tin mills,
which threw 1000 men out of
work, was announced today by
j. NJ. Barbaker. general superin-
tendent of the plant.
The plant is the worlds largest
sheet and tin mill and is engaged
in large defense production.
Darbaker said he assured the
union representatives the company
had no intention of interfering
with any lawful, peaceful dues
inspection" which might be con-
Quoted by the union outside the
plant gate on the roadway used
as a public highway for many
years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
Green on Radio
Pledges AFL Aid
To Ban Strikes


SEATTLE. Wash, Oct. 9.-Re-
spending to the request Of Presi-
dent Roosevelt for an end to
defense strikes, President William
Green Of the AFL today pledged
that the 100000 members of his
organization will not fail
America.
In a nationwide broadcast last
night the veteran labor leader
gave this response 10 the Presi-
dent.
Here and now in plain words
I call upon every member and
every union i'm the American
Federation of Labor TO stay on
the job and keep defense pro-
ductiOn going at fun blast until
the enemies of America are
sOundly defeated"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09

The cotton yarns are finer,
warmer! The sizes arc cut
fuller! The seats are roomier!
Shoulders can't sagl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09

Miss CanoUa Sheds FetU Tears and Gets Cour
to Annul Soft Noon Marriage

HOLLYWOOD, oct. 9.-The
Itwo-day marriage of Judy Canova,
the Ozark nightingale, and an
AWOL army corporal ended in an
lanulment today when the screen
star testified that James II. Rip
ley deceived" her and lied 10
her.
The hillbilly songStress said that
she was hit on the head by a
soft moon" when she met Ripley
while. vacationing in Hawaii last
June 10.
They were married June IA, she
Said, and two days later army
officers marched Ripley off to the
'guardhouse for being absent with
out leave.
Shedding a few tears, the act
reSs further told -the--cnurt-that
the army officer had represented
himself as doing some sort of
accounting" and secret service
work for the government and had
put on the marriage license that
he was not in the service.
CONFUSED, FRIGHTENED
She said she was left very con-
fused. frightened and so diSap-
pointed" when military police
burst into their bridal suite and
took Ripley 10 Fort Kruger, where
he had been stationed.
Miss Canova said that she had
decided TO annul the marriage be-
cause "he deceived me and told
me lies; being a soldier didn't
have anything 10 do with it. J"
The actress SWore TO an affi-
davit that Ripley was no longer in
the military service. She said she
believed he is now in Montgomery,
Ala, his home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
Probation Driver Jailed

Arthur ST. Clair Perry of 1878
West Grand boulevard, today was
sentenced to Is days in Jail by
Judge Thomas +. Maher for
getting two traffic tickets while
on probation. Judge Maher recon-
+mended that Perry'S license be
permanently revoked.