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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25

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Lost and Found


BEAGLE hound. female: black. brown.
white, soldiers pet. Reward. Madison
1882.
BILLFoLD Lost: keep money, return
papers. Reward. Name address inside.
BROWN and white shepherd: chiid's pet
Hogarth BIOS. 4245 Fullerton. Reward.
lcAT--Gray tiger striped, female. 2e4 Linz
coin Road, Crosse Polnte. Niagara 4i4s.
Reward.
GOLD wrist watch; Swiss, Cyma make
initiated; vicinity Broadway Market,
woodward. Gotham Hotel, Room 403.
Reward. -
LOST-A ll6 folding camera near Noah 3
Ark at Cedar Point August 2lst Liberal
reward. w. T. switzer. 1870 West Forest.
Detroit, Michigan.
SMALL reddish brown female, Vaccination
tag No. 1921. Reward. University 1-7i53.
lWALLET-sWoodward and RKO-Uptown.
2-O9iO.
WRIST WATCH Small: lost August nth.
vicinity Marquette Fourteenth. Reward.
Tyler 6-5i20.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
lngs IN the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Sectioni
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25
Fire Races Utah Plant

SALT LAKE CITY. Aug. %
GNS) Many explosions ripped
through the block-square Utah
Fire Clay Company plant at Salt
Lake City early today. spreading
flames that quickly destroyed the
S250,000 structure. The plant was
engaged in government work.
Cause Of the explosions was not
learned Immediately.
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THE MODERN
ULTRA SHORT WAVE


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other Treatments have failed, including
sinus. lumbRgo, neuritis, bronchial eatsrrh.
common colds. muscular and Joint com
plants, and other acute chronic diseases.
OTHER DISEASES
symptoms aud ailments carefully diagnosed
and treated are Ansmia, Asthma. Nerve
Weakness rheumatism. Also rnr, nose.
throat. NaricOse veins and ulcers, Eas
bloAting, dropped stomach and abdominal
pain.
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Clip and bring coupon below now! n
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Market Rooms l-502. Tel. a. 464O. ,
Hours: . 90 g. Except Tuesday,
, Thursday and saturday. 8 to9 T-s-25
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HOME FOR FUNERALS
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TUESDAY AFTERNOON

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Detroit evening times., 1942-11-22
.PoIi(eNdb Youth
In Butter Theft
Photo by Times stan Photographer
Ohm MCCLELLAN

Captured by police after a mile
chase, Melvin Orr, 19, of 15747
Stansbury avenue. was held Satur-
day for investigation of the theft
of $50 pounds of butter.
Two patrolmen from the Nc
-Graw station spotted 0rr's car, the
back seat loaded with butter
cartons at -LoYett and West War
rem avenues at 3 a. m. today When
they attempted to stop him for
Questioning, he fed.
When first arrested, he told 1t.
Ray Weiss that he was a butter
and egg" salesman. Later, how
ever, he admitted, Weiss said, that
he had stolen the butter from the
Awrey bakery warehouse at Tire
man and Ironwood avenues. He
told Weiss that he planned to sell
the butter.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-22
1000 Join Navy
On MKeever

|, Nearly 1000 men have entered
the u. S. S. McKeever. navy re-
cruiting ship. 10 take preliminary
steps fer enlistment since the
8S-foot model destroyer was
launched in Campus MartiuS
last April, il was announced today
During the navy's current drive
TO enlist 1000 Michigan men dur
ing the month before December z,
the ship is being manned from 8
a. m. 10 10 p. m. daily. by mem
bers of the Detroit District Asso-
citation of the American Legion.
The Legionnaires sent 1877 ap-
plicants 10 the navy recruiting
station, third floor, Federal Build.
ing. during the first week OF the
drive 10 set a record.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-22
Supervisors Act
On Civil Service

A special session of the Wayne
County board of supervisors was
called Saturday for December 16
to set in motion the organization
of the county's civil service Sys-
tenn. voted by the public at the
last election.
First duty will be the selec.
ton of three commissioners to ad-
minister the system which will
follow the lines of Detroit's civil
service program.
The vote was certified TO the
state election commission after
completion of the canvass by the
county commission. The vote or
the civil service law was: Yes
231 ,225-No, 136,94S
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-22
u. 5. May Bar
Kin Of Cdptives

Relatives OF Windsor men who
are prisoners OF war in Germany
may be denied the right TO visit
Detroit, II developed Saturday as
a result of a ruling by the United
States Department OF Immigra-
ton.
The rule provides that no resi-
dent OF Canada having relatives in
Germany shall be- allowed across
the border. The original intent
was 10 bar persons of German de-
scent whose relatives might be
used by the Nazis as unwilling
agents.
In Port Huron, however, the i'm
migration officials held that the
order also covers Canadian fami-
lies whose sons or fathers are priS-
oners of war.
The ques ION, submitted to
Washington for clarification, has
not yet been raised in Detroit. II
the Port Huron Interpretation is
upheld, il will effect the families
OF more than 300 Windsor men
who were captured at Dieppe.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-22
I'd Navy Air Squad
AtU. Of D. Named
30 in 'Aveneer' Group.
Mostly From Detroit

Personnel of the second naval
aviation squadron TO be sent to
war by the University OF Detroit
was announced Saturday by the
Rev. George A. Kmieck, S. j.,
of the university's COM
mittee on enlistments.
Known as the Titan Avengers"
the 30-man group is dedicated to
avenging the loss of the old air
craft carrier u. S. S. Lexington in
the Coral Sea.
Members OF the squadron include Rex
BeaTsau, Sass Grand: Robert Dawson.
shire: Edward Finn, oswego, N. Y; Rich
ara Hasgedorn. Rocky River, o.: John
Hamilton. 24oo Edison: John Hammang.
774S Senator: william Harrison. s2s9 Bed
ford; Charles Kemen Jr.. 1885 Indiana:
John Kras. $40 Michigan; James Maun-
ders, 1sl00 Indiana: William McCabe.
452s Kensington; Paul Mclaughlin. Fiat
Rock. Mich: Thomas Mclaughlin, 1880
Wark; Robert Weinberg. Glandorf. o..
Edward O'Hara, 1so37 Santa Barbara:
Richard Papke. III Batavia, River Rouge
Francis Ramssuer, 1910 wark; Bernard
sehlan. 51T3 Tuxedo; Richard Snyder,
l7344 Santa Barbara, and Frank Vogt,
Rochester N. Y.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-22

of Uncle Sam.
He passed his physical exams,
took the oath and reported for
duty at Camp Custer as a private,
taking his place with the 81 other
of the Times editorial
who are serving their
country in the army and navy.
Born in Ingersoll, Ont, MacLel-
Ian came to this country in the
early twentieS. For a time he
worked on the Border Cities (now
the Windsor) Star and the Flint
Journal, then attended Antioch
College near Cincinnati before
joining the Detroit Times staff as
a reporter June 30, 1924.
Assigned to the police beat, he
covered all Of the big" crime
stories until he was promoted to
assistant city editor in 1929.
He held this position until pro-
NOTED TO city editor on January
80. 1889. Mcclellan has a brother,
James, with whom he lived in De-
troit at 1000 Van Dyke avenue; a
mother, Jeanette, residing in In
gersoll; another brother, William,
also an Ingersoll resident, and a
sister, Mrs. Anne Slattery of
Ont.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-22
Obituary
Chrysler Engineer Rites
VIII Be Held tuesday

Mass will be sung for Thomas
J. Laurence, 65. engineer for the
Chrysler Motor Corporation, at 10
a. m, Tuesday, in ST. Theresa's
Roman Catholic Church, 1866
Quincy avenue.
Burial will be at Mt. Elliott
Cemetery.
Mr.. Laurence was born in St.
Louis and in recent years has
made his home at 4094 Virginia
Park.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Elizabeth Galwey Laurence.
and several sisters and brothers
living in Chicago.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-22
7 Auto Specialists
Join WPB in Detroit

D. J. Hutchins, regional director
of the Var Production Board,
Saturday announced the appoint
ment of two automotive special
lists to The WPB's Detroit staff.
Appointed were p. A. Revelt,
who has been with various auto
motive concerns since 1916, and
II. B. Harper formerly Of the
WillyS-Overland and Studebaker.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-22
Puts Victim on lee,
FIees With S7O0 Loot

A bandit who locked the man
ager Of the Belle River, Ont,
brewers warehouse in the refrig-
orator Saturday, escaped with be-
tween S700 and $500. Windsor
police reported. They were check
ing a possibility that the man may
be one OF a gang which several
months ago robbed q similar ware
house in Windsor.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-22
Examination Set
On Draft CHARGE

Arraigned before J. Stanley
Hurd. United States commissioner.
on a charge of violating the Selec-
tive Service Act, Michael Fran
czak, a member of Jehovah Wit
neSseS, was released on $1,000
bond Saturday and ordered to ap-
pear for examination Novem-
her %
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-22
People
You Know
Detroiter Back in u. S.
After Begging 8 Zeros
By WILLIAM ZACK

Steve KrerytIky, now a proud
first lieutenant in the air corps,
has returned from duty in Alaska
and the AleutianS, and Is STA
toned at Colorado Springs, Colo.
His first duties in the Alaskan
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-22

nanions. Steve is credited with
disposing Of six Jap Zero planes,
putting him well in the running
Tor Detroits leading ace.
Recorders Court Judge John v.
Brennan ran across an extra-legsl
problem in a lunchroom near the
court building-he dropped a quar-
teer into the mustard pot on the
table. and with little success tried
20 recover 1t with the paddle.
Finally the manager took the pot.
dumped out the mustard and re-
turned the quarter. all shined up.
Bob Ford, Carl and Mra Farmer
and State Senator DR.. Edward
Fisher discussing affairs Of state
at lunch in the Statler and
at the Adcraft Club luncheon
there. plans in the making for the
thirty-seventh annual celebration,
10 be held at noon this year, a
week from next Friday. Harvey
Campbell will be guest of honor
and 10 admen will be inducted
into the Old Timers Club, Verne
Tucker said.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-22

1HERE will como n day when our arrogant,
bOasting, chesi-pounding enemies will be topp1ed
down to black defeat. viii you be there to see the
surrender? You get in right now and help
speed the day of victory. Thrilling adventure,
histOry-making action in store for you. And
you can get the finest possible training in a line
of your own choosing, If you enlist in one of the
ways shown above. Don't miss this opportunity
to serve your country and prepare yourself for an
nfter-the.war career. Stop at the nearest Army
Recruiting and Induction Station and talk il over.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-22
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Detroit evening times., 1942-11-22

area " ere 20
help establish
island base S
and fly patrols.
w hen HOSTILE
ties developed,
ne accompanied
b o m b ers on
raids 10 KiSka
and grou n d.
strafed Jap po-
sitions. W h
three CO M
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-22

Eddie Batchelor's bulldog, Win
ston, now is Official mascot of the
sailors at the Naval Armory
where he lives as he did in the
Bachelor household, according tc
naval regulations his size ano
appetite are better suited 10 the
army. Eddie says, than TO the
Bachelor home.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-22

Like sending him . gift every
day. Order The Detroit Times
mailed daily to your man In tho
armed forces.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-22
Times City Editor
Goes Into Army
John Mcclellan Joins 81
Ce-Workers in Service

John Mcclellan, city editor of
The Detroit Times for the last
-four years, is wearing the uniform
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-22

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that, to us, important event. In 1852
a Scotch half-breed from the Red
River Of the North, named Francois
FIndlay, but known as BenetSe to his
associates, and who had first returned
from California to the Rocky noun
tains, began to prospect ON what Is
now Gold creek in Deer Lodge county
and found light float gold. But he
found no mines that would pay as his
prospecting was necessarily Of super
fetal character. The fact Of gold be-
ing found there, however, became
noised about among the few mountain
men still in the country and in the
spring Of 1856 party among whom
was Robert Hereford, John Sanders
Oong john, Bill Madison and one or
two others who were passing Benetse
creek on their way to Salt Lake City
from the Bitter Root valley where they
had spent the winter trading with the
Indians, found a piece Of gold that
weighed about 10 cents. This Hereford
gave to Captain Grant who used to
show it to his friends as the first
gold found in the country.
'The matter rested here until the
cDIulk u 1000 WACA 4ADAAA@o IeANNAAA's
Reese Anderson, James and Granville
Stuart searched for gold in that
and found as high as 10 cents
in fine gold to the pan Of gravel. But
as they had neither tools nor pro-
visions (they were living on wild game
without salt, and creek water they
could not accomplish much more, es-
pecially as the Blackfeet Indians stole
four Of their horses and so harassed
hem that they decided to return to
The Emigrant road, trade and try for
provisions and tools. In the meantime, |
turing the summer Of 1860 mining |
enthusiast named Henry Thomas came
I'D by way Of Pend Oreille lake and /
,egan TO prospect where Pioneer City
low stands. Almost unaided, he sunk /
/ shaft 30 feet deep IN the glacial
ietritus along the creek, getting a
title gold all the way down.
HE also washed some Of the sur
ace at this point during this and the