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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-04
COP Slate
Wins i'm
Inghanl
Times stan Correspondent

LANSING, Nov. 4.-Ingh a m
County's entire Republican ticket
was returned to office today for
another two-year term as the
voters gave the COP in the area
a resounding majority.
Substantial victories also were
registered by w. w. Blackney
Sixth District congressman from
Flint, over David M. Martin OF
Flint.
In the state race. Senator Harry
F. Hittle won over Earl Baker
Mrs. Dora Stockman. East Lam
sing state representative, easily
defeated Claude Menger of Holt
and Fred L. Kircher. Lansing. de-
feated Miss Lucille Elizabeth
Belen for state representative
First District.
On the county ticket. c. Ross
Hiliard was reelected county
treasurer. Sheriff Allan A. Mac.
Donald was winner as were
Register of Deeds Ethel Phillips;
Lyle Austin, county treasurer, and
Victor c. Anderson. prosecuting
attorney.
Harry Leadley and w. Ray
Gorsline, county coroners anc
Laverne J. Hendryzx. county sur
veyor, were unopposed for office
On the non-partisan ballot fol
circuit court commissioner, Gerald
F. Haskell and c. Laverne Roberts
were unopposed.
T he unsuccessful Democratic
candidates were:
Ross d. Thompson. for prosecu-
tor: Lester B. Gardner, for sheriff
Edward Mclaughlin, for county
clerk; Harley r. Selby. for county
treasurer; Catherine Brown, for
register of deeps, and eLon E.
Webb, for county drain drain
commissioner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-04
Scrap Jail
SAGINAW Students Win Plea
TO Tear Her Down

SAGINAW, Nov. 4.-That old
Jail the kids wanted to heave into
the scrap heap has been put TO
good use by the city.
Metal plate from the old lookup
in the former West Side police
headquarters is being used in con-
structing auxiliary fire trucks for
civilian defense work. Less useful
pieces will 60 into scrap piles.
High school students discovered
the Jail during their recent scout
ing for scrap and asked council
permission 10 tear her down.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-04
In Flint Today
AT THE THEATERS

Major and the Minor
GARDEN buses Roar" and Boston
Blacke Goes Hollywood"
PALACE-"Gay Sisters"
STATE aptain Fury" and 81 Mar
ried an Angel"
TRAND--" Holiday Inn" and Lone
Star Ranger"
DELLA-"Dr. Kildare's Victory" and
Bullet Sears"
ROXY Murder In Big House" and
"Dr. Kildare's Victory"
MICHIGAN Pardon NV Sarong." and
danger In the Pacific"
NORTOWN MAD Martindales," and
cold Rush. -
TO-"International Squadron" and
CDR. Kildare's Victory"
FLINT A. C.--"Carl Torch and orchts-
ira" with Watkins Twins.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-04
REP. CRAWFORD LEADS

Fred L. Crawford took a good
lead of 1924 TO 10,112 over
Michael ]. Hart.
John p. Shuch led the veteran
Henry J. p. Graebner as the two
were elected to the city seats OF
state representative. The rural
seat was won by David E. Young,
veteran Spaulding supervisor, who
defeated Henry Fisher. Franken.
muth hotel operator.
Other Saginaw county results
as the counting neared completion
included:
STATE SENATOR - Chester
M. Howell, 16, 1857; John Skrocki,
$50.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY
August j. Neberle. 1852;
Irving NJ. Hart, 1858.
COUNTY CLERK-Raymond
L. bankers. 1858; Harry
Klock. 9,001.
TREASURER-Carol 0. Lit
tie. 1921: Martin Sohn. 9.62S.
REGISTER OF NEEDS
Charles Brownell, 16,10f; Paul
inc Brown, 10,360.
COUNTY AUTHORIZED G..
Swartzmiller, 1855; Stephen
L. Vanderpoorten. 9,401.
CORONERS-Richard f.. Gu
gel. 1929: William E. Honey,
1888; Andrew Gossett, 9,97S;
Harold j. Wafer. 9.772.
Road Commissioner - Fr d
Galsterer. 14,775; George E.
Ward, 1858.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-04
300 Needed in Flint
To Aid Gas Rationinu

FLINT, Nov. 4.-Three hundred
persons with clerical experience
are needed for the gasoline ration
ing program, County Clerk George
G.. Dunn. county ration admins
traitor. said today. He asked all
volunteers to communicate with
the civilian defense volunteer Of
flee. A school of instruction will
be held in Central High audi
torium at 100 p. m. Friday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-04
Flint Labor Captures
q Commission Seats:
Carol Beats Tappin
BN JULIUS KAUFMAN
Time. stan Correspondent

In the Second Ward, Commits
Sioncr Harold Inch defeated his
rival. Joseph Flanagan, 2,073
10 1871.
The Third Ward battle between
Commissioner John S. Barath and
Joseph T.. Shears. a former COM
missioner, which developed into a
fight in the final days Of cam
paigning, saw Barath win, 1882
TO 1928.
Fourth Ward Commissioner
Walter Griffin defeated his OPP
ponent by nearly 200 votes. Fifth
Ward Commissioner Edwin c. Nc
Logan and Seventh Ward Com
missioner Frank Deroo were UNI
opposed.
Oliver drew 2.0l4 votes in the
Sixth Ward to 1874 for George
Brundle. Commissioner Shumaker
defeated William Hovey, 2,102
TO 1858.
The now commission will take
office next week. Under the city
charter they will be required TO
select a mayor from among their
number.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-04
800 10 Volunteer
In Gas RationinQ
Times star Corrsspordert

SAGINAW. Nov. 4.-Given three
more days TO prepare, gasoline
rationing personnel will meet to-
morrow evening at Central Junior
High School for instructions.
Eight hundred volunteers are
expected at the instruction meet.
ing, according to Mrs. Hugo Braun
.CDVO chairman.
Delay of the registration was an
nounced yesterday by late arrival
of A books, according TO John F
Kessel, district OPA manager. II
was changed from November gil
to November 12-14.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-04
In Pontiac TODAY
At THE THEATERs

NJ TNE THFNTFWS
OAKLAND THE Pride OF the Ysnkeet. ="
Shorts. News.
STRAND" Pardon Ny ssrong." Shorts.
News
STATE-"k Yank in Iibya" and
Phantom killer" News.
FAGLE--"The Man Who Wouldn't Die
and "On the Shores OF Tripoli."
ORPHEtM The Corsican Brothers
and Three Cockeyed Sailors.
HURON hitsing IN the Dark and
"ObhEing Young Lady"
KEEGO-" Beyond the Blue Horizon"
and The Gay Sisters"
DAYTON" Beyond the Blue Horizon"
and The Gay Sisters
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-04
Traffic VioIa+ors
Fined in Flint

FLINT, Nov. 4.-Today's list oil
motorists who paid fines at the
police traffic violations bureau:
Walter p. Bohn. 5o4 Thompson street
speeding and past stop sign.
Henry Woodruff. 1929 Bundy avenue. nc
operators license.
Edward Coyette 1909 New York avenue
past stop sign.
Tessabel Kayner, 1913 Franklin avenu,
past stop sign.
John Kelley. 1877 Kirk avenue. agaIns
signal.
Paul Hosus Jr.. 1917 Dupont street. past
Donald I. coughlIn. 1855 RIchned road
speeding.
Jack L. Parr, I'll Kensinston avenue
against signal.
Maurice F. Cliff, 1908 Beacon street. i'm
George J. Honenbeck, 2o3s Brook. street
against signal.
William II. Hslstesd, 1545 Msble avenue
past stop sign.
Bernard G. Laycock 800 Eighth street
past stop sign.
Elmer A. Marshall. Montrose. speeding
Lawrence Snyder. sii Second street, nc
chsuffeur's license.
Thomas Good, 231i Lyman street. i'm.
Harley r. Coulter, zoo Pasadena avenue.
against signal.
William T. Chaplin. 1918 Broadway ave
nue., past stop sign.
George Englemann, 2ol7 Oklahoma ave
nue.. against signal
William E. Cornish, zoos Beach street,
improper turn.
Joseph Piumbo. si1 Second street. foul
in drivers seat.
Philip d. George. Dawson, speeding
Arthur Bsuman Jr.. 1921 Beach street
speeding.
Chris Gersi, Detroit. against traffic.
John J. Reiman. 1901 Brown street
against signal
Roy vprochsk 430I Potter road, defect
i've steering gear.
Anthony sslerno. ioS Hobson street. pas
stop sign.
Douglas Cochran, 2ioi Dupont street
against signal.
Elmer Alexander, 1913 Broad street
speeding. "A
Alex schinpf, s3s Bishop avenue. ssains
signal
clifton IT, Robinson, e2s Cottage Grow,
avenue, past stop sign.
Dorr A. Joles. 20i3 Bradley avenue
speeding.
Jerry o'D.n. 1928 Mable avenue i'm
proper license plates.
Harold Hickman, 225 Second street
speeding.
walter Hanna. 7o3s Hills street. against
traffic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-04
Judge Walks
Disqualified TO Try Thief
Who's Using His Car
Times star Correspondent

PONTIAC. Nov 4-Judgc Mau.
rice +. Finnegan IS walking. while
police search for the thief who
drives his car.
The vehicle was stolen yesterday
from a parking space on city prop
erty AT Parke and Water streets,
block from Municipal Court
while the judge was busy in court.
Judge FinnePan angered dis
qualified himself from sitting
in judgment when tho thief is
brought in.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-04
Arthur Hill, Saginaw
Reserves Play Today

SAGINAW. Nov. A stream
lined war year Little Brown jug
competition is scheduled at Arthur
Hill Field today between Arthur
Hill and Saginaw High reserves.
Heretofore series of three
games has decided ownership OF
the Jug but a single game will end
il this year. according 10 Arnold
WolgaSt, Hill athletic director.
Both teams have won one and lost
one this season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-04
In BaylCity Today
ar run rub aTrps

RAY--"sweater Girl" and Tomb
stone. "
RECENT "Desperate Journey"
CENTER antasia." and N'Postman
Didn't Ring"
wEsToWN- Married an Angel, and
Castle in the Desert"
WASHINGTON-"Fiy Flying Tigers"
Moonlight Masquerade"
and The Body Disappears
TIVOLi-"The Corpse Vanishes," ard
Tower Of Terror
wOODSIDE - "Klondike Fury" an a
Land OF the Open Range"
RoxY--"In Old California" and shut
Ny Big Mouth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-04
Appeal Board 10 Hear
Gas Rationinq Rules

BAY CITY, Nov. 4.-Detailed in
styuctions on gasoline rationing
viii be given ration board helpers
and the 200 man appeal board
next Monday evening when John
F. KesScl, district OPA manager,
appears here.
The meeting will start at 7:30
O'Clock at the ConsiStory Cathe-
dral. according TO Adolph Blanch-
ard. county ration chairman. All
information regarding gasoline
registration and rationing will be
available AT that time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-04
Pinconning Man
,0penProbe
Times star Correspondent

BAY CITY, Nov. 4.-Mysterious
death of a Pinconning man was
being investigated today by sher-
ifs officers and coroner.
The man, Levi Goldman, az. died
at Mercy Hospital this morning
from a skull fracture.
Sheriff Charles w. Kinderman
said Goodman was found uncon-
Scious yesterday in his room at
the home Of Arthur Burnett,
Route /. Pinconning. At the hos
pital he died without regaining
consciousness.
kinderman said he would join
Coroner John c. Klamath in an in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-04
. Drivers
Licenses
Revoked
Times stan Correspondent

SAGINAW, Nov. 1.-Two driv-
ing licenses were revoked and
three more were suspended yes
terday in hearings held here by
Trooper Richard tanner.
Revelations were recommended
for Jerry Sanford, 2225 Wilkins
street, and Elmer Hosner, 252S
Schaefer street.
Clarence Buggia, 1915 Ottawa
street, got 80 days suspension and
80 days was recommended for Bir-
ney Leroy Hall, Route 6, and AL
bert w. Blower, COG South Porter
street.
Joseph kessler Jr.. 1920 West
Michigan avenue, failed to appear
and five others were released with
instructions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-04
Deatb lotires


BROWN-Nov. 2. George. OF 1880 wilde.
mere. beloved father OF y. 8. Brown.
Funeral from parlors OF j. sutton A son.
+l47 Trumbull avenue, Thursday, ?. Inter
ment Grsndlswn Cemetery.
CIsCHKE-Nov. 3. William C. Of 1888
Lenox, husband 81 the late Louise
Toepfer Cischke; brother of Emil. Mrs.
Martha WedeiI, Mrs. Ida Gowan. Mrs.
Clara Cripes and Mrs Elsie Watson.
Funeral service Thursday. 1:l5 p. m, at
A. II. Peters Funeral Home. 12057 Gratiot
Ave, and 2 p. m. At Faith Lutheran
Church, Jefferson and Philip.
HAGER-Nov. 2. 1912. Hulda W. dear
mother of Mrs. Ida Boyd and Mrs. Ros.
Steele; dear grandmother OF Mrs. Bernics
Mead. Raymond Boyd and Lorraine Steele
dear sister OF Miss Hilda Erickson. serv.
ices at the Burrei funeral home. s73s Fen
kei Thursday morning AZ IL 90.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1. Fred OF 3f45 Elm
wood, dear brother Of Mrs. Louise w
Kandt and Edward W. Netzel. Funeral
service Wednesday, I p m. a. A. II
Peters Funeral Home, 12057 Cratiot. In.
terment. Lutheran Cemetery.
sTuLT--Nov. I. John. husband OF the late
Ida, father OF Mrs. Eleanore Hite and
Mrs. Helen Farley. Funeral service at the
Haley chapel. is065 Hamilton. at Puritan.
Wednesday, l p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-04
Deputy P|dssey Signs
As Naval Air Cadet

PONTIAC. Nov. 4.-Deputy
William Plassey. 26, OF Rochester,
is the third member of the Oak
land County sheriffs force to en-
ter armed service. He is awaiting
call to begin training as a naval
aviation cadet. Plassey, single, has
been in the sheriffs department
since 1897.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-04
Town Hall Series Open

FLINT. Nov. 4. - Chairman
Louis D. McGregor today said
season tickets are still available
for the Flint Town Hall series,
tonight at SIS o'clock at
Central High School auditorium.
Three University of Chicago eX-
pcrts. comprising the Round
Table OF the Air. will open the
snrIrS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-04
Mott Camp Aide Stricken

FLINT, Nov. - Frank G..
FAIRY. director of the Mott Boys
Camp. and actively engaged in
civilian defense and War Chest
work. is confined 10 ST. Joseph
Hospital. FAIRY was stricken on
Monday night after leaving Has
kell Community Center, where he
had been speaking.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-04
Ration Board
Errson Sugar
Times stan Correspondent

PONTIAC, Nov. 4.-Retail food
dealers who allowed customers
five pounds OF sugar on last week S
ration stamp, No. 9, should report
to tho county rationing board inn
mediately for adjustment in their
supply. A. ]. Diebel, county ration
ing chairman. announced.
Through an error the board an
nounced the stamp was good for
five instead of three pounds and
the groccrs who sold lot OF
sugar pinched their supply, which
also is rationed TO them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-04
SGT. Walters Heads
Bay City Recruiting

BAY CITY. Nov. 4.-Sgt. Chris
tan walters, Chicago, was in
charge of army recruiting here to-
day succeeding Sgt. Frank Royce.
The latter was ordered to Detroit
after spending Is months in charge
of the local office here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-04
Close Race Seen
For Prosecutor
Time. stan Correspondent,

FLINT, Nov. with several
precincts yet 10 be heard from
among Flint and Genesee county's
l03 voting districts, indications
pointed 10 a Democratic victory
in all but one office, that of
prosecutor.
As the returns continued TO
come in this morning from out
lying precincts where heavy Re-
publican votes were ca, there
was a possibility that Republican
John L. Roach, former prosecutor,
might defeat Prosecutor Stephen
y. Roth, the Democratic in
cumbent.
Otherwise the entire Demo-
cratic county slate. including
Sheriff Thomas w. Wolcott. APP
ipeared destined TO be returned to
office, although observers held
that some changes could be made
because of the close vote.
Genesee County's rural areas
with exception of a few Demo-
lcratic strongholds. gave the Re.
publicans an early lead.
SAFE MARGIN
Sheriff Wolcott appeared tc
have safe margin of about 2.00C
votes over his opponent, Alton
Clark of Grand Blanc, former
COP county chairman.
Mrs. Dorothy Pearson White
who succeeded her father, the
late L. l.. Pearson, as county
treasurer. was seen as possibility
TO lead the entire county ticket.
In the race for state representa-
tive in the city, the Democratic
incumbents. Robert J. Macdonald
and Seaman Raymond Snow, ap-
pcared to have cinched their posts.
| In the county. George Gillespie
! (R), led over Raymond Hunt for
state representative from the
rural dictrict.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-04
In Saginaw Today
At I'M THTATTRS

TEMPLE NN Sister Eileen -
FRANKLIN The ~ or ard the
Minor
WOLVERINE - Married an Angel"
ana Flying Win Music.
MECCA ''Litile Toxic. 4 s. " and
ESCAPE from Crime
DANIEL Oh California" and
week End for Three .
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-04
Commissioners to Meet

PONTIAC. Nov. City COM
missions weekly meeting, post
poned last night because of the
election. will be held tonight
at 7:30.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-04
IN Lansing Today
AT I'M nIIIAIInN
At THt IHtArtR>
.AIpMEk .orrhs.,rs- W.ys. .

NlCHlf5A y sFot sCfHEfF
Orchestra Wives
LANSINCs--''Nes the Stewart %
CAPITOL Twin B"dr" anN ''Nt ht ir
New Orleans "
oRPHEUA Lady Be Good" and "secfeis
of the Line Wolf
PLAZA Road o. lambda and
"Precklss Cones Home 90
STATE aiifrC Dorf0r - IeFT.-
NORTHOWE Nhisperir- Grosif aud
sparsrhuts Nurse "
eOUTHONS snip thoy" ar Thf
Mad NAfilnesitf.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-04
VICAR Program
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON


- 90 News from Everywhere.
i2.i5-The Luncheon Club.M.
90 News
rOj- Matinee Melodies
1870 symphony OF Melody
2 90 News.
2.oh-The Town Cricr.
2l5- South American Way
c.30-Lisien 20 Liebcri
2:45- Treasury star Parade
3 90 News Ace
SOB Michigan Round Up-V.
800 News
40 Musical lnterlude
4:l5-Hits and Highlghts.
GO Charlie Ccok-M
f.f5-The Victory BandM.
p 90 News.
= .o5-sammy KAYE, Orchestra.
10 Musical Irterluds.
H.1S-Chuck Chambers Orchestra
b so Happy Drewerys Cars
t5-' Norman Cloutief's Orchestra
. 90 News Are.
. % Musical Ir'eriude
. 10 sign OF
RSDAY MoiR>ING
90 News
as Radio Family worship Hour r
> 3O-Ciory Peasants Trio.
S'iS- Radio Rrvital-R-, ~
= O0-NeWs Ace
% Morning Melodies
3g--Chariie Cook Piano Ssfles
g.s5- Rev II ~ Weinzierl-R
10 90 News
io:iO-Musicsl Iuierlude
1O.i5-M Musical Shopping GUIDE
90 so Morning Musicale
~ 90 News Ace.
N n5 Home Folks Fforc
iT:3o-Letters From tho Boys
"a .i5-Ted <.ttle Novatones.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-04
WSAM Program

WEDNESDAY tNfNtNG
~ News and Sports
q IS evening MeI0difF
& tu Treasury star Parade
"a 80 TrEds WIND. Tavern
NV. News. ChfVsl Collections
IHNt Core Austin
News Party Line
O. 90 News
IHt RSnAN MURNINs
s co. Morning EdtOr
Nlr BreskfHft BFeviflssl
3Hl Morning IsvuftrnsE
Att Rhlrhow Trio
e on News ~ Mrs. Ho4seWl -
$50 HVstefy Men
ffr Familiar FarrVfsr
1Ht R~nAN AFTfRNOD
. 90 Sew. rIan.lLfr
Ff.'trr fr Nur rl.rfsa
2rtE Dr
-lrrr Time
GH %sve VGrs Van lIons
j lJ-Cafnation Bouquet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-04

FLINT. Nov 4 Flint labor to-
daN won siN seats on the city
commission. re-electing four IN
cumbcnt members and adding two
ncw names 10 the roster.
The new city commission:
George z. Carol. First Ward.
Harold Inch, Second Ward.
John s Barath, Third Ward.
Walter Griffin. Fourth Ward.
Edwin {, McLogan, Fifth
Ward
Willie !. Oliver Sixth Ward.
Clarence Shumakcr. Eighth
Ward.
OSmund Kelly, Ninth Ward.
Carol as the new First Ward
commissioner. Will replace Com
Oliver Tappin. veteran
member. Who failed To win en-
Of the Go political
research committee this year.
Carol was given the endorsements.
KELLY SWAMPS FOE
Mayor OSmund Kelly swamped
has opponent, William Hustled, >
gi2 votes 10 HuSted'S ISL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-04
Hughes Winner
Of I'd Term as
Lansing Mayor
BY ALBERT KAUFMAN
Times stan Correspondent

LANSING, Nov. carrying 30
out Of 80 precincts. Mayor Sam
Street Hughes today won over
Alderman Ralph c. Gregg and
was returned TO office for another
two-year term.
Unofficial results gave the
mayor 10,100, while his opponent
obtained 1924.
The mayor lost in Cregos home
ward, the second. and also came
out second best in a Fifth Ward
precinct.
Gregg. n veteran alderman. was
making his first bid for the mayor
atty while Hughes was campaign
ing for his second term.
MAYORS STATEMENT
The mayor issued the following
statement:
my faith In the ability OF the
citizens of Lansing TO recognize
an administration operated upon
merit and progressiveness has
been strengthened and justified
i'm the results Of this election.
I'm spite Of the fact my Of
fetal duties prevented me con-
Quoting an organized campaign
or making any appreciable per-
sOnal contacts, the voters have
expressed their confidence In me
and the associates who go to
make up my administration.
IL shall carry on the program
Of undermining and improving
the government Of our city. In
this most important task in
vite all the people to volunteer
their support and offer sugges-
lions and criticisms for improve
ment of their government"
The mayoralty was the only
contest featuring the city ticket
Unopposed for reelection were
John +. Webb. city treasurer
David +. Lord, city assessor, and
City Constable Jack d. Hernly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-04
Funeral Directors
Lost and Found

BEAGLE hound, 4-month. brown; Liver
nois-Fenkell. Reward. 1881 Alden.
University 2-32q7.
CASE containing wedding and 5-diamond
engagement ring. Keepsake. Reward
Northlawn 2621.
FOUND truck tire. branded c. H. near
i3-Mile Road and Telegraph. Owner can
have same by paying for ad. Wilson Hen
derson. 4e1 Ditmar. Pontiac.
LADY's wrist watch: initiated; Saturday,
Oakland car, Manchester, Woodward
reward. Townsend e-3i65.
.LADY'S wristwatch, Waltham Broadway
Capitol Thester Sunday afternoon. Re
ward. Niagara si20.
LADY's black purse. containing valuable
papers from Texas. Reward. Tyler
s.sifs.
LARGE, red Persian woodward. Puri-
tan. Reward. i3i Puritan. Townsend
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-04
REP. DoNDERO WINS

Making yesterdays election
more UpSeuing TO the Democrats
was The defeat in Oakland
County's half of the Seventeenth
Congressional District by Mrs.
dorothy X. Roosevelt OF Birming-
ham. sister-in-law of Mrs. Eleanor
Roosevelt and the first woman
ever TO seek a congressional seat
from Michigan.
She was showed under in Oak
land County by Rep. George A:
Dondero of Royal Oak, who led
the entire Republican ticket in
this county. His Oakland margin
over Mrs. Roosevelt. widow OF
the late G.. Hall Roosevelt, brother
of the Presidents wife, by about
5000 votes.
The 81 precincts tabulated SO
far arc in every section OF the
county and included Birmingham,
Mrs. Roosevelts home town. in
which Dondero defeated her, 2 to
all OF Royal Oak and Ferndale
and many Pontiac precincts as
well as those in nearly every
rural township.
George n. Higgins OF Ferndale
|fR) was elected state represen-
tative of the First Oakland Dis
trict over Robert Lilly by APP
proximately 5000 votes.
The entire county ticket was
reelected by majorities of 5000
enjoyed by Prosecutor Charles l..
Wilson over Franklin f. Morris
10 $500 for Treasurer Charles a.
Sparks.
M2UAID WINS
Orrin McQuaid register OF
deeds. who is in the navy serving
as chief petty Officer in Rhode
| Island base. was given 5000 ma
jority over Floyd Lampher OF
Lake Orion. McQuaid left last
summer for naval service. asking
that his pay be stopped and APP
pointing his assistant, Miss Lola
ParkinS. 10 run the department
| for the duration if he should be
reelected.
The other Republican incum'
hents who will serve new terms
are Sheriff Spencer c. Howarth
who defeated Percy G. Newman
Pontiac city constable, by about
$500: County Clerk Allen, Drair
Commissioner Earl L. Clark. Cor
oners Leon r. Cobb and Howard
A. Schuneman and Surveyor Maui
rice Baldwin.
State Senator George p. Nc
Callum defeated Bernard w. But
Ter in Oakland County by about
$500 votes. Oakland and Wash
|tenaw Counties comprise the
twelgth senatorial district. Nc
Callum lives in Ann Arbor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-04
5000 MAJORITIES

The state ticket. headed by
Gov Elect Harry F. Kelly, won
by majorities Of from 5000 TO
5000 votes. This IS in contrast
TO tf1c general erection 1915
when Murray d. Van Wagner de-
feated Luren d. Dickinson by
o,100 votes.
Yesterday Kelly defeated Van
Wagner by approximately 5000
votes. The count in the 81 pre-
cincts gives Kelly 26.741 votes and
Van Wagner 2l,652.
II marked the first Van Wae-
oner defeat in his home county
since he first ran for state high
way commissioner and was swept
IN on the first Roosevelt land
slide.