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Detroit evening times., 1942-11-01

GENERAL MacARTHUR'S
HEADQUARTERS. Oct. 81 (UP).
First 1t. Hiram Messmore,
Lincoln. Neb., said today he and
his men fought the Japanese in
the Philippines with hardly more
than rifles and makeshift hand
grenades fashioned from bamboo
sticks and dynamite.
Messmore, son of Judge Fred
w. Messmore of the Nebraska
supreme court, has battled The
Japanese all the way from Manila
TO Rabaul-both by land and air.
He probably has seen as much
of Japanese tactics as any man
in the Pacific war
He went to the Philippines In
May, 1941, as a pursuit pilot
Just before the war broke out
a stomach injury forced -himEte
quit flying for a time.
Volunteer to Go
In January he volunteered 10
go to the Davao front, where he
was placed in command OF 120
Filipino troops. Several Moros
also were in his command.
Messmore said the Japanese
had everything from planes TO
artillery and mortars.
On Mindanao, he said, japanese
dive-bombers pounded the Amer
ican front-line positions but "our
reserves moved forward to sur
prise the japanese before they
expected to meet resistance"
1--WE had only rifles but the
Filipinos stopped the Jap drive
cold" he said.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-01

Adding his protest TO other
officials who have requested a 90
day delay in gasoline rationing
for Michigan. Detroit Board of
Commerce President Raymond III.
Berry today offered as a substi-
tute the freezing OF cars within
des gnate d transportation dis
tricts.
Berry's proposal followed for
NAL action against rationing by
The Board of Commerce. Allen
Dean, transportation manager,
wired Washington officials ration
ing would cause more harm to the
war effort than possible advan-
tage in tire saving.
This Is Just an idea and not
a formal plan," he explained.
"Rationing i'm Detroit would I'M
pose an impossible hardship on
war workers and hamper the
war effort by forcing men TO use
our already overtaxed public
TRANSPORTATION systems.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-01
Army S Growth
Stripping Nation
Of Single Youths
Draft Boards Ordered
TO Speed Redistribution
Of ChiIdless Husbands

WASHINGTON, Oct. 81 (UP).
The arIny's need for men has
reached the point where continued
defernent Of physically fit men
will be based increasingly on es-
sential usefulness in civilian life.
Selective service officials said
today.
Married men who have children
remain at the bottom of the draft
lists regardless of the nature of
their jobs, but those with wives
only are being rapidly reclassifled
on an occupational basis and many
of them soon will be called.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-01

Land Contracts

ALL land contracts bought, mtgs made.
&chuEh. 1910 Ford Bldg. Cadillac 03is.
ANY desirable land contract purchased
MELVIN y. LANPHAR a COMPANY
Sth Floor. Lafayette Bldg. Cadillac 1910.
ANY LAND CONTRACT BOUGHT
Quick service. Schwartz. Cadillac 42ie.
AT LOW discounts We buy land contract,
arrange ~ g hrst mortgage loans. Edv.
Henkel Co, Hammond Bldg. ca. 1855.
CASH for land contracts quick service
NORMAN SKY Real Estate. TO. s-53O0.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-01
Home Associates

s25 LAFAYETTE BLDG. CA. 1877
HOME mortgages IN Dearborn and vicinity;
no service charge. First Federal Savings
and Loan Association OF Dearborn, 1880
Michigan svenue Dearborn.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-01

ACRES. modern Groom home. on Stony
Greek and pavement. near Carleton
SS. 900. terms. Crossman, no. 6444.
30 ACREs-south ~ Bellevile; only 81 300
no buildings. Ed Dicks, Peoples State
Bank. Bellevills.
CoLORED-When the next depression hits
wouldn't II be nice 20 have a piece OF
land 20 eat off OF and grow few chickens
and pigs. Inquire Vermont b,sOl2
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-01
Little Farms for Sale

A HALF ACRE, one has 4-room house on
Midway. other six-room modern. Ex-
cfllsrt bus service stores and schools
prices s. zSe and S42S0: terms 20 be ar
ranged
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-01

HOUSE and large plot OF ground; wired
only 1885; S6o cash. bal. financed; low
monthly payments. Newman, 1880 MID
dlebelt at Ecorse Road.
HURON RIvER-i2 acres, nice timber
$500 acre. Newman. New Boston.
little MACK AvE-Acre lots: $3.50 &c
$500: easy terms. Call Monday. HENzE
co, 1895 Gratiot. PR. 0010
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-01

He said the dynamite was OBJ
aimed from gold mines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
Threat Coast Guard Does Part
Returning Boatswain Tells Of Days Spent in Landing
Reinforcements on GuadaIcanaI

FIRE. Our airmen drove of the
third attack"
Coast guardsmen and navy men
involved in the landing operations
worked two and a half days with
out sleep and only had infrequent
sandwiches and coffee, he said.
Lambarski joined the coastguard
three years ago. He has been on
duty in the South Pacific area
since May. and involved in quite
bit of action" He has tho addi-
tional rating of surfman.
Part of the job of the ship to
which he was attached was towing
barges loaded with bombs, high
test gasoline and other munitions.
two cargo ships were chased back
by japanese twice in attempts TO
get into shore with their bargeS,
but were able 10 get in the third
time, with at least part of the
load
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
JdpBase, Threat
To GuddaICdndI,
Pounded Daily

WASHINGTON Dec 16 GNS).
Complete masters of the aerial
battlefield. American Flying Fort
IreSseS and dive bombcrS are sub
Iiecting the Japanese base of
IMunda on Now Georgia Island
to terrific daily pounding, the
navy revealed today
For five successive days. air
attacks have been concentrated
on that central SolomonS island
in an effort TO Illustrate the latest
Japanese strategy designed to re-
Iinforcc or rescue their isolated
units on Guadalcanal.
Seven Flying FortrcsscS and a
striking force Of Douglas 'Daunt-
less" dive bombcrs, accompanied
Iby Grammar wildcat fighters
carried out the most recent Of
the New Georgia raids TO be an
lnounced They hit the Jap install
IlationS in two waves on Monday
and the navy announced:
"No enemy air opposition was
encountered during either at
I tack"
The base is only $50 miles
northwest of Americas Hcndcr-
son arrfcld on Guadalcanal, and
If the laps can complete 1t II
will form a perfect Spcarhead ior
new drive ON GuadalCanal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
ExiIed SIavS Back NfillaiIOvifcII

Mihailovitch's guerrilla fore g s
had not stopped fighting for q
single day since April, 1871 twher
YugoSlaua feln despite attempts
by some miSinformed quarters to
state 20 the contrary
As q result of MihailovItch's
recent activities. tho NugoSlaVS de-
clared. the Germans had beer
forced to send two more divisions
into TugoSlaVla. making total OF
so ANS divisions now on duty in
the country.
The government admitted that
some partisan bands operated IN
dependently of MihallovItch' 5
command but said these coca
Sional isolated units are insignIfi-
cant IN comparison with the or
ganlzcd forces of Mihallovitch.
POINT TO ARRESTS, RADIO
Recently. thousands of lugo-
>lav patriots were arrested nv
the Germans. accused of helping
NihailoNitch." the statement
said This A. we'll a. open ac-
CuSatinns bV the radio and press
cot the NNis) demonstrates
clearly that the charges made i'm
some quarters concerning coli
laboratinn of NihniloVitch with
the AIS arc completely devoid
of truth.
"NihailnNitCh. according 10
first hand reports. remains the
central figure i'm lugoSlaV re-
SiStauCe.
with the exception of west
crn Bosnia, Croatia and SlONenia,
fighting against the AXIS II
closely connected with Mihailo-
witch and his ChetniltS. I'm those
parts Of NugoSlaNia some units
az partisans are inspired by spc-
Cial idCologicS, such A. the par
tiSan forces i'm Croatia and
Western Bosnia, ar the national
freedom movement In SloNenia.
But even there. there are
some formations of serbian ma
tioualist> fighting under the
command ol independent leaders.
The chief elements represent the
troop. ~ NihailoN itch. Opera
tions are carried ont under the
-...t'r command ui Nihailo-
witch and according 10 his plans
and instructions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
Warn on CoIorinq
OF 0Ieomdrgdrine

Giles kayanagh, collector Of in.
tcrnal revenue, issued a warning
today that If YOU operate a hotel
restaurant. boarding house or any
other eating establishment, yol
are not allowed 10 buy and color
your own olcomargarlne for table
use.
II nder the federal law"
kavanaGh explained the man
ufacturer pays yearly tax Of
$500 and 10 cents for each pound
colorcd. II the retailer. who
operates an eating establish
ment. il found 10 he coloring
his own. he must pay the same
Most proprietors would find il
rather unprofitablc."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
Special Envoy
Of Martinique
In Washington
WASHINGTON, Dec, 16 GS

WASHINGTON, Dec, 16 QtAl,
A special representative OF Ne
French high commissioner OF
Martinique will arrive in Washing
ton today to discuss implementa-
ton of the new accord recently
reached between the United States
and the French West Indies au-
thoritioS.
The envoy is Capt. Jean LIE Noir.
comptroller OF finances in Marti-
niquc. This is the first time that
Admiral Georges Robert, high
commissioner of the French West
Indies. has sent an envoy 10 WASH
Ington 10 confer with the Ameri-
can government
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16

WITH THE UNITED STATES
MARINES OK GUADALCANAL.
Nov. "A Cdclayrd) tUP).-Thanks
to fuzzy-harcd natives. between SO
and 70 per cent OF the American
pilots who have gone down IN dam
aged planes have been able 10 ee1
back 20 Guadalcanai. ara AR opera
tons officer told me today.
Officials records show that the
natives have aided more than 30
American fighter pilots who. UNI
able TO reach Henderson Field for
various reasons. chose To crash
land near outlying islands
Some pilots have been listed rs
missing from five dTyS 10 SIX
weeks. Barring injuries IN land
ing, they generally return in oN-
cellent physical condition and some
actually gain weight during their
absence
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
n Miracle
Fish Jumped in Raft TO Feed
Rick and Soldier

FREEHOLD y. +. Dec. rs
OUP) PVT. John Bartck. %, who
was rescued from the vast
stretches of the South Pacific with
Capt Eddie RiCkcnbacker, believes
in miracles
The youth. who is spending a
30-day Through with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Barlek, to-
day related one incident of his
ordeal which was miracle If !
ever saw one
I'VE could hardly believe our
eyes when two fish jumped into
the raft" he said. "They diNap-
peared in short order. cooked or
unCookpd."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
May Evacuate Cold Homes

BOSTON. Dec IL GNS) -Ad-
vance plans TO bc used only as
a last reSort-are being formulated
TO remove people from their homes
in Massachusetts 10 keep them
warm this winter. Gov. Lcvcrett
SaltonStall revealed today as he
sought drastic roviSionS I'M the OIL
.ratloning regulations,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
Radido Network Sold

AKRON. O.. Dec 16 OlNS).-
Purchase OF the 21-siaton Yankee
network fifth largest radio net
work M America. by the General
Tire and Rubber Company was
announced today by William
q Neil. company president
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
RESCUED BY NATIVES

During the height of doghght
between GuadalCanal and SaNo
Island Second 1t. Howard w
Bollmann. p Of Dundee H., shot
down ZeHe-heturr- stray
Japanese bullet cut his oil line
IL knew l would have TO make
a forced landing, ~ glided to-
ward SaVn which was only about
five miles away" he SAID. II no
more than hit the water before
three natives came out after me
i'm canoe"
Bonmann lived in regal style for
three days The natives put hmm
up IN their chiefs quarters and fed
him boiled birds eggs and pota-
toes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16

NEW YORK. Dec. rs QNS)-
The part played by coast guards
men i'm marine and army landings
on Guadalcanal was revealed today
by BoatSwain Second Class John
$. LamharSki.
Coastguard surf landing boats,
one of which LambarSki operated.
carried marines and army men and
their equipment TO shore in the
face of enemy land and air activi-
tics and played vital role in the
battle for Guadalcanal.
LamharSkl, 2A-ycar-old Philadel-
phia coast guardSman, Shuttled his
surf landing barge for two and a
half days between the navy auXll-
larry vessel 10 which he was at
tached and the shore during one
of the first landings on the island
on August Z TO Q.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
State TO Put Surplus
OF 10 Million in Bonds
Photo nv mtefnalIonal News Photos
Times staff Correspondent

LANSING. Dec. 16. - State
Treasurer Theodore l. Fry an
nounced today he viii purchase
enough government bonds with
excess state cash to pay the cost
of running his department for the
next two years.
I'VE are virtually flooded with
cash" he said He would buy
S100O0,0OO In government GER
tlilcateS of Indebtedness bear
ing : of l per cent interest.
During the one year the funds
are in government hands the
certificates will earn for the
state SS7 500, twice the annual
treasury budget.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16

that ne was collaborating with the
AXIS. the YuCoSlav government
declared formally:
AT this moment Mihailo-
witch and his forces are carry
ing out operations in the River
Sava valley from Zagreb south
ward 10 the very outskirts OF
Belgrade in accordance with
general Allied strategy"
Tho statement assorted that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16

LONDON, Dec. is (UP)-The
Yugoslav golernmcnt-D-eNllo. de
Tending the activities of Gen Drala
Nihailoytch today said that the
guerrilla leader remains the cen
I.4' figure In Nugp~lay ,y-.>'au.r
Following a cabinet session IN
which members found ~ their
highest duty % defend NIhai-
lovitch against Communist charges
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
not 4 MAN INJURED

Enemy planes came over
three times and there was sea
battle going on off shore one of
the nights. but not a man was
injured in the landing operations
on our section of the island"
LambarSki said.
Our navy auxiliary boats
went i'm a close as they could
and the coast guardsmen began
taking men and supplies i'm To
shore. We didn't encounter
much resistance on shore, al
though few bullets did whistle
overhead and there was some
hand-tO-hand combat on the part
of the landing marines.
GOT No SLEEP
However, Jap heavy bOmbers
attacked us just a. We got there.
dropping bombs" he added. THE
second flight came over a half
hour later and attempted to
avoid the combat ships by flying
low near the auXiliaries. They
took a terrific beating from our
anti-aircraft and machine gun
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
OTHERS COMPLAIN

This communication. refer
ring 10 the prospective inNeStiga-
ton Of the Tugwell adminiStra-
ton in Puerto Rico, was not
military matter" asserted Dana
her And yet II can be con-
cluded that the information in
this letter has already been
conveyed to department heads in
Washington which might be
Interested"
other members Of Congress
have complained that the current
censorship of communications be
tween the United States and it'
possessions and territories was no
only illegal, but was used fol
"snooping" by the administration
Governor Ernest GruenlnG o.
Alaska has vigorously protested
censorship Of Alaskan mail
Byron Price. head OF the office
OF censorship. previously had tolc
the committee that extracts from
censored communications we {
forwarded te-these- who might bc
interested among % departments
and bureaus connected with the
war effort.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
GETS BOOK As GIFT

On Sunday afternoon came the
high penl of his Savo stay The
natives gave him a book OF Amerl-
can western stories.
II was reading about Two
Gun O'Malley' when I heard
swishing noise above my head"
Bollmann told me. IL looked up
TO see two natives sitting near
me brushing the flies away with
palm leaves"
Native tribes on the islands have
special patrols to watch
for American flicrs one in each
ef-otp usually speaks "Pldgln
English,
one pilot told me that he APP
preached a small island IN his rub
Der boat 10 find two natives await
ING HIM on the beach.
They gave me a scare for n
minute" ne said. They stood
on the beach swinging long,
sharp knives and shouting, me
friendly, me Christian ! took
their word for IL. They proved
10 be Bill and Ben-both swell
fellows
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
Jdps TO Attack
From AIeutidns,
BiddIe Declares
nv DAVID SENTNER
netrpt un,s, Wsshinston Burcsu

WASHINGTON Dec rs
NlsSka may boz attacked hN tho
laps 80 any moment
This warning of tine immediate
DANGER In The Pacific burst ut of
t-,tuoul OF Airy Con Francis j.
Pddlc during the closing hearing
oD a censorship bil before 'h'
senate judiciary committee iaia\
With their Grp ou ihe UP o.. iHc
Alcu'Ian> The Nlpporc>6 were PFC
urcd as HAVING one foot ln me
doorway 90 The American C"nil-
merit
we should realize that
Alaska i already invaded hN the
Japane~e, SAID The attorney
.rcrcr3l There il no reason
not Ca think that the laps may
attack the mainland at any
moment
TBI TELLS OF SPIES
Tho war further impinEcd itself
into The mahogany quIcudc 90 The
committee room when FBI Cncl
r Edcar Hoover and high officers
I'm the army and navy intelligence
service revealed bloodcurd.lng
tales of spies SabotcW, and sub
vor,iyC agents captured icdhau led
through leads provided hN censor
ship
ongrPsS appreciates the
need az censorship at com
munication> between the United
states and IT, possessions for
military reasons. declared
Senator Van Nul> ,Dl OF
Indiana committee chairman.
but when we redraft the re-
0ueStcd hill next session We
must see that this extended cen
sorship j. not abused and that
the constitutional rig h : OF
American citizens are safe
guarded
The opening by a censor OF a
letter to him from Puerto Rico,
which complained of the admins
fration there Of Gov. ReXiord &
Tucweil. was Indignantly revealed
nv Senator John A. Danaher OF
Connecticut. while Attorney Cen
oral Blddle was being questioned
hN the committee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16

Three Comic Pages every day
in Daily Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
Natives Aid YaHhkS
90 TO 70 Per Cent Of Lost U. S. FIiers Brought
Back TO GuadaIcana With Their EeI p
BY CHARLES +. AR\OT
I nited Press stan correspondent

con SUNDAY we all went TO
church." he recalled. The sing
ing was bit On-tune but the
natives seemed 10 enjoy il. The
women were all decked out in
colored shirts and the men wore
their best breeCh cloths. must
have shaken hands with hun
dred of them after the service.
Boy. how these people love to
shake hands and salute"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18

Seaddrcd envelope Use the this article when requesting your
coupon printed connection with stamps
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
.US0 Hostesses
Given Orders
On Entertaining

GSO. hosteSSes are instructed
NOT 10 ask for the buttons off
soldiers and sailors uniforms. il
was revealed today in announce
menI that 200 young women each
week arc being trained in the
work Of entertaining service men,
Other instructions include:
1 Don't chew gum.
= Don't wear too much ieWelry
or use too much perfume or cos
mCtiCS.
2 Don't monopolile the good
looking boys or dance too long
with ono boy.
1 Don't pry for Information -
and If Information is given, don't
repeat II.
The girls, i'm general. arc asked
10 be informal and considerable Of
the mans financial status. while
Iunlor hoStcSScS are instructed not
10 wear high school girl clothes
because the service mon like
their girls to look like young
ladies.
The instructions were issued by
Mrs Paul f. Jackson, chairman
Of tho USO hostess committee in
tho Detroit area. Volunteers may
register from ; 10 S p m Tues
days and Wednesdays, in the USO
downtown center. 81 West Fort
street
-Four hundred have already COM
pletod training courses for hos
tcSSeS. which last one hour each.
Mrs Jackson said. The largest
group serves as dance partners.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
Combat Stamps Free:
MesapqntOS of War

FREE for NOu 49,. ~
hoauN.h .cGNgatIoual POSTER
stamp, ". Keep Us nlemerlo> Of
these >lun- Mar days. No red
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on your vay"t6 owning such a col
THCn ~. Mack and White
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is hcr- paha,and IN Tho Detroit
Times those cope, may bc cN-
changed absolutely FREE
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America fighting air force
Is easy 10 own these stamps.
Just clip and save 10 of these
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Times Send them together with a
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avenue a Times Square, Detroit.
and YOU VIII receive. m return, the
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Stamps Nos ! 10 10
Combat Insignia Stamps viii bc
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send IN 10 black and white copies
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You may collect As many COM
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
Windsor Strikers
To Return 10 Work

UAW-CIO members in the Motor
Products plant in Windsor are "a
ne returned 10 their Jobs, II was
announced today by Louis Fine
cQ.oc,hacor Of the Ontario Depart.
n iht cf La Dor. who negotiated a
50 Element Of the three weeks old
l'0Or dispute.
The company had refused 10
- ,ogniye the union and when
ST lkerl offered 10 return 10 work
they were told their jobs were
go ;. Fine said. The company en-
ri .vs about 500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
Women Warned
Fires May Lose
War for u 5.

\ The Responsible rs o. rho house
vie r n-e, e~'-c 2 c.f,tV.oo con
facrsr-r ,r ,rs 1-0' eo' 7H 81.
rad o~ Dr~nt oas pointed GA
rv veN.- Lsra-rr chairman 81
the fire prer-r. committee O.
the Bczt1 ~ Commerce ~ mas
meeting ar lilo Eoae-CadI.laC 10
tcl sponsored hN 'rc CIVIC pud'
Association of Greater Detroit
Waste paper kept in attics
and Easements u one of the
greatest fire hazards under the
type of attack that j. liable 90
occur at any time in Detroit"
Ianph7r stated @Onc bomber
plane can drop 1000 nccndiary
bombs upon Detroit The record
L. that one ont OF every four
bombs starts fire.
CAN'T HANDLE 500 FIRES
The Detroit fire department
cannot handle 500 fire at one
time. By reno, inc fire hazards,
nv taking courses In fire proven
iion and learning how 10 deal
with incendiarN bombs, women
can protect their homes.
From 80 IN 81 per cent ~ the
war production In the United
states IL conferred In Detroit. II
our CITY burns down we shah
have lost the war. The fire col
umn l. Just a. dangerous as the
fifth column. Carelessness Is n
crime in wartime"
Kenneth Burns, chairman Of tho
salvage committee Of tho MiChl-
gan Defense Council stressed tho
need for salvaEinG waste paper
rags scrap iron steel, copper. lead
zinc brass, waste rubber and fats
DANGER OF LOSING WAR.
THE need il 80 great that, I'M
less all OF this material II put
into the industrial blood stream.
We are in danger Of losing the
war" he declared. "The cleanup
for defense program. sponsored
nv the Board Of Commerce. IL
particularly timely. But, with
out the support of the women
Of the community this program
cannot succeed"
The Civic Pride Association fol
lowing the pleas of tho various
speakers. launched a Salvage for
Victory campaign
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18

his neighbor, Thomas Becker. 46
According TO Sheriff MerI
Beukett, Plumber said he shot
Becker twice in the hack as hi
was leaving Plumbers home after
a visit. Becker, until recently alSC
a farmer, is now employed in al
auto plant in Pontiac.