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Detroit evening times., 1942-05-11
II Planes in 7 Days
Baqqed Over Malta

VALLETTA, Malta, May ii
(INS).-Seventy-one planes have
been destroyed or damaged by
Malta's defenders in the last two
days, a communique announced
today.
Twelve bombers and one fighter
were knocked out by Malta's de-
fenses yesterday. with 10 bombers
and two fighters probably de-
stroyed and IL bombers and five
fighters damaged.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-11
Two Cabbies Robbed
By Same Passenger

Police were convinced today
that two cab Invertebrates A.
Richard of POSI- White avenue
Lincoln Park. and Richard A. Win
chester of 26466 Wick avenue, Ink
Ister-were victims of the same
bandit who robbed them of S15.
After hauling the man from the
loop to Grand River and Manor
avenues, Richard was robbed OF
$40 at gun point. Winchester. also
at gun point, was forced to sur
render S. to the man whom he
had driven from the vicinity oil
the first holdup to Maplelawn and
Wyoming avenues.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-11
Kiss Slayer Of Girl
Plans Insanity Plea

CHICAGO, May IL UNSO.--
Clarence Mcdonald. the kiss and
kill" slayer of a 17-year-old girl
in a movie balcony. was 10 go on
trial today in criminal court.
Donald ID. Rogers, attorney for
the 17-year-old defendant, said he
would plead insanity for Nc
Donald and ask that he be sent
to an institution.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-11
Orphans Circus Guests

At the invitation of the manage
ment of the Greater Olympia Cir
Gus. 100 children from st. Vincent's
,Orphanage and a like number OF
the Protestants' Orphanage today
experienced all the glitter and
lmerriment of the big top at q
special matinee. The circus runs
through next Sunday at Olympia.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-11
u. 5. Court Clears
Bank Robbers S Wife

Charges of harboring criminal
fugitive against Mrs. Virginia
Monaxym. q, Of 2207 Concord
avenue, wife of a convicted bank
robber. were dismissed today for
lack of evidence by United States
Commissioner ]. Stanley Hurd on
recommendation of Chief Assistant
District Attorney John w. Bah
cock
The accusation was made against
Mrs. Monazym when her husband
was recently arrested in Buffalo.
Subsequently he was sentenced to
25 years for participation in q
S1OO 900 Bank of Detroit holdup.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-11
Army May BIatkoui
New York Every NiQhI

NEW YORK. May IL QNS).-
Possibility that New York City
may be blacked out nightly by
army order unless sectional black
out drills are fully satisfactory
was raised today by Mayor
Fiorella LaGuardia.
The mayor also announced COM
pletion of plans for the war
mobilization of all New York's
taxi drivers into an Emergency
taxi corps of the air warder
service"
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-11
Report Grand Rapids
Missionaries Safe

GRAND RAPIDS, May 1.-THE
Rev. John DeKorne, Christian Re
formed Church missions director,
today reported receipt of informa-
tion that four Grand Rapids mis-
sionaries are safe in China-the
first word since the outbreak OF
the Pacific warfare.
They are DR.. Lee S. Hizenga,
the Rev. Samuel A. Dykstra, the
Rev. Albert H. Selles, and VIII
helmina Kalsbeek, all Of whom
were said by the international
Red Cross to have remained at
their mission posts.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-11
Coal Ration Threat
Transportation Problem May Curtail' Fall and
Winter Deliveries, Donald Nelson Warns

chase coal for shipment from the
mines before August /, Nelson
added.
He said the fuel oil situation on
the east coast and winter weather
transportation problems make
stockpiling operations now of great
importance TO "all consumers who
are now dependent or may later
on become dependent on coal for
heating their homes, or running
their plants and factories"
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-11
YugosIdvidn Police
Official Assdssinated

LONDON. May II lINS).-The
chief of police of Monastir, Yugo-
slavia. has been aSsaSsinated. said
a Reuters dispatch today from
Vichy
Monastir is i'm southern Yugo-
slavia near the Greek border in
territory awarded by the Nazis to
Bulgaria following the conquest.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-11
Southpew Rowlers
Led by Ray Turner

Ray Turner again is Class A
champion of Detroit's southpaw
bowlers. Rolling yesterday in the
second annual left-handers tourna-
ment at Palace Recreation, Turner
hit 644. or six more pins than IN
1o41, on 230-222-192.
Thaddeus Cazda Of Playdium
and Harper House leagues, IL
average, had 614 from 230-lS5-l99
or 9S overaverage, TO go home
with the honors in Class B.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-11
Low Countries Told
Freedom Is Coming

WASHINGTON, May II tINSt.
Lord Halifax, British ambassa-
dor to the United States, assured
the peoples of the low countries
in Europe that a force is being
created in Britain that will strike
ION the appointed day" to break
the chains that the NaZis have
tried to fasten on you"
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-11
Blast Furnace Erupts;
; Killed, 3 Injured

PITTSBURGH. May IL (UP).-
Scared by molten metal and
flames when blast furnace
|erupted at the Second avenue
plant of Jones & Laughlin Steel
Corporation, three men were
killed and % others injured.
Company officials were at loss
to explain the accident. The
Federal Bureau of Investigation
said there were definitely no in
'dications of sabotage"
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-11

WASHINGTON. May IL t1NS).
Possible emergency rationing OF
coal was in store for the public
today unless consumers build UP
at once and thus pre-
vent serious transportation prob
lens next fall and winter.
The warning was expressed by
|WPB Director Donald NJ. Nelson
lin an open letter 70 consumers
Retail coal dealers may obtain
financial aid from the RFC OF
Through local banks n they pur'
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-11
Labor Election Thursday

Approximately 200 employees OF
the Simplex Paper Corporation
Adrian, will participate In a Ma
tional Labor Relations Board cleo
tion Thursday to determ n
whether their bargaining agent
will be the UAW-CIO or the
Lenawee Paper Workers union.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-11
Police Probe Death Shot

Police today Investigated the
death of Edward L. Brown, 40,
who was found fatally shot in the
head with a rifle in his home at
917S Philip avenue. His wife, Vir-
ginia, said he had been under
doctors care for 10 years and had
been unable to work for six weeks.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-11
Trapped in Flooded Mine

GILLESPIE, Ill. May IL (INS).
Rescue crews continued their
search today, but with little hope
that they would find alive four
men who have been trapped since
Friday in the flooded mine of the
Superior Coal Company at Eager
,illo
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-11
Killed by Freight Train

Thomas l.. Foley, 36, Of 444
Howard street, who had been
watching a fire from the railroad
tracks in the Pere Marquette yards
at West jefferson avenue and
Fifteenth street, was killed today
when nc stumbled in front of a
switching freight train.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-11

Farmer Jones. bearded and shoe
less grappler from the Ozark hills,
will meet Martini Angelo Of Los
Angeles in the feature wrestling
bout at the Arena Gardens to-
night. II will be the Farmers
first Detroit appearance since he
met his initial defeat here more
thansa month ago at the hands OF
jim LondoS.
In the semifinal Rough Rufus
Jones will take on Leo Jensen OF
Columbus. Tonight's program will
mark the return Of Frank
Mighty Maniaci. former South
eastern High football star.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-11
Enemy WdrpIanes
Over North Ireland

LONDON, May IL (UP).--
Enemy aircraft appeared yesterday
afternoon over northern Ireland,
but no incidents were reported. a
ministry of public security COM
munique said 1t reported that
ground defenses went into action
when the planes were sighted. --
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-11
Mrs. ConnalIy's Father Dies

NEW ORLEANS, La, May IL
GNS).-Noah Phillips Sanderson,
I79-year-old Texas pioneer and
father of Mrs. Tom Connally, wife
of Senator Connally, died last
night in Tuoro Infirmary in New
Orleans.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-11
Redskins to Train on Coast

WASHINGTON. May II GNS).
The Washington Redskins of the
National Football League, will
train again al San Diego. Cal,
this year Coach Ray Flaherty an
nounced today.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-11
Ramona Is Staging
Novel Head-Pin Meet

A novel head-pin bowling tour
nament is under way at Ramona
six frames for 25-cent entry fee
which includes bowling. There will
be 500 in prizes.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-11
Death Rntlfes

CARIsoN-Agaton, age 81 years. OF 1929
Cardoni avenue, beloved husband OF
Louise Valentine Carlson; dear father OF
Mrs. Vera Mead Loren. Betty Marie,
Ilcne Carlson: Z deaT son OF Mrs. Marie
Carlson; brother Of Mrs. Helen Johnson
and carl Carlson. Services at Alfred w.
Eppens Funeral Home, $3.50 Gratiot avenue
wednesday afternoon at O'Clock. Inter
ment Foresilawn.
KIrKE - Joseph, beloved husband OF
Theresa: dear fathe- Of John, Mrs.
SOPHIA Goldick, Mrs. Theresa Freeman.
Harry. Joseph Jr.. Mrs. Anne Alheissr and
Margaret; brother of Theresa Koepkei
Funeral frori a7f3 Klein. Wednesday $50
10 Resurrection Church At 800.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-11

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Detroit evening times., 1942-05-11
Duos Feature
Scoring in City
Bowling Event

Unless Paris turns in one OF lis
special totals tomorrow night, the
surprise Twentieth Centuries are
more firmly fixed in first place
today than they were when the
weekend bowling began in the
championship flight of the city
tournament at Detroit Recreation.
Pfeiffers OF the Rainbow 9lO
Classic came closest OF all the
entries. and their best was 2SS5,
with Louis Nizza getting 622. OF
the remainder, Edisons OF the
Travelling League were next with
27S7. Edward Konn shooting COZ.
Top series in the team event came
from Stanley Ignatowski Of Mt.
Elliotts, Metropolitan Classic c
League, 653.
TWO 1900 SERIES
At Olympic. Herman Jubenville
and Angelo Danico of Palmer
Park. also of the Metropolitan
Classic, went 10 second in regular
doubles with 1895. Jubenville's
us tied Jim O'Brien Of Twentieth
Century for high tournament
series.
Henry and John Gavie, holder
of the city record at l4O4, made
thir1 place on 1911, John landing
6 and Henry 637. Chester Biggs
" tn 664 and Art Watson, 6l6,
teammates of Jubenville and Da-
mico, were fourth on 1880 and
held third until the CAVES began
operating
The Jubenville series was 254-
1926. John Gavie had 213-204-
257. Biggs hit in 215-234-215.
Singles leaders were undis-
turbed. Harold Shaw Of Palmer
Park led the field with 666. Joe
Paulus. Chene- Trombly, was run
nerup with three pins less. In the
overaverage section, Erwin john
son of the Green Hornets had 6SO
(235-178-26O or 155.
! Doubles teams were particularly
pin conscious and of those outside
the Zig ring the noteworthy
scores were: Stewart Maconochie-
John Simone, 1245; Gerard Tack
Gust Wrage, 1894; Harold Shaw
Nick Van Ringlesteyn. 1892; Herb
: Tabbert- Robert Fucik. 1240; Lou
Meyers-Steve Cruchon, 1905; Ray
Turner-Edwin Trosien. 1210.
Outside the 1900 range were
Arthur Houtteman Jack Bland,
1l89: Dan Wallace Ruddy Rohlfs,
l166; William Miller-August Bam-
berg, 1174; Samuel DeMaria-James
tEarby, 1852: Alec Brown Milton
fuller, ISL; Harvey Young
/. George Becker, 1855; Jack Kuch-
4 enbrod Hank Vein. 1149.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-11
Farmer Jones
Back atArena
ToNIGHr.s CARD

Farmer Jones, Arkansas, vs. Martini An
gslo. LoS Angeles, two OF three falls.
Rufus Jones, Red Kun. Ca, vs.. Leo
Jensen. Columbus, two OF three fails.
able, Toledo. one fan, 30 minutes tm'
limit.
Frank Manisci, Detroit. vs. Nick Billings
Texas, one fall. 20 minutes time limit.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-11
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Detroit evening times., 1942-05-11
.ABC Nears End
OF 72-Day Run

COLUMBUS, O.. May IL (UP).
The forty-second American
B Wing Congress tournament
closes Wednesday after a 71-day
stand.
There have been few changes
in leadership during the last two
weeks of the tournament. There
were no outstanding totals yes
|terday but John Wanda of Chi
'cago had a single game of 277.
Standings:
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-11
Deatb Rotiees

FOLEY - May ., ie+2. Thomas, beloved
brother OF Mrs Nellie Coyne. Pstrict ana
Mrs. Geo o'Brien. Funeral from partos
OF J. Sutton d Son. tl47 Trumouil Avs:.
TUESDAY morning. $50, sod 81. Da"as
Church ~ 10. -
-te42, Nell r. esiovea
husband Of Jean (nee smith, Gear sou
OF Maxgis; brother OF Eddie AsSIsta.
Funeral from Bourgeois Chapel, So max
avenue Tuesday. n m, 81 bsnsoSi
Church. 10 O'Clock. --------
MuIER-Thomas p. Nay at Los An.
geies, Cal, beloved con OF the nts
Michael T and Maria Miller, brotasr OF
Henry. Frank, MIRA Edward Calvin, hrs.
Victor Kenny, Mrs Norbert Nowinsh. In
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from wednesday morning until funeral IT. p.
day. els a. m, 81. bsvtd's Church 10
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sEkIIN-Rose. beloved wife OF BENJAMIN;
dear mother Of Irwin. Harold and louis
Services at Lewis Bros Funeral HOME
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husband OF Shirley waldo; father OF MS.
Fred w Lindbioom. Mrs. JACK A, Doerr:
grandfather OF Dora Jean, Nancy Ann ara
F-red Lindbloorn Jr., and Jack a. Doer -.
FUNERAL service At chapel OF the VIM. n.
Hamiiton Co, Cass Ave. al Akxanorines
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Detroit evening times., 1942-05-11

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-03

GcnaHl Province I'm lad will
pend >3uU,uuO IA a'art.n" ,.u. n"na
plantations to produce more pu.Ac.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-03

hey 'cci like it.
Anyway. It's understandable. tina,
b,Hi;G. /! h"'s heard these Laval
.m1r-. as its far more than likely
'ag' he has. must bc in a dickens %.
H 'ramC % mind over 'cm.
Now. did he. maybe. arrange that
conference 10 ask Adolf about il?
or. pcrchancc, did Adolf arrange
=. =. tell Bcnitn what's coming 10
him and warn him Ia acqucScc peace
.'.y on else?
Another question arises.
Trust Laval?
l.n tho 'Uchvcr trust Pierre
Laval" pi"wc's an ambitious cu>%.
and 34.."r than the ducc has turned
"u' - bee. Can Adnll safely gamble
"H '.w. except very tcmp0."r!lvr
And he'll have General Charles dc
t""!.s - r""Eon with immediately.
%;..l mother of Herr Hitlcrs cal
'lra;,"n- have gone wrong.
Not long ago he WAS bidding !Or
'.' cooperation OF Caudillo (mCar-
~ o'v'"tur) Francisco Franco OF
spain. y t"talitarjan. like the fruh-
'''. Francisco seemed rather friend
~ : 'H' time. Now il appears that
IT,. .~p!C!uUS of Pierre Laval. too.
''.-,'".v hes heard that Picr.c's
Been promised gains nj SPANS en-
n'nsc. as we'll as nj Italy'S. Any
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-03

reaches America by travel oyer long,
and upW dIu"ruuS, ga routes.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-03

Mary. "Glad you lived through us
ordeal Of signing up. Didn't lhinh
you would"
Fran said hello in the manner of
an old pal. explaining that after
their long telephone planning this
morning she felt like n fellow con-
SplratOr. kcn's battered coups
drove them 20 Fran's tricd-and-
TRUE drugstore counter for break
fast. Then began a mcthodical
combing Of the town, stopping at
apartment houses Fran had listed
as possibilities.
Several hours sped by as the
trio went from one apartment IN
another. Finally Mary cried out Mt
the SIGHT of a neat apartment
house shining under a fresh coat of
paint.
It'll be cighty-five if it's a cent"
warned Fran. But they Parked and
went in. On the third floor thew
found it. A corner place with large
windows, freshly painted white
WOODWORK and-wondcr Of Won
NSi q iedl fireplace!
Mary tried to keep her voice
casual as she asked the price.
"Fifty-seven." said the woman.
we furnish water, gas and linens
ana no noise after ten"
Fran made the down pavmcnt
whispering to Mary that she could
throw in her share after her first
pay check.
Tired, but with an exciting sense
or achievement, they stopped at the
circle for spaghetti. Ken promised
10 move them the next morning II
'hey q put phone in right away.
Now" he added, u guess we
can relax n little" his blue eyes
l"lnklinG humorously, "although
maybe it's dangerous to drop out
OF this mad pace"
I'll say this for it." Mary adj
united softly. 1T seems to sweep
IN the people you need at the mo.
ment you need them"
Then she felt twinge of Guilt
as ken's face lit with a hopeful
hght. She had not been thinking
entirely of him-but of n pair Of
strong hands that grippcd her
shoulders and shook them at a mo-
ment of hysteria-of dark eyes
That could flash with arrogance
ana swift amusement. Had he for
gotten her when he left her abrupt-
ly at the cafeteria door and walked
into the darkness
Today tho tunnel didn't seem 40
bad walking through it with Ken
beside her. He laughed as she de-
scribcd her dcsolation of yesterday
feeling of lost identity in the
unch-pailcd crowd.
You wait" he promised. I'm a
week or so this place will seem like
nome to us"
Home was never like this" re-
.orted Mary. pointing to one OF the
many signs in the great plant cau-
ioning workers to guard against
'abotage-against giving out in
ormation Il think they're lust
rying to scare u.s. o
kcn's face was suddenly sober.
All right, so on dreaming, II tie
ill., he said quietly. But do IT
ak in your sleep"
ITO 30 Continued)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-03
CHAPTER TWO


BRIGHT sunshine altering itscl
through faded yellow G.lnrrie
.Toke Mary with a start. Slcrp.l,
she SqlIiutCd al her wrist watch
It was nearly rOOn-panic CRIME,
hcr-thcn Sh" remembered Sh,
vas night worker. At > o'clocl
that morning she had tumblcd int,
bed druGgCd with exhaustion
Heavy loneliness started TO well III
WITHIN Ter and then. remembering
her lips cured into a smile. First
spinclcSS rcd-hcad | ever saw" z
low. masculine voice was iccrIun
lightly.
a quick knock broke into Lcr
revcric and, without waiting. n
lanky blond girl in Stacks and sun
burst sweater pokcd her head in
the door.
Good incoming" Mary managed
In n voice divided between surprise
ami Indignation.
The lanky girl shut the door
after her and Sobcrly sCrutiniZcd
Marys piquant face with its halo
OF rcd-gold hair casCading over the
pillow. Then her long face lit in a
twinkling smile of friendlrcss. She
fhppcd an emory board lightly
against her left palm as she gave a
relieved sigh. "Wcll could be
worse. y bcauty--but with gray
matter"
Mary's surprise grew into apprc-
hension. She sat up frOwning. The
blond girl laughed ana approached
the bed.
I'm Fran-from across the hall.
I've kept track of you ever since
you moved into this DUMP hopinr
you'd get night job. I work
nights. too-at the Glass Hat in
Long Bcach - sccond-ratc night
club. I do song and dance"
"Oh." Mary relaxed against her
Pillows and smiled at the friendly
girl. TN Mary Dexter"
Il Know said Fran. "hnd now
that we've had formal suuint at |
each other, I'll get to tho point.
How would YOU like to move ont of
this hollow and weathcr-staincd
go!d brick we're rooming in and
lake an apartment together nj
Long Beach ?"
Mary gaspcd. "Why-why-"
Don't let me rush YOU The
lanky gin settled down on the foot
OF the bed and began shaping her
niger nails with the emory. And
iopt consider it if you don't think
we could stand each others com.
pany. III take chance. As | men
Toned at first sight--you'rc the
fail. beautiful type. but you've rot |
sense. I'm the plain Jane with per
onality-oh. comforting abb I'm
,osy ana bossy. but I can be
tapped down. I can also cook"
Mary smiled, but murmured du. s
iously, "Well-almost anything I
Would he better than this. But /