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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Giant Air Transports
Now in Mass OUTPUT

SANTA MONICA. Cal, Feb. Il
1NS) .-Douglas Aircraft Com
pany today announced il is turn.
ing out giant transport planes for
the army on an assembly line
speed production basis.
The plane, the Douglas C-S
originally was designed as an
airline passenger transport but
was converted into a military
transport A. tho outbreak of war
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
MARRIAGES-BIR S-DEATHS-DIVORCES
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Harold + Corbin. % Mary Putnam is
Edeard hoosekian, 81 Mare Viola sven
wLlism 4. Garrison. IS, Reba Clemens
George H. K.ns. as. Catherine c. DAVE.
Gsorr, H. Fonts. 23 Thees p Edmondson
Victor A. sokolo,,ch. g Ann sonik. Is.
Anthony SOIL 40 Rose De'1ck as
Mchae, Burylanek. 2s, Katherine "a
George Ishe-v ood 81: Ar,ore,,s Kney. ~
Arthur +. Clore. 2i, Geraldine A. Barney
STANLEY Msct -, Irene V Korpal 81
Norbert LaskowssL u, Mare knagber
Car Trs,ior. u; Ms-ler Huehe. Is.
John Zorjrh 80 Agnes Turk %
Gerald y Lee = Onte''s " Perry 10
Edward W. s'anczyk, q Cecilia r. Lsdyo
John J schultz. q s,ephs Mack, q
William TsrnoV, p Mar mellow %.
Jesse B,sse'' On Hen Mstlocs 81.
Edwin c Carey, q Gertrude a. Lous
Frank r Urs. Il; Anna NJ. Ryckman
Felix Gacloch. ss Laura Gscioch 81
Curtis A Blsir 10 GereVeys Feast q
willard J. schmous. - Ei7ahe'h A. Lee,
George W. Houston. rs Evelyn Pmmrdre
Robert w BeninE, g Barbara A. Jer
| ger J.
Hugh r. Mcleod, 10 Euzabe'h A. Rogers
! %
Leonard Graves. -; Ire, Gillian Is
IAht r. Pe'ala q Dorothy Miller
IWiliam II BsidVir. q, Beatrice 7
l-SpAHeAF= 2--a--
Bernard r LsPrslr.s, go Dorothy l.
! Yerke 20
Lee waHscs a. Rss Frost %
Wesley Ko'la Pauline Cpra'oio, 20
Lawrence y Bates % Gertrude l. Ca
! macht q
G.orse J. Karber %; Esther Ro,henbers
! 20
Han. Petersen. 81 Anna Myers. -
Anthony WoIcitchowsh ", p Lucille
| Pie'rzAk %
Roy y Line % Pear NJ sch-cdsr 90
Clarence Y. shelton, 80 viola y. Dshno
| 40
Homer starks 81. Ruby Hollis p
Earl Johnston 80 The A. Hscht. 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Jewish Veterans Hold
Military Ball Tonight

A military ball under sponsor
ship Of the Department OF Michi-
gan Jewish War Veterans will be
held tonight in Masonic Temple.
All men in uniform. on leave,
will be admitted free, Five thou
sand guests are expected Included
IN the program is a massing Of
colors for the grand march and q
toast TO the heroic dead.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
BOOST BOMBER FUND

Stamps sold here through
March : VIII 60 toward the pur-
chase Of bomhorS. under the plar
endorsed by the Defense Savings
Staff at the request Of Seeretar!
Of the Treasury Morgenthau
Likewise. bonds sold viii &C
towards bombcrS in those in
stances where the purchaser SC
requests.
JOIN this drive now and BUY
TO THE LIMIT Write 10 tho
BUY-A-BOMBER EDITOR, De-
troit Times. and list the amount
OF your pledges for stamps and
bonds through March I.
The quickest, surcst way YOU
can help win this war is N buy
defense bonds and stamps NOW!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
OTHER STATES AT TOP

Only other states leading Mich
iGan in the sale OF stamps arC
New York. Illinois. Pennsylvania
and California. States leading ir
bond sales are New York. Penn
! sylvania. Illinois, California, OhiC
and New Jersey.
As Of last December 81. there
had been sold in Michigan tota
OF $4,000 600 In series f. bonds
and S2,S5950 in stamps.
And now during the current
four-week drive 10 buy bomberS
with defense stamps and bonds
DetrolterS are flockinc 10 post
offices and banks IN ever-lncreas.
ing numbers 10 help strike a blow
for freedom.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
SET EXAMPLE FOR NATION

They also are setting an exam
pie for the rest Of the country in
their production Of war materials.
And they likewise are evidenc-
ing true Americanism in their all
-ouLcampalgn TO purchase defense
savings stamps and bonds.
Michigan now ranks fifth among
all states OF the union in the pur-
chase OF defense stamps, and
bonds,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
DIVORCES

June Grace TAYLOR from RAYMOND
lAnfonet'e GeruvA from Angelo.
Leroy Sanford from Cora lee.
Rosa VI Maysr from Lous J.
iCharles Reese from Lillian
ITressA MAJ Banks from Cnar,ss James.
Fs,sUa MURRAY from James
Marguerite Raines from James l..
Constantine frankie from EuiA.
Louise Canon from John
LeiA X Rhoads from Clarence
Frederick Nuiett from Mildred
Maize sahaugh from Hasssr.
DORIS Ricker' from William.
ICaude Bradford from luenis.
Guy elem. rEs from cara "
Gertrude Diesiuk from Water
Lucille Gsnthrop from Dor X.
Ruth Golontionlk from Jacob
Helen Gilh0y from Francis ".
Robert l. Couch from Essie
Lenora smith from seth
Alneft r. Higgs from Ava 3.
Robert Brown from MAY.
sally Perry from William
Romsyne Sammons from SOY.
Fred Sackman from Rose.
Margaret LonEley from samuel
Loretta Rosealis from Rcnfrt
Euemay Nichols from John
kathrtns G0di0Vski from Nrchsu
Fffis CordeHa Williams from Samyei
Msrgsrst 2 Hammond from navid
EdEsr Currie from Crsuls
Annulrsnt-FAtriels A Fhlnney from ca
l. Dgst,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Situation, Wanted-Femois

EXPERIENCED eolor.d girl wishes day
work laundry. cleaning, references
Temple 2S2a.
. EXPERIENCED neat color.d gir vishss
par time work. oleaning. Temple 2so1i
EXPERIENCED oolorsd girl wishes iron .
ing or apartment work onlyo Town
send a-4iai.
EXP ERIEECED -coloret- girl niShsG DAYS
laundry. cleaning 81, carfsre. Madison
1871.
GOOD. clean woman FOR dAy work wal
cleaning, laundry. experienced. Temple
2-TTST
HoUsEWoPK--No cooking no washing
taking care children. home nights.
TYLER T-i20S
WOMAN wishes day Work mad IN hotel.
'h'ater, store Townsend e.o33s.
/ coLoRED girl wishes dsys housscieaning
Thursday Friday. 81 50, csrfsrs. TEN
pie i-s527
CoLoRED- Reliable Woman wishes houss
work, dayt, part time, so earfar.
Trinity SSH,
CoLoRED girl. experience maid. laundry
worker, hestsr, store, office. Randolph
7s47.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Michigan Near
Top in Sale Of
Defense Stamps
State Residents Prove
Patriotism in BUILDING
and Financing Arms
BY JEROME PETIT

Bomber contributions. Page 49,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
DETROIT TIMES
WANT AD RATES
Daily and Sunday
Rate Per Weird Per Day
Transient

or more consecutive
tfnSs s......+.rs 70 Ab1c
minimum II wordD
EXCEPTIONS
II Eent - Rooms. Housekeeping
Rooms. Board and Room, Children 10
Board Home 'or Aged, Invalid,
Situations Wanted.
CASH CHARGE
'''S ssss'. s.s...ss bc bN7c
s IN 8 consecutive times SIC 10
or more consecutive
Hn's ........... Sr SL2e
minimum II wordO
Advertisements accepted ~ any ~
hundreds % convenient neighbo rhood
Want Al stations or A. the Time.
Main office Times square AZ low
economy cash rates or YOU NAV
t'lephons YOUR ad - Cherry $500
and have II charged.
Ads ordered nv telephone ana sc-
eep,ed from persons listed IN thu
telephone hook or city directory on
memorandum charge only. In return
for this courtesy the advertiser Is
expected 10 remit promptly.
II boI number IS deslred. estimate
five words additional
The Times reserves the right 20
classify ads under appropriate mead
ings.
All claims for adjustments and re-
funds must he made within 10 days
after expiration OF al.
Errors should ne reported inm.dl-
s'sly The Times Assumes M reJpon-
sihhty for errors after the first
insertion.
To insure publication IN the Sunday
paper, rory must be m the Times
Office nv II 30 a. m. Saturday. To
insure insertion IN every edition Of
the weekday paper. copy must be in
the Times office oy 6 .. m. the day
before publication.
WHEN CANCELISG advertisements
advertisers must secure KILL
NUMBER from the telephone clerk.
Without this number. satisfactory ad-
tustment cannot be made in case OF
error. We do not guarantee 10 discon-
tnue an order unless cancellation is
received IN the office before q o. m. the
day preceding the next insertion; IL 80
a. m. Saturday for Sunday editions.
MAIN OFFICE
1870 CAss AVENUE
AT TIMES SQUARE
CHERRY $500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Male Help Wanted

Al BENCH ard Machine Hands Internal
Grinder Hands. Surface Grinder Hands.
experienced N small tool work Apply Nil
son Tool MS. Co, 1883 Sehaefer high-
Wst
ALASKA naval ar base contractors need
chief dretEe engineers Wri'e STEMS
DRAKE. FtpGET SOUND Seattle. Wash
Ing'on. stating amount OF experience and
types ~ dredEes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Moving, Storage, Carriage

PACIFIC--storags. 81 per room: loves,
rates; trucking 81 50 hour. Randolph $3.50
ROBERT PALMER MOVING, CARRIAGE.
Furniture pianos, refrigerstors. 3347
Harper. Plaza 1910.
STORAGE. MOVING. Shipping. Robinson, .
Storage. Temple I-477s.
VIRLEY COULTER--Moving, expressing
Cadillac 2iIs.
i--l4-ROOM vans; expressing; 81 up.
FREE ESTIMATES. EAGLE. Tempe
l-24l6
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14

Michigan citizens are among
the most patriotic in the United
States.
They've proved this in many
ways in the past and-now that
this nation is again al war
they re proving IL once more.
They demonstrate their patriot
Ism IN the fashion IN which they
are giving up sons and husbands
and cousins by the thousands for
our armed forces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14

AIRCRAFT IGNITION SHIELD
ING, made 10 army and navy specihca.
tons Instrument repairing ASSEMBLY,
testing AIRCRAFT INSTRUMENT sERV.
Arlington 3oso.
AJAX BOLT AND SCREW COMPANY
Complete stock bolts nuts, screws ana
washers. Also SPECIAL SCREW MA
CHINE PRODUCTS, 1923 Gratiot. Plaza
AN Al sand blasting job on all metal
sERVicE on DEFENCE Contracts.
STAR SAND BLASTING SERVICE, Twin
brook l-l222.
ARCADE MACHINE TOOL COMPANY
Screw machines l"-2.; now running
airplane parts production. 3i43 Bellevue,
Plaza 1851.
AUTO CITY PLATING CoMPANY-Gov.
eminent specifications polishing, buffing
and plAtlng. -3A5s- Denton. -HamtIsmoA.
Madison 1900.
BEST MESSENGERS HAS FOR HIRE any
size truck with or without driver Pack
age delivery. WE NEVER CLOSE. Tenn
pie 1871
BLUEPRINTs, photoststs. drawing tables:
complete drafting supplies. THE PETERS
0327. 1871 Woodward. Madison o343.
CALL GOODWILL INDUSTRIES Pickup,
Randolph $3.50. Unwsnted articles RE.
DUCE FIRE HAZARDS.
CARTWRIGHT DIE n TOOL COMPANY
500 ST. Jean, Lenox 1894. Tube Bend
ing, Fabrication TUBULAR PARTS.
COMPLETE HEAVY INDUsTRIAL SHEET
! METAL SERVICE. Machine guards,
chutes. hoppers. Experimental or produc-
tion. Short runs a speciality. RELIANT
! INDUSTRIES, llsN CLOVERDALE. Ho-
garth 55-6s32-22i6.
DRILL PRESS, LATHE SMALL MILL
work wanted. 1914 East Nevada. Twin
brook 22i7e.
HIGHEST PRICES! Scrap irons metals
American Scrap Iron Metals. Tyler s-4s5s.
LIGHT lathe work, TOOL or PRoDUC.
TON; ANY QUANTITY. 7f5 Webb,
Townsend LASH.
MECHANICAL barrel plating tall metals)
Production conforming government speci-
lfications KNIGHT PLATING COMPANY,
l3l43 Bellevue. Plaza 1857.
MICHIGAN RUST PROOF COMPANY
| Cadmium-zinc plating GOVERNMENT
SPECIFICATIONS. 2l2s Jos. Canpau.
! Fit,roy 1855.
PLYWoOD DETROIT COMPANY = sPE-
| CiAL plyvood built 20 army and navy
notifications; warehouse stocks CONNER
clal grades. all woods. 74l5 ST. Auoin.
Madison $500.
IW. C DUCOMB COMPANY Wholesale
i DISTRIBUTORS Of mechanical ma
Iterials and paints. 1855 East Palmer. Plazs
1927.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Employment Agencies
Heip Wonted-fnstruction
Male Help-Salesr,en

statesmen ~ call on builders and con
tractors Also eaN on telephone prospects
HOM-pOR 1856 HARPER
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Educational

CALCULATING and SecretariaI Institute
1873 p. Elizabeth. Insurance Exch. BIDS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Lost and Found

BROWN IRISH TERRIER. male n.ighbor.
hood Seven Mic Eight Nile. Liberal re-
ward University 3-2432
DIAMOND rms, mArquse, cot With
bagusttes lost February II. washroom
IN 10Th foor National Bank Bdg. LID
eral reward. Gail Miss KurzmAn, Ran
doph 1907.
ENGLISH SETTER Black and white
male kindly return. Reward. Tele
phone Vermont f-I723
NEW OXFORD Concordance Bible, Indian
paper. reward. 1853 Clinton. Fltzroy
1851.
RED Pomeranisn. male. license 2s057. Re-
quires special food Reward. Hogarth
ss3T
SCREW TAIL BULLDOG. mae. hrrndle
magnolia Park section, hbsral reward.
BEDFORD s7s2
WEDDING RIuE-Whue, yellow gold leaf
pattern. January 81, vicinity Woodland =
Woodward Engraved Paul N Toosis.
Reward LsClair. Townsend s-a59f.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14

I'd fend America - BUY
Bombers with Defense Savings
Stamps and Bonds"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Trade Schools-Mdle

AIRCRAFT rivs'irg aluminium veldjng.
aircraft steel welding Federsi Aircraft.
$500 Grand River.
LEARN Modern Barpering-Days or ewes.
Detroit Barber College PIT r. Jefferson.
LEARN welding. Mich. TRADE School
1880 Woodward.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Bibles and Gospel Tracts

BIBLEs-Al purposes. styles and prices.
on approval. Stafford, ll77 Coplin.
LIE. 1882
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14

Trade Schools-Femole
WADDISGToN- School ~ Physical Therapy.
Prepare for defense. Madison 4ts3.
Beauty Culture Schools
COMPLETE beauty training 81 weekly
HYGIENE School, $40 Twelfth. Madisor
EOf3
READ Times Want Ads for proht-ust
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Female Help Wanted

BEAUTY OPERATOR, must ne expert
enced good wages, steady work. l4l3l
N "A a
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-10-31
Two Fined For
Show Incident

Two youths accused OF running
INTO the Paradise theatre and ere
ating a disturbance last week were
ordered TO pay $50 fine or serve
90 days in the house OF correction,
Police officer Edward Crutehfield
disclosed tina. Robert Freeman, %
Of 692 East Hancock avenue armed
with a knife chased Marvin She'd
rick. %. Of 3689 Rivlrd street into
the theatre on tn date in question
Freeman told the court that She'd
rick owed him some money and
that he had chased him into the
show in an effort 10 collect the
money due him.
Ben Cohen, one OF the owners OF
the theatre announced this week
that he was determined to prevent
similar occurrences such as this at
the theatre. "a want TO make this
theatre a place where any one can
feel free 10 attend and feel safe
while doing so. We have a lot Of
y,spectable people coming to sec our
shows and l want them to feel safe
and comfortable while they are
here"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-10-31
The Scratcher Scratches, Screams
And Scrams AS Shotgun Goes Off

ter or nersoo even with nerves
w., ~. H.. a.
as 0''''' as W. D. ''01'' . ~ S''e "
eided 70 take matters IN neF handS
at once.
Grabbing 4lO-qsuge shotgun
,.,., ,o,.,,. oounor NJ, Nool
49, noi,,t hIo,L a. DO n,i,dou
Ji 49, ar'nri,o, on s,ass ~
- ~ ~ ".ha. go yor Ga.
se',I',o , i, .So .,a, hed scra,cSod
49, - -a-..asor - sho 800 -
Ia,a yon -, ,a,n fron tho sac,o
49, 80 -. ~ p'.l. enn-,o ,, ha5
49, -, ~. ,,'.al. al, .aoanas hotaro
Inc oc'A'cher ocrahns
Ine SNI' 'o'lel ~ 1 n,ont i'ui ieu
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-10-31
USO NEWS

On Friday, Oct l6, a steak roas,
was given at Selfridge Field for
servicemen. This was the first
party to be held at Seltrldge Field,
and took place in Hanger No. 7
Several uSO hostesses attended
The party.
Tuesday. Oct 20, 100 hostesses
attended a dancing party at Sell
fridge Field in the same hanger
Il was such a lovely affair. The
boys and girls enjoyed group sing
ing led by Misses Louise Johnson
and Margaret Matthews. both
Young ESQ hostesses, and music for
the dancing, furnished by the Sell
fridge Field orchestra.
Several OF the boys at Seltridge
Field are from Detroit, and lit is
quite a treat for them to dance
again and make merry with their
own hometown girls.
The director, Mrs. Jessye Car
rington and her assistant, Mrs. Nor
velle Beatty, accompanied the girls
on both trips.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-10-31
BY JOHN WOOD

Mrs. Gladys Noel. %. IS an in
iusisious housewife who, aside
from discharg.ng duties common
sJra;e with good housekeeping at
1881 Rose,awn in Northwest De-
,roi', and taking care OF a Is
months-old daughter, frequently
joins her husband on hunting trips,
and just as frequently brings home
:le proyerbial bacon pheasant or
rabbit. As a matter OF fac:, Mrs.
Noel, after irudsng through the
nearby woods last Tuesday, brought
home fine pheasant to the delight
Of her husband, Ted who no doubt
considers freshly killed game. a
just reward for his efforts at the
Ford Rouge plant might shift.
Accustomed as she is 10 strange
g1.uRs on at night in her particu-
lar ne.ghborhood, Mrs. Noel didn't
even lit an eyebrow when she
heard a scratching at her kitchen
window abou: II o'clock Wednes-
day night. for as she later told po-
lice, she thought the scratching was
the prank Of fresh young boy, the
kind tina: is not at all hard to find
on Roselawn. So Mrs Noel con-
unued about her business while
The scratching continued about the
window, providing sort OK static
0 r i =. b, 10.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-10-31
BROWN LAUDED.
FOR SERVICE.
TO The PUBLIC.
Saved Millions For
Citizens; Seeks
Reelection

I.auded by national magazines
such as LIFE. and innumerable
newspaper editorials for his fight
with our Commander-in-Chiet TO
keep the laoorins mans food and
rent costs on a parity with wages
Senator Prent.ss NJ Brown is a
candida.a for reelection mex
Tuesday. Nov, 8
Senator Brown, who has twelve
wears continuous service IN the Ma
tons capitol, and who as one OF
the senior Senators on Capitol Hill
was entrusted by President Roose-
welt 70 the very important job as
floor leader ior the first Price Con-
trol Act. to keep farm prices on a
comparative level with wages. the
Law is most important 10 the citI-
zers o. Michigan, as compared TO
other items. Michigan is first in
aa- production and has more wage
earners than any other state IN
the union. When reduced 10 words
Of one syllable, the bill simply
means that the working man and
woman will be able TO purchase
meat, produce and other farm pro-
9ucts at a comparative level and
with a ceiling on future price in
creases.
When President Roosevelt an
nounced in a ra5io address that
such legislation was necessary,
Senator Robert F. Wagner, chair
man Of the Banking and Currency
committee went 10 Senator Blown
"Prentiss. he said you're the
man to handle this bill because you
know the subject But it is ter
rible thing to land a man Just be-
fore election. You'll have to fight
the farm bloc want you
for this job, but il you'd rather
not. I'll certainly understand
Senator Brown took the job, and
despite terrific political pressure
from the farm blocs Of the South
and West, and in the face OF what
looked like political suicide, put it
over. As pointed out in editorials
throughout the land, Senator Prem
tiss NJ. Brown showed his ability
as a true statesman, served his
and country, and at the
same time made possible legislation
that will save thousands Of citizens
money every time they go TO mar
ket or put a meal on the table.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-10-31
PAYROLL SAVINGS PLAN

WASHINGTON. D C.-The par
ticipstion OF Negro workers in the
payroll savings plan for War Bonds
and Stamps is being pushed in Vir-
ginia through the formation Of labor
management committees, the treas
ury Department announced
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-10-31
STUDENTS TO STAR

HAMPTON INSTITUTE. Va -
Two students from New York City
will play leading roles IN the forth
coming production OF Shaw's Pyg-
ma'ion, which will be given a.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-10-31

AUGUSTA. Ga.-Mr, and Mrs.
Freddie L. hanback, entertained
with a farewell party recently in
honor OF James Bryson, who left
October 20 for Fort Bennings
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-10-31
INDICTMENT IN
z COUNTS FOR
AN OLD DEBT
Dallas White Citizen S
Gave Information To
Start Probe

WASHINGTON, D 'C'---A''2EheE
General Francis Blddie announced
TODAY that Federal Grand Jury
,;.a.a = a.. 49,, D.s.ri,, n
Inns =" '-e '-'''''" ...o
ieNas al Iyler. on Oc'' o vs. re
turned an Indictment IN 'No COUNT
charging wye fa-e' Lo''sn lew
IeNas' ana { NJ weaver low"
Marshall Hawk'n'' J. eN's' via N'o'
ls'lon oil the teoe'". A"''-feoh'se
statute,
Page and weaver are cAarseg
WIN 'un4a"iu+N, W!!'Iu.4y' anu
Evening star., 1942-05-06
Germon-Born SeIectee Anxious
For Citizenship Loyalty Test
Pvt. Kessler Feors Failure to Get
FinoI Papers Doshes Hopes for Commission

.German-born Gunther Kessler
27-year-old private stationed at Fort
George G. Meade, Md, yesterday
commended the Judge who had de-
MED him his citizenship pending an
r. B. I. investigation.
Pvt. Kessler said he had assumed
when he appeared before Justice
Matthew r. MCGUIRE for naturali-
sation hearing in District Court yes
terday that the F. B. I. had already
investigated him since he had been
In the Army since September, 1941
"1 have to agree with him." Pvt
Kessler said, that he has to obtain
evidence Of my loyalty before he
can take the responsibility of giving
me citizenship"
The two things Pvt. Kessler said
were worrying him most were that
he would be sent out of the country
with his outfit before he becomes an
American citizen and that his
chances of getting commission are
dashed.
Trouble in Leaving Germany.
Evidence of his loyalty as we'll as
his difficulties in getting out of
Germany, he said, would be sent
Evening star., 1942-05-06

took out his first papers. His par
ents arrived in December. 1889. and
in September, 1941, he was drafted.
He said he could have claimed de-
ferment on grounds of supporting
his parents but Il didn't contest it
because I felt I owed this country
enough TO serve in its armed forces, -
Il have no objection to fighting
against Germany" he declared.
"On the contrary, I'd like to settle
few scores with them"
At Fort Belvoir, Va. where he
trained three months with the en-
gineers, they are turning out better
soldiers than Germany will ever
have
Evening star., 1942-05-06

cier and soldier died March l at
Biscayne Bay, Fla. He was 68.
Except for several $500 bequests
to servants, the entire estate was
halved, one part ordered into trust
for his wife. and the other divided
equally between his son and
daughter.
A section of the will specifically
mentioning $4,000 stated that this
amount 'is to be charged against
the principal set aside in trust" for
Cornelius, jr., for money advanced
in connection with his newspapers
and publishing" interests.
Disclosure of the disposition of
Gen. Vanderbilt's will followed by