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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20

ARIZONA mr. Woodward: ga 50 600 d.
$50 mo. SIMON. 26s5 Mich. la. 0f0o
PRESSLER-va Dyke Br 2-ism. IS 100
subject 20 Hole: quick sale PL 534s
sTRATHMoOR. l2s72-- Eight up and six
down. See anytime. Owner. Vermont
6-eSaT
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Little Farms for Sale

A HALF AcRE-GooA black soil city
water ands electricity. near pavement ard,
bus line schools and stores close IN Vast
Side. viii sacrifice $50 down. TTeadweit.
Van Born and inkster Rds
ASK about Our Save a Third Plan. It's
smart now e. cut your building costs h,i
our new building and finance plan. scores
OF families have ALREADY taken advantage %
our unique plan. Buy Defense Bonds or
spend the difference But investigate today.
Only a limited number available on these
terms. The Cjbse-in development with trans
portsiion % al West side Industries.
TreadweIl Telegraph ~ WICK Rds ore
mile north OF Goddard Rd. Why 80 farther
OUT
HALF-AcRE Sewer. water. ass and
walks; $3.50. near l3-Mie road and
Woodward. Judson Bradway Co RA. 300.
PLyMoUTH-Ann Arbor Rd Small house,
over 200 r. business frontage $3.50
down. Newman, 26020 Plymouth road.
RosEvlLLE -6-room two lots. 81 500.
terms Also Groom modern. utinty.
1885 Meier Roscville l2p5.M
WE have priori,ie. for ~ new houses be-
tween Rouge and Bomber Plant 10 bs
built on y acre and acre plots. For infor.
nation call RE- ssS3
as ACREs--Good SOIL. uausp.. schools.
Realty Service, Wood. ~ Mile Ro. 26os.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20
Go on, Kid, scram' don't knom nofitin
about bOats!'
Female Help Wanted
Soda DISPENSERS

OONO D'0f|O'''O'
Have immediate openings for
so girls; must be Is or more
preferably living at home; must
be neat and attractive and have
pleasing personality; straight
hours; no split shifts; work AZ
hours per week with one com.
plete day off each week; highest
salary; meals and unif or m
furnished; permanent employ.
ment. Three days training with
nav Annly immediately
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20

SONGS published, arranged; copyrights, or
ehestrations. Carl sobie. 1909 Broadway.
Cadillac 47la.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20
Lumber, Building Materials

A AGAR garage. H37 s5; 70. 900 a. floor
ing, s2a N. 80, 900 ~; g. plank TIMBER r.
I,beams. plumbing; EVERYTHING TO
and finance open Sundays. Small home for
sale. New and used lumber. Reliable Lum-
Der Company. 2si55 Schoenherr Road,
junction NAT RosevilIt 1910. y
BRIGGS quality garages" Built according
TO requirements" Hogartb fifi.
GARAGEs--o;et our prices before you buy.
ALTERATIONS additions, porches. rocms;
furnish material only: no down payment !;
up to SO months TO pay.
INTERSTATE ASPHALT a LUMBER CO.
Center Line l722. sLocum s4si 2
GARAGE-2-csr lsx20, 1896. State Lum-
her, 200il John n. TO, s-i2o6.
MoDERNIzE. repair; 5 years to pay. Rep
! resentative will call. Grand River Lum-
Der. RE. 01o4.
SEPTIC tanks Installed and cleaned +;
\ plumbing fixtures: water pumps. Ed
terms Open Mon, Thurs, Fri. ewes.
I I3s4s Grand River VI. 7-b400
SMITH, ORR co.
I ROOFING, ASPHALT SHINGLES
LADDERS. ASBESTOS sIDIEG. LUMBER
MILLwoRK. SHEET METAL SUPPLIES
WHOLESALERS
I ACRES OF BUILDING SUPPLIES
1881 w. WARREN. Phone OREGON 070o
USED ply wood. ave SO IT,; 1x4 strips.
/ I've per lineal IT.; work benches. 35c
hneal n.
LIBERTY LUMBER, 500 RADCLIFFE
VETERAN Roofing and Siding Co. s63
for 2ix3o houses. Samples. TO. s-7093:
2-CAR garage, all materials comp, S142. 50.
Fillmore Lumber. 2i2o4 Gratiot. Rose. 1850
2-CAR GARAGE. Sis5. U. s. Housewreck-
/ ing. 1885 Deouindre
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings in the big sunday Times Want Ad
Secttuni
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20
Share Living Quarters

RARHkN, ,47s-Nssr East Warren. share
cory hone With eoup,s. oscS trsnsports-
tion. Tuxedo s-jTj3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20

LN> REAL ESTATE CORNER 49,
FDR RENT EOR SALE 49,
Resorts for Rent

STRAWBERRY LAKE near Ypsiianii-s.
room modern cottage. season or month.
University 3-S762
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20
Bungalows for Sale
Income Bungalows for Sale

lLoNGvIEw. i22ei-5.5 hne section very
attractive, shrubs, rock garden, porch
awnings IS, 900 terms LIE e223
MEADowBRooK Frame income SIS
stoker. garage. side drive; only -, soc
with substantial down payment. il220 Ess,
Jefferson.
WOODWARD Estate FAIR Frame. SIS. 2
car gar. 500 On. Williams, IL. 2'ls5s
READ Times Want Ads for pront--use
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20
Business Opportunities

ACp' QUICKLY - Exceptional opportunity.
Beer garden nquor license completely
equipped; excellent paying business olive
1926
MEAT MARKET doing $1,000 weekly. es-
tabiished ~ yeart; latest equipment:
good reason for selling After 8, Tyler
SMALL restaurant near : theaters ard
shopping center. rent S25. $3.50 Terms.
81 500 Investment excellent for couple.
Mus, soil Best offer. Dawson 1911.
SODA fountain grill confectionery Good
location Call after 5 297f East Me-
Nichols Twtnbrook l-977s
SHIFT metal VIII rent West side shor
fully equipped down n is gauge 20 er.
rerisnced mechanic, na' rent m perceniars
basis. Write Box B-ss56. Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20
Business Places for Rent

MICHIGAN, $40 (near Junction. 49, Front
four rooms; any business. Inquire spoIks
Building.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20
Industrial Property

For Sale or Tease
MODERN hrk bldg for tool shop I non
81 g.. extra lot. 1895 Wyoming UN.
3-tl50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20
suburban Real Estate for Sal,

WORTHWHILE SUBURBAN
Twenty acres modern. five room brick
homef two-car garage, chicken coop small
barn. some timber level productive land
good location some fruit S. 500.
SMITH AND BLOOM WORTHWHILE
PHONE WORTHWHILE 40
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20
Land Contracts

ALL land contracts bought. mtgeE. made.
MeHush' 1910 Ford Bids. Cadillac oSts.
ANY desirable land contract purchased.
MELVIN r. LANPHAR A. COMPANY
18th Floor. Lafayette Bids Cadillac $3.50.
At LOW discounts We buy land contracts:
arrange ~ r FIRST mortgage loans. Edw.
Henkel Co, Hammond Bldg. ca. 2655.
CASH for land contracts or residential
prop. Home Associates, TY. 6.3i54
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20
Housekeeping Rooms

lCOIFAx 5sTS-Tvo rooms: basement
apartment 81: white couple. Tyler
6-6t6i.
INpIANDALF, 207s (near Dawson and
Fourteenth ONE room, So; private en-
trance
INDIANDALE, 2072- Large room. Kitchen
cite refrigerator. gas light ami sink.
81 30
iMAvRURY GRAND 3saO -Four rooms
suitable couple. Everything furnished.
Lafayette sal3
TOWNSEND, 3i0a Mack car two rooms .
everything furnished private rear en-.
trance
NKLEAiNN. sTzt. corner cOnant, oppo-
site Dodges. two rooms sink. private en-
trance. 81. :.
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Board and Room

BIRwooD, 1874. kel-wyoming dis.
trict-American home. nicely furnished /;
gentleman, steady; good meals, lunches !;
garage.
PHfr.hDFtPHiN. WEST. 7Si-ht Third
Front rooms; gentlemen preferred. Trinity
7.a31e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20

GAS station attendant wanted. good hours
Cali AZ 4O3 West Fourth St. Royal Oak,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20
Houses for Sale
INDIANA. SPAS

BET FIREMAN AND JOY RI.
Lovely 6.room two-story: gas heat. wel
located. storm windows, awnings Dry
by, then can Mr.. Neubeck. ca. 032l o
CA IQaa
Evening star., 1942-08-30
Five Officers From D. &. Area
Named in SoIomons Dispatches
Correspondent Who Described Action
Formerly Was Treasury Secretoy's Aide

4607 Connecticut avenue. His wife,
Dorothy, and 14-year- -old son, Bobby,
live there at this time.
Col Rosecrans was White House
aide from 1933-35 and was executive
officer of the Marine Barracks here
from 1910 until last March, when
he went overseas. He fought with
the marines as an enlisted man in
France during the last war and
was commissioned while on duty
abroad. He has served in Santo
Domingo, China, the Philippines
and Nicaragua.
Col. Merritt Edison, who COM
manded the first wave of the raider
battalion to hit Tulagi. makes his
home at 1886 Bellevue terrace NV.
Mrs. Edison lives there now. They
have two children, Merritt, jr., 20,
and Bobby, TO-
Distinguished Record.
Col. Edison has a distinguished
Marine record, including award of
the Navy Cross for outstanding
bravery shown in hand-to-hand
combat with bandits during the
Nicaraguan campaign. He spent 10
months in the Central American
jungles with his outfit during this
time. He also saw duty in France
during the last war.
One of the most famous marks
men in the Marine Corps, Col.
Evening star., 1942-08-30

Edison had served in Washington
from 1889 until leaving for duty
overseas.
The commanding officer Of the
marines who landed on the island
Of Gavutu was Maj. Robert H. Will
liams, 5415 Edgemoor lane, Bethes-
da, Md. Dispatches said that Mai.
Williams had been seriously
wounded
Maj. Williams, who is 35 years
old, was also a former White House
aide, serving there from March, 1887,
to June, 1899. He was commissioned
in the Marine Corps in 1929, was a
qualified parachutist and had COM
manded a parachute battalion.
Maj. Williams had been in London
as an air observer in 1941 and was
slightly wounded by the blast of a
German bomb in London.
Veteran Marines.
Most of the other men mentioned
are veteran marines. Col. LIE Roy P.
Hunt, who led Combat Group A
ashore at .Guadalcanal, served in
France with the 5th Marines during
the last war and holds awards for
heroism including the Distinguished
Service Cross with Oak Leaf Clus-
ter, the Navy Cross, Silver Star and
French Legion Of Honor.
Capt. Edward j. Crane, COM
mander OF the first company to
land in the American Pacific often
sive, is former marine first ser
geant, who won commission as
second lieutenant in 1910 and was
promoted to captain last month.
His home is in Dallas, Tex.
Col. c. B. Gates, commander of
Group B on Guadalcanal, fought in
France with the marines, and won
the Distinguished Service Cross, with
bar, Oak Leaf and Oak Leaf
clusters. as we'll as other decorations.
His home is in Philadelphia.
1t. John B. Doyle, who led a
squad which kicked superior Jap
anese force over a precipice, was
graduate from Boston College in
1910 and was commissioned second
Evening star., 1942-08-30

Five of the officers mentioned in
dispatches describing the Marine &C
ton in the Solomon Islands give
Washington as their home address
| Second Lit Herbert l.. Merillat, the
combat correspondent who wrote the
story describing the action, made his
home here before joining the Ma
rines May 3. He was an assistant
to the Secretary of the Treasury and
lived in the Pail Mall Apartments,
il12 Sixteenth street NV.
He is rs years old and was born in
Winfield, Iowa. 1t. Merillat was
graduated from the University of
Arizona and studied at oxford Uni
versity for three years as Rhodes
Scholar. He was later Sterling
Fellow at the Yale Law School.
Native of Washington.
Brig. Gen. William H. Rupertus,
assistant commander of the Marines
in the action and director Of the
assaults on Tulagi, was born in
Washington in 1899.
Gen. Rupertus was graduated from
Tech High School here and was
appointed to the marines in 1918
from the District. He served here
from 1929, 1898 and was COM
mander of the Marine Barracks here
from 1938-1940.
A distinguished graduate of both
marine and Army advanced tactical
schools. Gen. Rupertus had served
in Haiti, China and Cuba. He
commanded the marnes at Guatan-
amo Bay, Cuba, before going to the
Pacific a few months ago.
Wife and Son Here.
1t Col. H. E. Rosecrans, who COM
manded battalion of marine raid
ers in Tulagi, makes his home at
Evening star., 1942-08-30

lieutenant in January OF this year.
His father lives in New York City.
Enlisted Man Up to April.
Second 1t. Evard r. Smell, 43
years old, has been marine since
1920. He was an enlisted man until
being promoted to commissioned
status in April. His home is Phila-
delphia. 1t was 1t. Smell who
raised the American Flag over the
territory taken from the Japanese.
Capt. Harold T. Richmond Is, was
commissioned in 1888 and served
at Quantico, Va, before going over
seas. He led a company of Marines
on Tulagi. His home is In Yonkers,
N. Y.
Sergt. Harry NJ Tully, the sharp
shooter who picked of Jap machine
gunners at 500 yards, is 81 years old.
was born in Hastings, Nebr. He
enlisted In the Marines in 1896 in
Seattle and is parachute specialist.
Served At Quantico.
Capt. George Stallings, who took
command of the marines on Gavutu
when Maj. Williams was wounded
is a native Of Savannah and was
commissioned in 1899. He served at
Quantico for short time.
Capt. Harry L. Torgerson, who
dynamited more than so caves
where Japs were barricaded, was
born in Brooklyn and was commits
stoned in 1888. He served at Guam
tico in 1910. He is a qualified para
chutist.
1t. Col. r. G. Hunt, leader of the
attack OF the Tanambogo fortress
is AZ years old and joined the
marines in 1923. He served in Mica
ragua and China and has been sta
toned at Quantico.
Evening star., 1942-08-30
Two Officials Named
Special Dispatch to The Star,

ROCKVILLE, Md. Aug. 29.-
Sheriff Leslie Carlin has appointed
Edward r. Harris a special deputy
sheriff for Montgomery County and
Walter M. Brown, jr.. has been
made a county forest warden.
Evening star., 1942-08-30
20, 900 Allotment Checks
To Be Mailed Tuesday
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
Checks for approximately 10000
relatives and dependents of enlisted
men. IN the Army covering first pay
ment under the Dependents Allow
ance Act will be mailed Tuesday,
the War Department said yesterday.
Another 10000 checks will be mailed
Saturday.
The Navy already has started
sending out some of its allowance
checks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-16
BUYS BOND EACH MONTH

With small but toughened hands,
Miss Roussin now handles cargo
which may eventually spell the
end OF Jap in the Solomons or
a Nazi in Africa.
In her spare time, Miss Roussin
turns from the rough packing
boxes 10 the more gentle art of
knitting. Under the tutelage of
the Red Cross, she tok up knitting
shortly after Pearl Harbor. She
also buys war bend each month.
Occasionally she is called upon
to drive airlines maintenance
equipment, as well as handle the
loading of planes Her father is a
veteran of World War / and she
has sister doing blueprint read
ing and inspection in a Detroit
war plant.
Mrs. Soluk, who has been a
press operator for the last nine
years, also keeps house for her
husband and four-year-old child.
Like most other war plant work.
ers. she is a consistent war bond
purchaser.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-16
BY Il. JEROME PETIT
Contest Editor

Two more semifinalists in the
Michigan search for MISS VIC
TORY were entered today by two
of the many firms registered ir
the campaign. American Airlines
Inc, and Ackerman-B laesser-FeZ-
zey, Inc.
The airline entry is diminutive
Miss Marjorie RouSSin, Is. of 3057
Gray avenue; and the other can
didate is Mrs. Stella n. Soluk, %,
of 1859 Trenton avenue.
Miss RousSin's job is that of a
cargo clerk who loads essential
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-16
Guard Against Suicide
OF 6 Guilty Of treason

CHICAGO, Nov. 10 (1NS).-
Six German-born Chicago resi-
dents, convicted of treason for
aiding Herbert Haupt, executed
Nazi saboteur, were under heavy
guard in Cook County Jail today
as they awaited sentencing.
Special precautions to prevent
any of the prisoners from attempt
ing suicide were taken following
the return Of verdicts of guilty.
The six face possible death sem
tpncpS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-16

Mario Mastrofrancesco. 1924 r. Electric.
Acension Rodriguez, sT07 Pulaski,
Cello DaPra, $3.50 West Lafayette.
Jack ID. Fields. 439 South Junction.
Frank y Thorn. 1852 West Fort
Thomas Pustulks. ie5 South Forman.
George J. Karaba, 1000 South waring.
Edward J. Plonka, 30i Dey.
John X. Geragosian, Gil South Green.
George L. stonick. a2o W. Grand blvd.
Alexander II. PaSsian, $50 south Post.
stephen q. Both. 1880 casgrain.
cles Bsdos, 742o Lafayette.
Bstists DeFavsri 200 South Bayslde.
John Dakssian, 5iS South HARRINGTON.
Charles T. csvsnsugh, 57s s. Dumfriss
Alexander J. Haberssck, sis Wilde.
Calvin W. 10th, iiOs South Patricia.
Andrew A, Rishettini, sls2 West Fort.
Mlehssl , Hsyri,, g, ssss Keller,
Harry y. Bell. ass South Heidi
Eugene J. chspo. 3oi Rsdemschsr.
Alfred Epscs, soss south street.
Russell A. MO BOARD ,S's NO os:srain'
Laney Rumph. ts2t 81. Aubin.
Dsmarr Solomon. tse3 McDougsll.
Fred L. White, ISL. 81 Aubin.
Elmer Bow, 41s6 Tiliman.
John Psshs, 1892 McGraw.
William q. Howard. 1909 West Kirby.
Paul w. Barbee, So7e rillmsn.
Alex q. Davis. 1859 Twenty fourth.
John w. Jackson, 3O35 Merrick.
Robert Johnson, 42s6 Williams
BOARD NO. 80
James o. Bannister, li72 Progress. Lin
Coleman J. Kovach, 22i5 Lawndale.
Walter J. Paciorek, Springfield. III.
William II. Clarke. Memphis, Tenn.
Steve Rageas. 1870 Reed. Melvindale.
Joseph NJ. Mora, $40 lakewood.
Arthur Lamb, 2o31e Van Born. Dearborn
Norman w. Theis, 24st5 Ecorse, lnkster
Murray A. Boutilier, ii2e Cleveland, LIN
A. A. Dickinson, 1850 s. Telegraph, Dearb
Donald X. scanlon. 1879 Marion, l. p
Ernest w. Smith, III Fort Park, L. p
Leon Henderson, $500 Huron. Dearborn
Dale A. schumaker, i641 Pagel Lcon PIX.
r. A. Whaley, 1923 Cape Cod, Romuus
j. A. wakeling, 2i2s4 Goddard Rd., Dearb
George Keresi Jr., ISs45 Henry, Nelvindsle
Leslie Y. Kester. PHO Goddard. Dearborn
Stanley j. Baszczuk, 253T0 Northllne. Ink
j. c. Resrdon. 1857 Stanley, Meivindale
stephen s. Rev, i7io5 Dora, Melvindale
John d. Hannah, 1881 Council. Lincoln PIX
Everett johnson, 1918 Goddard. Wyand
wnbert NJ Koths. 1921 Telegraph. Inkster
Alec o. Clippert 443l Seventh, Wysndotte
u. c. Elrod, Cleveland, Tenn.
Kenneth y. schlief, 1888 Electric. Detroit
Prentice y. Dixon, ifT52 Toledo Wyand
Theodore c. Sexton, l24si Jackson, Dearh
Robert c. Gillian, 1905 Argyle, Wyand
Richard bcLemore. 1887 University, l.. p
Robert q. Barry, 1881 Stewart, Lincoln PIX
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-16

Alfred Dossett l5l2 Ethel. Lincoln Park.
John Gaydos, $50 Park, Lincoln Park.
John strix, 1889 Norman, Mslyindale
Edgar J. currie, l206o DIX. Lincoln Park
Ronald Beveridge, ef2 Navahoe.
Patrick v. Mcmillan. sos Lenox.
f Sosa e wo Snlah Box ii 49, P cs1s
Alphonse c. irmigsr jr., 500 Conner.
Charles Charles j. Argue us ia assslsurs,
William J. CASTOR Jr., SIS Algonquin.
George L. wilks !sl algonquin.
cisud. 4. Reed. SIS Kitchener.
Winfield ~. Cooper. ITO Petsrhoro.
George O.: Van Collie. 1908 Lyeas,s.
Fr.driek L. currie, iots vins.rood.
Norbert J: Rupert. iasct chris'y.
Leonard d. Berlin, 1850 Cortland.
Harold X, walters. 7s+e Marlborough.
Charles T. Moceri, s32 Philip
Frank j. Krysa, sos Dicksrson.
JeFrold r. Richards, 207 Phiiir.
Charles b. Taylor. 1898 Hillgsr.
Francis B. LsCiair, 7s7 Eastiawn.
Albert Nahst. I3s Philip.
Carl Z. Smith. iis Catherine, River Rouge
Frank q. Frisk. $500 Nottingham.
William T. Cahiii. 4t40 Helen!
Marwood Isaac Campbell, 2i2t springel
John o. Wise, Box 1t2. Pineknsy. Mich.
Raoul l.. Merritt, Isl Eastlawn.
Leo v. Bogess, 12s12 Freud.
Robert Cosand. lT21 McCieliSp.
William ]. Gudenau. 473s Seminole,
Steve Paskuiovich To3 Tennessee.
Nicholas Verlinich. SIT Conner.
Bsnjsmin n. Webb. s4s Ashland.
James c. Anglin, 22ie ST. Jean
Thomas A. Gallagher, 1924 scripps.
Vance X. Jessup, SAT Esstlawn.
! Cecil c. stoner, l7i3 Fischer
Joseph J. seibilia, SIS Dickerson.
Frederick r. Davidson, 465 Philip.
Howard James Loomis. 1912 Lakewood.
George II. Spears. SAC Manistique.
Walter D. Nirckler, l29 Ashland.
Lands J. Williams. T6i Chalmers.
Frank W. Hyne, 376 Philip.
Charles w. Mcneil 667 copiin.
Walter Y. Conrad. 1922 ciairpotnt.
Edgar c. Muschick. 124e Terminal.
Norman A. Breathour. 1922 Hillger.
Robert T. Hadley, 1910 Hillger.
VIM. J. Crooks. 1885 Grsyiiug. Hamtramck
Ruble Dowdy, 1907 Grover.
BOARD NO. 50
John Plopan. 1855 Fifth. Ecorse.
James Fournler, 1873 Dwight. River Rouge
Robert Wilson, 1o7 Leroy River Rouge,
Anthony Reinhart. 3776 High Ecorse.
Morris Olsen, 4401 Ninth. Ecorse.
r. Seymour. 202 Fairmont, River Rouge
Ernest Pascoe 1881 Lawrence street.
John Stacks. 1888 High, Ecorsr.
Arthur Tonning. eos Coolidge. River Rouge
Kenneth Thurlow. ~ Perrin, River Rouge
Paul Behta, 81 Walnut, River Rouge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-16
Two Deer Hunters
Accidentally Shot

The toll of the early deer
hunting season today listed two
wounded hunters. Max Kapf-
"a, Owosso, was shot in
the right ankle and William VIE
land 16, Manistique, in the shout
der. Both accidents occurred near
ManiStique.
Kepfmueller was wounded by q
hunting companion. A bullet
from the gun of an unidentified
hunter struck Wieland as he was
pursuing a deer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-16
Coal Rationing
Near, Says u. S.
Fill Up Now on Credit

Donald NJ. Nelson, war production
chief, warned that emergency coal
rationing was probable unless con-
sumers Immediately build up re.
serve supplies TO the limit of their
capacities. In spite of the diff
Guilty OF obtaining coal from the
mines. the Detroit Coal Co. will
put in your entire winters supply
without a penny till January.
Then pay cash or take s or 8
months. Call the Detroit Coal Co.
today-TOwnsend s-S503
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-16

MISS VICTORY candidates OF
the Detroit Diesel Engine Division
Iof General Motors will be heard
on the next MISS VICTORY radio
program, at $40 p m. tomorrow
over radio station WXYZ.
Harry Heilmann, ace sports
announcer Of WXYZ, and +
Jerome Petite, MISS VICTORY
contest editor of The Detroit
Times, will interview the typica
women war workers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-16
7 Draft Boards
Induets 1913 Men
In Detroit Area

The following 1913 men are In
the army today, inductees from
seven Detroit selective service
boards.
BOARD No. a.
CwYANDOTTE)
Anthony Buffers, Trenton.
Erwin r. anderson. SIS Emmons Blvd
Walter A. oodxina. sos 81. John street.
Andrsw KonIse.ny. 1882 Elm street
william T. Yeulstt. silT Second street.
Kenneth N: bresne ne Riy.rssnk =.
r. p. Kane. 3so7 Fourth street. wyandotts,
G. J. REadca, 1851 Ninth street. Wyandotts.
Clifton N. Hancock. ss5o Van Aistyn..
EsS% sci% .9n ST. ASs.ss .Ssn s
John b. Michsisk, ese Orchard street.
Daniel pourss, 3. Perry place
Frederick A. Freeman. 1882 Sixth street.
Louis y. KmiotsK. 2s4T Twelfth street
William Z. Ku.ays te' Or, Orchard T;i,s street,
Richard A. Garvin. 4o1 Spruce street.
Alfred C.. Mauren, 1884 Fourth street.
Edward Truskolaski, 3120 Ninth street.
Ssors. e coc sod s..s tSss Albion street
Frank Il. schultz Jr. e4s Pine street
Joseph 3. Turesani. 17Ts Sycamore street.
Edward J. PutI. 2737 Fourth street.
Edward c. Biszevic, 1918 Eureka avenue.
BOARD NO. IS
Paul J. Zatik. 576 Post.
Edward p. Klscza, s02s Pulaski.
James Lukss, 1885 Rademscher
John Zanella, I'll South Rademacher.
Nick L. Bucsek, TOO South Green.
Lester l.. Mobley. s323 Cadet.
lGeOFRe a.. HeiOuH. 104N MCKinatry.
Louis q. Tskacs. l2s4s Northampton.
stephen L. HolcE 43i South Hsrbsugh.
Thsddeus J. Majtyka. s2i Arson.
Eugene A. Grama, s11s West Jefferson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-16
SHE OPERATES PRESS.

In the Holden avenue plant Of
Alderman BlaeSSer FeZzey. Inc.
she takes part in the manufacture
of parachute harness hardware.
The firm manufactured automo-
bile window regulators in peace
time.
BY hot coming" operation
taking the part out of an electric
furnace and feeding II into a die
the part is formed into shape
by the pressure Of A press. The
parts arc MADE Of a special
chrome molybdenum alloy steel.
it IS one OF such presses that