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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
Meeting Slated
On School Award

BATTLE CREEK, Aug. %
Members of the Battle Creek
board of education were sched-
uled 10 meet this afternoon 10
sv''rd contracts for the equipping
of the new. Urbandale School
building Which is expected 10 be
ready for occupancy for the OPEN
ing of schools September 9.
Officials said the school prob
ably would be ready in time 10
relieve students of the necessity
for travelling across the city 10
class rooms.
Only stumbling block remains in
the inability OF the schools to OBJ
tain federal approval of a septic
tank contract. Unless work can be
started on the project within the
next week. the school building will
not be ready by the opening date
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

Driver Parks Bus Full Of Passengers, Quits Job
After Series Of Nerve-Wracknq incidents

back door and letting passengers
IN free. when ne protested. he SAID
he was threatened with a knife.
Here's the rest OF his story III
his own words
~ was caught next with n
loaded bus in blackOut. l didn't
ask the passengers 10 leave be-
cause IL was tough npighbor-
hood. but was rcprimanded by n
policeman who promptly had the
bus evacuated.
THE whole thing was almost
too muCfI. hut get me straight.
I like my job--been with II nine
ycars-so I let IL pass.
"NeNt. my throttle broke and.
following company instructions.
turned the crippled bus over
To another driver. took the other
bus and had 10 cover two routes
with one vehicle.
"Some people had Ia get
home by roundabout ways. Well.
ttlFN EfutitUIth anu t'db' ''bf ~
But was getting pretty fed
up. too.
FINALLY. az another stop. a
crowd took the bus by storm
and filed IL 10 oNcrfiowing,
blocking my view.
II told the passengers l
could not drive while they
blocked my view. but they
wouldn't move. told EN- that
I could sit there all night. They
said they could. too.
well, after some more argu-
ing. took my cap and change
carrier and told the passengers
another bus would he along In
Is minutes. I also told EN- for
all cared they could 60
straight To hell. Some Of EN-
said I could too
Just decided the bus bust
ness could get along without
me-"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
u. 5. Army, Navy Best
Cared For, Rally Told

Eve will give YOU the hest
fed. best clothed and best paid
army and navy in the world.
and. in time. the best equipped"
was the promise made here by
Col. August NJ. Krech. comman-
der OF internal security district
No. !
Colonel krech was the principal
speaker at the Americans-All rally
al Eastwood Park attended by more
than 1000 persons. Other speak
crS included Federal Judge Frank
A. Picard. honorary president OF
Americans-All: Mayor Edward J
JeffrieS Jr.. and Thomas j. DonD-
hue. chairman OF the state labor
mediation board who spoke for
Governor Van Wagner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
Woman Driver Hurt,
MCtorly(Iist Ti(keted

Robert Haney % Of 1880 jean
ette avenue. today received a
ticket for illegal Interference with
traffic after his motorcycle struck
a ear at Grand River and Third
avenues. and sent u Carecnlng
into a public light pole.
Miss Theresa Cummings. 2S. Of
Monroe. and a passenger IN her
car were slightly injured when Il
struck the pole. The pole snapped
and fell onto a parked car. Lights
for several blocks along Grand
River were out until the damage
could be repaired
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
Birmingham Bad Boy
Gets Another Term

The bad boy Of Birmingham
Rcx r. Settler. today was brought
from Jackson state prison and
given a 3 10 5-ycar prison term tor
hi run driving 20 he served con-
currently WITH Il ) 20 -i.'~ St-itt---t-if-
tence for car theft
Settler, who lived al 230l Dele
mere avenue Birmingham drove a
stolen car into another ~ South
field and Seven-Mlc roads July 81
seriously inIurine woman lie
fed. stole another car but was
arrested the following day
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
Coroner Rules Stroke
Caused Auto Crash

BATTLE CREEK, Aug. 20
The death of John Jay Hamilton.
"a. who died following an automo-
bile crash Tuesday night, will not
be listed as traffic fatality IN
the citys record. police said today
following an announcement that
he had suffered an intcrcranial
hemorrhage
Coroner w. n Putnam per-
formed an autopsy yesterday at
which il was discovered Hamilton
was unconscious before his car
struck tree in Capital avenue
near the jefferson School The
city's record is five fatalities this
year, against 10 during the same
period IN l9il
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
DEATHS

Jessis Mary Wallace. 1233I wyoming 81
oietia 6ratz sf2e Brush IS
Jean Green. sI4 East Warren, %.
George Howe 1886 Filler s..
Ealome Bean Schmoock 1853 Lorraine. ~
Joseph Gurder. Springfield o 50.
Margaret Marie Mccarron. so6l Mendoza,
Christine o'Neai $3.50 Milford rs
John Duval Dodge 1852 East Jefferson 90
Frederick william Dauss. 1919 Livernois.
~
Homer Leroy Ter, 5sis Msybury Grand
Frederick Brinsdes. 2s45 Ashland. 70.
Rose sullivan 5000 Helen so
Mex $epoliios ll?s Scotch. ? months
Mohaued Hady 3ffs sixth. 50
Agnes Lacina $3.50 Pittsburgh 81
Francis Fuigian 2iie Fast Port. 81
MARY Harris 2Tf Alfred d
willie May Hatcher $3.50 stockton -.
Walter Yates 763 camnneli -
Henry Thor1ss 5f3a Crane g..
Robert Kmetz 500 West Jefferson.
months
Jacob Tsrsls. 26ii Eayt Warren So
Anthony stefannwFbi 1929 Burns. ~.
Samuel Dsv.s 1901 Reuther. Dearborn -
Natal stone 5000 Fourteenth -.
Ann Marie Sheersn, 1892 Wisconsin. y
I mpuins
Maud Veumas 1875 Prest ~
william Halves SOS woodrow. ~
Frank Less 2637 East Garfield. So
Mary Atari 1892 Huribut SO.
Aenes sophia Arndt. 3S1f Hurlbut. 81.
victor kelf}t lpNos lslNNhhlftt -
Theresa Mslik 1910 Plaiuview. 80
Elizabeth Haddack. 1925 Stout, ~,
George W Crawford s50s Hastings. s..
Mary Tilman. 347q Roulo. Dearborn, so.
John knight, Bloomfield HIS, -
Louise MscGovern Ayers 1870 Wildemers
John Ingram Hanna. 1890 Pembroke. %.
NINA Edith West. 1891 Cadillac, -.
Leontime VerhegEe is03l Charest So.
Milton Lamp. 1875 Freeland. ?.
Lizzie X Price. Birmingham. s..
GeorEiana y. Collins 1927 Burns 81.
ohn A Caseelt 234O Edison. 81.
Anton ZoEss. 29i5 Twenty-dfth. 81.
Charles LsBow 1885 Chalmers. SIS.
FRANK Bjes 6s2g Charlevoix. 80
Bertha EVELYN James 1870 Mansfield -
Charles slagie 1852 Prairie
Ronnie wat 2j452 Yale. inSster,
months
Molly wAsserman a7qt Webb -.
Leopold Adler l2766 s,nepel 81
jar ME MAYO 2l56 81 Joseph. a..
Viola Harris 3i2a Brush. ~
George Lewis Riley Receiving Hospital. 90
James n King 1914 East Euclid y.
Philip Jones 1892 Fourth. IS
Sentoro intoccio. 1881 East Congress, d
Mid Tavior 1892 Benton. a.
sidney smith 547 East Jefferson -.
william sturdevsni, 40 Fast Vernon hish
way 60
Ann sebastian. 1926 Sixth ~
Charles Strstman 1896 Seneca, IS
Msry Elizabeth Mesanko. i2ii2 Prairie
-
sarah Mae Grifan. 1897 ST Aubn !.
Mates Withers s9g Hendrie. AZ
Paul Michael s 4 5 Hotel 81
Christine Feuer i4TaO Tacoma 81
Joseph Fisher. 24630 Hathaway Farmtne
ton 40
Anna Pomranz 3fls NJ Elliott. H.
Joe Davy. 1858 Fast Larned SO.
Joseph Gervssi. 3q7e Canton. 50
Anthony Pastcris, 1862 East Fort 81.
Leo Angus McQusiI. 1894 Cheyenne fi
John J O. LeaYy. 1927 Hamilton. 80.
Ida Fisrity. 1880 Aicoy. y
Wfheuienns Wagner Madison. 81
Clara Tendisiia 226a East Garfield. y.
Anna Farrell 1867 BaEiey 6S
Nicoiot PiHpuk. SIS Kenneth. Haze Fark
81
Frank Hesch Bentley. Mich. 81
Belle Emma Glessnef 1850 Reed road
Grand Blanc Mich. %
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
State Soldier Shot,
Dies in Hospital

Shot in tho abdomen by his own
gun while patroling the rivet front
early today Pvt Kenneth ST.
Clair. 10. Of - West Glendale ave.
nue.. Highland Park, a member OF
the Michigan state troops died al
Mari General Hospital 1866
Trumbull avenue. Al 2.45 a. m.
Al the county morgue II was
explained the wound was inflicted
by a shotgun and that the body
was 10 be turned over 10 military
authorities. No further eXplana-
ton was given out by officers OF
the state troops.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
DIVORCES

Lawrence Masscrant from Catherine
Elizabeth Darnel from james W
Angelina Jarish from John a
Emma NJ Schumacher from carr n.
Dorotny r Hagen from Frenk
Florence Hebert from Joseph p.
virginia B.geruWski from C1nstantlns.
Bertha Thomas from Leroy
Marguerite Zeigler from Glenn Ellis
Esther Elizabeth Mclise from John Joseph
Minor Jane White from Clarence Kendall.
Mary W. Dcifsch from William.
Mary Dinoiiria from Michael
Thomas Wilson from Lillian.
James * Glover from EVE Nellie.
Ardis Woolford from Jack.
Lola Byrd from Clifford
sem HaWepd from jean
Florida Miller from Albert
Donald + Ash from helen Dolores
Michael 5. Lee from Irene
GLADYS HAT from william
Cecilia N Mcmillan from Leo James.
Doris Beavers from Marvin
Roy " Sutheriy from MarceNa.
Bryan J Bradtield from Irene
tuwetta BALKAN from George
Virginia BreVik- from Gunnar
Rose A. Jerzewski tJerseyD from John J
Veronica r.. Carson from William J.
Rosa Howard from Eugene
Ulysses Masse, from Julia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
Girl Stabbed in Heart,
BIames Boy Friend

Mildred Harper. q IS in serious
condition in Receiving Hospital
today with a stab wound in the
heart inflicted. she told police. By
her boy friend q few hours after
they ended hitch-hikinc trip
from Knoxville. Tenn.
The youth. Robert Woods. "a.
also was taken 10 the hospital after
collapsing from intoxication. police
said Shortly after arriving here
TO find work the couple went 10 a
Michigan avenue bar where Woods
stabbed her m a fit OF jealousy. the
Girl told police
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
MARRIAGE LICENSES
AIGIINI M. IaI2

hthl~ IT, iFfE
Nick Vatca 50 Silvia Nasilca. So
Charles G Trotter, % Mary Butter
HeywsTd l. Brown. Il. susie NJ Nc
John Klos. as Helena BubkA. IS.
Frank IN Donate. 20 Rose la Rocca. p.
Al1ysius y. Niedbals, 30; Cecilia a.
Czarnecki. 20
Marcel DE waegenaere 20 Hilda p. Me-
Kermit I.lash- .. ,AAaA.s-Ralhsz- %
Frances Cook "a Hester Pepper, %
Charles I9.l n Blythe ~ Ellen j. Funk
irving Psnush. % Irene siegel. p.
Richard =. Miller % Marie a. Lind
Arthur Mslette 81. Julia stanhll. 90
Russell 81. johnson. %; Truly N. Tar
Robert f Barbee -; Gsnevievs X.
Donald T Erpeldins. % Mary } Dice
Gerald = csusdine. 81; Beatrice a.
ssntino Munsco. 10 Teresa NJ. costanzs,
I Ie I9 Ts;.ss g t $1sis s Ss,, =:
William Haney 20 Amelia Butler 2a-
cyIil l.. McGafry %; Beatrice L.
wsi Ser' Hsssenrk % Hnda Rromund. Is.
r = =
Albert George Hl, 25; Patricia Eileen
william o Bryant. 10: Ruth Hinke is.
Norval = CLARK. 20 Mary J Wells, q
n arvin r Mcqueen. 81 MarIlyn
Frank DfSbyshswski, 81; stella Kr-
Donald warren, IS France, W
Donald f. 'Pircknsy. 10, Kathleen r.
Clarence Bruce, Sc; .Ance Elizabeth
Clarence Rsje~sn, % Eleanor NJ.
Slime, GrcT.smsn, p shirley Klmms 90 20
Joe Micclche, 20. Fannie Giannola, Is.
Michael Hardy % Virginia Dhrapani. 70.
Jsmes MsrshsIl Gibson Jr~H Icons
Fr aS1y r. Johnson. 81; prisSSilS Kin
Frank Gustsferro 81 violet Fichers. 10
Luke Lampkin, % Leah 4 Mccarty, IS.
Daniel O'Crnner- % JSarnie Kinney. 81
Mathew schsmer. 10 Helen Grove 10.
Liovd n springston. 20 Suzanne Darby.
p@ds ttrpi os. Miriam Rs-hr-r. 20
ouvcr Maxi 10 Irene saari. 90
Roscoe II Miller 20 ytolgs A. Vick. 81
Daryl Ia Verne Bender u Marian
sissl MeFsrland. 50 Caroline p. Motley,
so
Leroy ~ Seivig - Nadine A Shores. ~
Glenn Frost % Jimmie p Turner ~.
j. STANLEY Augenbaugh. rs Norma Anne
Stashuk, 10
STANLEY 81 PoilaE. % Muriel HIhorn 81.
.fohn Kasparek % Edna Doll 81
Patrick f. Parent IS Laura Eistner. -
John Edward Tice. 10 Patricia Harriet
Gallagher. IS
Alvin sWoue p. Ann ~ natalie 81.
David Germ. Is: sarah Lay q.
Sianlel Iubel. NlrgInIa PulloWskN. ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
100 at Fl. Custer Ask
Absentee Ballots

FORT CUSTER. Aug. % Ap-
proximatcly 100 soldiers stationed
AZ Fort Custer for training have
asked the post public relations Of
flee for assistance in securing alb
Senrec ballots to cast their vote
in Detroit next month
The public relations office re-
Gently announced IL would aid sol
dierS in securing Information IN
connection with voting In their
home towns. Michigan and New
York men have been in the ma
jority among those seeking 10 cast
ballots this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
Retailers Map Sale
OF Bonds Next Month

Plans for tho September cam
paign by the retailers Wayne
County war savings organization
were under way today, following
n series Of all-day meetings OF
volunteer workers
Strengthening Of the organiza-
ton by the Inauguration OF he
zone and block captain system
and the approval of new display
materials for the autumn cam
paign highlighted tho meetings
designed 10 assure regular attain
ment of the half million weekly
bond quota.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
Death notices


IAPLIs-Edward j., August IS, beloved
husband OF Josephine, dear father Of
John. Richard and Edward Jr. brother OF
sister Mary Cyril. Michael and Dennis
Caplis; grandchildren. Funeral from
INT Funeral Home. Wayne Mich. Friday
Al $50 a. m. st, Mary's Church at
20 clock
HODGES Donald Homer. beloved son 81
Mrs. Elmer Mills and Homer j. Hodges.
dear brother OF Mrs. Rita Fontans. Serv-
ices from Cooper Brothers Mortuary, 10000
Mack, 500 a. m, st. Phillips Nerri Church
at 900.
HOPP-Aug Is. Emil. retired police lieu
tenant dear father OF Mrs Dorothy
Hendricks and Earl Hspp; grandfather Of
seven grandchildren; brother OF William.
Funeral service Friday. D. m. at A. n.
Peters Funeral Home. i20j7 Gratiot Ave.
NAGEL--Aug. Is. Otto, of 1887 Young
dear brother OF Edward. Mrs August
Preuss and Herman OF Chicago. Funeral
service Friday, 3 p m. at A. H. Peters
Funeral Home, i2057 Guatiot avenue
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
Bomber Crash Report
DELAYED by Army

BATTLE CREEK. Aug %
The last of the bodies Of the nine
victims OF an army crash last Fri
day north Of Bowling today were
being sent 10 relatives for burial,
army officials said
No official statement has been
issued by officers investigator
the crackup which killed the
crew Of B-2i bomber from the
Willow Run Field near YpSilantl
while on a routine flight Salvage
crews have returned the wrecked
plane 10 the bomber plant
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
Cash Rival
Husband Loved Money,
Wife Testifies

Mrs Lila Goritz Of 5000 Lake.
pointe avenue today was granted a
divorce by Circuit Judge Shcr.
man d Calender after she testi.
fed that her husband, Angelo
loved money more than he die
her
His one object In life was Ia
hoard money. He became un-
bearsble," Mrs. Goritz told the
court She said her husband
owned five stores. a two family
far and a restaurant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

WASHINGTON. Aug % (UPl
Overcrowdcd war rushed Wash
ington has proved too much for
one bus driver.
After series OF ncrvc-wracking
incidents. Felix Finzel parked his
bus. fun OF passengers. and went
home
~ amthrough with the bus
company" he said today
Finzels troubles began when he
caught a passenger opening the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
Wafer Main Contracts
For Detroit Awarded

Approval Of contract awards for
two sections of the estimated
81, 800 900 war public works water
main system for Detroit was an
nounced today by the Federal
Works Agency
The contracts. tOtaling 1923 i7i.
were awarded 20 the Gargaro Com
panv. 40 East Seven Mile road.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
BIRTHS
GtRf.S

Girls were horn 70
Eileen Hatfield. 1898 Homur
Alice Greene 1851 Stoepel.
Sophie shell 5s4T Vedell Dearborn
Mary Rivera 40 Sibley
Gfsce Phillips, $50 West Vernon highway
Daisy HUDSON 75li Beechwood
Rhca RAY. 927 Sslden
Hazel Cr4sby, 22OS John r
Rose PECK. 1908 Woodrow Wilson
Frances Skalko 2i6 HolDro0k
Faye Feldman. 22Si Fullerton
Doris Furgason, 7Fj3 qratiot.
Nargaref Beiding 1851 Stanshnrf-
Margaret Panel 7l06 sou'h -
Constance Opie 1910 ga nefs
Ednh Lemkc. 352S East Kirby
Virginia siwiek,. 33f2 Dsn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
Scratches
NNRRNGANsFTT PARK

TracA fasi
Fif-f Race stolen sweets. SUI Pond
se-nnf Race BeiWat ArTs Tctratown.
Wise Courssl CD0sa Eirht Bnd Sin.
Flag Drianf M.nceful one Our
Sixth Race Declared on
seventh Race Cherry C0bbirr Naldir8
Zest
Elrhth Race non Pecos Lawn Jane
,ri Decade Midnight Ride Soldiers Car
ninth Pace CONSTRUCTIVE rur as
sixth RsCe-M May Bunny. Liua.s son.
Miss C1-Ed. Royal Lupe Old Whitley.
WASHINGTON PARK
Track fast
Firsi Race BJnny's Billie Nv Ttits
Heart Breaker Psciac MAJ Juhes Pal
, Di@yuln Belle
second Race iicnevs country Nss
sweet Fin, Feather. small Wnncer Toe
S1'r
rn-i Rac. Pawrf Un.Is walter Ilu-
nofs Tom slmkot CsEo' Vesrc
Fourth Race Texan Boz Kansas Ci'H,
Firh Race Kesargo
Seventh Race Your Move Chance
Stsr Formal uress skatne MAJ sun
Mica Hiou
Fleh'h Race an 60
smith Race tsunsu'ute Declared ~
SARATOGA
Track fast.
Second Race BIdded -Four sfarr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
VACUUM. SEWING MACHINE srRv,cr
MASnING MACnINE RErAIR
MAsn. MAcHINE. sMkLrEK RnfAiE
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

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certificate personal papers. reward
Lafayette 005e. 3OOs Twent,pthird.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list.
ings In the big sunday Ilmes Want "A
Section.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29
Brown Pins Race
On Price Control

Senator Prentiss M. Brown
touring Detroit's congressional dis
tricts on his campaign for re-elec'
ton, said today he had staked hi:
political reputation on his fight fol
price control.
"The legislation i helped get
through Congress will prevent n
wartime boom followed by a big
bust" he said. at means that
your large defense pay checks
will 20 a longer way because the
eggs you pay so cents a dozen
for now compare with a price Of
S1.10 I'm the last war.
"They said i was crazy TO
fight the lobbyists and get that
hill passed. They said IL would be
political suicide.
"Well, I'll take my chances on
the voters Of Michigan every
time. They know I had their in
terests at heart"
Following local meetings today
and tomorrow, Brown will return
TO his Escanaba home for an cleo
ton eve speech.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29
Governor Tells
OF Job Cushion
When War Ends
By FRANK MORRIS

Declaring the postwar read
justment will challenge every re-
source Of the state government
Gov. Murray u. Van Wagner To-
day outlined plans 10 cushion the
blow and provide jobs for return
Ing soldiers.
He said that a temporary per
Tod of unemployment can be ex'
pected and for that reason every
worker must prepare a nest-egg
of war bonds.
But your government j. pre-
pairing a broad program so that
this period will not last long"
the governor continued. I'VE
are earmarking the present sur
plus OF S1O,OO0.O0O for post
war purposes.
WORKS PROGRAM
I'VE also have under the state
planning commission a $1,000
eO0.O00 public works program
which is ready TO start the hour
peace is declared.
AS n third cushion, one that
will greatly help our return
Ing soldiers. sailors and ma
rines, Is the state unemploy-
ment compensation fund OF
SlS7, 100000 BY next year, this
fund will be more than $780,
600, 900.
But more important than any
of these measures Il the need
for re-establishing peacetime
industry rs fast as possible.
Detroit's population will be half
a million greater by next year
than 10 was before the war.
Some of these newcomers Will
return TO their native states,
but most will remain.
PROBLEM OF JOBS
"Jobs for soldiers, Jobs for
old residents, jobs for new resi-
dents-this Is the postwar chal-
Ienge.
"Your present st&te govern
ment led the nation In helping
10 convert industry to war pur-
poses. You can be assured we
will lead again I'm conversion 10
peace-time production"
Governor Van Wagner said he
will submit a government stream
lining program TO the next legis-
lature. which will include crea-
ton OF clearing house for labor
and industry.
The governor made eight cam
paign speeches in Detroit yester'
day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29
Admiral Land
Removal Asked

Removal Of Admiral Emory S.
Land as chairman of the maritime
commission was asked by r. J.
Thomas, UAW-CIO head, in a tele-
gram 10 the President.
Land. q critic of organized labor
has taken a "defeatist attitude to-
ward the submarine menace,
Thomas said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29
does YOUR
N0SEFIlLU
SPOIL sleep?

II your nose fills
UP tonight, makes
breathing dimcult,
and threatens TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29
0-PuR
s n sSais

epol eleep-put q few drops OF Vicks
Ya-tro-nol up each nostril.
Va-tro-nol does very important
things for you. 1t "a shriplEs swollen
membranes, CD soothes irritation. CD
relieves transient nasal congestion. It
brings more comfort, makes breathing
easier. thus invites sleep.
When a Cold Threatens, use Vicks
va-tro-nol at first "a
snifie or sneeze. [NTH ~
Helps 20 prevent
colds developing VuSKS2 N
Follow directions a.. -.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29
No School Fyiday
So Shop at Sears

Bundle up the youngsters and head 'e..,
for Sears! They'll enjoy their holiday
from school as much as you will enjoy
the Sears savings on their winter outfits.
So make it big day, Mother-buy all
your children's needs :. buy with the
knowledge that at Sears you get more
for your money!