davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1942-11-05
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(1) Implanted Desk and
Bench; sold "as is" Orig.
7.95 --- .--4.oo
~ Unpainted Dropleaf Table;
35x42" size. Orig. 5.49--3.40
~ Unpainted Bookcase; AK
81" size, 4 compartments. Floor
sample. Orig. 3.59-----1.9o
~ Unpainted Kidney Table;
with drawer. Sold "as is" Orig.
2.49 ---------------- 40
~ Unpainted Vanity Table;
with S drawers. Orig. s.ss,
7.SS
~ Unpainted Chest Of Draw
ers; 36x221ax9". Sold "as is"
Orig. 6.95 -----5.4s
~ Unpainted Maple Night
Table; with drawer. Floor SAM
pie. Orig. 3.95 2.4s
~ Implanted Chest of Draw
ers; 47x24xl2" size, 7 drawers.
Floor sample. Orig. 8.49 6.S8
"a Implanted Chest Of Draw
ers; 30xi6xl0" size, 4 drawers.
Sold "as is." Orig. 3.49 .2.4S
(1) Unpainted Bookcase; SO"
wide. Floor sample. Orig.
800 > 90
~ Implanted Bookcase; 36x
SO" size. Floor sample. Orig.
6.95 ----Se 6 90
t) Unpainted Bookcase; 36x
IS" size. Floor sample. Orig.
>7s5 7s5-----------.6.49
Goldenberg' Do,Dnstairs
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Florida Sugar Firm
Accused Of Holding
Workers in Peonaqe
OfficioI Denies Choree;
Sheriff Also Indicted
For Using Prisoners :
~ the Associated Press.

8y the Associated Press.
TAMPA, Fla, Nov. 5.-Tne vast
United States Sugar Corp, opera
tor of plantations and refineries In
the Florida Everglades, was accused
today of holding colored cane work.
ers in peonage.
United States District Attorney
Herbert S. Phillips announced Fed
eral grand jury indictments against
the corporation, its personnel man.
ager and three of its plantation SUI
perintendents.
Vice President Jay w. Moran at
Clewiston expressed amazement at
the indictments and declared the
corporation always has maintained
the highest working and living con-
ditions" for its laborers.
Sheriff Also Indicted.
The district attorney also an
nounced the Indictment of Sheriff
jeff Virgins of Glades County,
charged with working county pris-
oners on his own farm without pay,
in violation Of Federal civil rights
and anti-peonage statutes.
In the sugar case indictments
were returned against the corpora
ton, M. E. Won Mach, personnel
manager of the company's plant at
Clewiston; Evan Ward Mcleod, su-
perintendent at the Bear Beach
camp; Oliver Sheppard, superin-
tendent at the South Shore camp,
and superintendent named Neal
at the Miami Locks camp.
Mr.. Phillips reported that colored
workers, recruited in Southern
States and transported free to the
sugar plantations, claimed they were
notified on arrival that they were
In debt to the company for the cost
of their transportation. If they at
tempted to escape before discharg-
ing the debt, Mr.. Phillips said they
were apprehended and returned to
the plantation.
Intimidation Charged.
The indictments stemmed from an
investigation made by Assistant
United States Attorney General
Wendell Berge into complaints re-
ceived by the Justice Department,
the district attorney added.
The defendants, it was charged
In one count, injured. oppressed,
threatened and intimidated" the COL
ored field workers to prevent free
exercise of their rights under the
18th amendment to the Constitu-
ton. A second count charged con-
spiracy to violate anti-peonage
statutes.
In his statement at Clewiston,
Mr.. Moran quoted Otis E. Multi
ken, chief Of the labor section of
the Agriculture Departments sugar
agency as testifying before Sen
ate committee in 1910 that the
Sugar Corps workers had a stand
ard of living higher than that of
most of the agricultural workers In
the continental area"
Evening star., 1942-11-05

(5) Metal Beds; single and s.
quarter size. Slightly marred.
Orig. 9.95 ---5,95
az Bed Springs; single and
3-quarter size. Reconditioned.
Orig. 9.95 -----5.95
ID Chest Of Drawers; solid
rock maple, blonde finish. Orig.
$500 -------l4.88
(2) Mahogany Finish Buffet;
left from suite. Orig. $500,
1900
~ Modern Dresser; prima-
vera, plate mirror. Left from
suite. Orig. $685. 90
(2) Modern Walnut Dining
Room Tables; left out of
suites. Orig. 39.95-----2O.O 90
(D Colonial Walnut Dining
Roo mTable; left out of suite.
Orig. 1895 -2O. 90
~ Modern Walnut Chest; left
out OF suite. Orig. 1900 Is. 90
ID Rock Maple Kneehele Van
ity; with mirror. Orig. $500,
1000
4) Mahogany Finish Night
Tables; with drawer. Orig.
4.98 ----2,99
~ Large Wing Chair; red
frieze covering. Orig. 1000,
1895
(D Solid Maple Corner Cab
met; orig. 34.95------24,95
~ Bedroom Chair; walnut
and enamel finish. Orig. 500,
1.99
(2) Twin Size Innerspring
Mattresses; slightly imperfect.
Orig. 1885 ----8.88
Goldenberg's-Fourth Floor
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|:!3'R1'3'';;!;}

(2) Woven Madras and Broad
cloth Shirts; sizes 1612 and II.
Soiled from handling. Orig.
ZOO ----------93e
(I Genuine Fur Felt Homburg
Hat; in brown, size SIS. Soiled.
Orig. 3.29 90
(57) Winter-weight Undergar-
ments; long-sleeve shirts and
ankle-negth drawers. Broken
sizes. Orig. 100 -----47e
(2) Suede and Capeskin jack
cts; size 36. Soiled. Orig.
1895 -----------------9.85
(22) Rayon Acetate Ties; full
shape, striped patterns. Orig.
29c -ee Sc
(2) Suede Cloth Jackets, wa
terproof and windproof. Sizes
SO and 40. Soiled. Orig. 2.99,
9oe
(15) Broadcloth Shirts; non-
wilt collars. Irregulars-if per-
feet would sell for 1.29 Tie
(31) Rayon Cotton Hose and
Shortees; reinforced sole and
heel. Orig. 16c--------l- Sc
(S) Heavy Flannelette Pa
jamas; sizes A and B. Orig.
10y -------------------t. .O9
(6) Fine Broadcloth Pa jamas;
striped patterns, sizes A and B..
Irregulars-if perfect would
sell for 1875 ---9 99e
(10) Capeskin Gloves; black
and brown, SCARED skins. Orig.
~'GoMenberg's-Main Floor
Evening star., 1942-11-05
Boys; We

Gu Boys Dress Shirts; in
white and fancies, broken sizes.
Orig. 1.19 sac
(17) Boys Hooded Sweat
Shirts; small and medium
sizes. Orig. 1.79 S8e
(2o0) Boys Athletic Shorts;
full cut, fast color. Broken
sizes. Orig. 35c-
(151) Boys "Fruit-of the
Loom" Shorts; medium sizes.
Orig. soc ---- 26e
(2) Boys 2-pc,~ Snow Suits;
lined jackets and pants. Sizes
4 and S. Orig. 5.98 z.S8
(2) Jr. Boys 3-pc. Suits; in
U. S. Navy STYLE sizes 4 and
S. Orig. 5.98----------2.66
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
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E3;5;5Y'1';2;!;> E3;55Y'1'2;!>

(5) 2-pc. Corduroy Suits; sizes
IL and Is. Orig. 500 4.S8
(40) Short sleeve Cotton
Sweaters; sizes "a to 38. Orig.
SOC --------- -39e
u5) Spun Rayon Skirts; in
black and brown, shirred
waist. Orig. 1.99 ---l. 90
az Spun Rayon Stacks; in
luggage brown and dusty rose.
Sizes IL to 16. Orig. 1925,
100
(5) Juke Jackets; of rayon
suede, sizes IL to 16. Orig.
1873 90
Goldenberg's-Second Floor
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Food Director Decision
Still Before President

BY the Associated Press.
President Roosevelt was said at
the White House today to be still
considering and discussing the pos
sibility of appointing food director
to handle the wartime problems of
feeding America and her allies.
White House Secretary Stephen
Early, asked whether the President
would appoint such an official, said,
II don't think any decision has been
made yet
Evening star., 1942-11-05
GLOVES

az Women's Pigtex Capeskin
Gloves; novelty slipons. White
only. Orig. l.95 ----l.l9
(47) Boys Leather Gloves;
elastic knit wrist. Orig. 69c,
49e
(112) Women's Cotton Fabric
Gloves; some leather trimmed.
Orig. 69c .----- -.--.s---. 39e
1897 Children's Wool Mittens;
sizes l and 2. Orig. 39c- ---10e
GoldenberC 's-Mdin Floor
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RUGS

(12) Felt Base Rugs; 12x12-
It size. Seconds OF 1895 grade,
~ 6.75
(6) Felt Base Rugs; 12x15-ft.
size. Seconds of 1895 grade,
6.75
(34) Felt Base Flooring; Q #.
wide. Orig. sec 50. yd. 39e
(1S) Felt Base Rugs; 6x12-ft.
size. Seconds Of 5.45 grade,
3.75
(15) Inlaid Rugs; 4hx6-ft.
size. Orig. 4.50-------2,45
81 Fibre Rugs; 6x9-ft. size.
Orig. 9.95 .----------5.Q0
a. Felt Base Rug; 9x1Oh 1T.
size. Imperfect. Orig. sos,
ZOO
Goldenbero's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1942-11-05
Veterans Plan Victory Fete

The annual Armistice Day dance
Of Arlington Post, American Legion,
to take place Tuesday at the Army
Navy Club, will be termed ''V for
Victory Dance" Post Comdr Allen
F. Stevens announced today. Tickets
may be obtained from any post
member or at the hall on the eve
ming of the dance. .
Evening star., 1942-11-05
Fuu.F ashioued
SILK HOSIERY Y
69e

Just 238 pairs. Seconds and
mill mends Of 2-thread silk
chiffon hose, some all silk,
others with rayon tops. Broken
sizes. a-
1897 Full fashioned Cotton
Mesh Hose; various colors, bro
ken sizes. Mill mends of 1.35
quality y-------69e
(103) "No-Seam' Rayon Hose;
sheer chiffon, in assorted COL
ors and broken sizes. Irregu-
lars of 89c quality y-----59e
(161) Kant Run Cotton Hose;
in wanted colors, broken sizes.
Orig. 59c ----49e
(143} Full-fashioned Chiffon
Rayon Hose; assorted styles
and weights. Mill mends of
79c quality ----------39e
(174) Kant Run Rayon Hose;
assorted colors, broken sizes.
Irregulars Of soc quality -39e
(116) Chiffon Rayon Hose;
knit to At. Assorted colors,
broken sizes. Seconds of soc
quality y-----------------29e
(144) Service Weight Hose; Of
long-wearing rayon, wanted
colors, broken sizes. Mill mends
Of 49c quality y---------22s
Goldenber0's-MGin Floor
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HANDBAGS

(1O7) Handbags; in fabrics and
feathers, high colors. Orig.
100 to 800. 0.--x----79e
(1) Fortniter; blue canvas and
leather bound, with hangers
and 3 compartments. Slightly
damaged. Orig 1899 ---12.99
(8) Women's Makeup Cases;
canvas and simulated leather
covered, genuine solid leather
bindings. Orig. 8.9s-----4.74
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
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DRESSES

(17) Juke Suits; of spun ray
on; also 2-pc. rayon crepe
dresses. Broken sizes. Orig.
3.33 3--l.22
(5) Rayon Alpaca Dresses; in
black. Sizes 40 and AZ. Orig.
C,S0 I.JJ
u4) Rayon Crepe Print Dress
es; washable colors. Sizes 16
to A. Orig. 3.33 3.------1. "a
(16) Washable Rayon Crepe
Dresses; in prints. Women's
sizes. Orig. 3.33---1.39
(7) Rayon Alpaca Dresses; in
black and colors. Women's
sizes. Orig. 8.95-------6.66
(11) Rayon Alpaca Dresses;
black and colors. Orig, sos,
4.47
Goldenberg's-Second Floor
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SHADES

(15) Odd Lot Window Shades;
18" to 36" wide. Orig. 69c to
69c -14e -14e
(1S0 yds.) Black OiIcloth; for
blackout. Orig. 49c yd. 26e
(35) Oilcloth Table Scarfs;
15x45" size. Orig. 15c ea.---Se
Goldenber1's-Thtrd Floor
Evening star., 1942-11-05
7.95 to 1875
ODD PIECES
or FURNITURE
90
. Mite Stonds
= Vanity Benches
. Bedroom Choirs

Few Of : kind pieces left ont
u suites. Included are chairs
and benches with upholstered
seats, and night stands
equipped with storage drawer.
Masls, naAsgany. walnut =
bIsAcAea AnisAsG.
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LAMPS

Cd Indirect bridge Lamps;
shopworn. Orig. 7.9s -. 90
(le) Lamp Shade; Of silk and
rayon Or monks cloth. Bridge
or tabie sizes. Orig. 1.lo to
! an Framed Pietsres; various
suhiects. Shopworn. Orig.
AsAS --- - - ------------Sf& -
lid Fraansa Pictures; various
suhjects Gnopworn. oris. l.ls
and l.&e e-------v--------74s
f30ffnal tnlea d
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f31S;;',3I!41

az Tots Quilted Robes; in
floral pattern. Size T., Orig.
3.99 ---~------2.16
81 Girls Tweed Goats; tan
and blue, sizes II and IA. Orig.
500 ----------4-2 so
t3) Rayon Satin Quilted
Robes; sizes 10 and IL, Orig.
5.99 AZ
(6) Tots Rayon Satin Dresses;
sizes ! and 2. Orig. l.99- -69e
a. Tots Striped Dresses; sizes
4 and S. Orig. 1.99------l.79
a. Girls Dresses; Of Stub
broadcloth and spun rayon.
Sizes 10, IL and IA. Orig.
3.99 ----------2.59
(6) Tots Striped Broadcloth
Dresses; sizes / and 3. Orig.
1.99 ----------------1 90
(3) Girls Goats; in copen
shade. Sizes Z and B. Orig.
5.99 80
a. Girls Camel Fleece Coat;
size IL. Orig. 8.99- 90
(10) Boys Tweed Coat and
Hat Sets; sizes 4, S and. s.
Orig. 500 -------------3.0 90
(l0) Girls Wash Dresses; in
prints andstripes Sizes 10,
IL, 121a and Il. Orig. l.29,
5se
III Girls Rayon Crepe Dress
q; Iose color. Sises IL and IA.
orig. 2.99 ----------l.z9
(llfs 0ikf4 Wash Dresses; Id
stripes, checks and dots. Sizes
III and Il. Orig. 2.29----l.59
~ Gifk Plaid Dresses; sizes
lo1a. u. A1s and 10. Orig.
Jay NY
Goldenber0' Secphd Floor
Evening star., 1942-11-05
81 District Registrars
viii Report tomorrow

Army life will begin at 10 am
tomorrow for SO Washington Sc
lectees who will report at selective
service headquarters for assignment
to training camps.
The men were inducted October 23
Evening star., 1942-11-05
LINENS


(3) 7-pc. Grass Linen Lunch
con Sets; handmade. Ori6.
2.99 4-------------1.99 80
t2l) Dresser Scarfs; originally
2oc ea. .------------- lie
1872 Huck Towels; seconds Of
19c grade ------ Izhe
% Novelty Guest Towels; two
IN = box. Orig. 59c .----zqe
(1l 3-pc. Novelty Sheet Scts;
muslin sheet and pair Of pll-
lowcAseA Orig. 500 set Z 20
"a 3-pc. Nsvelty Sheet ssts,
musltn sheet and pair Of ~.
lowcases. Orig. 3.3s s-----1,49
ooidsHbsres lfstN YsooF
Evening star., 1942-11-05
Odd Pairs
URTAINS
Orig. 79e to 3.9s Pr.
39c to 1.99

125 pairs Of curtains, includ-
ing few-of-a kind pairs Of ruff
fled, tailored and cottage cur
tains in various lengths and
widths. Soiled. J
(10) Hassocks; round and
square shapes. 1rregulars-if
perfect would sell for 1.49 66e
10 prs.) Monks Cloth Drapes;
novelty colored borders, pinch
pleated. Irregulars of 4.98 and
5.98 qualities ------z.49
1887 Odd Lot Cretonne Slip
Covers; for chairs. Orig. 2.98
and 1893. 10
(125) Damask and Satin
Squares; for recovering small
chair seats and pillows. Orig.
SEC -----------------Z9e
(95 prs.) Rayon Marquisette
Sash Curtains; full width, SO"
wide. Orig. 69c------44e
(250 yds.f Novelty Curtain
Fabrics; useful lengths. Orig.
39c yd. .---------------l5e
Goldenberg's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1942-11-05
RaYon Satin and
RaYon Crepe Slips
69e

Just 81 to sell. Fine quality
rayon satin and rayon crepe, in
q variety Of desirable styles.
Some lace trimmed, others in
tailored style.
az Extra Size Slips; of rayon
satin, with embroidery trim.
Orig. 1.29 -----79e
(6) Knit Union Suits; in small
sizes. Orig. 69c 27e
(5) Rayon Satin and Rayon
Crepe Slips; in floral prints.
Orig. 1.39 -------77e
1) Rayon Satin Slip; in tai
lored style. Orig. l.69-- 99e
~ Sheer Cotton Batiste
Gown; orig. 1.19----67e
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
Evening star., 1942-11-05
FURNITURE

l) Davenport Bed; wine COW
ering soiled. Floor sample.
Orig. 5000 ---------44.95
~ 3-pc. Modern Living Room
Suite; soiled and shopworn.
Orig. 1890 As. 90
(1) Walnut Dresser; with mir
ror. left out of suite. Orig.
1895 5---24 "a .95
I) Modern Lounge Chair; rose
mohair covering. Left out Of
suite. Orig. 49.95---27.95
(D Full-size Felt Mattress;
covered with A. c. A. ticking.
Slightly shopworn. Orig. 1895,
1000
Evening star., 1942-11-05
A8S "ASA
They are

White. Robert N.
Mc1nerney. Carl r.
Morris. Samuel w.
Sarles, Wesley b.
Aschkenasy, Leo A,
Walton, Villas =.
Phelps. Francis r.
Warren, James +.
Hutchinson. C. G.
Sword. Clarence T.
Corbett, James j.
Zipkin, Joseph N.
Carroll, Paul j.
Rubin, Samuel
Gross. Albert +.
Balentine, Erwin
Goodall. M. r.
Burks. Joseph N.
La Fool1. Leslie r.
Adams. 8. T. r.
Dennis, c. L.
Barry. Frank H.
Vitolo. Arnold ].
Welsh, Francis D.
Pearl. Guy L.
Argiropoulos. @. A.
Joseph, A. L.
Howell, c. M.
Jenkins. Earl E.
Backus, Paul D,
Kimbel. Milton
Evening star., 1942-11-05
locks

(5) Quilted Robes; of rayon
satin, full bias skirts. Misses
sizes. Orig. 7.95------.6.47
~ Maternity Dresses; of
washable rayon crepe. Size 20.
Orig. 3.99 - ----- 2.76
1867 Junior Misses Dresses;
Of fast-color percale, tubtast
colors. Orig. 2.29 --l.42
(I5) Washable Cotton Dresses;
in stripes and checks. Misses
and women's sizes. Orig. 1.79,
1.oe
~ Rayon Crepe Housecoats;
in prints. Misses and wonnen's
sizes. Orig. 5.95 4.S7
Goldenberg's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1942-11-05
E1;G3S]

(15) Cotton Mesh Back lace
Corsets; broken sizes. Orig.
ESQ 90
t55) Foundations and Girdles;
broken sizes. Orig. 2.50 and
$50 ----------1,S8
1889 Bandeaus; of rayon satin
and cotton, broken sizes. Orig
39c Z9e
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Floor
Evening star., 1942-11-05

(20) Occasional Chairs; in
a variety of styles and COW
erings. Slightly marred.
Orig. 5.45 ------3.49
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Odd Lots Of 39c
TOlLETRIES
l0c

Included are cold cream,
cleansing cream, strawberry
cream, hair dressing, hand 10
tions, wave sets, balm, busting
powder and many other beauty
aids.
(64) Don Juan Face Powder;
assorted shades. Orig. 100 19e
(49) Pure Bristle Hairbrushes;
ebony back. Orig. 79c---39e
GoldenberQ's-Mdfn Floor
Evening star., 1942-11-05
COATS

(7) Misses Tweed Sport Coats;
winter weight. Sizes II to Is.
Orig. 1895 -- 4.29
az Jr. Misses Black Goats;
rayon linesAIand interlined.
Orig. e,s5 3.S4
t31ss Wonnenss Heavy Black
Coats; sizes 38, 40 and AZ. Orig.
1895 ---3.47
Goldenberg's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1942-11-05

A. Xy : ~
(18) jacquard Bedspreads;
80x105" size, gold color. Orig.
1859 ------------l.l8
(3) Patchwork Quilts; blue
color. Orig. 3.99----2.97
~ Chenille Bedspreads; white
with colors, full size. Orig.
2.99 ,54
81 Chenille Embroidered Bed
spreads; full size. Orig. 995,
4.e7
(2) Chenille Bedspreads; grey
with wine design. Orig, 4.99.
rs 3.87
1857 Heavy Quality Sheets;
63x99" size. Seconds Of 1.49
grade 20
(3) Sateen Comforts; 500
wool and 500 cotton. 71x81~
size. Faded. Orig. 500 --4.49s
Goldenberg's-Mdia Floor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
Black Paint Tried

The department has tried black
naint FOR the windows and finds
hat il contracts and breaks the
glass. Puoritic> for blackout
lamps are unobtanable while
chicken wire 90 protect open ma
chmcry from flying glass and
debris is FAR more scarce than
tires for your car.
As "A last resort and At the
'nSrStence Of the Office of Civilian
Defense. Lenhardt has ordered the
construction Of a lumber and wall
board covering around one Of the
largest and most vital pumps.
Doors and window, 10 this can
be- closed IN case OF air raid and
allow workmcn go continue IN
vcll-hghtcd surroundings
1T may present hazards and
he uncomfortable hot In the
summer" Lcnhardt said. "but
We are willing 10 try anything
II II doesn't work, il won't
have cost us much 10 find IT
out"
The plan has been worked sue
ccs>iully IN England Lcnhardl
- told
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13

But was scared" Dugcncr
quoted NcyInS as saying, land l
left"
NcvinS then admitted 10 police
that a few days later hc removed
the body from the trailer and
buried il behind his home. But
he still chung 90 his innocence.
police said
Behind NclIns shack and under
the vigilance OF a large baying
hound, police and Coroner Harry
r Leadlcy found the body Of Mr.,
Pitt a domestic maid. in a crude
shallow grave She had been shot
between the eyes and bound in ar
old quilt
Dugcner said Mrs Pitts wrist
watch and a key 10 her trailer
door were found in the handy
mans home. Mrs. Pitt was sepa,
rated from her husband, Ross, now
living in Morrice, Mich, withtheil
four children.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
Handyman Admits Burying
Woman, Denies Murder
Time. stan Correspondent

LANSING, Doc. 12.-Harland
NcvinS IS. Lansing Township
handyman. was held today for
questioning after the body of Mrs
Ellen Pitt. 36. was found buried
in a shallow grave behind his tar
paper shack.
Nevns was arrested. state
Trooper Michael Dugcner said,
when Mrs. NcylnS reported that
hcr husband had threatened her
life after conhd.ng he had muir
dcrCd Mrs Pitt.
NevIns denied that he killed
Mrs Pit mother OF four children
state police said,
Jndor questioning DugeneI
sand. NcNnS told police he found
Mrs. Pitt body. a bullet wound
through The head, when be visited
her tr@ Ter home on North How.
ard street Lansing Township, on
November q.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
Still Get Water

Those same agents can icas'
no, ono hu' both. Of tive cl'y
tao s. sautC filter plants U Iuuh'
and ashes and NouN sun -'
water whom YOU turn on '.c Sap
"In that case, We would have
to give them raw water with a
little chlorine in It," Gould >ad.
but that viii put out Your
fires. wash YOUR clothes and give
Ian YOUR saturday night bath
- A. good a. filtered water
~iI can drink IL, too, II YOU
don't mind boiling II a little.
Although the water department
has met the requirements Of cverN
lost hlackout Yet held kccpinl
'ho pumping stations completely
blarkcd out for an extensive
Dcuod duung an actual RAID Sti!
presents problem,
I'VE can get hN with muhled
flashlights FOR short periods.
/. G. Lcnhardt general super
intcndcnt. says hut those
pumps must he oiled and >erv-
iccd AZ least every 80 minutes.
it, far too dangerous To get
near that open machinery IN
the dark
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
Stephan Appeal
Arguments End

Five judges OF the United states
Circuit Court Of Appeals in Gin
cinnati, Saturday held The fate Of
Max Stephan former Detroit res
taurant owner. sentenced 10 bc
hanged for treason.
When the oral argument on The
appeal ended, The court gave no
indication when IT'S decision could
DE expected About a week rc-
mains before the holiday recess
Nicholas SaloWich Stephan
lawyer ARGUED that the Indlcl-
'ment was faulty because lc said
aid and comfort 10 tho enemy
was meant to be construed as Tc-
-terTTHT 10 an enemy country and
not 10 an individual.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
War Board Gives OK.
To Greeting by Wire

WASHINGTON, Dec - tUPl
Christmas and New Year greet
irgs may be sent by wire this
year. despite the demands Of war
upon the nations Geographic
system
The board of war Communica-
lions said today IL had suspended
temporarily its order 10 telegraph
companies 10 eliminate tho han
ding ri messages OF lclicljation
and congratulation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
Water Works
Hedvi|yGudrded
So Bd|k Spies
Reporter on Visit
Learns Coast Guards
XIII Ssboieurs' Hopes
Nv HAROLD SCHACHERN

II you've been worrying about
whether foreign agents can wreck
Detroit'S water supply, relax.
Detroit's watcrworkS in East
Jefferson avenue IS as safe as
lock and key and an army OF
guards can make il. That's pretty
safe.
Every inch Of steel fence and
waterfront is under constant
guard by water department en-
ployes. Adjoining property OF the
Fisher Boat Works is covered
with coast guardsmen, who have
taken n protective at fttfde-t toward
DotroitS water supply.
Even a newspaper reporter who
Is n frequent visitor 10 the water
offices has no easy I0b 20 got
inside and inspect tho grounds
For the saboicut, d appears M
possible.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
Liberia Breaks With Vichy

LONDON. Dec. y CUP The
NIchy radio announced tonight
'hat/L,bcra had broken off dplo.
matte relations with The Nichy
government
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13

your own Horoscope" bv
Frances Drake. is one Of many
famous features in The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
Only Condition

Tho ou'N condition under which
an inspection :, alio" "a is when
Harr N GNld Tho >upcrn-
'eudent tv free 10 conduct the
t1Ir IN person
Walking across the park with
Could the superintendent $
familiar form was elaborated hy
binding snowfall II wasn't
lore before guard. with rifle
a t, road came charging
- 'ta corner 20 challenge MS
oh. IT, you Mr. Gould" hc
t 4 wasn't sure"
tl- ---el fi- Fisher Boat
81 .t fence stocking appod
res.' c.u.swrr Kept popping out
~ beat va. u- and guard houses
'te r.ft..> ol' ~ clock and
q v'H 'ha, tiic in a hu,lno---
ro POSITION
Tn addition, Gogld said we
light this place up like church
when II gets dark"