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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-13
BEACON

Warfecka 23s. -RnxAsa- Golden 22
Harold Wilson 2?2. VIC Jacob, 22l Wayne
Ramsay 220-2oi ~ sohnuksr 40 Harry
Krentz 20s. Carl Msu 205. Al Arri 204.
/ John Koyaich 2o4, Mike Misko 203.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-13
BOWLO-DROME

High scores Milford Greensboro 223.
Marry Eisner 204 sam Krause 227 Harry
BLACK 2i4-2l5 Phil Robinson 202 -226,
Henry Pe,ris 2is Jerry Eisner 200, Tony
Norano 20s Geo Lingle 2l023t. Bill
Caunder 2Oo-2i0 Ruby Berke ali, John
Moch 2io Frznh eGunsb~rg 23o-72s. Reno
Minis'rell 21O-233 Harold Bernstein 20i.
Tom Kish 24i, Blsekie Welt 22l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-13
FORT-BOULEVARD
FORT-DELRAY

High scores Harold Rochowisk 255. Al
Wolf 22s-2l2. Carl Jurczyk 2lf, Dave
Bachman 205. Louis Jensen 2io Frank
Burba 22t. Joe Ritz 2oe John Fiorek 2o7
Barney Ciprisni 236. Otto Bernss 232.
Steve Imre 209, Horace Grover 22l, Elmer
Bsrdel 222. Joe Nen 225, Joe Kelchner
202, Les Dreier zoo. X. Camp ala.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-13
GRAPHIC ARTS
RED DIVISION
GRAPHIC ARTS
GRAPHIC ARTS

BLUE DIVISION
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-13
DETROIT TINES

High scores--Hsrry Raskin 235. Joe
wellings 227, Hal Henderson 22s, Walt
Tomczyk 224, John Nielan 2is, Bill Horie
el3. Bob Mccarthy 2i3. Lincoln Barr 2i3
Martin Wing 213. Larry Barr 2o3, Walter
Rubelman 2o2, Jim Slower 2o2, Leo Flor
kowski 201, Ralph Wilson 200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-13
ART CENTRE


Hign scores-Clernens zoS Eohh 2o5,
Weakiand 232. A. unger 2oi. Richards
2ls Cohen al, Grasgrsin 2oI. Nseksr 2is'
Tooian 2ii-205 y. Obar 202 smith 2oi.
Marshan 900, schemanski 22s-2o7. Wal
ters 2os, oppsz 2i2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-13
GRAPHIC ARTS

GREEN DIVISION
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-13
noncr MAIN MACHINE
DENLY
SENIOR HOUSE

High scores--Ed Konn 2J5-2lo. c. Jo'
names 22s A. Laramee 2o2. H. Boedini
200. A. du Beau 2i2. stetzinger 2o3, T
Neale 2i3. c. Kilwinsk 2oi. g. whitins
222. g. Licovoli EOS. j. Placido 20s-21l
p. Marchione 2l2. p de Angelo 20s v
La Rose 2i2. X Little 30. J. Morys 2o5
l.. Miller 20i. W Strike 20i 200, J. Is
Budde 202. weinbeck 222, sternischer 40
y. Forton 22i. y. Appelle 206. II. Grave,
22i. NJ. Janusch 203. J. Adams all, N
Rossman 20s.2is. J. Rossman 202. J
Psgel 22s, A. Geske ali. s. Barr all
r. stark 2le.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-13
DETROIT ASSN. OF CREDIT MEN
FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
DETROIT ELKs NO. -

r2I5, Albert Nickel 216. Frank Wiethof 81
Fred Warnke EOS. Earl Solomon 200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-13
OTHER GOOD ONES

Other good ones on the last
squad tonight are Elizabeth Hunts
West Detroit, Gertrude Fleming's
Ekhardt e. Becker, Madeline Ro-
mems Chene-Trombly, Marie Cor
'alczyk's Enterprise, Ann Konen's
Mack-Boulevard and Olga Wolfe's
North End.
Before they start unwinding
Elsie Hornbeck's New Fairview
Recreation, Helen Maharg's Grand
mount. Laura Labuhn's Olympic
five, Emily Daniels DENLY and
Lura Colwell,s Ash-Trumbull will
have their say.
Following the windup of the
doubles and singles Sunday, Caro-
line Strands Pontiac. Ruth Ma
honey's Hammer and Adelheid Bu-
chalz' j. Lee Hackett are Detroit
clubs among the IL listed to close
the tourney.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-13
JUNIOR HOUSE

High seores-Ed Grsbowski $50, Frank
Kempter 22s. George Repeila 22s. George
Edwards 225. Lloyd Elchman 40 Frank
Podorsek 20s, Andrew Winsrski 204. Frank
Murphy 204. william Gibson 200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-13
NEW FAIRVIEW
KENsuA EASr SUnE
JUNIOR HOUSE

Pts. Pts
city 80 J. L. Stone 81
Altes 30 James IS
New Fairview 20 Mcmahon II
karp IS Better Made Is
KEN - Bushing s
High scores - Frank Kenyon ali Bob
Nervile 23l. Sam Evola Pill Kenneth Ben
sstt 20i Joe Shaieb POI. Joe Appel 2ls.
Fred Wilhelm POI 222-255. George Church
POS. Bill Haven 2i2 Leo McGrsw 2l6. Frank
oliver 200. Joe Mah 20s Dale Dynes 21l.
James Pazarena 201, Alex Pazarena 20i.
Don Fisher all, Bill Palmer 226-23s. Pau
Richards 2o9 Bill Haven 2i7 Leo McGrav
2i2-225. Tony Gabriel 237, Paul Fineil 204.
Rudy Brosch 232, Sam Evola 2ol. Joe
Charles 2il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-13
BURROUGHS PEANUT

HiEh scorts-J. DAVIS 275-2l0 Barring
ton 22l Hewitt 22i-7ii. swsnteck 2ia. o.
Frost 7ie, Lsu EOS, Nylund 707-2oi, B.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08
City Aides
Set to Call
Strike Off

The threatened strike OF $4,000
city employees, scheduled for De-
cember IS. will probably not be
called, Arthur M. Stringari. bust
ness agent OF the American Fed
Ieration of State, County and MI
|nicipal Employees, said today.
Formal notice had been served
on the mayor and council that
unless the $4,000 salaried en-
ployes received a IS per cent wage
increase and the 5000 hourly
workers were also given a pay
boost, they would all quit work
on the morning of the fifteenth.
A special meeting of the unions
executive board has been called
for today.
Stringent said:
This war news throws an
entirely different complexion on
our course of action. Right now
I feel sure there will probably
not be a strike. I hope the
council does not take advantage
Of this situation to deny our re-
quest. don't see how any clear
thinking person could continue
to advocate strike action In the
face Of the present crisis"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08
Let 'Er Burn
Jsps in Consulate Try
TO Bar firemen

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. s.
Fire broke out in the San Fran
cisco japanese consulate but for
several minutes consular attaches
refused 10 allow firemen 10 enter
the two-story structure.
While a crowd of at least 200
gathered around the consulate the
firemen finally were permitted 10
enter with their equipment only
after they had placed ladders
against the front Of the building
and threatened to smash in the
windows
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08
Thomas, Marte|
Pledge Support
For Roosevelt

Complete support OF President
Roosevelt in the defense of this
nation were pledged today by r
J. Thomas, president of the JAW
Go, and Frank X. Martel presi-
dent of the AFL's Detroit and
Wayne County Federation of Ia.
Dor.
Leaders OF Detroit's most pow,
erful labor groups expressed con-
fidence in the willingness of or
gained labor to cooperate. and
cautioned against restrictive labor
legislation now pending in Con-
gress.
1.-THE federation will be 100
per cent behind the President I'm
anything he may do" said Mar
tel
"Organized labor can be de-
pended upon to do Its part In a
loyal and patriotic manner.
hope, and believe, that this
emergency will serve AZ a means
TO bring unity to the American
people"
Said Thomas:
Like all Americans, heard
the japanese war announcement
with profound sorrow and anger.
as an American and
as president OF the United Auto
mobile Workers, Go. i pledge
unhesitating and unqualified sup
port to President Roosevelt In
whatever course OF action he
may SEQ At TO pursue.
The American worker, more
than ever. will be the backbone
OF war efforts In this country.
BLOW AT WORKERS
ANY legislation aimed at the
heart of the labor movement,
such As the Smith bill, can only
be regarded as vicious invasion
of each workers rights. Ameri-
can labor can win this war II
war II IL to be, but not gagged
and bound by un-American re-
strictions.
more than 100000 members
Of the UAW-CIO Join me in
support Of the President and In
defense Of our great nation"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08
We|dersCa||0 Off
Strike Plans
International News servie. VIZ.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. g.
Cancellation of the nationwide
welders strike. set for Tuesday,
due 10 the war emergency was
announced today by the Twelfth
Naval District.
Heber Brown. northern Califor-
MIA leader of the United Brother
hood of Welders in long distance
telephone call TO Commander
George Keller, chairman OF the
OPM conference for discussion of
the welder problems declared:
There will be no strike OF
welders Tuesday due TO the en-
ergency."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08
Another Job for SAGINAW

SAGINAW. Dec. 8. - Another
defense contract had been re-
cefved today by Saginaw indus
try. the Saginaw Stamping and
Tool Company. Federal officials
announced that the company had
been ordered 10 build another 500
600 worth Of bomb trailers. A
larger order of the same article is
almost filled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08
Hear the Hudson
CAROLERS

THEY viii sing TUESDAY,
- December g, at 1900
A. NJ, on the Fourth Floor,
Grand River, adjacent to the
High School Shop. Hear them
sing Christmas Songs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
Killed +,
Draftee Given
Death Leave

Nineteen-year-old Elias M.
Cloum. 936 East Third street,
Monroe. a draftee. started his
army service today in Detroit
with five-day death furlough.
The leave was granted immedi-
ately after the youths induction
into the army here, when he re-
ceived word that one of his
brothers was killed and second
seriously injured in an automobile
accident near Toledo last night.
The brothers were Lloyd. Il,
and Doris. 81. The draftee did not
learn which was injured fatally.
Thirty-three Wayne County men,
requirements for men previously
rejected. "a from Lenawee County
and 80 from Monroe County were
indicted today.
Indicted from Wayne County
were:N
Arthur II. Dienst Jr., %, of 502e
Field avenue: Frank II. Heron,
%, of $50 Tennessee avenue; STAN
ley J. JusZcZyk, %, of 1885 Gala
CHER avenue; Fiore A. DiPirro, 20
of 1882 Superior street; John A.
Deussen. %, Of 3040 Seyburn ave-
nue.; John McGraw, %. of 5712
Helen avenue: John r. Wade. %,
of IT'S Coplin avenue; Max Rawza,
p, of 479 Conner avenue.
Martin NJ. Herchock, "a. oil
14709 Flanders avenue; Julius D.
Skinner, 80, Of 1147 Marlborough
avenue; Joseph w. Bialas, n, OF
1858 Dwyer avenue; Melvin "
Trzaska. %, of ABS Ellery place:
Daniel ]. Bozin, %. of 2166 Field
avenue: Harry Pasterchick. %, OF
6307 Rohns avenue; Edward NJ
Slawinski. %. of 9841 Mt. Elliott
avenue; Anthony B. Esselink, IS,
of 6573 Anstell avenue; Edmund
S Duda, % Of so54 Pressler ave-
nue..
William H. MacLean. 80, OF $40
Drexel avenue; Charles S. VIII
liams, 81. of 754 Lenox avenue:
Stanley ]. Mulawka. IS. of 1893
Hedge street; Lloyd II. Richardson,
%, Of 141O6 Mack avenue; Elmer
NJ. Lafferty. %. of 6232 Helen
avenue; Anthony T. Maniere, 81,
of 1926 Baldwin avenue; Sam
Duro, 20, of 3107 East Grand
boulevard; Edward F. Bloom, %,
Of 1856 Goethe avenue; Robert A.
Brindley. a a, of 29257 Carrie ave-
nue.; Raymond B. Karrer, 26, of
4l56 Seneca avenue.
Marion f. Kierpaul. %, of 1881
Gratiot avenue; John w. Menefee,
p, $50 Gambler avenue, Highland
Park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
Defends
LeOpOId's
Surrender

The surrender Of King Leopold
OF Belgium was defended today
by Frans Van Cauwelaert, former
speaker of the Belgian Parliament
who was with the king when he
gave up May %, 1910.
In Detroit to speak tonight az
the Belgian hail, $3.50 Hurfbat
avenue. Van Cauwelaert said:
1.-The Belgian army had done
its full duty and II surrendered
only when all further resistance
had be com q impossible and
might have proved more disas-
trous."
Van Cauwelaert said a Belgian
government had been set up in
England and has turned over the
resources Of the Belgian Congo 10
aid the fight against the Nazis.
He said the food situation in
Belgium is becoming serious.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
after a cold
then what

DOCTORS stress remaining in bed
Duntil the body temperature is nor
NAL. Sound advice.
You know how weak you feel after a
cold. Colds play havoc in weakening
the body. The story is KEEL told in the
blood picture. II is important TO build
back body strength right away to car
" the load Of work, worries, and loss
off, sleep. a weakened body may be
more susceptible TO relapse or long
drawn out recovery.
So reason ScnSibly and take the choice
OF millions by Immediately starting on
course of SIS. Tonic - taken three
times day Immediately before meals.
In the absence Of a focal infection or
organic disease, YOU should note i'm
provement in the way YOU feel and
look within the first 10 DAYS. The con-
hdenoe OF millions over many wears is
the best testimonial of this product.
An experience with SIS
Tonic will cause you to say to
your friends, SIS. ma de me
iceland look like myself again. ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
LAPEER COUNTY

r. F. D. 1, Vassar; Lawrence K.
Rhodes, 81, of Unionville.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
Custer 10 Close
Recruit Center
Fol 10 Days

4 FORT CUSTER, Jan. 23.-Ten-
ative plans for the recruit recep-
Vtion center, where most of the
Michigan selectees are processed.
call for a shutdown of the center
for a period of 10 days beginning
February 1. officers declared today.
They said that the shutdown
was for a periodic program of
consolidation and would follow the
reception of more than $50 men
daily from Detroit, Kalamazoo and
Chicago during most of the month
Of January. No recruits will be
received during that time, but
those in camp will complete their
processing and be moved TO their
regular posts for training.
Scheduled to arrive today were
70 men from Detroit, SO from
Kalamazoo, and 100 from Chicago.
Tomorrow II will come from De-
troit, "a from Kalamazoo, and lis
from Chicago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
GOING TO JAIL

GOING TO JAIL
Face-covering Abe Moss
leaving court with Deputy
United States Marshal Leo
Eeppek after his court arraign-
ment. He was held on an
alcohol smuggling charge in
default Of a $4,000 bond.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
ApYERTIsEMENr

, It's not Iaxiness, it's hstlessnessi
When you have to force yourself to
work, delayed bowel action may be
the reason. Often this is followed BY
gas In stomach and intestines, sour
stomach, heartburn, restless nights.
Give those lazy bowels gentle nudge
With ADLERIKA'S 8 laxatives and s
earminatives. Then you'll feel like
working. Druggists have sold ADJ
LERIKA for 40 years. Get your
bottle today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23

3, Morenci: Lloyd A. Murry, "a,
r. F. ID. l. Jasper; Walter o.
Thompson, %. r. F. d. /, Hudson;
Robert f. Seiser, %, r. F.. d. l,
Deerfield; Ellie G. Redding, 81,
305h West Main street, Hudson;
Henry j. Fischer. 30, 1896 East
Maple avenue. Adrian.
MONROE COUNTY
Edward II. Owens. 81, 1241
Vineyard drive. Monroe; Louis F.
Mika. %, 1897 Bacon street. Mon
roe; Elias M. Cloum, 19, 936 East
Third street. Monroe; Harry w.
Penthouse. %. r. F. d. l, Tenn
Iperance; Joseph ]. Markos. 81,
r. F. d. /, Temperance; Hubert
d. Steffes, %, 1929 Smith street
Monroe; George J. Bennett, 81,
r F. d. l, Ida; Sylvester D.
Northington. %. r. F. d. l. Tenn
perance; Ralph d. Cuykendall, %
r. F. ID. /, La Sale; Raymond
C. Eighmey. "a, 416 Cass street,
Monroe; Wayne +. Foreman, %
124Iz East Front street, Monroe
William r. Kohler. "a, 800 East
Elm avenue, Monroe; Walter ],
Steinman, %, 918 Adams street
Monroe; Wesley j.. Trabbic. %
6S43 Telegraph road. Erie; Rich.
ard ]. Perry, %. Erie; John F,
Karnicki, %, r. F. D. 2, Carleton;
William ]. Orr. 26, r. F. D. 8
Milan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
Moss Put on Bond
In Smuggling Case

Abe Moss, held in the County
Jai lin default Of $4,000 bond in
a three-year-old liquor case. is
under another s1OO1o|oond today.
Arraigned before/Federal Judge
Ernest A. O'BT<n on a charge of
smuggling liquor into Canada, he
stood mute and was held for ex-
animation.
Moss is one OF IS men and
women indicted on the charge
after government agents and
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
worked for nearly two years in
uncovering the ring. Moss wife IS
among those charged. Moss lives
at TAG Collingwood.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23

DOCTORS stress remaining in bed
Duntil the body temperature is nor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23

of Sandusky; Louis ]. Mayes, 35,
of Minden City; Charles A. Smith,
p, of Marlette; Leland /. Cook,
%. of Croswell; Theodore Gozd-
ziewski. %, of Croswell; Carlyle
V. Eggert. "A. of Sandusky; STAN
ley Day, %, of Carsonville; Ray
mon c. Rinard. 30, of Shower;
Ralph ID. Marshall. %. Of Cros-
we'll; Floyd F. Foote. IS. OF Shower;
Leland A. Thornton, /21. of Mar
lette. and Louis ]. Kernott, %, OF
Brown City.
TUsCoLA COUNTY
Claude F. Jones. 81. of Milling.
ton: Steve Suranye. u, Of Caro-
James G. Olah, "a, of Caro-; Glenn
A. Batrow. "a. of Millington; Ar
mold l.. Haemmerlien, u, Union.
vile; Harry E. Densmore. %. Of
Reese: Caswell M. Hunter. 81, Of
Cass City; Anthony Wagner. 81
of Reese; Alvin r. Mari, 81, oil
Vassar; Robert L. Jones, %. OF
Akron: George C. Hawken. 81. Of
Reese; Rinerd L. Laynan. %, Of
Saginaw: Ivan ]. Kelch. %. oil
Sherwood; Edwin Gyurko, %, Of
Caro-; John Witek, %, of 80;
North Sixteenth street. Saginaw
Fred E. Heinitz, Is. of Unionville
Carlyle r. Pomeroy. %, of Reese;
Gordon F. Savers. n, of r. F. D
2. Caro-; Archie c. Stevens, %, Of
Vassar; George II. Shaw, %, oi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
Fifty Firemen Overcome
international News Service wire

NEW YORK, Jan. 23.-QNS)-
Fifty firemen were overcome by
gases in fire that swept a six
story electrical manufacturing
building on Canal street. Two
were taken TO Bellevue Hospital
in a critical condition.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
Funeral Directors Dance

Members OF District No. 1.
Michigan Funeral Directors and
Embalmers Association. win hold
a ladies night next Friday at
the Harmonic Club, 267 East
Grand boulevard. Dancing will fol-
low a banquet at which Frank
Carleton Nelson. Indiana poet AID
humorist, will be the featured
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23

Andrew J. Mitchell, 26. of North
Branch; Earl S. Ludington. q. OF
Attica; Lloyd C. Mitchell, "a, OF
North Branch: Andrew r. Vro-
man, "a, of Metamora; Walter L.
PARROT. u, of INLAY City; Robert
w. Taylor. Is, of Almont; Albert
E. Langford. 81. of Inlay City;
Raymond b. Bohnsack, %. OF
Columbiaville; Harold E. Bush, 81,
of Hadley; Robert A. Robinet. "a
of North Branch. and Stanley NJ
krauth. "a, of Lapeer.
LENAWEE COUNTY
Harold ]. Beal. %. OF 211 Depot
street, Blissfield; Jack L. Jordan,
"a, r. F. d. 3. Adrian; Kenneth
E. Bigelow, 80. of 1877 East Maple
avenue. Adrian; Leo E. Reynolds,
IL. of Sol South Main street,
Adrian; Watson S. Clark. 81. Pal
myra; Joseph Mccormick. 81,
Riga; George A. Jones, "a, of 304
Dennis street, Adrian; Tavern E.
Creger. 20. Clinton: Vernzrd II.
Freitag. %, Riga; Floyd Cole, "a,
Morenci; Robert G. Geeting. "a,
Hudson; Earl L. Funk. Is, Sand
Creek; Galen E. Toms, %, of 1907
East Maumee street. Adrian;
Thomas ]. Langford, %. r. F. d.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
ADVERTISEMENT
CHILDLESS
Wives
N II o WISH
BABIES!
Doctors lnfosnstion
SENT FREEi

C.ncerning simple way followed AZ home by
which the female organs IN reiievsbls funo-
tionai stsrility may be assisted 20 that
motherhood may then % often BE- easily
possible YOU AND YOUR HUSBAND
MAY LATER THANK THE DAY YOU
SENT FOR THIS FREE INFORMATION.
Women from over the Nation write ia Of
their Joy In becoming mothers al last!
asa w. Lake 81, Minnea polls. Minnesota
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
Jap Envoy Sails Today

TOXIC, Jan. 23.-UNS)-
Former Foreign Minister Admiral
Kichisaburo Nomura, newly ap-
pointed ambassador TO the United
States, will leave for his new post
today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
SANHAC COUNTY

Walter r. Edwards. q, OF Deck
erville; Nicholas LIGHT. Is, of
Deckervifie; Mason E. Mum, 81,
of Sandusky; Rex (. Wilcox, %.
of Marlette; Clifford J. Wourn. 20.
Evening star., 1941-12-07

You're ready for bed--ond reody FOR
lounein9. too--in this cozlly worm
sleeping suit You can enjoy the
some rcIoxed luxury the mere wearing
Of it brings TO fl'mdom's Ellen Drew
with just O few yords Of posy printed
flonneIette or ohoIl>' The BODY IS
cut loosely for perfect sleeping cosc
ond speeioI ~orm:h Is provided BY the
lone legs ending in the soft foote's
Pottern No H 3472 IS designed for
sizes Y, IA. Is, l8. 70 and 10 80 10
40 bust SIZE "A requires s. 5 ,ord>
Of 35-inch moteriol
Evening star., 1941-12-07

This long torso top. in MILDLY style. ond
pleoted skirt conjunction makes O youthful
frock os flotterlne os it IS SNORT Mcke it either
in pIoIn ond pIold controst or IN monotone
Send for Pottern No H 3O44. designed for sizes
II. l3. IS, " ond l9 29 TO 81 bust Size l3
requires as yords Of 35lnch motero for
skirt, color ond cuffs, - yords for mildly top.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-28
Morgenthau Test:ffes
ThaiIand Charges
Truce Violation
b. ~Indo-Ch1nest

Bangkok. Thailand, Jan. 2S.-
(AP)-The ThaiIand supreme
command asserted tonight that
French IndO-(hina has violated
the truce arranged through Jap
anesr mediation and that heavy
fighting had broken out again on
almost all frGntS.
Thus. it was said unoiiiciatiN
here. a new crisis had developed
which would require fresh ncgo-
tiatiors.
The French were declared to
have continued their "WariIke
operationS" after the d firing
deadlinc of 10 O'Clock this morn
ing Gil y. IN. Monday ESD.
Thailand's retaliation, said the
supreme command in a com
muniquc. was withheld until
after three hours of French ag-
srcssion.'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-28
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
In the Sir Walter Hotel.
BY LYNN NISBET.

haIeigh, Jan. 28-One of the pieces
:" unfinished business left on the
executive desk by retiring Governor
lloey Was appointment Of a commits
SION on the part of the state, to CO.
,PeTale with committees from Ra-
ie'gh and Wake county in arrange
n'ehlS Tor observing next the one
nefldred and flftieth anniversary OF
Vie establishment of Raleigh as the
}'dle capital. Perhaps this job was
eIl lor Governor Broughton because
ne Is d Raleigh citizen. the first ma
I'VE OF the city u county to attain
'he governors office.
1Ae governing boards of Wake
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-28
State College
Student Killed
In Auto Wreck

Raleigh, Jan. 28.-tAP)-N. {.
State Clllcgc authorities SAID TO-DAY
that two students injured in an accl-
dent near Woodbridge, Va, Yesterday
were stlll IN the hospital, bat that
two others h,U! had returned To the
campus.
William n. May, p, OF Lemon, was
Killed in the accident He was dry
ing hls car on the trip made by
IS seniors in aeronautical engineer
ing. Yesterday the party visited
Langley Field and Was en- route to
Washington when the accident &c
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-28

Extended weather forecast
from 100 p. III. Jan. %. to s:3O
d. m. Feb, l. Temperatures
slightly below normal at begin
ming, rising to normal or slight
Nv above rcma. nder of period;
weather generally fair except
moderate ram late Thursday or
E.;IaN.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-28
E)QathQh

FOR NOKI NAKOITNN
Partly cloudy tonight and
Wednesday; slightly colder to-
night.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-28

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-28

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