davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-09
AMERICAN LEAGIfE.

New York at ST. Louis.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
Washington at Chicago.
Only games scheduled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-19

sidney =. Loeb. "a: ssida Berksn. 40.
Albert J. Fontana, 20; Mary 4. Fahfalone
10.
victor p. Nay, %; Marietta Atwsn. Is
Dave Jackson. a; Virginia strnger. IA
Roger Kempany, 81; Margaret Johnston
~.
Edward LAcasss. 20: Patricia James, 10.
Harold Lee, a. Ruth NJ. Block 20.
Roy Wilburn stroup. a; Willie Ruth Glass
20.
Lawrence W. Umstsad Jr.. 20; Jane c
Hsnley J. ornghouse. "a Emily Run
| Hash IS
Alex olenink. 10; Anne Edwartoski. Is.
Toiyo Laho. %: Edna kylonen, 10,
| Cecil Couitis So: Josie r. Gibson. Is
ThSpss W. Mous, 20: Muusl A. hehnsy
Anthony Hsnnecks. 40; Eva Muehring as
Edward J. sadseh, 10; Shirley r. Cot
bin. i9
Charles y Bnsnsr Jr.. 81; Betty f
Moore. a.
Robert W. symons, 81; ThelmA NJ. Munro
Donald W. GOuln, 40 LeOas a. Gornsy
Joseph PetryIka. II; Irene IAskoWski 10
Richard Louis Calkins, rs, Wilma y
Robert G. Petross. al; Precious williams
Edward y Connolly. IS Lorraine Kathsr
/ inc Jacobs. ~.
John D. Cabrera Amelia Mariner. 1s
Charles NJ. Flynn Jr,, 25; Edna 7. Anr
Phi S. LsnE. 81; Elizabeth Lindsay 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-19
Deatt Rotlres

BERNARDO - Suddenly. June II. 1912
Mildred. wife of Guido Bernardo.
daughter OF Mrs. Harvey Clement. sister
OF Mrs Russell Helka. Walter and Msstion
Newman. Funeral Saturday, 10 a. m.
from Howe Peterson Funeral Home 22547
Michigan avenue, Dearborn: interment
WOOdmere
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-19
BIRTHS

Eileen Dickerson. 1925 MAnistiqus.
June Doak. 5435 Lincoln.
Goldye Ehrick. ls2Os Pennington drive.
Penelope Ford. 5s07 John r.
Ann Frank. 22s2 Blaine.
Retail Friend, 1895 Nicoli. East Detroit.
Boneta Funk $3.50 Fisher
Helen GagnOn. 1855 Fisher
Phoebe Gallagher, 1928 Hudson
Catherine Graham. 1900 SANFORD.
Eleanor Hanley. 1925 Buchanan, Farm
iugton.
Inez Harris. 1898 East Euclid.
Carrie Henry. 1909 Eighteenth.
Ida Hickman. 1888 Arlington. Lincoln Pk.
Ruth Hoy. 1906 Meyers road.
Katherine Hunt. 1928 Prairie.
Lucille Ira. 1928 Clairmount.
Ann JeEewski, 2217 Belmont. Hamtramek.
Selma Kaeseman. 1891 Minoek.
Villa Karlet. POOLS Prairie.
Ruth Klein 1850 MuirIsnd.
Lillian Kubilis. 3402 East Milwaukee.
Annie Lester 426 Mt. Vernon.
Margaret Lacey. 1884 Monica
Mary l>obeck. 10505 Shoemaker
Lula May. 1905 Yonka.
Harriet Magee 22OsS Nevada. East Detroit
Mildred Martin. 10006 Holmur.
Freda Meyers. I720s Ohio.
Jean Moore, 24t South Colonial
Mary AoscO 5243 Fairview.
Madonna Monat, 403 Esstlawn.
Marietta Morey, 1880 Grandy.
Bertha Munson. 6039 Whitewood.
Franz Munro 174II Waltham.
Louise Nash, SIPS Pulaski
Ida Neal AS West Woodland Ferndale
Mary Patterson. 1893 Sherman
Syenia Pearlman. 3235 Sturtevsnt
Betty Plots. 4O6s LiliibTidgs
Cstharne Popp, 1854 Harding.
Elsie Record. 1920 Yorkshire
Ernestine Ross, 5736 ST Antoine.
Lucille Schroyer. $3.50 Lyford
Alice Schaner. 2733 Fourth
Beatrice Schwartz 204lT Sheffield.
Irene Sikora 1929 Western
Elizabeth Southland, 5llq Whitfield.
Sophia Sawa. 1919 Gilbert.
Danica Spehar, 1907 Military.
Helen Stevens, s79 Central.
Willie Stokes 3470 Riopene
Mildred Suggs, 5T6 East Palmer
| LueilA Tate, 576 East Palmer.
| Louise Thornton. 2l36s Dubois.
Mary TkscI 5205 Thirtieth
Mary Tybinka. 72s North Radamachsr.
| Dorothea Wadtks. 1920 Park Grove.
Charieszetts wash 1928 Hastings.
Jessie Watkins 1905 Melrose
Wanda Weber 1924 Townsend.
Priscilla West, 1911 Danbury.
BOYS
Bows were horn to:
Dorothy Abramson. 1893 Duane
Ann Andruccion. 1875 College. Lincoln Park
EdWins Anderson 24i Albany. Ferndale.
Clara Asaro 1921 St. Aubin.
Mary Ashford, 3l57 Macomb.
Wilma Balien, 1883 Houston
Dorothy Baumgsrtper. 35IO Miller Ham
tramck
Adeline Bell 35O5 Parker
Ann Biczewski, lT175 Anglin.
Shirley Birnkrant. 342l Chicago boulevard
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DEATHS

Simonns c. Cnudde. 4227 Newport, 81
Anna Grobar. 1874 Townsend. SO
Henry kesteloot. 1920 Camden, rs.
William G. Jordan, Sill Phillip. 81
William ID. Goodwin, 3s14 Webb Sc
Lewis r. Stephens. 1880 West Forest. 50
Theols Bryant. $50 Carneld. IL
Mary Jane Ellis. 5427 Lorraine 50
Wesley Johnston, s03s Tophfer. Van Dyke
Mich. as
Clarence Blaineross. 1925 Hartford, 81.
Lucy Murray. 421 Eliot, 81
T1lle Quantia Graham, Chester. Pa. ~.
Harley l. Walters. 1905 Kenthsld So
Gussie Taksier, 2724 Columbus. 40
solomon Cohen, 1859 Gladstone. So
Joseph Patelczyk 1881 Field, rs
Elizabeth Porteous. Rosedale Gardens
Mich. SO.
Clsud Adams. $3.50 Beeehwood. 20.
| Isabel Kagylo. zoos Grant 40
! Nellie Fsze. $3.50 Thirtieth. 81
Harriet Richardson. 5457 Avery. IS
Mrs Bessie Berry. 1877 Mack. Is.
Elizabeth Auge, l7i2e Goulbourn. IL
Emilie Brunke. 334s Hunt 81.
Alexander IL. Bowie. 1878 Bntmore, 46.
Guy Edwin McGill. 1920 Ellery. So
Selma ste ffes. 237 North Junction
George Alfred Tyler, 1851 Clin 50.
Bernard Msnke, 3075 Phillip, So
Walter Kempa, 6i42 Marcus So
Nancy Wright, 72i1 Williamson, Dearborn
2 months
Albert g Landeck. s343 Catalan. SIS.
John William Lewis, 1928 Manor 70
Mary Susan Tape, $500 Firwood. 81
Carrie Chisnell, 5s2s Clay road. Armada
Mich e.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-19
MARRIAGES - BIRTHS
DIVORCES - DEATHS

Louff 81. ..
David B. Dunlap, 2s1 Marjorie Chapman,
IL.
John Bravo Jr. IS; conchIts N. Manthy,
80.
George h. Miller, "a; Rita MulaWs. 40.
Clarence Clark, Al; Gladys Perry 30.
Richard l.. Romadke, 3ei Maxine N
Doyle, 80.
oliver Philip scharsr ssi Hslsn zslma
MaTtell. 20.
George Pedersen Jr. 20: Virginia Reynolds
| IS. -------
Howard c. wAhlA, a5i Genevievs NJ
cuteher, -.
Donald William Bredbennsr. Is; BurneI
| Childs, is.
Sheldon Amos Smiley, IS; Betty J. EN-
/ mons, IL
Abrsm Lewis McKissick. al; vrnnlsss,
| Davis. IS.
Sam Len. SIS Sadie Sofia. So
Carroll f.. Miller, rs, Elizabeth schmaltI
I IS.
clemenee A. Carlson, "a; Virginia NJ. or
| sick ~.
Maurice Durfes 10: Rita wilkinson. 81.
Bernard n. Holland, 2s; Vera Sampson
20
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-19

hustfs Hmoud, "a; Mary A. v. wstmors.
10
Laverns Harndsn. as; Miriam Alma Tye.
~.
Norman A. Pilsner rs. Jean jacques, "a
Floyd Logan. % Mary Mosanko, 2s.
Alexander V HadaCE Jr., 81, Lottis A..
CynaTskA, n.
Rert Graham, Al: Margaret L. Cooper 80.
James r. Cam. %. Marjorie p. Broeker'
~.
BENJAMIN Willis Jr., ~; MssdAlene Mar
sack, 10
Thomas Blythe. So Tessis GRAY, 81,
Joseph G. Perrin. 20: Margaret ~ he'ding'
~. y
David Lee Butter. 7oi Georgia NJ. Cash.
20.
Ernest Vincent. 81; Carrie AeReynolds. AZ.
Charles J. Becker, 20; Janet Marie
F1antaco. IS.
sam Wsinstein 80: Rrancine Rappoport 90.
William F. Craft, 20. Juanita Melton, II.
Carl shrimp. 2s; Winifred sehreoer' is'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-19
MARRIAGE LICENSES
AppIied Dor JUNO lf:

Applied for June II:
James Rayford. 49,; Dorothy Phillips, II
Rlex q. Davis, AZ; LEILA Moore 81.
ans Elwyn Parker, "a: Dorothy Murie
frnes, 10.
1rthur George KurE. 2ol Helen Mari
Leo 4. styles. 81: Blanche Murphy, 20.
Harold q. DIX, %; Blanche Rossen. II.
Henry w. Hahn. Is: Dorothy VanIdour, Is
Altar ,. sPsedls, sSI Charlotte Issbe
Hughes. 81. -.
John Miroslaw, ~; Mary Hacias. ~
Thomas ]. sullivan Jr., 20; Gladys Tides
we'll, ~.
Henry W. Msylink, 81; vslona wlsman
81.
william Alvin Kurth. al Charlotte Aniti
Sttelman, 10.
Joseph Brown, "a; Shirley NJ. Giles, %.
George Dougherty, 80; Dorothy Lsur'
Parks, 23
Harold /. vsndsrMass 1871 Dorothy c
Boyd, 10.
John Koeis, 20: Mary DesingnoTe. 20.
Cecil Eden, 81; Rita Haywald. Is,
Robert A. DeClereq. ~: Emmaline Nc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-19
"a NIGAIORS

THE ORIGINAL cYAN1pE CAS- co.
Woff Guaranteed University i-i0st
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-19
BIRTHS
GIRLS

LTFI4b
Girls were born 10:
Donna Amo. $40 Pacific. Plymouth.
Mary Ashford, 3l57 Macomb ttWins).
Bessie Berry, 1877 MACK,
Hattie BledsOe 1888 Brady.
Ellen Brindley. 124 Ferris. Highland PARK
Mary Bradley. al Hendrie.
Minnie Burkes. $3.50 Clinton.
Eliza beth BuTkstt 1898 John r.
Dorothy Bynum 5000 Domino.
Clara ChGrboneau, 1884 Mack.
Marion Charlebots. tsfee- WestphAllA.
Anna CGlorite, 22s Edmund place.
Sophie Cutler, 5000 Pfgrim1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-19
DIVORCES

James Davidson fgrom Esther tcross biiR.
Edythe Miiigan from Lawrence leros
hilD.
Frances Dawslt from Lyman (cross bin.
Rose c. Hughes from Harry A.
Edna GuZk from Frank
Lucille BarkholtE from Robert W.
Kopi Vasil from Slauka
Baldina Threehause from Edwin.
Elizabeth Preston from samuel.
Alonzo Anderson from Patricia.
Bessie Cathey from william.
Lawrence Hendreith from Ressie
Edna Fyne from Joseph.
Paul Alien from Altha.
Helen Drown from Elizie.
Marie Scates from Oscar.
Eula Milton from Paul.
Verna hclntyre from Malcolm.
Dorothy Veryille from Joseph
Elvira Rheaume from Ernest
Amy Beemsn from James
Ardessa jackson from Charles
Sidney Wlpp from Rose
Laurel Gibbs from Bloawin.
Annie Suggo from Ernest.
Daisey Smith from Senator.
Weldon Paige from Ruby
Clara Paschke from Edward.
Beuiah RIDDLE from Ansell
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-19
BIRTHS

Margaret Br1baksr. 25O3 Van Dyke
Christine Brys, l7l5 Brys drive. eros
POinte.
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BROWN Katharine s.. June is. 1912
Widow Of the late John 3. Brown, dear
mother OF Gordon S.. George F., Mrs.
Harry stichel Reay H, Harold y and
Vera Brown Funeral services AZ Alfred T..
Crosby Mortuary 1905 Woodward Ave,
Saturday. June 20. p. NJ.
REPP-John c.. age II. June II. at resi-
! dence. 14sls springgsrden beloved son
/ ~ Mr.. and Mrs Arthur J. Repp. dear
brother Of Arthur, Alvin. Dorothy. Thomas
and Margaret: dear grandson OF Mr.. and
Mrs. W T. Jarvis Sr. Funeral services
from the Lang Funeral Home. 61e5 East
lawn. near Harper Saturday. June 20 at
4 100 p. m, and from Peace Evangelical
Lutheran Church at 30. Burial AT ror-
estlawn.
sMITH-June II, 1912. John w. age 90.
beloved husband of the late Marie. dear
father OF John Jr. and the late Dorothy
Faust. brother of Mrs. Mary Holman and
Mrs.. Gertrude Carly. In state at City Hall
Friday from II noon TO s. Funeral from
VeTheyden Funeral Home. $4,000 Mack, at
Outer drive. Saturday at IL. and 10 81.
Cecilia Church at II O'Clock. Rosary Friday
evening AZ .. Burial. Mt. Olivet.
Evening star., 1942-01-20
Gold Star Mothers Head
To Install D. {. Officers

DR.. Emma L. Balcom of New York,
national president of the American
Gold Star Mothers. Inc, will install
officers of Grace Darling Seibold
Chapter OF this CITY at the Y. M.
c. A. this afternoon.
Other national officers attending
will be Mrs David F. Hill OF Phila-
6elphia. Mrs. Mary A. Holtzapple of
New York. Mrs. Emily Cunningham
of Massachusetts,. Mrs. Carrie Strait
ton Of Philadelphia and Mrs. Mary
S. Cook, Mrs. Harriet DAILY and Mrs.
Elizabeth C. Giblin. all of New York.
The officers are: President, Mrs.
Mary K. Killeen: first vice president.
Mrs. Fannie Meeks; second vice
president, Mrs. Margaret Loveless.
third vice president, Mrs. Katherine
Pagan; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. Mary M. Gibbs; recording sec
retary, Mrs. Rose CONWAY Stetson:
treasurer, Mrs. Edna Boardman:
chaplain, Mrs. Franklin P. Nash;
sergeant at arms, Mrs Della Barber:
color bearers, Mrs. Lottie Davis and
Mrs. Matilda Clark; historian, Mrs.
w. j. Seelye; custodian of records,
Mrs Carlysle Gordon, and coun-
selors. Mrs. George G. Seibold and
Mrs Hattie Hurley.
Evening star., 1942-01-20
District Red Cross
Geared Up for Heavy
War Work in 1912
Annual Meeting Reports
Show Greet Increases
In Variety Of Activities

The District chapter of the Amer
ican Red Cross today rapidly is
gearing itself to full wartime effort,
according to 80 reports presented
yesterday IN the American
Union Building.
While last year showed nearly 100
per cent increase over 1910 in the
number of volunteer hours given the
service. 1912 is expected to see the
l,479,l03 worker hours doubled or
tripled, it was reported. Otto Lund
chapter manager, pointed out these
hours represent at least a minimum
in donated services. .These services
covered such fields as ambulance
driving, tipping, sewing, knitting,
preparation of surgical dressings
and transcribing Braille.
Last year l,670.570 war relief sur
glcal dressings were prepared for
military use by 1854 volunteer work.
ers, while 326,l52 dressings were
Evening star., 1942-01-20
Deatbs

STAMMEL. ESTHER JOHNSTON. On
obo oabSnday. JaRpary i9 la4I at cneinnsli
vile e, Of the late 1t. Col. Charles A.
l.. Services Y, s. at y. Fort Myer Chapel on Thurs.
ArnsSon fi onIsfS IasfaStion cemetery G. pm ln'erm1n'
anaa?y ~fsof a4 aNaR5M ANbREw FL qHoMpgdN spassy
beloved ben,S husband Of Christine Thompson,
other relatives and friends. Friends may
Gaii GJ,l al his late residence, 3207 Cherry
Hiil nv. after 10 am. Wednesday. jan
Funeral Thursday. January %. at pm.
from the St, Paurs Baptist Church. 2sth
aze sha is Rsx Hrhs hE
ton tor National Cemetery. Arrangements by
W. Ernest Jarvis. 'ol
WARDER, GEORGE E. peggy. Sud-
denly. on Monday, January ~. lY42, at
lhe residence of his son-in-law James
Gsay Ga aEoRoE Ss s0sth wIRb9R RsF,2R ST.
beloved husband of the late Ella c. Warder
wsdnnsdav sTners from the above residence on
ives snd frsn6s Sa9uary ny,,ed M sea
WOO, Wood Cemetery. ARRANGEMENTS by P.
-, lot:; at Walter Reed Hospital JOHN
B WASH beloved husband Of Mrs Selma
George dsGea Wash son ansr Of Trs Of John d r vans and
Madeline BridSes Other relatives and
friends also survive
Notice of funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS
by w. Earnest Jarvis.
WILKERSON. BENJAMIN. Departed this
ions ineay inesS BENAMINl 9snTayH ly 1 at after
leaves 10 mourn their loss a loving wife.
Mary E. Wilkerson: one sister Miss Annie
Chase, a brother. Ernest WilkerSon, and
many other relatives and friends Re-
mains resting at the Barnes & Matthews
funeral home. GA 4th ST. sw
pm from Metropolitan M E Church,
Pomonkey. Md. Rev C. T. Bell oficiatinE
WINDSOR: ROLAND HAMILTON. Sud
denly, on Monday. January 49, la43 at
Largo, Md, ROLAND HAMILTON WIND
SOR beloved son of the late Richard H
and Rosie Windsor
,oRs Remains i1,o resting at Gasen,s funeral
Nd where services will be held on Wednes-
and friends invited interment Forest Forest
Vile Nd
WRIGHT, NETTIE JOHNSON. On Mon
day January 10. 1912, at her residence
SEE JoHNsoN s5yf wRGar sSfE SgIRs beaVed Me
of the late Granville NJ. Wright and mother
OF Mrs. Joseph E. Krah
services al the .Saffer funeral home.
at pm. 1nterment private.
WYATT. LIZZIE BARTON. Suddenly.
on Monday, January 10, 1912. at her resi-
WYA1 TeYreI 9@i 3rd st. NV. LIZZIE BARTON
Elizabeth Wyatt and sister of Mrs. Doug
las boswell OF Ashland, Va
Funeral services at her late residence
terment Mount Hope Methodist Church
Cemetery, boswell Va
Evening star., 1942-01-20
Miss Nellie Grant Ross
Funeral Services Are Held

Miss Nellie Grant Ross, 73, active
in welfare work and the D. A. r..
who died Saturday at her home.
1859 Park road NV, was buried
today In Fort Lincoln Cemetery. fol-
lowing services this morning at
Union Methodist Church.
Miss Ross was the daughter Of
Capt. Orlando H. Ross, first cousin
Of Gen. Grant. under whom he
served in the Civil War. The mothers
of the two officers we're sisters in a
pioneer family that went down the
Ohio River to Cincinnati.
Miss Ross. retired employe OF
the Patent once. was active in the
affairs of the Union Church. a
member of the Board of Managers
of the Methodist Home and OF the
Women's Guild Of Sibley Hospital.
She had served as state recording
secretary Of the District group of
the D. A. r.. regent Of Columbia
chapter, where she was registrar at
time OF death. She also was serving
as state chairman of conservation
and state chairman of the Red Cross
for the organization.
She is survived by a sister. Miss
Phebe Ann Ross, and brother,
Ray r. Ross.
Evening star., 1942-01-20
D. {. May Yet Share
Demountable Homes
Program Of F. ". A.
Officials Hopeful
As First Units Are
Being Distributed

Coupled with announcement OF
purchase of the first 1000 demount-
able homes under its war housing
program. the Federal Works Agency
stated today that Washington "un-
doubtedly" will get its share of the
prefabricated units following enact
ment by Congress Of special legisla-
ton now being studied for relief
of the Capitals acute housing prob
lem.
The demountable homes were
bought with portion of the $l53.-
000000 which President Roosevelt
recently allocated to F. W. A. for
purchase OF $4,000 temporary units
These first houses will be assembled
in various California defense areas.
The President was given a special
fund of $500 900 900 for war housing
to be'used where most needed. A
total Of 1880 demountable units
have been ASSIGNED the Norfolk
tVao area, but they have not been
purchased.
Washington was excluded from
sharing funds under the new Lam
ham Housing Act. passed by Con-
greSs last week. The bill made pro-
vision for housing for workers in
war industries. A section which
would have made funds available
for housing Government employees
here was stricken out. Legislation
to cover the Capitals problem, how
ever. is being considered.
Though the housing fund assigned
F. w. A. is not governed bv the
Lanham Act. a spokesman said spe-
cial legislation would have to be
forthcoming before the Washing
ton problem can be dealt with"
Meanwhile. Mrs. Wilson Comp
ton, Y. w. c. A. official, said in
creasing demands for rooms from
thousands of young women arriving
in the Capital to work in the war
program has us stumped for the
first time in the many years we
have been serving Washington
large quota of bachelor girls"
In the past" Mrs. Compton said,
I'VE have helped solve some difficult
phases of Washington's always
chronic housing problems. but the
10000 newcomers promised us in
in sight for their living quarters,
present to us an unprecedented
challenge"
Evening star., 1942-01-20
6. Perry Leisheor, 81,
Produce Merchant, Dies

G. Perry Leishear, 81. connected
with the produce company Of w. w.
Leishear Son of this city for many
years, died yesterday at his home,
229 Eleventh street S.W., after long
illness. Funeral services will be held
at 1 pm. tomorrow at the S. H.
Hines funeral home, 290l Fourteenth
street NV, with burial in Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
Mr.. Leishear was a member of
st. Marks Incarnation Lutheran
Church and the B. B. French Ma
sonic Lodge. He is survived by his
widow and two children-S. Wendell
Leishear and Mrs. Jennie L. Thomp-
son.
Evening star., 1942-01-20
Comdr. ". D. La Mont Dies;
Naval Boiler Inventor
BY the Associated Press.

By, the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Jan. 20.-Lt. Comdr.
Walter Douglas La Mont, 81, y. S. NJ,
retired, engineer and inventor of
steam generators who developed
high pressure steam boiler which he
told members of Congress powered
some Nazi warships. died yesterday.
President of w. D. La Mont. Inc,
and Steam Power, Inc. Comdr. La
Mont. in letters in 1910 to Chairmen
Walsh and Vinson OF the Senate and
House Naval Affairs Committees,
urged installation Of his boilers in
United States naval vessels because.
he wrote. power units in use and
being installed in German naval
ships we're superior to United States
naval ships.
The Navy Department indicated
that it believed American naval
ship propulsion systems were at least
equal to the German.
Evening star., 1942-01-20
BroziI Bans MESSAGES
About u. S. War Forces

By the Associated Press.
RIO DE JANEIRO. Jan. 90
Brazil yesterday barred the sending
of telegraph or radio messages con-
tanning information about United
States warships, merchantmen or
patrol planes.
Under new regulations only Amer
lean diplomats and certain Brazilian
officials and shipping companies
could send such messages.
With certain exceptions all mes
sages sent inside Brazil must be
written in Portuguese.
Evening star., 1942-01-20
jones J. Hurley Dies

NEW YORK, Jan. 20.-James J.
Hurley. 81 comptroller of the Cerro
De Pasco Copper Corp. for the last
IA years. collapsed yesterday while
working at his desk and died short
time later, apparently from a heart
attack.
Evening star., 1942-01-20
Bomber Crosh Kills ;;
Civilian Area Evacuated

BY the Associated Press.
TACOMA. Wash, Jan. 20-A me-
dium Army bomber. carried three
flyers to their deaths in a crash a
mile from it's McChord Field base
yesterday. The plane burned.
Col A. F. Herold, commander of
McChord Field, announced the men
we're:
Second 1t j. P. Ottoscn. Salt Lake
City, pilot: Second 1t. c. G. Hop
kins. Parsons, Kans.. co-opilot, and
Evening star., 1942-01-20
:. FreeIond Chew to Speok

F. Freeland Chew, chief air raid
warden of nearby Virginia. will
speak at o'clock tonight at meet
ing of the Westinghouse High
School Parent Teacher Association
Evening star., 1942-01-20
Foiiures IotoI Rises

NEW YORK, Jan. 20 R.-Busi-
ness failures in the week ended
January Is totaled 260, Dun 81 Brad
street, Inc, reported yesterday.
against 203 in the preceding week
and 2S3 in the corresponding period
in 1941.
Evening star., 1942-01-20
erst. Lee c. Osborn, Los Angeles,

Serst. Lee c. Osborn, Los Angeles.
engineer.
Immediately after the crash, resi-
dents within q half mile of the scene
were evacuated under orders of the
sherif1's ONCE on the possibility the
plane carried explosives. The
evacuees were allowed to return to
their homes after about six hours.
Evening star., 1942-01-20
HENRY H REHMANN. Master
Attest HER RRERT W LUDWIG. SeCtY

HENE HFRR RFRT " IITDWIci n-SE N Secty
MCCARTHY. MARGARET. On Monday.
January 10. 1n4o. MARGARET MCCARTHY
beloved wife of Edgar Mccarthy. mother OF
Edzar Mccarthy ir. sister of Mrs Mary
Hizer remains resting at Cha m bers
Georgetown funeral home, 3lst and M
st. NV
Mass in Holy Trinity Church on Thurs
Qay. JanUary 90. at 10 am. Relatives
and friends invited. Interment Fort LIN
coin Cemetery Il