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Milford chronicle., 1942-03-06

At twelve o'clock. OH We'd
nesday, Miss Virginia Simp-
son, daughter of MI: and Mrs.
Wilbur Simpson, became the
bride of Mr.. Robert j. Kennedy
of Beaufort, N. C. The cere-
mOny took place at the home
of the parents at the edge of
town, and was performed by
the Rev. M. E. Hungerford. The
attendants were Miss Frances
Simpson, sister of the bride,
and Mr.. Henry Smith of Beau
fort. The bride was becoming
ly gowned in a powder-blue
redingote with a matching hat.
She wore a white orchid. Miss
Simpson wore an afternoon
dress of pink with matching
hat. Following the reception,
which was attended only by the
families, Mr.. and Mrs. Kennedy
left for wedding trip to Flor
ida, after which they will live
at Beaufort.
Milford chronicle., 1942-03-06
THIRTY YEARS AGO
TAKEN FROM The 1912 FILES OF
THE MILFORD CHRONICLE

Miss Virginia Salevan is spend
ing the week at Bowers Beach.
Mrs. C. M. Dillon and sister, of
Wilmington, are visiting Colonel
and Mrs. Theodore Townsend.
Mrs. Imly S. Abbott and daugh-
ter, Margaret, are in Dagsboro,
Del, visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James
II. Atkins.
Miss Minerva Sipple and mother
are in Baltimore and Philadelphia
buying their spring millinery
line.
The Milford Grange has this
week closed a deal with the own
ers of the old steam laundry on
West Front street, South Milford,
where they will become the owners
of the building.
Silas Reynolds. treasurer of the
l.. ID. Caulk Dental Company, fell
last Friday while going to the La
boratories near the depot, and hurt
his leg very badly.
Joseph f. Holland has purchased
siX-cylinder Mitchell automobile
and will have it.. delivered as soon
as the weather is fit.
Postles Hammond has been taken
into the office of Joseph E. Hol-
lands wholesale grocery as an as
sistant in the bookkeeping depart
ment.
The ladies of the Milford New
Century Club have procured the
of Miss May Bookwalter to
stage a comedy called the Three
Chauffeurs." Miss Bookwalter was
here last year and trained home
Ialent for the "Toy Shop" which
was a big success.
Milford chronicle., 1942-03-06

Last evening, DR.. and Mrs.
Walter l.. Grier entertained at
their home on Lake avenue. A
large circle of friends came at
six-thirty for supper, and the
evening was spent playing
bridge and the increasingly
popular "21".
Milford chronicle., 1942-03-06

va again, whether we
have the weather to
- suit the month or
not. The storm on Monday
made many say that the lions
were having their innings, and
the lambs, reticent little things,
would wait for theirs later on.
Does anyone remember the
SHOWS that came in March of
last year? The mild days of
this week have been enjoyed,
but we must knock on wood or
cross our fingers for we CAN
yet have snow.
"
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Dolphus
Short entertained large
group of friends on Friday
evening at their lovely home
on Lake avenue, inviting them
for dinner at six-thirty and
having them remain for an
evening of bridge and "21".
Their guests included Mr.. and
Mrs. William C. Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank NAPLES, DR.. and
Mrs. Walter L. Grier, Mrs. Ell
mer T. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stephen Toadvine, DR.. and
Mrs. S. M. d. Marshall, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. d. Holzmueller, Mr..
and Mrs. T. Carlisle Collins,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Messick,
DR.. and Mrs. Lester o. Adkins,
DR.. and Mrs. John Baker, DR..
and Mrs. Oliver James, Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar Wood, Mr..
and Mrs. John Burris, Mrs.
Clyde Nelson. Mrs. Dean Kim
mel, Mrs. ]. Lockwood Pratt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mulhol-
land, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Wakefield, Mr.. ard Mrs. Her.
man Phillips and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank r. Grier.
"
Mr.. and Mrs. Broddus Jones
Of Newark welcomed little
daughter in Memorial Hospital
on Saturday, February 2S. She
has been named Virginia Anne.
Mrs. Jones is the former Miss
Margaret Anne Clements. She
will remain here with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. David A.
Clements, for six weeks and
then, she with Mr.. Jones and
the little miss will go to the
western part of Texas where
they will live.
"
Last evening, Dr.. and Mrs.
Walter l.. Grier entertained at
their home on Lake avenue. A
large circle of friends came at
six-thirty for supper, and the
evening was spent playing
bridge and the increasingly
Milford chronicle., 1942-03-06

Silas Reynolds. treasurer of the
l.. ID. Caulk Dental Company, fell
last Friday while going to the La
boratOries near the depot, and hurt
his leg very badly.
Milford chronicle., 1942-03-06

T least the spring
month is ere
again, whether we
have the weather to
suit the month or
Milford chronicle., 1942-03-06

For YiefOry = Buy Bonds!
Milford chronicle., 1942-03-06

Postles Hammond has been taken
into the office of Joseph E. Hol-
lands wholesale grocery as an as
sistant in the bookkeeping depart
ment.
Milford chronicle., 1942-03-06

Miss Minerva Sipple and mother
are in Baltimore and Philadelphia
buying their spring millinery
line.
Milford chronicle., 1942-03-06

The Sewing Circle met with
Mrs. Edwin e. Fisher on We'd
nesday afternoon. Last week
on Wednesday, twelve of the
members went to Delaware
City where they were the
guests of Mrs. Maurice Bower,
who entertained them at
luncheon. Mrs. Bower was
member of the club while re-
siding here and the guests en-
joyed a visit with her again.
"
The Two Bit Club gave a
very profitable benefit card
party on Friday evening of last
week in the New Century Club.
The attendance exceeded any
thing the members had hoped
for and they were happy to
turn over the proceeds to the
treasury of the Memorial Hos
pital Auxiliary. This week the
members were guests of Mrs.
John Kellar at her home on
the Boulevard. They will go to
Wilmington this evening to the
Playhouse to see Katherine Hep,
Playhouse to see Katherine
Hepburn in without Love-"
"
The Memorial Hospital Aux
iliary monthly meeting will be
held in the Nurses Home on
Wednesday, March IL, at three.
"
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank e. Con-
lin entertained at their home
on Lake avenue on Saturday
evening. Their guests included
DR.. and Mrs. William Marshall,
DR.. and Mrs. Walter L. Grier,
DR.. and Mrs. S. M. D. Marshall,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. Holzmueller
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Null
holland.
Milford chronicle., 1942-03-06

Joseph +. Holland has purchased
siX-cylinder Mitchell automobile
and will have it. delivered as soon
as the weather is fit.
Milford chronicle., 1942-03-06

---- FOR VICTORY: BUY BONDS -.
Milford chronicle., 1942-03-06

Mrs. Imly S. Abbott and daugh-
ter, Margaret, are in Dagsboro,
Del, visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James
II. Atkins.
Milford chronicle., 1942-03-06

The Memorial Hospital Aux
iliary monthly meeting will be
held in the Nurses Home on
Wednesday, March IL, at three.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
Relatives Plan Appeal
In 100000 Will Case

WHITE PLAINS. N. Y, July I
uNS). - Three Philadelphia rela-
tives of wealthy Mrs. Anna II.
Patton, who left 30 per cent of her
$4,000 estate TO a New York
Episcopal church rector. today
mapped an appeal TO the directed
verdict dismissing their protests
TO her will.
Surrogate Charles ID. Willard
rejected the claims OF the rela-
tives OF Mrs Patton. who con-
tended that she had been unduly
Influenced IN drafting the last OF
her Ia wills. This document made
the huge bequest TO the Rev. Or.
Henry Darlington. pastor OF the
fashionable Church of the Heav-
emily Rest in New York. The rul-
ing OF the surrogate admitted the
will TO probate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
Tighten Control
Over Tungsten

WASHINGTON. July 1.--Tung-
stem was placed under tighter
ALLEGATION and end-use control by
the War Production Board In
effort TO conserve this essential
ingredient of hardened steels.
Principal effect of this amend
ment 10 tungsten preference
rating order is TO place under
complete ALLEGATION and end-use
control all tungsten ores and con-
centrates which were not covered
by original order, WPB officials
said At the same time the board
ruled amount of contained tung-
stem which may be delivered 10
any one person in any one month
without restriction is reduced
from original 100 pounds to new
maximum OF Is pounds.
Order also broadens definition
of tungsten 10 include any SUBJ
stance containing recognizable
tungsten in any stage OF process,
except alloy steel, high speed
steel, tool steel and finished tools.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
Coast Guards
Start Training
T,m.. star Correspondent

BATTLE CREEK, July l.
All three Kellogg foundation
camps. recently turned over to
the United States Coast Guard
for use as training sites, were in
use today as 80 recruits went
through their first PAGES.
The first contingent Of so men
arrived Monday and were as
signed 10 the Clear Lake and Pine
Lake camps. The group of 10
yesterday were taken 10 the St.
Mary's Lake Camp.
Training at the camps will be
on graduated scale in the future,
officers said. with the raw re-
cruits sent first to the ST. Marys
camp for preliminary work. then
10 the Clear Lake camp and
finally to the Pine Lake camp
from which they will be gradu-
ated. Period of training in each
station will be approximately two
weeks.
The sailors day will begin at
$50 a. m. and will end with lights
out at 9 p m. Most OF the men
now at the camp came here from
Grand Haven and have had some
training already.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
East Coast Toll
Now 338 Ships

The toll of United Nations mer-
chant ships that Axis submarines
and mines have taken in the west
ern Atlantic area since mid
January was at least 1913 today.
The navy announced within the
last "a hours the sinking of two
American merchantmen and one
Canadian ship by submarines. A
total of CT lives were lost.
Dispatches from Cape town,
South Africa. said that an Italian
submarine had torpedoed and
sunk feur-masted schooner fly
ing the Panamanian flag. The en-
tire crew. including five Americans,
was saved.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
Prosecutor Says Law
On Petitions Invalid

FLINT. July l.. Prosecutor
Stephen J. Roth today declared
one phase of the law governing
the signing of petitions of political
candidates 10 be unconstitutional.
He sought further Qualification of
the acts provisions from Atty.
Gen. Hebert Rushton.
Roth stated that the law speci-
fies that a resident of a township
or other unit cannot sign a petit
ton for a candidate while visiting
in another municipality. In other
words. a resident of Clio cannot
come into Flint and sign the petit
ton being circulated here in the
interest of a candidate for county
or state office. Roth claims this
phase is unconstitutional and has
asked the attorney general for his
opinion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
MARRIAGE LICENSES

George cady Jr.. 10; Emma A. Rose. II
sigmund L. Nowskowski, 81; Lucia J
Guy e Msivliit. q; Iva NJ. Davidson, 90
Alvin Clar. Munro, ~: Vivian Constanc
Fsyett. C. Hawkins. IS; Vernon oiber,on
wenden ". Young. 90; v,rs p. Brown. 2;
Arthur Liston, al; LOIS Bratty. IS.
Frank Ccdsk. 80 Bsrnice Lech, a.
lawrence X LaVan~sy' az Suzanne II
Ferris n Bsyer.. 81. Rose Godfrey. 81.
Joseph j. Rudrik. IS MARTINS Schmidt. "a
Roy Coleman. Is, Fannie Mae Harris. Is
Elmer y. Sieh, SO: Roberta l.. Botgert, II
Arthur Hardwood, -; Esther Smith Is
Charlie. W. Peters. 30; Ruth Louise 10
tovski. 20
John OssoVski % Sophia KIash. 20
John 6 Smith - stephanie Lups. 81
Martin s. Andreios ~: Edna Alphen %
James =. skinner. 81. Eleanor A,herton
Is
James u. Parton. y sarah SEWER. %
Aipnons. j. Boehenek 30 AloIns A. Jaku
Edward ]. EybieEi, as, Dorothy NJ. Dom
Arthur c Wier. - Ruth ~ Forth. %.
Jsvagin ohanesisn, IS; Bazaar sarkisian
IS
Spencer Perry. 81; Jeroiyn. Bowers. 10
Thomas james MeAvoy, 20, Alice Ward
Marcel c. vsuiIoucpete. % Marsars, V
Aivi. L. Rus,in Is Ethel g. Flynn. IS
Francis II. Hsriow. ~ Helen hbel. 10
Joseph Joslin. 81 Marguerite l. Brown "a
William J. lssscs. 10. Melhs Papandrea
20.
Frank woock 81; opal Rogers. q.
Dt nn L, Bs'eman' a. RUDY Week
charlie, y. GuilfOrd, 20. Mary z. coombs
a.
Leonard /. Davis. %. Lucy Johnson. 10
Jesse David Cooley, q, Lille Chns,in'
Clarence Lo,hridss q. Ida Larkirs 10
Frank HALEY. IS. Agnes Shellito. 81
Stanley PrEyWsrs. rs. Edna Ksbaeinskl
20
willard Randolph. 80 Gertrude 4 ecla
Charles chsrbenesu, n: Beverly Gisuac
Is.
James Plssno. 20 Louise v.cchiarellO. 2s
George King. %. Esther Zorn. rs
Joseph A. Henrik %: Alice NJ. Patry, 30
Phillip y Lizotte. 10: Juaniia l.. DAILY, II
Arthur j Cedar. 10: Jeanette Coppols 20
James I.aMsnna, "a Rita suleski, ~.
Eugene Drysdsle, 20. Lucille Oman. p.
Thomas MoIdzen 10 LeokadJa skudlsrek
Peter sepos 81: Virginia Rockna. 70.
william Howard Craft. ~: Kathleen Mar!
charlie. a ouisl,y 10: June winifrec
Harold r. Russell, 10 CYNTHIA c Luke. IL
Elmer T. Vallie. 81. Florence L. Martin
10
sheldon Myers. 90: RITA McGougn. Is.
John William Voge 20 Helen Chauvin. II
Guy D'Agostino rs Mildred Zaresky. 20
Willard r. Quick. as Blodwen +. Hughes
25
Joseph Chsvela. 20. Helen Bondch rs.
Harry n Maiasky. %. Jennie Zeman 20
John A. b. Dillard Jr.. ~, Eva Macdonald
10
Jermiah a. Dolls, 81 Ruth 7. Rounds. %
Theodore Ulatovski, 20: Irene Detrych 20
Gerald q. Burnham. 2s; Constance +. Cole
~.
Carl Einsr schou. %: Frances Haye
Palmer. 81
Dale Cooley. %. Anne McKenna. 81
Walter r. Blackburn, %, Marybeth Keller
~
Larry sullivan. Is Theima Msyes. IS
Edwin J. Drusy. %; Vienna Cook "a.
John -. Mcdowell. 20 Marjorie Sawyer
Is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
'Seaboard Oil
Acquires Firm

NEW YORK. July 1.-Seaboard
Oil Company, in accordance with
terms of an offer to stockholders
of Wellington Oil Company, has
acquired upward of 80 per cent
of the latter's shares. At meet
ing of directors of wellington. r.
S. Mcfarland, c. G. Benson. II. 3.
Lovejoy and M. f. Schwarz were
elected to FIJI vacancies on the
board, In addition to John T.
ONeil. A. ID. Larson and G. (.
Green.
O'Neil remains president of Wei
lington and Green vice president.
II. B. Lovejoy will be secretary
and &. G.. Benson. treasurer.
Funds 10 provide for acquisition
of the Wellington company were
obtained from a bank loan OF
SO 200, 900.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
Business Failures
Rise Second Week

NEW YORK. July 1-Business
failures increased 10 per cent in
the week ended June Is TO 1913
from $50 in the preceding week
according 10 Dun g. Bradstreet.
Inc. Most of the current rise
occurred in retail trade which in
creased 20 l2i from l02. or % per
cent. The other industry groups
remained practically unchanged
This was the second successive
weekly rise IN failures, but the
total was still well under a year
ago, when they numbered 20 IN
the corresponding week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
Kingfish
Ordered to Report TO Draft
Board for Examination

CHICAGO. July ! INS).-With
much more enthusiasm than he
looked forward 10 in his now his
toric bout with Joe Louis in 1885,
King Levinsky today welcomed the
news that he is to report to his
draft board Monday for physical
examination.
The Kingfish-his formal name
is Harry King Krakow-didn't
mention IL. but he probably re-
called that evening in 1885 when
he and Louis participated in one
of the most bizarre major prize
fights in Chicago history. Louis
sat Levinsky on the seat OF his
trunks four times within the first
141 seconds and. won the fight
when the referee stopped IL as Le-
whisky sat dazed and helpless on
one of the ropes, his arms at his
sides.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
DEATHS

Catherine Jarecki, 93s Beech. So
James Muntishaw, 1868 Scotch, 81
Mozell Robert Green. 900 Brush, a.
William CHAPMAN. "a Pet.rboro. 50,
Eileen Marion Weiner. 3732 Humphrey. S.
Wayman G. Davis, 235i Cabot IS
Pomela Van Dyke, $50 South Junction, So
John Blsnkls. 3o57 Field. 81
James Irvine, 200 Hastings. So
Barney Ahram, etii Mcouade. as.
66.
Boleslsw Nowss. 1871 Tbrue,h. 80.
John Esch. 1925 Bramell rs.
William Davis Jr e23 Eliot. Is
Bluma steinberE 27l0 Philadelphia, rs.
Nei Campbell 1891 Anthon, II.
Henry oConpors. 1907 Ksppen. Lincoln
Richard Z. pslss. 1seH Santa Rosa drive
Alice Lewis. sos Reniworth. ~.
Annie Thomas. ga Montcalm. 10.
Aida Wade. 2sl0 81 AubIn, IS
Henry pOnowski 1900 Fourth. %
Oliver Rounds. Caro-. Mich, ST.
Celine Breger. 3e46 Hancock. s.
Gertrude Emma Scype, 1898 Navy 20
David Smith. gi23 Brooklyn. months
Walter Dublin. 72tis Vaughan. u.
Ann Thomas. 1ii5 Second. Is.
Leslie d. Paul, s6ii St Clements. Center
Gerald Lokar. it52s Ohio, q
Robert Pratek. 1906 Baglsy. 81
Frank KuspieWski, 7i7t Grsyins. Ham
tramck, so.
Ros. Pslvleh. 1877 Havhorne Highland
Park. 50.
Mary Picksrka. 52s7 Cecil. 50
William A. Rogers 1855 Wesson. 60
Csiista Barnes 81 Cambridge boulevard
Pleasant Ridge. ~
Caroline Pswlsk. se2s Harper months
Andrew Hotton. 1889 Ohio, 70
Lucy T. stewart. 23e Grant Ausgan
Mich. ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
5000 Cars La(kinq
u. ). Use Tax Stamps

BATTLE CREEK. July Al
least one-fourth of the automo-
miles and trucks operating today
in Battle Creek arc doing so H.
legally. officers Of the internal
revenue department said. pointing
out that more than 5000 use tax
stamps remain unsold.
Motorists driving today without
the stamps face the impounding OF
their cars. though local officers did
not reveal this morning what
steps wee being taken locally 70
enforce the purchase of the tax
stamps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
Earnings

National Power and Light Company and
is subsidiaries for the II months ended
MAY 81 report net income Of s5.3T7 f5s,
equal 10 IS cents q share on the common,
against IS. Ttq 2ss or 81 20 on the common
in the preceding n months. For the three
months ended Nav 81 consolidated net was
Sss6, ISL. or > cents n share on the com,
mon. against 81 SIS 80. or % cents on the
common IN the same 1871 period
Western Pacific Railroad Corporation, ~
GLIDING subsidiaries for 1871. reports q net
loss OF NJOJ. as. against net loss oi
Sb0Ss42 In 1910 Consolidated statement OF
Western Pacific. including subsidiary rail.
road and other companies shows 1871 net
lncone OF 81 .iT7,03s, against net loss ~
ST37,75s In 1870.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
BIRTHS

Marguerite Mitchell. 72s West Grand bOule.
ward.
Ida MeKissack, 5000 Oakland.
Hattie Nusca. 1901 Carpenter
Ethel Putkels, 1879 Washburn.
Beulah Pun. 1880 Nineteenth.
Virginia Phillips. $40 Prentls.
Maxine Rau, i4sOl Trinity.
Anna Randall f2o3f Auburn.
Carol Remington. 700l Hartwell Dearborn.
Jeanne Strand, 275t West Philadelphia.
Anna Schultz, S545 Lemay
Jennie Srychulskt. 4it0 Dodge.
Edith sucher. 1859 Evanston
Eleanor Schroeder, $3.50 Staheln.
Mary Smith. f2A Tillman.
Dorothy Scott, 47t West Chesterfield. Fern.
dale
Katherine Saunders. 1909 Parkviev.
htnnis Sibert. 634t Beechwood.
Helen TJernlund 5sie Cieotte
Mary Travis. 1891 Jane
Dorothy Tugah. AL West Vernon
Esther Tsnkka, SIS West Alexsndrtn,
Louise Tronh, lTi07 Francis Melvindale
Dorotha Williams 1865 Evergreen.
Frances Weismiller. s7it seyburn.
Mary Whitmore. 3i4 Harmon.
Dorothy wilkins. i0ti5 Elmira.
Fnie Winkei. 1909 Indiana
Louise Young, 45q Prentis
Ann Zuher. 570q Moran
Anna Zwada, 1925 Evalin., Hantrspck
Marion Zisgler tsf West Goldengste.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
Griffith Is Elected
By Cadillac Local

Irving Griffith OF the Cadillac
Motor Car Company plant today
was elected president of the plant
protection workers local of the
IUAW-CIO, chartered two weeks
ago.
Other officers named were Wal
ter Conlan. .Chrysler Jefferson
plant, vice president: Chester M
Wheeler Plymouth. recording sec.
rotary: George Eckhardt. Chew
rolet gear and axle. financial
secretary: Arthur Geisler, Dodge
main, sergeant at arms. and Cecil
Stoner. Chrysler jefferson. guide
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
M'Chord Field Soldier
Dies al Fort Custer

FORT CUSTER. July 1.-Mc.
Chord Field. Washington. officers
today wcor notified that Albert r.
Seckus, %. on leave from that sta
ton, had died in the Fort Custer
post hospital from injuries in an
accident al Three Rivers.
Local medical officers said that
the soldier, who suffered head in
iuries, was not wearing his denti-
fication tags and further informa-
ton on him was not Immediately
available.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
Raid Escort
Wardens Help Women
Home in Dimouts

BOSTON. July 1 .uNS).-The
latest thing in escort service was
announced today In the Savin Hill
section of Dorchester.
Women who have TO walk alone
in the streets during the nightly
dimout merely have to call Joseph
p, Donovan, precinct air warden,
tell him they are going to be out
late and leave their names at
warden headquarters. Donovan
promises to have air raid wardens
escort them home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01

LOS ANGELES, July ] nNS) -
Here's an item that has been re-
converted from war TO civilian use
The metal boxes in which gas
masks were shipped to Los Angeles
County today we're ordered con
verted into ballot boxes for the
August primaries and November
election
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
Temple, Holy Cross
PLAY at PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, July ] uNS)
The Temple-Holy Cross football
tilt scheduled for November Ia al
Worcester. Mass, has bee
switched 10 the Owl Stadium IN
Philadelphia, il was announced to-
day.
In the seven games played be-
tween the two schools. the Temple
elven holds an advantage Of three
victories aga ,st two defeats and
two ties.
The Temple game will serve as q
Homecoming" for Anthony fAnk
Scanlon. new tutor Of the Crusad.
ers. who was an outstanding coach
in Philadelphia scholastic circles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
I Short Wave Sets
Confis(ated by FBl

NEWARK, ". j., July ! (INS)
Two short wave radio transmit
ting sets, capable of communicate
ing with offshore Axis submarines
were confiscated today by Federal
Bureau of Investigation agents IN
a series of raids on New Jersey
hauntS of German aliens.
A dozen men were arrested by
FBI operatives who swept down
on score OF hangouts OF suS'
picious enemy aliens.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
I State Conferences
On Civilian Defense
Time, stan Correspondent

LANSING. July 1.-Two civilian
defense meetings designed TO help
iron out the problems OF local
councils will be held in Michigan
this month, II was announced
today.
Miss Wilmer Shields, United
States director OF the OCD vol
unteer offices section in Washing
ton, will be principal speaker at
the first. TO be held July 8 at
Michigan Stale College. John Dill
lincourt. civilian mobilization rep
resentative of Chicago, will speak
at the second. al Gaylord. July %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
"a Rent Complaints
Aired in Battle Creek

BATTLE CREEK, July l.
Twenty-four complaints and rents
problems are expected 10 come
before the arbitration sessions oi
the Battle Creek fair rent com
mittee when IT meets tomorrow
and Friday, members disclosed 10.
day.
The sppraiSing subcommittee
today were going over the prob
lens In an effort 10 make rec
concentration. While the majority
of the complaints come from ten
ants, several were made by land
lords.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
Scroll Presented
To Jewish Prisoners
TIMES star Correspondent

JACKSON, July l.-Seventy-six
Jackson Prison inmates Of the
Jewish faith were presented with
a scroll by congregation B'Nai
David OF Detroit Tuesday after
noon. n
Rabbi Joshua S. Sperka. Jewish
prison chaplain, and Cantor Jacob
Sonenklar of Detroit made the
presentation. The scroll OF the
Five Books of Moses is in the ira
ditional Hebrew script on parch-
ment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
Lost and Found

LADY's SLACK suit beige. brown. Hub
Ann,s Basement, Saturday, reward. Vine
wood 2-4t2s.
LosT-French bulldog, female; sick boys
pet. VIII lady who phonsd Monday
please call Cherry 503s1 Child grievng.
Reward.
LOST ady's gold BenrtIs wrist watch, on
Myrtle between HUMBOLDT Seventeenth;
reward Cherry s730.
LoST-Biack and white female springer
spaniel fBnlb: reward. Drexei p4e7.
LOsT-FOx Terrier. white. male, license
3oT3s Call Twinbrook i-s2so. Reward.
SPRINGER sPANrEL-B sck, white
Judy; soldiers pet. Reward. Lenox
900. evening Niagara 1894.
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