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The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-09-04
Counal Doings
TAeSaay Nigh

Mayor Pro TEN. Ernest B. Schult;
presided over Tuesday nights meetins
after Mayor Louis w. Benin left al
recess to help open a war bond drive
at the WyandOtte theater.
The Council, at its meeting Tuesday
night, received an invitation to attend
the tenth anniversary banquet of the
WyandOtte, Council Of clubs, to be held
at Dom Polski hall, September ID.
The Council approved a list Of cleo.
ton boards for the primary election
September 10, as submitted by the
Election Commission.
The engineering department report.
ed the collection Of $234.65 in fees dur.
ing the month of August
General bills, truck hire and paw
rolls, totaling $1,952.J6 were approved
for payment,
A dance hall license was authorized
to be issued to Mike Kurylo, 1142 Oak
street.
The. Young Peoples society of the
Christian and Missionary Alliance
church was granted permission to hold
open air meeting at Bishop park Sun
day evenings during September.
Ira L. Shelter, Of Detroit, was de-
MED permission for a hOuse-to- house
sale OF tickets for a motion picture.
The Municipal Service Commission
was authorized to accept the bid of
the John +. You'd Agency, for war
damage insurance.
The employees and superintendent of
the sewer department were granted an
increase In pay, to correspond with
wages paid in the public service and
park departments.
Four members of the fire depart-
ment were denied a request that they
be paid for a six-mOnth probation per
iOd, served in 1880.
The city clerk was authorized 10
procure a surety bond in amount of
$1,000 in favor of the United States of
America, to cover bond for the direc-
tor of civilian defense and government
property held in his possession.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-09-04
FIRE PREVENTION WEEK
SCHEDULED FOR OCTOBER 4.1O

The week of October to 10. inclu-
siye, has been formally proclaimed a.
Fire Prevention Week This week
Is observed annually by more than
5000 American communities in an eff
fort to cut down fire loss which is
the highest in the world According to
the official proclamation. fire proven
ton week has special significance this
year because of the ever-present dan
ger OF fires set by sabOteurs or in
cendiary bombs. The defense of factor
les. farms and homes against destruc-
ton by accidental or enemy-se fires
Is essential to the production program
and the conservation of vital resources
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-09-04
WydndOtte in
Years Gone By
40 YEARS AGO

40 YEARS AGO
The steamer Wyandotte made It's
last run of the 1902 season, on Sept
ember s.
The freighter Muncie, built for the
Anchor Line, was launched at the
Wyandotte shipyard.
L. H. Mccarthy, pitcher for the
Michigan Alkali club base ball team,
signed contract with the Detroit
Tigers. He was to be paid 5000 for q
seasons work.
George L. Trites died at the age of
"a years.
The speed boat Titania, owned By
John B. Ford, Jr., won an eight-miIe
race against two other boats, which
were considered the fastest on the De-
trOit river. The Titania's time for the
eight-mile run was 3415 minutes.
A huge parade featured the Labor
day celebration in Wyandotte 40 years
ago. After the parade the crowd re-
paired to Arbeiter hall, where a picnic
was held in the afternoon and even
ing.
25 YEARS AGO
The city Of Wyandotte and the vii
lage Of Ford each agreed to pay one
half the cost of improving the North
Line road.
Tho Roo rd of Ednaa
the ensuing year called for the raising
OF $6S,5OO, the largest sum In the
Boards history up to that time. The
budget for the previous year totaled
only $4,000.
Having won IL out of Is games, the
Gartner hardware base ball team
claimed the state championship I'm the
lS-year-Ofd class. Members of the
team were: Catalan, Labo, Mcdonald,
Stepaniak. LaFleur, BOurassa, LeSase,
Payette, MCGEE, Desana, Riley, Kane
and Reidy.
Jules Verne's 10000 Leagues I'm.
der the Sea-" was scheduled for a
showing at the Majestic theater. This
was claimed to be the first movie with
undersea photography.
The price Of milk was raised to III
cents quart.
Charles II. Genthe sold his grocery
stock and fixtures to James W. Well
man.
During August, 1917, there were A
births and Is deaths In the city.
Thirteen-year-old Barbara RAees
was burned to death as the result of
kerosene stove explosion at her home
on Poplar street.
Poplar brands Of cigarettes we've
selnng at 10 cents for package Of 20.
City Physician T. J. IAnglois RI.
ported 80 cases Of contagious disease
in the city.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-09-04
INVITED TO MICHIGAN

Robert p. Patterson. under secretary
of war, has accepted the invitation of
Governor Murray d. Van Wagner TO
come TO Michigan. September II. to in
spect the Ford bomber plant at Willow
Kun and the states defense highway
system leading to it. He will dedicate
the highway departments tri-leyel
grade separation structure at the
plant. On tour, sponsored by the
Michigan Council Of Defense in CO.
operation with local and county coun-
ellis. the under secretary will share in
we'tern Michigan war production ac-
tivities at Muskegon the same day.
The tour will extend Sunday to Ne
saunee. where all upper peninsula
counties will participate in a war pro
duction day program.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-09-04
JUNIOR LEAGUE no HOLD
ELECTION SEPTEMBER 9

The September meeting Of the Jun
Tor League Of Catholic Women will be
held Wednesday, September O.. at st.
Joseph-s auditorium. at $50 pm.
An election of officers will be held
and all members are urged To attend.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-09-04
Obituary
MRS. HENRIETTA ZIGLER

Mrs. Henrietta Zigler, ~, of 1475a
Mulberry street, died at the WyandOtte
General hospital, Tuesday, after a lin
gering illness. She is survived by her
husband. Arthur; her mother, Mrs
Lena Schrock; two sons, William and
Donald; two daughters, Evelyn and
Betsy. all of WyandOtte; two broth.
ers, Louis. of Bowling Green, Ohio
and Alfred of Wyandotte, and four
sisters, Mrs. George Reichwage and
Mrs. Martha Burns, of WyandOtte.
Mrs. Albert BetrOsO, of Telreka, and
Mrs. Harold LANCE, of Ecorse.
Funeral services will be conducted
by Rev. G. III. Severance of st. Steph-
ems Episcopal church, at the Nixon
funeral home this (Friday) afternoon.
Burial will be in West Mound Gene
terry.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-09-04
JOHN T. SULLIVAN

John I. Sullivan, 81, Of 1927 Gel.
ena street, Dearborn, died at the Wy.
andotte General hospital, August rs
He Is survived by his wife, Alice, and
the following children: John, Mrs.
George COyne, Charles, Mrs. Vincent
Besels. Mrs. George Williams. James
F.; three brothers. Charles, Frank and
James. and a sister, Mrs. Coral Welt
eel, and ii grandchildren.
Funeral services were conducted AT
st. Francis Xavier church, Ecorse. fol
lowing prayers at the ThOn funeral
home last Saturday morning.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-09-04
LASS SAWMII.S SERVE
STATE OF MICHIGAN

War needs boom Michigan's saw.
mills to the point where 1.+53 are
known to he operating in the state
according to newly published direc.
tory Of the forestry department OF
Michigan State college.
Authors Carl J. HOlcOmb and W
Ira Bull of the college forestry staff
found sawmills in every county in the
state. with the least number, five. in
little Keweenaw county and with six
counties having more than 80 saw.
mills each. Fifteen counties north OF
the straits have 312 mills and the G>
counties In the lower peninsula have
LII. There are nine SawmiIls in
Wayne county.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-09-04
20 BUILDING
PERMITS ISSUED
DURING AUGUST

During the month Of August, %
building permits were issued at the
office of City Engineer +. w. Liddle.
New construction called for an eSti-
mated expenditure of S:s2.32S, divided
as follows: dwellings. S14,740: 13
dwelling alterations, $13.3SO; - minor
buildings. $f20S.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-09-04
Postoffice Hours
for Labor Day

Adam PrZybylSki. postmaster. an
nounces that there will be one trip
city mail delivery. but no rural deliv-
cry on Monday, September Z, Labor
day. All special delivery and perish
able mail matter will be received and
dispatched IA usual.
There will be no window service but
the lobby will be open from . am to
pm. for box patrons.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-09-04
Parochial Schools
Open Next Week

Catholic schools of the city will
open for the fall term next week
Thursday, when enrOllments will be
taken at st. Patrick. st. Joseph, Mt.
Carmel. and St Stanislaus schools.
Glasses will start Friday.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-09-04
WILLIAM Nj. JONES

William Martin Jones, 90, of 25411
Goddard road, Inkster, died at Sey-
mOur hospital, August u, following q
long illness He is survived by his wife
Evelyn.
The funeral was from the Nixon
funeral home August %, with burial
in Ferndale cemetery.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-09-04
CHARLES CARONE

Charles Carone, 70, of 1901 Sibley
road, Trenton, died at the Wyandotte
General hospital, Monday. He is sur
Nved by a daughter. Mrs. Theresa
DituliO Of Trenton.
Funeral services were conducted at
st. Joseph's church, Trenton, Thurs
day morning. Burial was in Mt. Car
mel cemetery.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-09-04
YOUNG LADIES' SODALITY
ANNOUNCE 'MOONMIST FROLIC'

The. Young Ladies' SOdality Of st.
Helen's church will sponsor moon
mist frolie" Sunday. September 20. at
KOssuth hall. Forest and Fifth streets.
Music will be furnished by the AristO-
Gratis.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-09-04
Payette Completes
Defense Course

A most Informative course of in
StructiOn, well taught and of vital i'm
pOrtance in civilian defense" That is
what \. \. Payette, commander of
the civilian defense post in Wyan-
dOtte, had To say about his 10 day
course ut Purdue University concern
ing civilian defense problems, from
which he recently returned.
The courses covered at Purdue Uni
verSity included: Aerial attack, civil
ian defense problems, gas protection
incendiary protection, local training,
civilian citizens protection corps and
general subjects.
approximately 60 CD directors were
present from states included in the
Fifth. Sixth, and Seventh Defense
Command areas. These areas comprise
West Virginia, Illinois, Ohio, Mis-.
souri,, Indiana, and Michigan.
The school was conducted by the
War Department and courses were
taught by Army officers and prOfes'
SorS Of Purdue.
Information CLEANED at the school
will be impaired to the air raid war.
dents and other members Of his organ.
izatiOn in this city.
Defense Bulletin
Being Issued
The speakers bureau of the civilian
defense post in WyandOtte, of which
George +. Hacker is chairman, urges
clubs and other Organiza tons to avail
themselves of a new bulletin which is
being Autographed. This bulletin is
To be published every two weeks and
will contain much informa ton relative
To the civilian war effort
1t has been suggested that each club
or organization have war reporter
whose duty it will be to study the in
formation given in the bulletins and
report TO the club he represents.
Civilians are taking an increasing
part in the war effort and the best
way to be completely informed is to
make use Of these bulletins.
Any club or organization in the city
interested in these bulletins may have
copy of the first one by writing or
calling Mr.. Hacker. phone 2256-J, or
the Office of Civilian Defense, phone
1869.
If the name of the war reporter is
copies of all future bulletins
will be sent 10 that individual.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-09-04

BUY U. 9. WAR BONDS
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-09-04

Poplar brands Of cigarettes we've
selling at 10 cents for a package of %.
City Physician T. ]. LAnglois re-
ported 35 cases Of contagious disease
in the city.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16

Mckenzie, Acting Lance Sgt. Alexander
Mclean. Pvt Frederick. Windsor
Mcmillan, Acting Lance Cpl Ernest John
Windsor.
Macmillan, Acting Sgt William, Windsor
Msracle. Acting Cpl. Everett. Ross. Wind
Martin, Pvt. Edward Barnard Windsor.
Martin, Pvt. John Howard. Windsor.
Masiou. Pvt. Fred John, Sandwich.
Maskery, Pvt, James Cecil, Windsor.
Mason, Pvt. Kenneth James Windsor.
Mstson, Pvt. Friedrich. Windsor.
Matte. Pvt Arthur. Windsor.
Mallanby, Pvt. Edward r., Windsor.
Mitchell. Pvt. Robert Henry, Windsor.
Morland, Pvt. Robert H., Tecumseh.
Morrison, Cpl. William Henry, Windsor.
Morton, Pvt. Russell Edgar, Windsor.
Mulawks, Cpl. Edward. Windsor
Murphy. Pvt. James. Windsor.
Murphy, Pvt. Joseph D., Windsor.
Murphy. Pvt. Patrick, wsllaceburg.
Murphy Pvt. Robert D.. Windsor.
Murphy. Pvt. William D.. Windsor.
Nantau, Pvt. Roy J.. Windsor.
Napier, Pvt. Jack Phillip. Windsnr--
Nolan Pvt. Frederick Charles. Windsor.
IO'Connor, Pvt. Russell Lee. Windsor.
O Common, Pvt. -Wilfred Daniel, Windsor .
IO'Reilly, Pvt. James c., Windsor.
Ouellette. Pvt. Roy Raymond. Wind
Pare. Pvt. Alphonse. Windsor.
Parent, Pvt. Ernest, Windsor.
Parent. Pvt. Rufus. Windsor
Pedley, Pvt. Robert, Windsor.
Percy, Acting Cpl Kenneth, Windsor.
Percy, Pvt, Robert L.. Windsor.
Plllon, Pvt William Verne. Windsor.
Podger, Pvt. Richard, Windsor.
Post, Pvt. Carman E.. Windsor.
Potts, Pvt Edmund d. Riverside.
Pouget. Pvt. Robert, Amherstbure.
Pouwels, Pvt. Frank, wallacebure.
Pratt, Cpl Joseph Henry. Windsor.
Prusak. Pvt. Carl j., Windsor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16

Leopold. George Henry. Pvt. soa wyan-
dotte. Windsor,
Leopold. John william Arthur. sgt, 200
Wyandotte, Windsor.
Lescombe Walter james. Csm.. S57
Chatham, Windsor
Liddell David Francis. Acting Sgt, 277
Curry avenue. Windsor.
Lsbute. Gordon Charles. Pvt, 3ih Glad
stone, Windsor
dollhouse. Francis ellis. Pvt. 142 Elm,
Windsor.
LOOMS. Lester Russell. II Cpl. Pesh-
tiEs. Wis
Lueisr. William, Pvt. 263 Dougal Wind
Eor.
Lynd. James Alfred. Cpl. as Pitt. West
Windsor.
Lyons, Pvt. Frederick Andrew. Windsor.
Msccullum. Pvt. Charles. Windsor.
Macdonald, Pvt, Ian. Windsor.
Mcdonnell. Pvt. James Harold Windsor
MacFarlsne Pvt. John s.. Riverside.
Mcintyre, Pvt. Edgar F., Windsor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16
8FromMithigdn,
One a Detroiter,
Missing inAction

One Detroiter and seven other
Michigan members of the army
were reported missing in action
i'm four theaters of war in a new
list of casualties announced in
Washington today by the war de-
partment.
Reported a casualty in Europe
is Pfc. Walter A. Bresnahan, son
of Mrs. Ella Bresnahan of $500
Avery avenue, Detroit.
Missing in Africa are Sgt. James
j. Schneidt. whose aunt is Mrs.
Henry j. Sch1ar Of 1862 Vernier
road, Crosse Pointe Shores; Cpl.
Donald J. Perry. Battle Creek,
and First 1t. Ralph L. Wynkoop,
Traverse City.
In the southwest Pacific: David
f. Beattie. 1910 Flushing road,
Flint; Alvar A. Liimatainen, Mar
.quette. and Sgt. Jack +. Reinhart.
Sault Ste. Marie.
Pie Rudolph S. Clesnevich Of
Tronwood was reported missing in
Alaska.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16
LIT. Col Jasperson Believed Dead
ain Second Front Rehearsal Raid

Hockin Harold william. Il. pu,ion. ont,
Hueston Arthur MAcDiArmid, IL. Sarnia
Hunter james Kenneth. IL, Godsrich, ont
Prince John Alan. 1t, Wsikervile.
Scott william Henderson, L.. 1898 Ouei
wsnscs, Richard Henry. Ii. DidSbury
watson. Neal Macmillan. L., ssrns
Nestendor Eugere Arthur It.. Toronto
Mothsr,in Arthur Darlington. 2nd Il. 2osS
WiIhstest Crescent Windsor.
The following are casualties in
other ranks OF the Essex Scottish
Regiment. all missing.
Abbott, Eavsra Thomas Pvt 222S Louis,
Adams. charles Peter. Pvt. Box 3I7 Am.
Alderman. Ernest Rutherford. Pvt, address.
Alien Ems william. Pvt. Amh.rs,burg.
Anderson. George. PVT, al JAnettt,
NindScf.
Andrew. Leonard. Pvt. Harrow. ont.
Arn'ti, voyd Bond. Pvt. Enterprise. W.
Arno,t. Robert Acting Corporal 1855 Duel.
Ascot Melvin Thoms, william. Pvt. EOS
Parent Windsor
Ayrss. Gregory, PVT Pittsburgh. Pa.
Baker, Archibald francis, Pvt. SIT st.
Luke, Windsor
BaioE. Joseph Louis, PVT. s54 Howard,
Rsrr,tt Gordon Ernest. PVT, i2Io Argyle,
Beer george Ronald, PVT. i25 Mckay,
BelncTs. Lawrence Arthur. Pvt. Tscum.
Berser. samuel. pvt. 1873 Niagars. Wind
sor
sondy. Israel. Pvt. River Cansrd. ont.
Boallinghouss, Hubert James, Pvt, Essex,
Bowers. clifford orney, Pvt, Fort smith.
Boyehuk, Nicholas. Pvt. ais Ayimer,
Bradley, Lewis George, Pvt. 722 Pslns.
sier Windsor
Bradley, William Ernest. Pvt. Kinsnsher.
Breeze, John Norman, Pvt. 377 Cameron.
Bremen, Joseph. Pvt, i35 Sandwich street
east, Windsor.
Brinkworth. Ben, Cpl. Rockford, III.
Brosdbent. Edwin McCombie, Pvt, eli
Dawson. Windsor.
Brocklsbank, Abraham. Pvt. 1883 Lincoln,
Brown Allan Thomas. Pvt. SOS Lincoln,
Brown, Arthur Franklin. Pvt. 2I2 Lsulon,
Riverside, Ont.
Drown. Norval Grant, L. cpl, Chicago.
Brown. Robert. Pvt. $50 London street
Browning, George Lawrence. Pvt, 1905
Francois. Windsor
Browning. Robert Leroy Jr-, Pvt, Pawnee,
Okla.
Bruce. George L. Cpl. s7i Wellington,
Windsor
Bunysn, Thanss Jr, Pvt. 1898 Glendale.
Windsor
Burns. John. Pvt. pe4 Elm. Windsor
Burke. Raymond John. Pvt. 2243 Rich.
mond. Windsor.
Csntin, ROLAND Joseph, Cpl. se7 Felix.
Windsor.
Capnerhurst, Bsftram Howard Renfrev,
Pvt, s2T Victoria. Windsor.
Card. Timothy Joseph. Pvt, Devonshire,
Bermuda
Carron. Frank Philip. Pvt. Chatham. Ont
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16
Universal Agent Gets
Bail in Tire Case

Emmett F. Tracy, purchasing
agent for the Universal Credit
Corporation, was under $500
bond today pending trial in Kansas
City on charges that he and the
firm conspired TO violate federal
regulations on the sale Of new
tires.
Tracy, of "a Kerby road, Crosse
Pointe Farms, was arrested by
deputy United States marshals
after return of three indictments
by Kansas City grand jury. Uni
versal officials maintain that the
charges arose from the firms pur-
chase of 50 tires. in which were
included several new ones without
its knowledge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16
New List of Essex Scottish Missing at Dieppe

Reaume, PVT Alber, Arthur. Windsor.
Rssums. Pvt. Joseph. Windsor.
ReAume, Pvt. Lawrence. Windsor.
Rennie, Pvt George r.. Windsor
Richards Pvt. Irwin, Walkerville.
RIedei. pvt. Rsndel. wallsceburg
Rivait, Pvt. Alphone Cecil Windsor.
Riyat, Pvt, Icon Maxine. windsor
Ross. Pvt William James, Windsor
RoyAn. Pvt. Don r.. Windsor
Ryan. Lance Cpl Eric George, Windsor.
ST Louis. Pvt. Maurice, windsor
So Louis, Pvt. Milton Henry, Windsor.
Saunders, Acting Sgt Alex, Windsor.
Sauwen. Pvt. John George, Windsor.
Scanned. Pvt. Shirley. Windsor
scharfe. Acting Cpl. Charles Monroe, Wind
sor
schramek. Pvt. William. windsor.
Scott, Cpl James William, Windsor
Shaw, Pvt. Edward r., Windsor.
Shepherd, CPL Edward. Windsor
she pherd. Pvt. Douglas f., Windsor
shepley. Pvt. Stanley p. Riverside.
lsloagn, Acting Lance Cpl William, Wind
Shook. Sgt. Maurice Ypres, Windsor.
Shook. Pvt Richard Roy, Windsor
Snyder Cpl. Irvine Joseph, Windsor.
Sterling. pvt Alfred, Riverside.
Stephenson. Sgt Lewis william, Windsor.
sullivan. Pvt. Dehmond l.. Amhersthurg,
Sullivan. Pvt Harold B., Amherstourg'
Taylor, Pvt. James, Windsor.
Teller. Pvt. Leslie. Windsor
Thehert Pvt. Wilfred, Windsor.
Hilbert, pvt. Edgar Joseph. Windsor.
Thompson. Pvt. Thomas. Winrsor
lTousingnant pvt. wallace, windsor.
Teur, Pvt Roy Joseph, Windsor.
Turgeon, Pvt. Edward. Windsor.
Trombley. Acting Corporal Leo Joseph,
Windsor.
Valance. Pvt David. Windsor.
Vaughan. Pvt. Edgar, Riverside
Villeneuve, Pvt. Joseph L.. East Sandwich.
Walker Pvt Weldrick. LaSale.
lWalmsley. Pvt James, windsor
Walsh, CONS Francis George, windsor.
Wendover. Cpl Carl E., Windsor
Wheele. sgt. Edgar Charles, Riverside
Wheeler. Pvt. Frederick James. East Sand
witch.
Whelan. Pvt. Frank A, Windsor.
White, Pvt, Donald. Windsor.
White, Pvt Gordon, Windsor.
Wigle, Pvt. Roy. AmherstburE.
Wood, Pvt. John A.. Windsor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16

FalIewing IS the new list OF
5ssex Scottish officer casualties IN
he Commando raid on Dieppe
month ago:
MISSING, BELIEVED KILLED
ss~rson. Frsdsrios Kent II. Col, Mrs
Jsan porothea JAsperson tvife) 7ai sun
act Avsnus windsor, Ont.
MISSING
;r,.p. James pAvW. MAJ so ArgNh.
Wlnetor
Isvhurst Thomas Edeard. MAJ. Harrow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16
Custer Soldiers Don
Winter Uniforms

FORT CUSTER, Sept. 16.-Fort
Custer soldiers are praying for
cooler weather and until it comes
they'll scratch on. The reason L?
They have changed TO their winter
uniform which requires that a
blouse be worn over the wooden
shirt while on pass. Military po-
lice see to it that the blouses are
worn and buttoned.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16

nlnsrs. Edward Henry. MAJ. 1903 OF
tawa. Windsor
nr, Jsr.s Ross Capt Chatham
snt. gsck Rsi', CAPT, "a Victoria,
Windsor.
vine, Ont
'simslsy. Joseph Fredsrick. Switzerland,
Capt. Hamilton
urnkun. James Russell, Capt, SSn Devon
shtrR Windsor.
'tison' Bran steusri. Capt Surrey, Eng
mnery. Peter DewAr, Il, $50 Devonthire,
windsor
rick. John Carmichael. L.. IS Jefferson.
Rivcryidt
iliotf, Charles Thomas 1t, Parkhill, Ont.
windsor.
uiltinan. william keith. IT,, Niagara
Fans, Ont.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16

"Your Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake. Is one of many
famous features in The Detroit
Times.
The future outlook., 1942-12-05
Women Will Be Called
To Transportation Jobs

At least 100000 women viii help
the transportation industry keep
America ION the move" before the
war is over, Otto s. Boyer. director
OF the division OF transport personnel,
office OF defense transportation, pre-
dicted.
Since there are at present approx
mately 10000 women In Transports
ton Jobs. this means that some is0,.
600 other women will be called upon
In the coming months to take over
work traditionally done by men.
MIR. Boyer emphasized that the jobs
which must he filled primarily are
not all In the white collar" cafe
cory In which women customnrily
are employed, but are jobs In the
shops, hnngars, terminals and yards
from which men are entering their
country's service In the armed forces.
The transportation industry. MIR Bey.