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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-09
German Among
1lAIiensIndilted
As Unregistered

Indictments charging II per-
sons. including a German who
posed as citizen and voted for
President Roosevelt. with failure
10 register as aliens was returned
nv the federal grand jury in De-
truit today. .
Fred Lang a.. a German, Of
1907 Nineteenth street, pleaded
guilty before Judge Edward j.
Monet on charges of not only
falling 10 register but identifying
himself as a citizen after being
refused citizenship by the court.
You voted. didn't you:"
Judge Monet asked.
Yes" Lang replied. II voted
for Roosevelt because he kept
my father from losing his
home"
WOMAN PLEADS GUILTY
Rhea Rheaume, 80, operator of
a dress shop IN Windsor. also
pleaded guilty. She was arrested
upon returning 10 the United
States after being deported. Both
cases were referred 10 the proba-
ton department.
The jury. after returning the
Indictment. took up the request
Of Assistant District Attorney
Kenneth y. wilkins for indict-
ments charging % in the Detroit
area with draft evasion.
The others indicted were:
Joseph Teats. az. OF 1l72 West
Hancock avenue. and his daughter.
Mrs. Sarah Dawson, D, both of
Scotland: Victor Saunders a Milan
prison inmate serving time on a
narcotic charge. q
Theodore Abeamchuk, AZ. of
Rochester, an Austrian; Frances
Passrnore, %, of Albion. a Cana
dian: Frank Hannin, AZ. an Au-
strian. of go Beech street; Ed
mond F. Waechter. u, of 60S4
Twelfth street. a Canadian: Alvin
C.. Mitchell. Canadian. of 1898
Commonwealth avenue; Anthony
holman. As, Yugoslav, OF 1873
Howard street. and Edmond La
France. %, of 1874 Cadillac boule-
ward, a Canadian.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-09
Sewage Bond Refund
Approved by Council

The request Of City Controller
Charles G.. Oahman for authority
TO refund S4,25S,0 worth of sew
age disposal bonds now drawing
4 per cent interest was approved
by Common Council today.
Oakman told the council he
would like TO refund the bonds al
the current interest rate. about
pa per cent, saving the city
$50, 900 a year. or 100000 over
the life OF TIE bonds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-09
May Lose Her Babies
Mother Away When Child Burned TO Death
Called Unfit TO Care for Other Two
By DoBoTHY WILLIAMS

breaking down when she returned
to her home and saw a picture OF
her dead daughter.
"She was my favorite child"
Mrs. Mitchell wept.
Mitchell, a war worker, said he
would like TO become reconciled
with his wife.
81 wish we could get hack to-
gether for the children" Mitchell
said. Somebody has to look out
for my wife. Nobody else seems
willing 20 do It,"
The children are being housed
temporarily in the Juvenile De-
tention Home.
MOTHER WITH CHILDREN
Assistant Prosecutor George
Beauchamp said he learned Mrs.
MitchellS mother. Mrs. Mary
Pilouris. As, of 1853 Morrell avenue,
was with the children Saturday
night when the former left, saying
she was going to the store.
Mrs. Pilouris left after receiving
a call from another daughter who
was i'll, Beauchamp said.
81 didn't tell my mother ] was
going out with boy friend"
Beauchamp quoted Mrs. Mitchell
AS saying. 81 didn't want her to .
know. I thought she would stay
with the children all night. She
has stayed with us lots of
nights"
Jeanette's dress was fired. &C.
cording TO statements, while Con.
stance was playing with matches
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-09
Navy Calls Court Clerk

George A. Gray. 36. clerk for
Common Pleas Judge Ned Smith,
today was notified by the navy
department that he had been com
missioned a lieutenant, junior
grade. and told TO report October
s at Princeton University for a
two-months indoctrination course:
GRAY. who is former assistant
prosecutor. lives at 224 Cortland
avenue. Highland Park. He is
married.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-09
Watch EN-
Safe Driving Appeal Made
for School Children

With 100000 school children
starting school today. almost all
of whom have TO cross one or sew
eral street intersections, motorists
were warned to drive with espe'
cial care.
Warren Z. Bow. superintendent
of schools. pointed out that lT.OO'
of the children are of kinder
garten age and will be "on then
own" in the streets for the frs
time.
Elementary school hours are
from 9 10 HAS a. m. and l2!45 tc
2.30 n. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-09

Five-year-old Constance Mitchell
wants TO live with daddy. but her
sister, Dolores. 7, hopes she can
live with both daddy and mother
and that the family once again
will be reunited.
Neither child knows that the
latter is impossible, that today
their younger sister, jeanette, B,
is being buried.
jeanette died from burns
suffered Saturday night in her
home, 1862 West Fort street,
where their mother, Mrs. Georg-
cite Mitchell, 2S-year-old divorce
left the trio while she spent the
night with boy friend.
ABSoLvED OF GUILT
Assistant Prosecutor Julian G.
Mcintosh absolved Mrs. Mitchell
of guilt in her child's death, but
recommended to the Friend of the
Court that action be taken tn de-
prive her of her children's custody.
Robert Mitchell. the father, is
seeking custody of his two
daughters.
I'VE will recommend the chill
dren be turned over either to
the father or a social agency"
Mcintosh said. I'VE do not feel
the mother has the proper in
terest in her children"
Meanwhile. Mrs. Mitchell was
released. She remained dryeyeo
throughout the Investigation. only
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-09
Inspect New State Building

LANSING, Sept. 9.-Inspection
of the department of health's new
four-story administration building
near Lansing was invited today by
Health Commissioner III. Allen
Mover.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-09
War Program
Greets Children
AsSehoo|s Open

School age hopefuls, eyes shining
and ears soaped. walked straight
into the teeth OF a three-point
war program on this, their first
day of school.
The program was approved by
Detroit Board of Education yester-
day in its initial fall session. II
was presented to the board by the
new superintendent OF public
schools. Warren f. Bow, artillery
officer of World War !.
Not yet completely developed
the program, according to Bow
had its inception in Washington
when he and Paul Rankin, director
of research and information fol-
the board of education, met with
army and navy officials to discuss
the public school and the war.
PREPARE FOR SERVICE
First point is preparation of in
termediate and high school boy
for service in the armed forces
Mathematics, physics, new cours'
-pre-flight aeronautics meter
ology, radio, electricity will b'
Istressed.
In this first point physical fitness
also is important Boys will b.
taught fundamentals of the mill
tary organization of the American
government. In short they will. re
ceive direct preparation to max
them serve more efficiently in thi
country's armed forces. In CO
operation with the army and nav
the modern schoolmaster is goin
to help cut down the trainin
period after soldiers and sailor
are indicted.
Point two will be the develop
lment OF understanding of war
economics to consider dangers @
Imitation. Salvaging. rent ceiling:
Iprice administration. food ration
ling and nutrition will be studied
All ages will be given this stud,
even kindergarten tots who will c
lcourse receive instruction cut dow
to size.
SCAN AIMS OF ALLIES
Point three deals with main
tenance and morale building. Aim
of the United Nations will b
closely Scrutinized with realisti
study of the meaning of the resul
of World War ii in terms of vic
tory and loss. Students will b
urged to participate in activities c
the Junior Red Cross and Their
will be many other opportunitie
TO share in the war effort.
On October 2, Bow has mad
tentative plans for an all day ger
eral meeting in Rackham Pounds
tion with Detroit educators I
, further charter plans for the schoC
in the war.
Seven thousand six hundred an
thirty teachers greet Detroit
$50, 900 students today. About 1874
men teachers have to date bee
lost to the armed forces. Replace
ments were for the most par
women.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-09
Ford Local TO Give Blood

A large delegation of members
of the aircraft unit of Ford Local
600, UAW-CIO, will give their
blood tomorrow at the Red Cross
blood donors station, Cass and
Alexandrine avenues.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-09
Acid indigestion
Relieved in 5 minutes or
double your money haek

When szcess stomach acid causes painful. sufssst-
inf stomach and heartburn doeters usually
prescribe the fasisn -setinf medicines knCwn Coz
gmptonaiie rsiisf-,e1ieines hke thurs IN Btif ans
Isblstt. No laxative Bell-sns brings comfort IN .
tiny or double Pour MONEY bark - return q hssfis
v "a 10 II al drusfiEtA
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-14
LET'S Keep Our Sand Beech Clean

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-14

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-14

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-14

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-14
HEliierury In America

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-14

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-14
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-14

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-14

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-14

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-14

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-14

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-14

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-14

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-14
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ing his face. He was smiling,
but she decided he meant 1t
half seriously too. She sighed
enviously.
you're lucky" she said. ITO
be able to hide, ! mean. ! got
instructions from Mother before
lit ever started. No slipping off,
young lady But ! would like to
slip out just q minute. to Cos
sip"
She explained, "Gossip's a
dog. She's in the garage, sick
with distemper. Do you think
Mother would see me il l slipped
very quickly over to those
doors?"
Martin and Peter exchanged
glances. She must be the Harris
horne daughter. Peter had been
stubborn about refusing to in
troduce himself or REGARD his
father to Hartshorne = Bruce
had served on board of direc-
tors with him once-and now
he sent Martin a look that meant
he was not to mention anything
to his daughter either. Martins
answering expression, with an
eyebrow raised and his wide
grin at its most impish, might
have meant anything.
He said to the girl, Il can't
judge, because I don't know
where your mother is sitting.
! Which lady Is she?"
She's standing over there at
the door with Father"
That was Mrs. Hartshorne, of
course. Martin said judiciously,
She's pretty busy. ! don't see
why you can't pick a moment
when her back is turned. You
should have something around
you, though" He shrugged out
of his jacket and threw it about
her shoulders. Take this. I'll
run out with you and take a
look at the pup"
1 Vii, wOdAo yOd. 0lLA
Hartshorne said gratefully. I've
been SO worried. They won't
take her at the kennel while she
has this, and I'm not sure that
the vet we had come in is any
good. I'll be so thankful" She
turned to Peter. will you
come, too?"
Peter just had seen DR.. Pat
terson enter the room. I'D
rather like to have a word with
someone who just arrived. I'll
wait here for a bit, if you don't
mind, and perhaps follow you
later"
The door closed after them,
sending a gust of cold air into
the room. He watched them run
laughing, doubled against the
wind, across the lawn to the
garage.
Ito Re COntinued)