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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-03

STATE RABIES VACCINE
next ten days 33c. Bring them
to the hospital. Dr.. A. {. loW.
2O-eod-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-03

FOX GOOD REBUILT SECOND
hand or new furniture come to Il,
L. SatterWhlte and Sons, near Fire
Station. l9-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-03

HOME FRONT MILEAGE MUST
be maintained. even increased
through retreadng. Let us retread
your shoe Phone 638. We call Ion
and deliver. Glissom'S Shoe Nnop.
13-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-03

GOOD BUYS IN USED CARS AT
goodbye prices: 1881 Pontiac coach
at 500; 1881 OldsmoblI2 sedan,
500, 1880 Model A Sedau, SO,
1929 Model A Coach, good tles, al
$85. Nice selection n newer model
cars at prices that Will appeal 10
close buyers. Gambler = Palmer
Motor Co. ll-u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-03

SEVERAL GOOD USED ELECIRlC
Ranges. RefrigeratorS and o'i
Stoves. New and used Battery ana
Electric Radios. See us for our
Electrical Needs. Henderson H"oH
Co. Phone 10. zo-u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-03

The Henderson Daily Dispatch is a
member t The Associated Press,
Southern. Newspaper Publishers AS
soclatlou and the North Carolina
Press y. 500 alton.
The A~srtlafed Press IS exclusively
entitled .. use for republication all
news Dispatches credited to ii or not
otherulsy e. edited IN this paper, and
also the lOca. news published herein
All rights - publication f special
dispatches hcle!u are also reserved
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-03

SIOES-LIKE OLD FRIENDS.
always wear best. Let u leDulld
your old shoes without losing then
comfort. Phone Al. We call Tor
and deliver. Norwich Shoe Repair.
1T
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-03

FOE RENT. MODERN FO1fE ROOM
apartment, separate 'nitHhc''
pouch and garage. Heat furme''d
I65 N. G0rnett street, Ralph n.
'Tho,De 3 II
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-03

EVERY BEAUTY SERVICE
ern Shop-ENpcrlencud oueratd,.
Centrally located. Phone 2oH ,as
appointment. BrIdsers Rtar9a
Shop over PaFker's Drug Store
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-03
WANT ADS
E:G K&;ss.gazt>

5lF OUR HiG LINE or MEMS
md pnv- NIah, win, frGks. al
~" and colon a. tupeut%p rJce..
Men Scoop. iro. 2-2t,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-03
WE SPECIALIZE IN ALI,
kinds Of body and fender re.
pair work. Motor Sales ca

WHEN IT'S QUALITY GROCERIES
fresh western meats and fresh
fruits or vegetables at Ike and
let i've prices, try Herbert, Ye}-
low Front, phone 439. Free de-
livery. 1l-tf-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-03

FOR SALE: PIG S4lOATS. NICE
and thrifty. Also n Pjucorcd
Hampshire boar, good breeau,
stock. VIII trade one fresh m.lk
COW for dry COW. G. " Eaves,
phone "7U+. 2v5
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-03

We HAVE \ REALLY NICE
stock OF building supple, aud kin
dricd lumber. Let us supply your
needs. Plenty oil nails. Mex )
Watkins. 3-ltl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-03
WANT ADS
Get Result.

A sd yhnr Hay HIVE YOU PROTECT
ca your crops against hal AT l.,
VINO damage? Insure with ~ and
satisfactory settlement. Ins~ ior
department, Citizens RAM. d''ce
Trust Company. "'N and
l6-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-03

YOUR INSURANCE is ON THE
offensive when you are myeStlns
your dividend from Mutual Insur.
ancc Premiums in WA SAVING.
nonds and Stamps. Phone 800
Gates Insurance Agency. 2l-u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-03

SAVE MONEY. BUY GRENIior-,,n
buS communication tickets ~ CCND
Butner, book of 10 ,c., imp
making 6oc cost OF round tr Go'
Three schedules. Ilp,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-03

HENDERSON. BUSINESS COZ,
New term, Scptember gHHhhEGE
for the best Investmco, HNioI
iul''reIa thorough bushes ty your
ing. An accredited schnnI ''tll-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-03

Iif; VALUES IN LAWN MOWERS
ct $3.50 and $t95. Sec them. Alex
S Wa')Im Silt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-03

WANTED WHITE MILLING CONE
VIII pay 85c per busbcI ~ o''N'
j.. 5. Evans Milling Co. 20 o'o.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-29

ben trot aller Gerlofl,ngen trcu ge-
blieben paren, fano Ganiiil,S cine
nrdd)tige Stiite. GaniiinS mar bie
Seele Ser Sroenstdtiefeit Ser Seilte
item in 9el1tidlano, olr6 sic @taht
Ieiner gerlonlidfeit l1nb ollr6 lein
unermiioli6es @irfen alS 2ebrer,
Sreoiger uno Miiiionar, als Shriit-
teller, ioipie ais 8erater ser Yapite
unb bes Srbersgenerals. 9arin lag
Der erobe ltnteribieo 5tpiideu Ganis
ltus als Heformator uno oem Yie,.oo'
&efornator 2utber. Ganiii11s i,lbte
San6 in Sano nit ser redtnlaBigen
firbli6en Sbrigfeit at reformiereu
lnO nidt NIT gigenitnn Srob lno
@epaltlnitteln, tpoourd) MIR ltnbeil
anseitiftet unb feline iuirflihe &eform
er5ielt tperoen fann.
Scbon 1871 mar es @aniiills 9elun=
gen, nibt nur in 8apern, Ionnern ipeit
iiber oeiien @ren5en binaus, oen al,
ten @lalben pieoer 5ll feitigen ulO ei>
ne iolioe relieioie 9iihtung an5u6ab=
l1en.
0as lit ser @runo, ipesbolb Die
oonfbore 9ta6tpelt Ganiitlls nit beln
Nanlen zines aipeiten spoitels BON
0euti6lano alert uno tpesbalb ibn Die
fatboliide Stride lit ibre groBe abe
nengauerie - in bie 3abl Ser Set
Iiaen, 5. +. Ser tpobrbaft groBen Mdn-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-29

Man mlB ben &erfaiier Ooiiir Can't
iriilen.
SSir leben ric)t nur in eruIter Belt,
lonoern o,b il1 eiller Belt, Die oa5u
an9etan lit, Dtenlben lhlpR5eberil6
at maGen l1no ibnen Sen @lid 81
triiben ioipobl fir bic ebeIcn gridei>
nungen ser @egentpart ais aub Die
in @ottes Sano r1benoe 3ufl1nft. ga
lit es angebroebt uno r,otlpenoia li6
iiber sic 9iftatur oes 3eitgeiltes lno
ale @rbdrmli6feiten iei,er Serr>
idbaft 81 erbeben, iib iiber oie berr'
lbe11oen fleinen uno groBeu gtotcu 5u
ltelle11, uno Sano an oas lnS bon
ser Goriebuug anpertralte gSert 5lt
lesen. gSeil tie oies toten, bernlogen
mir 5u M6nucrll pie Enter sSelii en=
por5l,ihnuc1, ols erfolareidc Strei~
ter.
@eboren mar ser Wiiiiipnnr i'm
Sabre 1854 als Sproiie eiler ieit
ei1em Sabrbunoert in Suroel anldBi-
gen. bon 6euiisberg ltanntenoen Sofz
uerfanilie. Gr. bat bas Giniieoler
@pnnaitum otlolpiert, tpo er feline
9erufung fano. Stad barten &dmp,
fe1t eegen ieinen Gater beeonn er
1873 bas gfopi5iat in @raeten, Sol
lano, po oannals Ser &olliier g. 800
ritz Oteibler Nopi5enmeiIter mar.
Wfitnopisen tuaren II. a. 8onifa5 Sci
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-29
Scr I'll. Yetrns Ganiins ber wirfli9e Meformator
9eutidlanhs
(Sn fcinem 5cft am 81. M6r5)

8ei aller Strenge Der 9urbiiibruug
griinoliber Wtabnabmell, iuar er ocr
s(niid)t, ste ct al1d oen apoItoliihen
Stl1bl eeeeniiber betonte, oaB 0eutid),
lanb elmer slrt miitterli6er gtabiidt
bebiirfe''. Gin gefnidtes 9tobr miro
CT niht 5erbrehen lmo einen glinlmen=
ocn 9odt miro er nidt ousloiGen."
sln Ser5og aIbretbt ben 9apern
,uo ieinem Sobne 8il6eln1 oen ein=
5ige11 sSiirltel1, sic bcn1 altcu @lal1=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-29

ner - atfaenommen bat. 8enn 60
niitns bon Smmel anf oie Stdtten
ieines einitigen 8irfens bernieoers
blidt otf oie 3eritorunge1, oie ein
neues Seioentllm I'M altcn Gaters
lanoe aneeridtet bat, 10 miro er ourb
feline lnG6tige 5iiriprohe BON @ott
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-29
Gin i6mei,er Snhianerapoitel

Gor tpenigen Sobren itarb iii lll-
lerru 2anoe Elm unter oeu Snoioncrn
lange tGtig eeipeicncr @tiiiionor, 8.
9oltboior Sclii, Oem MIN ein slr5t
ieines Seimotlanocs, Ser Scbmci5, Cit
bio9rapbil6e5 9cnfmaI gelctt bnt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-29

oie grnedung neuer 9lpoitel erbitten,
ipcld)e ,uieocrrm riNc driitIide Geipr.
nation in 0ertit lonN ciniiibren, "a.
nit e5 iirb nieoer elnporbcbe aus Der
Siefe, in nelhe es sic itroienoe Sono
@ottes bot bilabiinfcn Ioiien.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-29


aus @oliau, ser Giniieolcr Soief @pr,
ser @oDiier 2uolpig 8onpin. NoG por
ser Grinri5 lunrbc CT Grofeft am Sc.
luitenfoIle9illn iu Srorl,paboi in I0-
ncnorf. 3lm1 H(bid)lub ser tbeolo.
giidlct Stuoicn mllroc rr bon mcit'
| lid)tlgcn nmo ppd'ulo0llo geld)ltltc1
Shcru nod, or1 Nirr. Staaten ne-
lonot 9}idt lonnc hlicb CT bier jt
Ocn Nltltnnten. @ulN fnm er in cine
SnoiocrrcIcruotion, nod Spofone
San3, no er am ). Gr5cmher 1890
gang III ser Stiuc icinc Grini5
| fcicrtc.
Cine crite ulioiicnnc SGtigfelt ent-
| faltctc cr olS Supcrior ser lfiiiinn@-
itotion ct. Eo1l int ST. SelicngH.
bir1c. On er sic Yludc Der SSnoioncr
un1clpobnlid) gut pcrtono, bottc er
BET ucrid)icoenen Sriinolngcn lmo
bent 9Inabou bon Afiiion5ltotipner
entldciocnh mit5llorbcitcn, in ct.
Stepben5 (@ponlillN), 9tortb yoti-
ma, &lomotb Golla, GoIpille, ct.
| SAUL, st.. SgnotillS. Mis- 76i0briger
febrte 4S. 9altboIor nod) st. Houl
5uriid. 9m %. SSonror 1896 lit oer
greiIe Snoinncrniiiionnr bon bieier
Groe geId)ieben.
0ic5 lit ser ullGere Nnbuen Iiir
ein 2chcu bon 9luInpIcr,mN @eiobrcu,
&ogniMen, Ihcnteuern, Snrgen. Sn
eincm 2n5erner &crlo9 lit iiinelt cine
lcbenoi0e Geographic 9. ISel&liS er'
Iid)ienen, perfabt bon 6. u. 9egner -
oeln befonnten 9lugennr5te Erof. Seq
ner in 2u3crn. GoS 9'uD bdlt iib Iret
BON llcberid)mnnM lit fri1d 1tus
! fnopp gcdricbclL ohnc Ben 2eier SIT
crluiiOcIr. G5 ucrurnOrt Dor olltnt
@riefc Oc5 ScllitclulIilionorS. SDne
preOi9cn ooer 0loriiiiicrcn 3u lpollHn,
lpirtt oo5 Sud) i'm Nutcn Sinnc er-
6onlicl. SScniAitcna oo@ S6hlBnort,
in DEM ser Gcriaiicr aus iciner Sc
ieruc Derou5tritt lei bier ipieHcrge'
gchcn:
,Seoc Notipu bnr lbrc Ncloen mo
errihtct iencn 9t1uncrn, sic Ourd)
&ufIentaten ooer nlIrd) ibrc geilti9Cn
&rGite @roBeS lduiclL 0cnfntdler int
! 8eo1ht1iS oeS GolteS. 0odJ iiber ie-
ne, Sic un6eadtet uno in itillem 81.
ferlcbcm ser Mrlnltt llno ser Hpt oe5
Wtitncnlhen ibre iclbitlnic 9rbeit mio-
men Die Itill na6 actoner slrbeit ibr
Sa1tpt gum eipigen Sd)lulnner le1en,
breitet iid) gar Ihnen ser Wantel Der
Ger0elienbeit. &ein Mo,ntment rnh
feit Selbengebid,t perfiinoet ibren
9fubln, uno ein nrnes Grob birgt Die
iroiid)e oiiIle eines Gcrgeiienen. limo
oob miro bas &olf onoG6tig oufbpr-
betL ipenn es bort, >pclhc 8eiitcsbcls
oen aus 'einer lfittc bcrporgin9cn
luo lpel6 9eipoltioe s&erfc ser 9dt).
itenliebe ourd bic ibcrmenlhlid,e
&ralt uno Iusoolter eiucs Gin5elneu
oeldaffen nuroen. Gbriiirftig per-
nei1cn mir uns Dor Sem 9tnn1en eines
iolben >oeloen. Mclc grobe 9tanreu
aiercn BEN Shilo Nc3 Shtpei5erlol'
oes, uno BON Sugelo olf lebrt nus
eil,c rl,bnrbolle @eibid)te SEN Nert
rldnnliber &roit uno ih0pferilhen
@ciite5 ebren llno id1teu. 2ailen mir
1 oarlnt int &irrlunrr Ser ;3eiten bas
| Mn6enfer iener riht perblaI1en. bie
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-29

tradt uno Grieg, in bas driltlibe
9lbenblano einen perbungnispollcn
9fiB gebradt lmo Dem ltnglalben Der
folgenoem Sabrbunocrte porgearbeis
tct. Die obieftip, gerebt llno porurs
teilslos nrteilenoen @el6id)tsl6ret=
bcr - Darunter nid)t ipenige Erotes
ftanten - fonln1cn onriu iibereiltn buB
infolge Ser tutal >perfeblteu Geforlna.
tion ourd Sl1tber sic Geligipn lmb
Sittli6feit, uid)t MIR lrtcr ser ob'
gciallenen 9epolfcrung 9clttlblonos,
ionoern iogar lit fatbolild) ge6licbe-
nen 2anoesteilen INNER nleDr 5erfe.
len l,no oas Gbriltentltm rettltngsloS
Derloretgegangclt ipure, ipenn nld)t
rebt5eitig ser allgelleineu Serlplloe-
rung burb cine griinolid)e Geforlna.
tion Ginbalt gcboten moroet iuare.
Gie gottlibe Goriebung bate oa5lt oen
9roBen Eetrus GaniiiuS beltinr1t.
Sbm ging es 5u Ser5elt, Oab ser emit
pont eroben slpoitel Ser 9elttideu,
bcm bl. 8onifotilts h 0eutl6lono
feitgegriinoete @lolibc 10 arg 5erriI-
fen uno pielfab gans abbanoen &c.
foulnen ipar. Iud) iu 8apcrlt luO
Scitcrreid, mo- Scr altc fotboliide'
@lal1be lpeligltens nod dllBcrli6
berrid)te, ipar oerielbe ol1rb Sic ncuc
ionoerbare 2ebre perbiiitert oocr burf)
3peifel perlprrt, sic GlDlter iparen
entpolfert, sic Geiben ser 8eiltlid)-
felt gelid)tet. Sas Solt lag pielfab
in rober ltnlpilienbeit uno tieriihcr
sSleiibesllrit beeraben'. Die Sdtig-
felt ocs SSei1litenoroens botte 5par
itbon in Sen fotbolilc) gebliebenen
2anbesteilet eingeiebt, foullte iib
nber crit nab oent int Sabre 1862 ir
Srient abgebaltenen &on5il 5ltr pol-
len 8litte enttpifeln. Ganilius mar
als Sbeologe nod Srient brufen nor
belt 1no l6ritt bann 81 lcinen Ct
neuerl1rgslpcrf nit friiden Mltt. IS
ipar cine Gieienaltfgahr, Sic gelualti-
gen S6doen 6u beileu. 6reilid) ianO
er anfongs at Ser religioien @leid=
giiltigfeit ser gntlittlibuug lmo
Geripiloerung ser breiten 9epolfe=
rltngsi6i6ten sic sroBten Siltoerniiie
nno oen bartlldfigiten @ioerltanb.
gs foitete llnielige Otiibe, sic leer
gelporoenen @ottesbduler ipiebcr at
bebolfern oas slnboren ser Yrebigt
uno BEN gnpfang ser fl. Saframente
ipieoer in sh1fnabme 81 bringen. Grit
bas 8ieoera,tfleben praftiider 9telis
sioiitat, oie grsieb,mg eines nelen
@eidledtes in d)riitlider 3udt uno
Sr0mntigfeit, Sic Seraubiloung zines
iittenreiuen &leri,s Itellte ser eiuge=
riiienen Serlpiloerung na6 lno nah
einen fraftigen 9amm ent9eaen.
ganiiius sing mie ein gan5er Wtann
in Dem eroben &efor1nationsuert por,
an. sluf gelebrte MISUNDERSTANDING
bielt er pe1lig, bem Golfe fan CT in
einfaber Sprohe CT. a. bur6 Ser,
faiiung ieines saatedismus) entge-
gen. Sn ietnen grneuerungsarbeiten
eebraubte er feline &abifalmittel, lpie
oie proteitantiiden ,,&eiorlnatoren'.
@r fnBte ipobl bas ltebel at ser 8ure
5el an lmb IGuf audi bon unten 8eiie-
rllng, aber er Iltdte alt6 sic notige
Geformation BEL ben nit Der 2eitnng
oer @ldubigen 9etral,ten 5u 6etrei=
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-06

who had helped him flee, Krug
told the story OF his stay in De-
troit with Stephan in great detail.
telling how Stephan had fed him,
found him a place to stay, obtained
a girl for him and bought him
clothes and a travelling case.
The jury. members of which had
been previously ques ii N d
whether they had any prejudice
against the death penalty. took
one hour and % minutes to con-
vict Stephan, without recommen-
dations. leaving the penalty up to
Judge futile.
Before his arrest. Stephan had
been closely watched by the FBI
because his restaurant had been
frequently mentioned as a meeting
place of the bund. A sergeant in
the German army during the
World War, ne was also known as
a man of Nazi sympathies. Both
he and his wife were naturalized in
1885.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-06

'struction contracts, he said. will
be let through the war depart.
.ment upon completion Of the sur
.veyS.
To facilitate the survey, army
engineers have established an
office at Selfridge under Maj. Ed
ward +. Brownell.
Although Selfridge. formerly
known as the Joy Aviation Field,
has been expanded many times in
military strength. II has been in
creased only slightly FROM its
original $40 acres.
Leased by the army from 1917
to 1921. the field was purchased
by the army and announced a per-
manent military post in 1922.
Since then, approximately $1,000
900 worth Of construction has been
completed
Lehr also announced receipt of
war department Instructions TO
start proceedings for 80 acres in
Romulus Township for expansion
of the army ferry command base
at Wayne County airport, and for
seven acres nearby for war houS-
ing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-06

Columnist f. V. During wants
10 know If there's a hair-dyelng,
.lipstick epidemic in Detroit.
The question occurred when
three Detroit husbands. within a
week. sent him some lines of the
poet Meredith that ran:
Il would that this woman'S head
Were less golden about the hair,
1 would her lips were less red
And her face less deadly fair"
Answer 10 Mr.. d. and the three
Detroit husbands: if there is, the
women aren't the guilty ones.
a searching interview with lead
ing Detroit beauty salons brought
indignant mays" to a possibility
that Detroit women lead the coun-
Try in dyed hair and too much
lipStick.
Wilena Mosure Of Antoine's
land therefore with New York.
Chicago and southern background
says that Detroit women trail the
country rather than lead in dyed
heads.
"It Is true thsAANlany Detroit
women have briLoers and
tints added TO their ampoos,
hut very few 20 In for lalr dyes.
Here the women use less lip
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-06
QuodrupIe SeIfridge
U. S. Moves TO Purchase 2,425 Acres for Addition
to Field Use for New Tract Not Told

Selfridge Field. once a small pri-
vate aviation field which mush-
roomed into a key base of the
army air corps after the first
world war. soon will be expanded
TO four times its present size, il
was disclosed today.
District Atty. John c. Lehr an
nounced that condemnation pro-
ceedingS would be instituted inn
mediately for acquisition of four
square miles Of Harrison township
land adjacent TO the vest bound
airy of the field
To just what use the DPS acre
tract will be put, other than eX-
pansion Of the ar1ny's airport
facilities. was not revealed.
Roughly. the land is bounded by
jefferson avenue on the east. Will
liam r. Rosso highway on the
north. North River road on the
south and Sugar Bush road on
the west u.
Government surveys of property
on the land already are under way.
according TO Mai. G. r. Sullivan
OF the Detroit District Corps Of
Engineers. Demolition and con-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-06
} Nazi Spies
Moy Escape
Hongmon
BY JACK VINCENT
VI New. service star oorrs.ponasn.


WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.-All Of
the eight Nazi saboteurs tried by
a military commission in Wash.
ington were convicted OF COM
plicity in the daring German
sabotage plot, it was definitely
learned for the first time today as
President Roosevelt prepared te
announce the exact fate Of the
spies late this afternoon " to-
One or two. and possibly three
Of the spies, however. may escape
the death penalty il was reported
Mr.. Roosevelt. as the court Of
review, has been studying the
findings and sentences Of the mill
tary commission since Monday
when the trial record and the YER
dict were transmitted 10 him.
Today there came definite news
that the commission has told the
eight saboteurs and defense and
prosecution stats;
"None has been acquitted"
II ,,tol -, those Npordc that cor1p
OF the spies, at least knew that
they must die, either by the firing
squad or on the gallows. Three OF
them are hoping for leniency
They are George John DaSch
Ernest Peter Burger and Herbert
Haupt. the latter because he is
only - years old
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-06
I'd Survivor
Res(uedAfter
3Ddys Af|odt
Unaware Wife Died
When Boat Hit Net;
z Others Still Missing

STANDISH, Aug. "a SECOND
survivor OF the cruiser Arlene
found after "a hours in the chilled
waters OF Saginaw Bay. was ap
parently recovering today in hos
pital here.
"Four days and three nights
without cigaret" was his
complaint as he was pulled from
the water.
Kept afioat by a life preservel
he donned when the 30-foot Graf
struck a submerged fish net stake
and sank last Sunday Abraham ID
Lebean. 81 Of Bay City. owed his
life 10 familiarity with the bay.
Tell my wife I'm okay," L.
bean instructed his sister Mrs.
Beatrice Barrett Of LInwood
when coast guardSmen brought
HIM ashore.
He was unaware that the body
OF his wife. Dorothy. %. was re-
covered Yesterday - the nlntf
found in two days.
OF the - passengers aboard the
Arlene. Eugene Sauve, 27, and his
wife. Fern. p. of Kawkawlin, arc
still missing. Two empty life pre-
servers were found yesterday, be
lieved 10 be those worn by the
SauVcS. The only other known
survivor Of the mishap Is Mrs
Dorothy Repkie, %, who swan
seven miles 20 shore.
when my brother saw me-
sand Mrs. Barrett. who had kept
a constant vigil along the shore
near Au Ores, "he said: -Four
DAYS and three nights without
cigaret, can YOU imagine it"
"He said he knew boat
would find him II he stayed in
the channel. lie has fshed the
bay 80 long he knew what he
was doing"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-06
War Worker,
Prints,
Seized by FB|
Letters from Germany
Short Wave Radio
Also Found in Raid

All Fetz, 40-year-old tool de-
signer in a war plant. is under
arrest here by the FBI following
"a raid on his home at 1905 Bar.
low avenue, where officers found
letters from Germany. blueprints
air photographs and a short-wave
radio, the Times learned today.
Discovery Of Fetz' arrest came
when it was found his wife, Mrs
Iris Zimmerman Fetz. was ques-
toned by the FBI when she Wis
tied her husband.
John S. Bugas, head of the FBI
here, refused to comment,
Fetz was arrested July 25. His
home was one of 120 aliens visited
by officers on that date when the
G-men hauled into the Federal
Building quantities Of Short-wave
radios, guns. ammunition and q
huge Nazi flag.
The raid followed a warning
that all enemy aliens must turn ir
cameras. ammunition and guns
and short-wave radios.
He was the only person held fol
lowing the large scale raid.
F'etZ. his friends said today
came 10 this country from Ger
many in 1882, has his first paper.
and has applied for his second.
He was married seven years age
10 a Detroit born and reared girl
They have a 19-month-old son.
FetZ has a mother still living il
Germany. a brother who is a ply
stefan there, and a sister. He ha.
another brother in this country.
Mrs FetZ. who neither read
nor speaks German. said she knew
nothing about the contents of tn,
letters from the old country TO he.
5 husband
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-06
MiIody Says No
Har-Dyeine Lip Stick Epidemic in De+roit2
Why How Absurd Consensus Answer

stick hut probably more rouge
than those in the east. where the
pallid face and scarlet mouth
has been fashionable for many
years. No. YOU can tell Mr.. Dur
ling there's no hair-dyeing or
npstick epidemic in Detroit"
And Conner Charles of the Ritz
advises:
"A very average number Of
women In Detroit have their
hair dyed. Certainly there is no
noticeable overuse OF lipstick
here, either"
According 10 Conner. there are
fewer blondes today than there
were five years ago. Remaining
blonde OF persuasion was neces-
Sary) is a very expensive task, the
most expensive hair-dyeing jot
there is. since frequent touchupS
are necessary. A few models have
had their hair dyed jet The vogue
of purple rinSing of white and gray
hair is on the way out, too, ac-
cordlng TO Conner. who says he's
sorry 10 report it. All this was
good for business
Huffed a Detroit matron about
the During question
why, how absurd"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-06
Plane Veneer Plant Burns

MELLEN. Wis. Aug. s. GNS)
- The Penokee Veneer Company
plant largest factory in the world
for the production Of veneer for
aircraft. was a mass Of charred
ruins today. Stock Of veneer and
irreplaceable machinery were lost
in the fire, which apparently was
caused by a short circuit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-06
Artillery Active in Egypt

CAIRO, Aug. 6 (UP).-Artillery
activity is intensifying along the
battlefront west of FL Alamein,
middle eastern commIinique said.
today, and British patrols are ac-
tive on all sectors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-06
Gty's SI2>OOO>OOO
Can't Build Houses
Jeffries BIames WPB for Crisis
As Thousands Seek Homes
BY FRANK MORRIS

While approximately 1000 fami-
lies more Jam into overcrowded
Detroit every week, seeking homes
that do not exist, the city has
SD goo 900 available today, ear
marked for housing.
It is in a Washington bank, safe
and idle.
But the Herman Gardens prof
Get is stalled
No other government-fnanced
plan is under construction.
FEW MATERIALS
Few private builders have ma
terials 10 proceed.
Yet the city's war industries cry
for still more men and the infuA
OF workers accelerates every day
Why has this crisis been per.
mitted TO develop?
Mayor Edward J. Jeffries Jr
and other officials today blamed
the War Production Board
They said the board not only
refuses 10 release materials tC
private builders, but refuses Il
relax priorities for the govern.
ment itself.
THE federal housing authori-
ties are aware OF the crisis and
have approved plans for thou
sands of dwellings" Mayor JEFF
fries said. I'm every recent
instance, however. the WPB re-
fuses to release materials"
PLANS GATHER DUST
Charles F. Edgecomb, directo
Of the city housing commission
declared
I'VE make plans, and the fed
eral housing authorities approve