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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-06-04
Student Wins Award

Harriet Browning, ninth grade
student at the Richard Montgom-
cry High School, has won ten
books for the school library and an
individual book selection for her.
self in literary letter contest con-
Quoted by the Lippincott-Stokes
publishers.
The award was one of twenty
such awards given in the nation
wide Lippincott-Stokes Library
Contest. Miss Browning will
assist the school librarian, Miss
Katherine Bullion, in selecting the
ten books for the school library.
The letter was written in an
English class taught by MISS
Elizabeth Deleven.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-06-04

Announcing that they candidates for election
subject to the Democratic primary in September
prominent Montgomery County Tuesday evening
definitely threw their hats in the political ring.
At the Annual Women's Democratic Club of Silver
Spring, Kentucky burgoo party held at the palatal
home of Park Commissioner Lacy Shaw, friends urged
the announcements
Thomas Earle Hampton, Bethesda, for the past
four years president of the Board of County Commits
sioners will seek the nomination for State Senator;
Joseph Simpson, Jr., former Counsel to the Commits
sioners will seek the nomination for States Attorney;
R. Watts Farmer, present County Commissioner, for
Sheriff; Lacy Shaw and Richard Lansdale for County
Commissioners; Enar Christensen Silver Spring attor
ney Judge of the Orphans Court and j. Forest Walker
former Treasurer, for State Central Committee.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-06-04
Ministers Named
To Stations By
Rev. J. V. Lilly
Countrywide Appointments
Approved By Chief Austen
sen. Get Symbolic Arm
Bands

The Rev. J. Virgil Lilly, deputy
chief in charge of Protestant min
listers, has made the following
assignments of ministers to casual
ty stations and they have been ap-
proved by Philip J. Austensen,
chief of the Public Relations and
Information Service, which in
cludes the Morale Section of which
ministers are members. They will
be given arm bands which will
have Latin Cross on the civilian
defense background to identify
them during air raids and black
outs.
Ministers and their stations:
Takoma Jr. High School-Dr. R.
Paul Schearrer, 1870 Maple Ave.,
Tokoma Park, D. c.; Rev. Joseph
A. Hauber, Silver Spring, Md.
Montgomery Blair High School
Rev. ]. w. Lotus, 912 Mont
gomery Ave., Silver Spring, Md,
Rev. Frederic Echert, 94O6 Gar
wood Drive, Silver Spring, Md.
Woodside Elementary = Rev.
Ralph D. Smith, 1908 First Ave.,
Silver Spring, Md, Rev. Walter
W. Gale, Silver Spring, Md.
Kensington Jr. High School
Rev. Edwin A. Ross, Kensington,
Md, Rev. Wendell S. Tredick, Jr.,
Kensington, Md.
Chevy Chase Elementary =
Rosemary Rev. C. H. Richmond,
Chevy Chase, Md, Rev. ]. Hillman
HolIister, Chevy Chase, Md.
Bethesda Elementary = DIR. J.
Raymond Nelson, Bethesda, Md,
Rev. James S. Albertson, Bethesda
Md.
Glen Echo Fire Dept.-(No as
signment to date).
Rockville High School = Rev.
Raymond P. Black, Rockville, Md.
DR.. H. X. Pasma, Rockville, Md.
Lincoln Park High School =
(Negro) Rev. C. E. Hodges, Rock
vile, Md, Rev. James w. Davis,
Lincoln Park, Rockville, Md.
(. Gaithersburg, st. Martins =
Rev. w. ]. Elliott, Gaithersburg,
Md, J. H. Haley, Gaithersburg,
Md.
Sandy Springs, Sherwood High
School-Rev. B. F. Auld, Buttons
vile, Md, Rev. C. A. Michael,
Md, R. F. D.
Poolesville High School = Rev.
Chas. Lanham, Poolesville, Md,
Rev. w. H. Polk. Poolesville Md.
Damascus Elementary-Rev. ].
E. Benson, Damascus, Md, Rev
james P. Kerr, Boyds, Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-06-04
Rockville Lions
Win Trophy

Rockville Lions Club Bowling
team captured the Gold Trophy at
the Annual inter-sectional bowling
contest Baltimore, this week. Mem
bers of the team were, Robert S.
Billhimer, DIR. Frank Broschart,
James White, Joseph Stimek and
John MARYLAND.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-06-04
Married

Mr.. and Mrs. E. Clayton Ricketts,
announce the marriage of their
daughter, Amy Bernadine to Mr..
Charles Upton Roberts on May 9,
1912, at Leesburg, Va.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-06-04

IRON THE clustering boasts
of Herr Hitler in 1889, 1910,
and 1871 to the present blows by
the Royal Air Force there is a
transition of the greatest import
to the world. No doubt the
Fuehrer was certain of Ger
many's ability to return A HUN
DRED FOLD any bombings of
her sacred soil. And, at the
time, Germany was able to bomb
at will backed by an overwhelm-
ing superiority of air power.
Hitler failed, how
Blow ever, to gauge
For properly the ex-
Blow tent of possible re-
sistance. Also he
apparently made himself believe
that democracies were too weak
and too little organized to make
any real effort to cope with the
German power.
Scars of that heroic period of
resistance in England will re-
main throughout history. Also
future generations will revere
their ancestors whose courage
and love of liberty made posi-
BILE better world in which to
live. Had England broken in 1910,
following the fall of France,
Germany would now control
nearly the entire world except
the Americas. And we would be
wondering when an attack would
be made on us.
, AS it is, England suffered the
most severe test of history dur
ing 1910 and 1941 and, all the
while, worked feverishly to reach
position where she would be
able to give Germany at least as
much as England had taken. We
have no means of estimating by
comparisons but, based on our
confidence in British reports, we
can rest assured that Germany
is getting severe punishment in
return for the devastation
wrought.
Instead of the blatant below
ing of Hitler of worse to come
we have the spectacle of Hitler
admitting "great damage to
Cologne" and of his apologizing
to his people for the losses sus-
tanned in Russia. We find him
seeking "outs" for the promises
of early and complete victory.
Instead of returning one hun
dred fold the number of bombs
dropped on German
Hitler territory we find
Admits England following
ssDamage'' one raid of more
than 1000 bombers
Ply another, in two days time,
NEARLY as large. Instead of the
fearful warnings of Nazi terror
lists we are relieved with the
factual statements of Prime
Minister Churchill coupled with
the promise that the destruc-
finn of the STRONG industrial
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-06-04
Graduates

Novella S. Moore, Rockville, will
receive her Master Of Arts degree
in the school of Education at the
Tooth Annual Commencement ex-
ercises of New York University
June 10.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-06-04
Mr.. and Mrs. Guide
HOnored By Rotary

Members of the Rockville Ro-
tary Club have presented their
past-president Adolph Guide and
Mrs. Guide with a silver plate in
honor of their twenty-ffty we'd
ding anniversary.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-06-04

When anybody knows he is right,
you have the privilege of thinking
he is a animal designed to draw
cart.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-06-04

The U-boats have convinced
many Americans that war can
affect us and our standard of
living.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-06-04
Thoughts for the Week

1T is better to light candle
than to curse the darkness"
Charles E. Schofeld.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-06-04

The dreams Of youth would do a
lot Of good to those who have be-
come original with the passing Of
years.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-06-04

DIV another, in two days time,
NEARLY as large. Instead of the
fearful warnings of Nazi terror
lists we are relieved with the
factual statements of Prime
Minister Churchill coupled with
the promise that the destruc-
ton of the strong industrial
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-06
BIRTHS


Girls were born to:
Jean Albert. l73l Seward.
Phyllis Becker. 1901 Lauder.
Helen Baynn. 1882 Ohio.
Rosa Brogsn. secs Dumbarton road.
Alice Better. s6l stimson.
Mildred Bosen, eit Montross, Royal Oak.
Mabel Beisr. 1880 Psrkwood. Huntingtor
Woods
Dorothy Bel. 1889 whteomb.
Helen Bodnar. 5s3s Kopperniek.
Geraldine Chuck, $3.50 Nickel, Dearborn.
Ann Cohen. 22s7 Ford.
Leontins Craig. sea Trowbridss.
Bestrics Caisti, 6h Burns
corneha Carey. 1879 heDouFsn
Blanche Dom browski. 1891 Anglin
Lillian Delaney. 7ss40 Patton. Roseville
Ethel Ebert 1891 Mark Twain.
Lois Ford. 1881 Grggs
Winifred Fischer. $3.50 Msttetsl
Jusnita Fenegho t3i7 Pennsylvania
Marie Fleming, t32s Yorkshire.
Gabrielle FoIlmer. 3e7a Hereford.
e f,o,,n, r1n . i ,s.s, nssr' road
Hsiins Gsrfiewski, s2it Chsne.
Msdeleine Glider. 7st5s Cambridge. Gar.
den City.
Dorothy Gestlng 1911 Brooks.
Ruth Grahl. 37si Edison:
Gin Gee. ss4s Northneld.
Gertrude Helm. 1905 Wisconsin.
Esther Hartwell. i5o3s East State Fair.
Msrs.ret Henry. 32f Watson.
Iner Houston. 7iie Dubois.
Freda Johns, 1887 Cloverlswn.
Anna Kuchsr fe2s Junction.
Bessie Knoppow, 1850 Rochester.
Betty Kyle. 1900 Lssalle boulevard.
Mural Kistier, 1850 Longview.
sara Lorim.r. 72s whitmors road.
Dorothy Love. ii0i Claremont. Dearborn
Elizabeth Lsndsneld. 1403s Dacosts.
Mary Larson, s2i7 Dryden.
Bessie Lane, 1921 Plum.
Mary Nuns, 1887 Msndots.
Margaret Mitchell. 1910 Runyon.
Blanche Marsh. $50 Pemberton. Gross,
Irene Mecosh. Route =. Birmingham,
Rose McCung. s0e Rivard.
Geneva McDufee, 2l25 Riopelis.
Eleanor Mclntyre, 1877 Warrington drive
Gladys Niekett. ss55 stoepeL
Pauline Petx. 1921 Martin.
Helen Polinsky, 43is Tyler.
Esther Patterson, p12 Theodore.
sfiildur Ringauist. SSH Marlborough.
Dorothy Rice, 2os30 io-Mils, g.. Clair
Moreno Schmidt. 1872 Kentucky.
Bernice schoenrock, 1888 snowden.
Insy Smith. 1888 Helen.
Betty seeiey, 3is Fielding Ferndale.
Ruth subiette, 1891 Warwick
Rose schrsger. to7t Burlingsme.
Lucille Stevens, 52l0 Yemans, Hamtramck
Irene TORS. se01 Rsthbone.
Wihelmins Thompson: 1875 East Jefferson
Lydia Tomei. 2b7e East Canheld.
Mary Tapp. 215 East Canneld.
Nina Wise, 3H Owens.
Cornell Wilson. $500 Greeley.
Minnie Whitehead. 1887 Monroe.
BOYS
Boys were born to:
Virginia Armstrong 1855 Mont gomsry.
Msrgaretts Busch. 1880 Monica
4 Virginia Buescher. 342s Lemay.
Mae Bishop, 3417 Ct. Clair.
Dorothy Baker. 517 South Kenvood, Roya
Oak.
wilhelnina Byrd. asa Medbury.
Irene Bronson. 43s Charlotte.
Helen Catlin, 1se4s Lindsay.
Ida Cotton, 1873 Goddard.
Marie Coen. 81. clair Shores.
Bertha Calhoun. 537 Hastings.
Grace Collins. 1921 Wisconsin.
Nettie Campbell. 7s1 West Grand boulevard
Ruth DeBssco. 1887 Eastlswn.
Csrleen Demysn. e19 Altadens, Rcys
1 Oak
Evelyn Davis. 1923 Hsyden
| Lorere Eskew. 1871 Clsnwood
Lucille Fluhart, 1901 wsrvick, Lincoln
4 Park.
JEANNE Garland. 10eft Foley.
Dolhs Guxnsn. 1888 Perry.
Ffsncsa Hudson. ASH Drake,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-06
Custer Bars Soldiers
From Bar, Midway

FORT CUSTER. June 6.-Army
personnel at Fort Custer today
were forbidden to enter a down
town drinking establishment and
a carnival playing outside the city
limits by post officers, who said
the step had been taken to protect
men stationed here.
The War Veterans Club. which
holds a club liquor license, was
declared ''off limits"-and there
fore not to be visited by army
personnel. The Sheesley Midway,
playing q weeks engagement. was
given similar treatment with mill
tary police posted to see that
orders are carried out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-06
MARRIAGE LJCENSES

Howard Phillips. rs: Leona JablonskI, n.
Freeman Yon. 40. Irene Rutecki. 10.
hsnley =. Marteil. 76: Irma Karen N
Pearson. Al.
Paul Ko,lowics. II; Helen F.dorcush. "a.
John q. Lundgren, Al: Katie A. Schulz. Al.
Theodore Hopper. 30; clementine L. seles-
Daniel N. hseKinnon. 20: c.v.n Kn.srs.
Floyd II. Mclean. 81; Lillian Hsyter. At.
Clements Rosinski, 10; Genevievs KsminslCi.
Joseph Claycomb. 81; Antoinetts Pasco, rs.
Albert J. France, 50; Ruth 9. France. as.
John DiPonio. IT: Ada ~. volimer, a.
Vernon Tyler, "a; Alma Payne, a.
Alvin Price Jr., 20; Betty J. Tate, 10.
Conrad Benn. 40: Helen Lachovicz, as
Donald Foeert, as; Katherine lawson, "A.
William J. Mason, 10; Edith NJ. Sans, 10.
John seefelt, IS: Dorothy Raby. 20.
Robert J. cloutier. 70; II Rita X. RsstsIlo.
v.rten G. Peterson. a: Ale. no.. rArun.
Albert :; wokas. a; M.ry.n =. N,eDon-
Lewis b, Mitchell. 10: K.thl..n N. Carter,
George :. choke. 20: Valentine sssjkuv.
c.of.. ;, si.O.urh. "a; virsiuI. NJ. Rich.
Bruce p. Anderson. "a; Elaine 8. BO,m.
Harry r, schup,. "a; csth,rln. A. zsi..
Edward Ins,r,on. IS; Mary r. Dresch,r.
CAR Mae link. TO- Mimi. L. sro,sm,p.
Jonn Y. ourk. n; Betty X. Goodwin, 10.
william r. BurtouFhs. IS; vinnifrsd osf.
~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-06
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Iicenses applied for:

Marriage licenses applied for:
Joseph II. Blair. ~: Ola Kaieel, ~.
Luther r. Lee, 10: Ernestine Lee. IL.
Herbert 4. Petersen. "a; Eleanor J.
wi mhnD' Kces a. 20: Doris M. paul.on. 10.
Alfred c. Wool. IS: Gladys Brown. a..
Benjamin Anger. AZ: Helen Dryer. %.
Alex May. IL: Eleanor Geniwicha, AZ.
Ward A. Cummings. %; Frieda Betke. n.
william MacLesn. ~; Virginia Dieriek, IS
Hollis A. Mansfield, ~: Irene J. Saliva, 20
Victor X. Zoiler. rs: Alice n. Hirz. 20.
George r. Ide. "a: Ruth L. Clark. "a.
william McInnes at; Martha J. Fisher, n
Arthur sawyer. "a: Helen Y. Frech. ~.
Ris char, J, Cornell 'r' 81; Florence y
Adolph Bsnkowski. IS: Lottie oleksiak. a.
Virgil Csstetter. Al: Gertrude c. Hort. -,
Michael szusrkiewicr. IL; Mary A. Maer'
webster ]. Owen. II: Elizabeth H. Hays,
Ant.n For.it. Il: Dorothy Kukis. Is.
Arthur J. Kutcher. IS; Marian stegmsn.
~.
Gordon 4. chri.t.nsen. rs; Arina Bald.
Alfred II. cr.utr. 4s; Elma J. Burdiek, rs
Chester ssrannsn. IL; Gertrude Wa
Joseph ci.r.nit.ro, II; Ann. Grille. 10
George g. Macy. ~: Betty v. Horn. 10.
Daniel Ftnlan. IS: Regina Germaine. 20.
Robert Carl, 81; Gladys syverson, as.
Aldrick Bellaire, Is; Beatrice Kupkowshi
Amedeo ru.ei,r.Ih, IL; Elisabeth cstaro,
Chester r. Lee. 2s; Dorothy N. LsRocque,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-06
Pontiac Plan School
Opens Here Monday

LANSING. June ga four-day
training school for local admins
traitors of the Pontiac Plan of con-
serving transportation will begin
here Monday, conducted by the
Michigan state safety commission.
The four-day school will cover
training on four main points Of the
Pontiac Plan, staggering OF school
and working hours. sharing the
ride, conservation Of manpower
and better use of streets and high
ways leading to war plants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-06
BIRTHS
GIRLS

GLkLH
Girls were born to:
Gertrude Holden. s27lf Long. Dearborn.
Wilma Hausman, 4oS7 Porter.
Kathryn Hin. 1915 Ludlow.
Dorothy Hansline, s1o Napoleon.
Irene Hessel. 1887 10-MHs. Center Line.
MARJORIE Hamriek, s5Oe Herbert.
Arletta Hilburn. 2o44t Wisconsin.
Thelma Huey. s3e MACK.
Dorothy Harris T417 Third.
Shirley Harris. S0s3 Whitfield.
Margaret Hanlon. $3.50 Cardonl.
Mary kolberg. ie347 SDowden.
Louise Kobsns. 100 Church, Highland
Ruth Kstr. $40 MontclsIr.
Sylvia Kowsl. $3.50 Tsrnes. Dearborn.
Mildred Kravec, 1890 Hoyte.
Dorothy Kristen, 1906 Parkgrovt.
Vera Krawchuk. se54 Thaddeus.
Maxine Lockman. 1901 Plainview.
Bethany Lucas. All Reese. South Lyon.
Dorothy Locascio. se72 Calhoun. Dearborn.
Icyfeen Lake. 5s27 Twenty eighth.
Mary Landon, 72s Meridian. Dearborn.
Anna Lichtenstein, 1880 Stoepel.
Mamie Martin. 202s Cody.
Trenouilla Nell. 315s Charievoix.
". Masters. 1914 Iowa; NJ. Clemens.
MARJORIE Meinrinser, $3.50 Three-Mils drive.
Aaret Hakelim, 1914 Carmel
Gladys Mailin. 1880 sturtevant.
Anna Mcmillan. 1905 Monica
Catherine Mobiles. 1879 Larned.
Florence Heidig. zoe whitmors road.
Antoinetts ortoian, Sass Ternes, Dearborn.
Genevieve Oienfk. 735I Middlesex. Dearborn
Eileen oBrien, l322 North Altadena, Royal
Oak.
Julia Popa. 1855 st. Msrys.
sophie PrintE, ITO East Grand boulevard
Grace Rossi. 1889 Kentucky.
Imogens Ronald, 1882 Linnhurst.
1rena Ripple. 3s2l Crane
Margaret Ruessegger. SOC Yale.
Kathleen Roy. 15s45 Evergreen.
Mary Rapp. 1895 St Aubin.
stephanie RsEan. 5307 Cecil.
ssllie stoddard, 1882 Patton.
Phyllis strsyer. 1901 Appolins.
Monica sadonis, 13435 McDougau (,vtns)
Mary solsrski, 1875 Trenton,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-06
Obituary
Sara Grdnet
Dress Buyer Of Hines
Dies in Hospital

Mrs. Sara Granet, AZ. for 13
years a dress buyer for Kline's
store and well known in women's
fashion circles, died yesterday in
Harper Hospital after a weeks
illness.
Rabbi A. NJ. Hershman will Off
ciate at funeral services in Lewis
Brothers Funeral Home, T739
John r. street. at 4:30 p. m. to-
morrow. Burial will be in Clover
hill Cemetery.
Mrs. Granet is survived by her
husband. Jules; her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Russell Hollow, and a
brother, Max Kay.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-06
DEATHS

John Byrne. 335s East Forest. rs.
Freds Nsgengast, e312 Theodore, ss.
Catherine Rsidy, 1887 Freeiand.
Frank Mickie Coleman, 277 East csnfisid
81.
Benjamin M. Lister. 1857 wheeioek, OF.
Ralph Mathevson, 26i5 Sixth. 70.
Emma Kups, 1880 Cameron, -.
Elizabeth Harris Hiliman. 1875 Nacomb, a.
James Michael. e34 East Fort. ~.
Francis Summers, ses winder, al.
Francis Patrick John Peters. b West Yer
Jan PoIsncsuk. so7s Eldridss. S. y
Don w. Dentller. le4 East Grand bouie
gard, 70.
Clara Ulrich, 10000 Conner. rs.
Catherine wottusik, 1905 Revere, te.'
Angelo Pslmieri. 3402 Superior, SIS.
william A. Moore. 205s Eleventh. So.
Marian q. szsdokierski sis Eilery, ~.
Abraham Levin, 1850 West Philadelphia, 10
Ocie Stevens, 1888 Fourteenth. 50.
Josephine Augusta Peters. 5574 Cooper, ~
Andy y. Allen, Ceiis, Mich, al.
Eber Daniel Lsnhk, 1877 oiyus court. q
IEtba NAE LsviA As<s oassso ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-06
Deatb Aotifes

B0f-AK-Anthony. June q bslsved hus-
bard Of Helen. dear fstAer - Walter.
Michael, Stanley. John, Roman. Leo. Louis,
Joseph. Frank. Mrs. Mary Turowski, Rose
RsJskub Victoria Rediak. Hedwig Caro-
falo. Bernice. Funeral Monday. 1857
Twenty-sishth street; Assumption Church
NJ ..
MARTIN, JOHN F.-Juns 5. beloved hus-
band of Gertrude Loving father OF
Lawrence. Cecil and Lsla. Dear brother
OF Josie ostrum and Maud Grover. He
leaves TO mourn 10 grand children. Funeral
from residence, 5s45 Forsythe. Monday.
June ~ 4 y. m. Services st the Wood
lawn Cemetery Chapel N y. N. Member
OF :. b. Il. w. Local ~.
PLAYER--June s; John OF 643s Nc.
Cisiian: beloved son OF I'd Leonard and
Marie Player: dear brother OF Mrs. Cert
rude oiivastri and william; funeral services
Monday ~ y. m ~ A. II. Peters
Funeral Directors
FLOYD I. HAMILTON
713l TWELFTH-hAD19ON 500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-06
Scratches

Track. fast.
FIRST Rsce-Pairzetta-
Ninth Race (substitute) -Declared on.
BELMONT PARK
Track, fast,
FIRST Rsce-Corons Corons. Alseyon.
Quiz, Count Fleet, Hard Pons, Sunday
Puxxie. Dust BY.
Third Rsce-Loughtres, Enterprise.
Tifth Race-Doubt Not. Omission.
seventh Rsce-Enthran
Eighth Rsce-Msttie j., True knieht'
ess. Blazing Heat.
SUFFOLK DOWNS
First Rsce-Fay Mate, Fneumstique,
0~ard Glow.
etsth Rscs--NaAchanes.
oapnnkb Iaco.7ap ekeso0A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-06
Demand Sales Tax

WASHINGTON. June 6 OUP).
Ranking members OF the House
ways and means committee have
given Secretary OF the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau Jr. the choice
OF taking war sales tax or a
revenue bill $1,000. 0O0. 900 short
of the Administrations So, Toe, O00,-
900 goal. II was learned today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-06

from q peace COL. CRANE
time office OF three employees to a
wartime organization of about
5000 employees scattered through
out the industrial cities of Michi-
gan and contracts have been signed
in excess of $500. 900.
Enough armament to fill long
train leaves Detroit daily. Colonel
Crane succeeded Colonel Quinton
here in June, 1888.
Modification of qualifications TO
provide for enlistment Of 10000
additional college Juniors, seniors
and graduates for reserve midship-
man training in the navy has
serve to boost enlistments
throughout this district, according
TO information from the Great
Lakes naval training station which
has charge Of the campaign in this
territory.
Enlistment Of qualified college
graduates, although married. now
" permitted.
four Michigan boys are listed
h the graduating class OF so in
the school for bakers and cooks at
Fort Sheridan, ILL.,, John G. Davis,
Detroit; John B. Weight, Dearborn; !
Charles H. Longfellow. Calien. and
Carlyle v. Eggert OF Sandusky.
After being graduated as a dive
bomber pilot at Corpus Christi.
Cal. Richard w. Batdorff, 14425
st. Mary's avenue. now q lieuten-
ant in the marines, is spending a
Today furlough with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Batdorff. Mr..
Batdorh Is executive secretary Of
the Il Will Do My Best" COM
mittee.
Lieutenant Batdorf will report
for duty at San Diego, Cal.
His brother, Donald. also has
joined the marines and is taking
instruction at Texas A. and NJ.
Privates Chester r. Burrell. De-
troit, and Elliott Wagner, High
land Park. formerly stationed with
an infantry unit at Fort Ord, Cal. :.
now are attending the army infan-
try officers training school at Fort
Benning. Ga.
Pfc. George II. Raetzel. S432
Navy avenue. who is attached TO
Battery c. 18th Battalion. Field
Artillery Replacement Training
Center at Fort Sill. Okla. has
been promoted to be a fifth grade
technician tcorporaD.
Pvt. Edward Kosciow, 1871
Evanston avenue. is taking in
struction in communications duties
at the worlds largest cavalry
school. Fort Riley. Kan.
Pvt. Harold J. Opalewski. 1897
Newbern avenue. has been sent
from the 43rd Infantry Headquar-
tiers Company in Connecticut to
End the radio operators school
he University OF Georgia.
Two Detroit lads. Charles j..
Szczesny. 1917 ST. Aubin avenue.
and Robert B. Burton. 1S445 Santa
Rosa drive. today received their
diplomas at Chanute Field, ILL.,,
marking the end of their training
rs engineering aviation cadets.
SzcZesny is graduate of the
Detroit Institute Of Technology
and Burton Of the General Motors
Institute.
Pvt. John Pancesen of this city,
who was indicted March 10, now
is stationed with the 1st Battalion.
Headquarters Battery. 166th Field
Artillery at Camp Sutton. N. c.
Pfc. Alexander M. Cochrane.
Obs Hubbard avenue. stationed
at Fort Sill, Okla. with the Head
quarters Battery in the Field Ar
tillery Replacement Training Gen.
ter. has been promoted to a fifth
grade technician.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-06
Service Notes
Col. Crane, Chief
Of Ordnance, TO
BE Transferred

Col. Richard z. Crane, deputy
chief OF the Detroit ordnance dis
trict. has been transferred to
Washington for duty June IS and
will be succeeded here by Col. A.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-06
DIVORCES

Divorces were granted to:
Barbara Holody. from John.
Earl Ferguson. from Mabel.
Evelyn Wagner. from Harry.
Helen Jenkinson, from Ernest.
Thomas Collins. from Josephine.
John Biedron. from Tekla.
Alma Conway. from Raymond.
lean Hynd, from Victor.
Betty Koch, from Franklin.
Ruth stark. from william.
Frank Becker, from Coldis.
Oscar Mitchell. from jamie.
John Blake, from Ruby.
Martin y. Beatty. from Msbls.
Daisy Ashford. from Luther.
Gertrude Robertson. from Dermott.
James Mishatin, from Gladys.
Anne Ko~alsky, from Fred.
Walter Osmes. from Rose
Rosella Gershenoff. from Ben.
Julia McTnsr, from Stephen.
Elsie Roy. from James.
Helen Shelly. from James.
Dorothy Winding. from Ernest
Nathan Hale Anderson, from hargare
Bilan.
Ethel Treeger. from George.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-06

Tho Wishing WelP' has .
message In cipher for you. Daily
and Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-06

b. Quinton Jr.,
who served as
d e putty here
from 1884 to
1888. He will
come here from
Washington.
d u r ! n z
Colonel Cranes
command tn e
d e tr oil I ord
nance depart
ment has grown