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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-11

axe forced 10 re .urt Ia Il SicGc OF IT,.
city. WHICH - even more exhauslun
tor them"
Nevertheless the situation remain
Cd extremely critical as Red army
headquarters acknowledged tn:l'
Field Marshal Won Book Uuv,.
CriNe had oNcrrun three more wiz
lagos west ot Stalinerad and driven
the Russians from another sctticm,u.
rDuthWrSt of the Volga steel Genie.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-11

from I'm ten, Is set,,na A., r,,
'''' E!". cat tim. ana anna. p''r :"
!" ret la, /. I'M call .,..'.,. ,"''s
,nan VI. Almost 10 p"uut 'hray.,.,
''''''' '"s' .ta."n, Groom Passes,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-11

dealer: North. :;citi:cr side
villnerablr.l
If you passed EIsts hand orig
inhlly because You hac h',!t:. :.
spade * behind your clubs VIII.
You valued the hand. what vou.,r
YOU do on y0ur next turn if .;Jr.ti,
bid 1-No Trump. West ovcr-ca;;ed
with 2-Spadc5 and North passr;.'
'at;ircs Syndicate. In-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-11

end ms l9O-pIund frame through
III, line tOr substantial gains.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-11

la, decided to leave that !ou-
bic in. for fear he ami his partLar
had terrific miSfit hands and that
further bidding from HIM might
only cause deeper trouble. North
took his club X and then. after
looking at the dummy. WAS torn
between twi ideas. Would he
JeopardiZe his own trump O by
leading a heart To prevent West
from ruling Il club in dummy? Or
would he lay down his spade 4.
with the idea that he might get a
ruff or two himself? He decided
on playing his spade a. then let
the diamond 2. which West took
with the X.
AS expected. West then ruffcd
the club 3 with the dllmmy's lone
heart. called the diamond \ and
got back to his own hand with 4
diamond ruff He Land DOM the
heart a and then the heart !,
There was the crucial trick. dccid-
ing whether the contract went
down one or two tricks. but North
Distributed by King
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-11

Buy War Bonds or Stamps Now,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-11

III 'hnhrrra ihai H." allied COM
ihahu iiah prepared pilns To
H'ahiiiLr the situation in New
''u'ii"L and declared that ac-
r'rutr% I" the late, information
'f0ni tn" trent these plans now
.lfN NtiIl,. H.III,rIi nm
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-11
Jap Advance
Is Checked

NCnmtlnmca irnm rune OnnA
Evening star., 1942-02-01
Miss 'Mzw,/

YRENE DUNE is head Of that school of screen
brides who can toss wsecrack or pie into her
II cinema husbands face before breakfast -
and make him die laughing. That's the zany school,
Other attributes: the sparkling repartee must be
mixed with face that's Nssabe "a hours daily.
Plus ability to do youthful version of Whistlers
Mother.
1t would be good story if Irene were really that
kind of lady. She's not, of course. But she's much
nicer. She's very smart very beautiful woman
to whom movie work is a wonderful way to make a
living. No more. To her the most important things
in the world are Husband DR.. Francis Griffin and
sixyearold Missy. Married for Ia years, she hasn't
yet thrown pie into FRANKS face.
In a frstname town like Hollywood, almost
everybody still calls her Miss Dunno. And she's
earned reputation as one of the best business
women around. She makes a lot of money - and
deserves it. She carefully picks her pictures Is care
full, too, about anything connected with them. But
Hollywood for her begins and ends on the set She
doesn't bring her work home with her.
She began her career as the films zaniest bride in
1896 with Columbia's Theodore Goes Wild"
Well, Irene did. And she has been going wild ever
since - in front of the camera.
Evening star., 1942-02-01

Everywhere else Irene is calm, dignifed, serene.
Nnetynine per cent of the time she's as cool as her
voice But far below that lovely exterior runs vein
of dynamite. That vein was tapped during her last
picture, Unfinished Business"
Famed Gregory La Cava was the director. He
picked out dress for her to wear. She didn't want
to. They argued. She yielded. She took it to the
dress shop herself to have it altered. At AM next
morning she was on the set The dress wasn't She
waited in her dressing room - her serenity leaking
away. La Cava thought she was sulking The dress
arrived at H. The dress went on. Irene turned to
her maid: My jewels for this scene, please" The
maid paled. The jewel case was home. Irene said
quietly: Would you mind leaving for just
minute?"
Then slowly. deliberately, she kicked over every
thing in her dressing room that she could kick
without breaking her toes. Some things she threw.
Then she went out and had fight with La Cava.
len minutes LATER they were pals - and she was
Serene Irene again.
Oddly, La Cava is one of the few who spotted the
dunno volcanic streak He likes to nickname people.
Your name with Us" he announced when he first
met Irene, will be Mary Lou Wham"
LUPTON 4. WILKINS0N
TW-7I47
Evening star., 1942-02-01
Read how my 4-Pvrpose Focs
cream helps keep littls signs
Of age from showinsl


You know without my telling you
that the skin of your face is more
than one age. Surely you've noticed
it in your mirror, many times! Your
cheeks may be a smooth, fresh l9.
But your forehead may look IS or
more! And around your eyes and
mouth - around your nose-in the
hollows of your throat t-your skin
may look quite a bit older.
You see, age shows first where
there is most motion where your
skin is constantly being stretched
and relaxed by speaking, laughing,
frowning and eating.
Evening star., 1942-02-01
Ny One Creom
Does 4 Things For Your Skin

My 4-Purpose Face Cream, used
generously at these points of motion
and stress, helps to keep your skin
supple and elastic-helps to keep it
soft and smooth. It's the way thou
sands of women keep little signs of
Evening star., 1942-02-01
Does your Forehead look
Years Older than your Cheeks?

age from showing around the eyes,
nose, mouth. It's the way thousands
of women keep their skin wonder
fully fresh and young-looking!
Lady Esther 4-Purpose Face
Cream is different from ordinary
face cream. It's different because it
takes care of four vital needs of
your skin-not one. but four! Here's
what it does:
CD 1t thoroughly cleanses your
skin. (2) 1t softens your skin. re-
lieves dryness. 60 1t helps nature
refine the pores. (4) 1t smooths
your skin. prepares it beautifully
for powder and for makeup.
Send for Generous Tube
Mail the coupon below for a gen.
erous tube of Lady Esther Face
Cream! Try it as a hattering pow
der foundation in the morning-as a
cleansing and softening cream at
night. See in your own mirror why
more and more lovely women every
day are turning to Lady Esther
4-Purpose Face Cream!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
On the
Business
Front
BY WARD SCHULTZ
Times Financial Editor
II want 10 borrow $780,"

This request was made by q
Detroit war worker 70 the credit
manager Of one Of Detroits big
banks.
Upon going over the fellows
application the banker pointed
out that his earnings had aver
aged close 10 500 a week and
asked why the loan was neces-
Sary.
III need il for current living
expenses. he explained quickly.
you see ! took a pretty good
cut i'm pay a couple OF weeks
back and it'll he another week
or so before | get il back"
Interested az the thought OF
pay cuts during nianpower
shortage. the banker questioned
him further and learned that
the pay cut resulted from a
material shortage in the plant
whereby the worker reverted 10
a straight 40-hour week and re-
ceiVed no overtime.
The significant thing about IL
is that the war worker had been
including his overtime in COM
putting his weekly salary-and
he lived up 10 every cent of it.
When he was cut back down
TO a normal work week-regard-
less of- ms Cdrnings-It was tan.
tamount TO pay cut and he
just couldn't get by.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
VOLUNTARY CUTS

Moreover, the railroads reply
said the carriers have made ~t3,lltiff-
tary reductions in rates on numer-
Gus commodities, like sugar, rub
Der and petroleum, Involving fully
as much revenue as is being
realized from the general rate in
crease. Thus the general rate in
crease has been offset.
-QPA HE apartment Of Hgrf.
culture and the bltumlnouS coal
division Of interior department
have joined in asking cancellation
Of the rate increases which the
ICC allowed in February and
March. averaging AT per cent or
freight and 9 per cent on paSsen.
ger. 10 offset partially the wage
increase Of last December. They
contended that rail earnings now
are adequate 10 permit the roads
10 maintain good profits without
tho rate increases and are asking
that the rate boosts be rescinded
as a part Of governments anti
4nHSt sT,g9-yo..s,s.,.sf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
Only a Symbol

The hourly wage is a symbol
of an almost forgotten era. Now
it's how much overtime will I
get in your plant.
And that's one reason why
job-freezing was necessary in
Michigan.
Yet that doesn't solve the
problem, il merely provides q
temporary sedative.
The day of reckoning will
come when a postwar America
is no longer prepared 10 work
men longer than 40 hours q
week.
Will the American worker be
content TO take what he consid-
ers TO be a 40 or so per cent
reduction" in his pay?
What difference does it make
to him that the hourly rate has
been maintained-his pay check
Will have Shrunk toean alarming
degree.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan ~. crates T. 8 so
. IN. minimum unless Otherwise stated
ga.d storage STOCK Mcintosh $3.50 s.
Delicious, 81 l512 O., Jlusthans So S. "
2. 10 minimum 81 sO1l75 Northern
Spys, 81 s5I2 SHOWS 81 So. q. in mini.
mum, - 25i Washington boxes Delicious
extra fancy 6f-l2js. 50 2513s5
Bad 81 hampers, Florida Black
valentines $3.50 % 3 -. best S375 wax
beans. 4d4 10. ordinary s. 50.
BEETS-Texas p crates 81
BFoCCoLI-Cai!fornia pony crates. So
BRUSSELS SPROUTS - California y
CABBAGE Los Angeles crs,es Texas
50 ~ IS; Arizona, - so North Csroira
p -hu. hampers s. - p $50. New ya-k
I 20 NJ 3D. g
CARROTS - California. Los Angeles
crates 81 punches SIS. f,V 81
.cAtLIFLoWER-Canf9rnia pony crates
CELERY snchissn bundles dol
S,s.Ss' medium eoc. q crates roush Golden
e.. =, 81, ~ - sS.2o, Canada = ora'es rough
'cf IS ~ p g. Florida Golden Hear wire
.0-n7 crates irftv1usuv washed. d1z.
cRANBERRIEs ~ Nassacbuse,,. IN,
Howes Sf3514 80
GRAPES California display lgzs I'm
rer.rs L $ fancy. $500 8 60: o. SO
= 90 35t Almeriss r. Zane, 81 if
B. 20; Risie-s. African pack 81 IS co-7i.
LETTUCE-Los Angeles crate, Iceberg.
Arizona. 5 doz.. s. 7517es. -ros.rr SIS IS
~ doz $1,000
LEAF LETTUCE Ho,house. fn.ib. has.
Kos o,, orc and Mieh.Esn. - 81
So Sclo~s medium 81 80 j 5o swse,
Spanish. 3-Irch and larger T.. $50 l.
some efrefa'y GOOD condition Michigan
O. .orldo. s.. ~ commtfclsI
--irrn and IarEct 50 30.
FFAFS Wa.h'nstor. box D'Ar'aus 100.
fancy S37l. extra fancy Strf e5.
" tshlne'1n box B-sc ioo-i21s fares s. s.
TEAS california bu. hsk's S. Tc>as
0u fletc's Esrcrs. '' .nuf % rH
PEPPERS Florida ~ hu crates CAL.
I'.a N"f iers - %. World Pl4frrs
:. -, 81, TgEs' nv. baskets caNfrra Won
potatoes .ioo-rb sacks rs ~ :
p unless otherwise stated idaho RUS
set Bu-harks washed s. 2lr335. ur-
Grade - - lo-lh paper sacks use Ma ne
az '4F varieties $3.50 90 2t.air MIN
%. il-lh paper SACKS soc rev SIC.
RHa.s 81 log 225: rr7sr Pe-.rslia ISM
PAPER sacks Us. No. / Green Mountains
RADisHrs-Texas . crate. ana pony
,rsies 81 - -, f." h'rh as s. gen
sHALLors-Lorsaaa barrels 81, crstes
S-do-er 50 So. b.tage0 So
ssPINAcH-TeNas bl baskets SAVOY. s.
SWEET POTATOES Louisiana IN cr.s
Porto Rican Vans L. 40 / s. 60I2 SIS
Maryland Goldsrs bu hafke' T. IS SO Z
S21 25 New Jersey On hampers T. s.
SO I Jerseys sansv soil stock 81 o.
red soil stock 81 so So
TRAWBERRIE S-F Florida pirfs carry
overs 30 35c Der pint
TANGERINEs Florida as hu boxes
combination grade some fair cprf 'ior
cf6s-I50s q 25r3
TOMATOES-io-lh repacks medium 81 20
T2 dollhouse. nothing offered
TURNIPS- Georgia bu baskets 81 500
I SIS Texas y crates 81 S.. few h.sher
TURNIP TOPS-Georgls bu baskets
ti.2 = 40.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
Farmers Market

FRUITS Apples BALDWIN,. No. 7, So
) ?. eu Delicious. fancy, s. 50 bu No
g H-s-25 bu.; 10 /. 81 'oa1 rs No. 2
75c s. Greetings fancy. 81 50 bu. No
J.. eUc S.25, Northern Spys, fancy 81 81
hu- No l. 81 50 = ? No. Use p 81
SHOWS, fancy. S1.35 hu. No I sOc q 81 Is
10 ? so 75c, Jons'hsns. fancy. 81 bu.
80 :. 81 % -. No ., 75c. Steele
Rec fancy 81 hu. No /. 81 2511.75
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS I'm
give. fancy, 81 30 bu.. No. /. Sl5oQ2
vE5ETABLE GREENs-couard<, No. !
. v-EE5;fr2 "a IF. u Misc LBesr topped
soc. cao5are. No. soc 81 6u 30. :
Soc Red Cahhase. 80. 1 e0c 81 - bu
Carrots 'appet fancy. 81 % hu no. ]
- 55a2 80 81 %. Celery fancy
Celrrr. Michigan SQUARES No
T. s. ~ 81 Celery Root No ! 81 35n.
tu., Celery Cabbage No. !. 50 son :.
sg So 81 - horse-rad.sh fancy
Ieeks 40 !. 75crSf dozen lunches
onions Dry fancy 81 so 5o-lh. ssca y.
! 81 sas ae 81 s. c1rD Parsie,
$50 I 90 GOO dozen lunches Pats.c'
L,'.' 80 D. Sc 81 hu Potatoes, So )
81 'tn rn ln".io sack. 80 81 30
4 HH Pumpkins No !, soc ~ bu Pa!
s.rs dollhouse. ". suc dozen lunches
SO. 75eaSf nu squash Delicious y.
T. 81 25gl IS hu- 30 2 75c TAB,
Queen. No l. S1l1-50 bu 30 . 75c
Hubbard, 80 :. Slul.50 tu , So. . Use
Turr.ps, topped. No. Slrl So ora No
? 1lc vegetable oysters. No. !, use 81
dozen buatres
E5Gs-Lsrge. SIS 5o1is 30 dozen case
medium Sl3DI4
P0ULTRY-Llve. hens heavy breeds. %
SOC IT,, leghorns. 10 &c; sprifgers ~
&c 10: leEhorn. 3 Csc turkeys. IS 70
7Icl geese. % $50, ducks, - 26c
HOGS-Dyesssd. medium - &c b.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
No Isolated Case

II this were an isolated case
it would be nothing more than
an interesting story. However.
with thousands upon thousands
daily absorbing similar over
time psychology, il becomes one
of the most vitality important
trends in wartime America
trend which may have much to
do with deciding the nations
economic fate.
The war worker of todayNno
longer computes his salary on
the basis of his hourly wage
times 40 hours he looks at his
pay check and lives accordingly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
Cont'I Motors Plant
FOremen HOnOred

Discussion Of Detroit induStry's
part in the war production pro-
gram. with special emphasis on
the contribution Of Continental
Motors, will highight the dinner
which the firm IS rendering its De-
troit plant foremen at the Book
Cadillac Friday.
+ Representatives Of the country's
armed services. and of Detroit
business and industry, will be
Iamong the evenings speakers and
special quests.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
Funeral in Saginaw
For Major Paul Taft

SAGINAW. Dec 10 Funeral
services were scheduled here today
for Mai Paul Ferrand Taft, SO
chief Of tine Saginaw army ord
nee district and cousin Of former
President William Howard Taft.
a native of Illinois. Major Taft
served "a The first World War and
remained i0 officers reserve until
called hack into service in 1911.
ITe was sent here when General
Motors machine gun production
started
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
WAGES BOOSTED

Had the rate increases been in
effect during the whole year Of
1912. the rails answer said. they
would have produced increased
revenue Of approximately $751;
100000. whereas the wage in
creases Of last December have
added 1897 600. 900 10 railroad
operating costs during this year.
In addition n further increase in
operating costs Of $4,000 600
over 1911 has been borne by the
railroads this year as result OF
increased prices paid by them for
fuel. materials and supplies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
Answer Is Education

The apparent answer to the
problem is Observation-Disclosures
by both the government and the
unions.
Perhaps with rationing and
forced saving the time will soon
be propitious to educate the man
in the plant to live on his nor.
NAL 40-hour salary and save the
balance.
1t will certainly be dangerous
TO delay much longer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
AT Pontiac The aters

oAKLA%D-.M Nv SISTER Eileen Short,
News
STRAND Flying Tiger" Novelties
News
STATE Tough ~ TNsv Come" an
Trfsoner 20 faQar News
EAGLE Crrssroats' suE "P q e
Minds 'ne Pahy
oRpHFt-M Mrs N.r'ye- " Novelties
HURON IN THIS our L!fc and YOU
Sever GfA T.th r
kFETO The Ma 1r and 'rc - morn
and Surs 30 ~ Pioneers q"
rEANTCS Tho Major and the NIrog'
ard Wings frr 'ne FsE.s 20
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16

Custer will have the first gradu-
alton since the arrival Of the
military police school. when some
200 officers of the Sth Refresher
School Company complete their
courses.
The graduates viii receive their
diplomas AZ \ formal parade in tho
afternoon and have a farewell
dance AZ a Battle Creek cafe in
tho evening.
Assignment 10 regular COM
mands follows the Friday cere-
.mony.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
Railroads Ask
Reje(tionof0PA
Rate Cut Plea
Contend Revenue Yield
Fails by $3.50, 900, 900
TO Meet Added Costs

WASHINGTON, Doc. 10 Ma
tons railroads have asked the ICC
10 reject petitions by the OPA
and other government agencies for
cancellation Of last SPRING. freight
and passenger rate increases,
In an answer 20 tho OPA petit
ton filed with ICC, the railroads
contended revenue yield from rate
increases in question fails by $50
100000 a year 10 meet the added
costs imposed on c9rricTs by the
December 1871 rail wage boost
and subsequent increases IN costs
of materials.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16

coon hunting expedition the same
NIGHT with Il friend He said he
carried tho same .22-calibcr rifle
with which ho killed Mrs Pitt.
Tho youthful father Of four chill
drcn WAS granted permission by
Captain Nulbar "to have one last
look ~ my sweetheart" lie was
escorted by troopers 10 a Lansing
funeral home late Monday night
where De WAS shown his victim
Netins stood silently, sighting be.
side the Ca>kct for several min
u'c>, and WAS finally led away tc
laIl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
N. W. Mddigdn
DieSin Saginaw

SAGINAW Dec rs NIchsc
" Big Mike MadIcan. who
served through three generations
~ management az Wlckce Broth
OTIS and WIckc> Boiler Company
Wa, dead today A. 81
Having spent n years as gen
cral foreman Of the Wickes enter.
priScs he worked until Monday
when illness forced him 10 lay off
lie fC1vcS one son, Dr. II. II
MadiEan.
Funeral services VIII be a.
4. N tomorrow Al 81 Mary,
Cathedral. with burial in Fores'
Lawn Cemetery
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
Aids Shoppers
ODT Chief Allows Extra
Delivery Dec. "a

WASHINGTON. Dec. 16 CUPl
Defense transportation director
Joseph b. Eastman. coming 10 the
aid of last-minute Christmas shop
perS. today issued an order au
thorizing merchants 10 make one
additional delivery on December
"a, day before Christmas.
But he specified that merchant.
who make two deliveries on De
cember - may make none on De
cember ..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
q. q. dO Take Over
Health Laboratories

outlay Of $4,000 TO finance OK
p4n>,on Of the laboratories
The war department would
reimburse the state for the $40 600
and also would pay tho customary
81 yearly rental
LanCWS said construction on
several new buildings. halted with
abolition of WPA. would be re-
summed Immediately through use
of emergency priorIt.cS
Tie said operations Of the health
department would be continued
for The duration in one Of the older
buildings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
Gala Christmas Eve
planned for Custer

FORT CUSTER. Dec. 1e.-Chl.
dren Of officers. non-commiSsionec
officers and enlisted men of tho
reception center arc going tc
have an old-faShioned Christmas
Eve party at the centcr'S chapel
with a Santa Claus, a big tree and
plenty Of presents
The children viii participate IN
a Christmas program. sing carols
and listen 10 Christmas music
played by Pvt Rupert Otto, the
chapel organiSt
The program 10 he directed by
Chaplain {. NJ. Brandon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
Ke|sey-Hdyes Votes
A, b Dividends

kelsey-Hayes Wheel Company
has declared dividends of 37la
cents on the Class A stock and
37la cents on the Class B stock.
both payable January /, TO holders
of record December 26.
Dividends declared this year
total $3.50 on the A and on the
B. S112l2, the first on the issue
since 1886. ..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16

here i'm n day or two 10 examine
the field which was enlarged and
improved AZ a cost Of more than a
half million dollars 20 the civil
.aerOnauticS administration, c lie
said. Additional land for the eX-
panSlon program was purchased
by the city and jriVate contribu-
tors.
The army probably VIII take
over Haskell Community House
this weekend 10 quarter l25 ord
nance men studying AZ General
Motors Institute. j. ID. McCallum
announced today
He said negotiations with the
army for leasing the building are
expected 20 be complc c d
Thursday.
Said NcCanum.
Unless an unexpected hitch
developcS, II looks very much
like the army will take over
Friday or Saturday"
A request 10 permit Hurley
Hospital 20 hire about % con-
SCiontious objcctors as hospital
ordcrlcs has been sent 10 Selec-
tive service headquarters AT Wash
inCton Ralph " HucSton an
nouucod today llUcSton said state
Sclcctive service headquarters had
informed him IL had no jurisdic-
ton IN the matter ..
Debut still exists rs 70 tho legal
status of Rep. elect Raymond
Snow Of Flint. who Is a member
Of The coast guard and on active
duty
Mylos F. Gray House clerk,
sand Snow has not indicated II
no viii bc in Lansing January
20 be sworn in, and he VIII refer
the matter 30 tho House when j,
'convcncS. House rules state that
a member must be present in or
der - he pad s. n day.
An election oS stewards for the
city hall employees division Of the
Go state County and Municipal
Workers Local n wll be- elected
AZ a netting a. SIS today in the
commission chambers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
Quarterly Payment
By DIESEL emmer

DeiSel-Wemmer-Gilbert Corpora
ton has declared the quarterly
dividend of 80 Cents payable De
cember % 10 holders of record
December %. bringing total pay
ments for the year 10 $3.50, same
as 1911
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
At SAGINAW The aters

TFNTLF Srr.rl'.rrc ri 'he Rockies"
FRANKLIN WI. Done r.
WOLVERINE Fa.''In' sererate' and
TIE F4.r.u Takes over
MECCA Berlin Correspondent and
Pus,es Roar
CENTER NJ Fa,or.'e Spy and Ssba-
faps Squad '
DANIEL THE Invaders" srf oman a.
Lave
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
SHOT THEN KISSED HER

Nov.ns said he went 10 the Bit
trailer on north Howard street
November ~ whore he accused
Ellen Of Iync about her where
about, A quarrel cnsued he said
and shot her while she was
sitting on n box az the rear Of the
trailer / picked her UP and KISSED
= I.fg bor hacl, dorn and loft"
co-nyrha, calIauslv Novins saie
M rotrIrrrd ~ Inc trailer a week
latar and took The bodv TO hi,
ror-ct In q borrowed car TTo saic
ta s.,f r.. cr.ld,on to Tho neioh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
Saginaw JdIopy
Drive Extended


SAUNA" I'.'. 49, "".! ~
pleasing reports came ..om me
hrSt day o. nc c.'t-"la0 nm can
PICKUP oIi.c.a.s 81 'o' Ialopy
roundup announced Y HAD been
extended p Week
MIS- fred T. Cope 'ta can sal
wage chairman. >@li carry p.ck4p
results !noisa'r9 '!He i"o-oay 7F'No
WI pring a mAsh greater amount
OF 'ii man '." former GI.Fc "hen
car -oaH WAS -h. pI"'i
trucks We're covering Inc west
sac To-Day.
Ai'h"I-H 4J Oh cars base poo7
sent 10 Inc NHf yards since inc
Jalopy roHAl'p was starred hE 'l'
JUNIOR cna'hn'r 81 commerce. ONE
c.aI> o'.lcE @ many nor" can te
obtained u ne drive Us extended
20 December -
C,I,. 49,, - '.,...- ..........,. .