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Wednesday, October p, 1912,
At the Hour of One O'clock P. NJ.

upon the property to be sold, I will
offer at public auction all Of the home
farm Of said Marshall H. and Eliza
beth A. Frankhauser, composed of
the following parcels, to-wit
l. All that parcel Of land contain
ing 70 acres, more or less, embracing
Military Lot No. 1902 and 20 acres at
the West end Of said lot and being
known and distinguished as the tract
Of land called Tudor" which was
conveyed unto the said Marshall H.
Frankhouser bv deed from Israel NJ.
Frankhouser dated April 8. 1890, and
recorded in Liber E. Z. T., No. Is,
folio 713, one Of the Land Records Of
Garrett County, Maryland.
?. All Of those two parcels of land,
lying and being partly in Garrett
County, Maryland, and partly in Pres
ton County, West Virginia, the first
containing % rs acres and the sec
ond acres, and being the same which
were conveyed unto the said Marshall
H. Frankhouser and Elizabeth A.
Frankhouser, his wife, as tenants in
common, by deed from Edgar F. Jen-
kins and wife. dated May 26, 1916, and
recorded in Liber E. z. r., No. 70,
folio 39l, one of the Land Records Of
Garrett County, Maryland, and Deed
Book No. lat, page 472, Records Of
Preston County, West Virginia.
3. Also all the right, title and inter
est Of the said Marshall H. Frank
houser in and to the use of that Ger
tain spring OF water as described in
a deed from Bert c. Feather and wife
to Edgar F. Jenkins bearing date April
%, 1901, and recorded in Liber f.
4. T., No. 40, folio 1898, one Of the
Land Records of Garrett County, with
right Of ingress and regress for the
purpose Of laying and maintaining Il
pipeline therefrom.
About so acres of said farm are
cleared and under cultivation, and the
balance is pasture and wooded land. 1t
is improved by a good dwelling, two
barns and other usual farm buildings
1t is located about one mile from
GAINESVILLE West Va, and four miles
from Sang Run, Maryland. 1t is Il
very excellent farm,
TERMS OF SALF-One--th cash
on day Of sale, one-third in six months
and one-third in twelve months, or all
cash, at the option of the purchaser
Possession upon ratification of the
sale by the Orphans Court for Gar
rett County.
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the Board of Supervisors of Elections
for Garrett County, MARYLAND. will re
reve bids until 1870 O'Clock P. NJ, OH
THURSDAY, OCTOBER Is, 1912
at their office in The Court HOIST
Oakland, for the following supplies
for the general election to be held "a
Garrett County on Tuesday, Novem-
Der 3, 1912:
1900 Ballots, approximately 1925
inches, printed on 60-pound White
English Finish Book Paper. These
ballots are to be prepared, printed ana
folded in such manner as required by
the election law Of the State Of Mary
land, with a detachable stub and with
the name of the county, date Of cleo
ton and the facsimile signature of the
president Of the Board Of Supervisors
thereon; also 100 Absentee Ballots;
300 Specimen Ballots, printed on
white light weight bristol board or
heavy sized paper, said specimen bal
lots to be printed from the same form
as the official ballots;
1875 Tally Sheets, containing the
names of the candidates appearing on
lHe vi Icldl bdllOJS ana proposed Con-
, stitutional Amendments and d Re
ierred Law and in the same order,
the tally sheets to be Approximately
17x22 inches.
rs Statements Of Return of Elec-
ton, as directed by the said election
law.
Said bids will be opened and read
and the contract for the above sup
plies will be awarded to the lowest
responsible bidder therefor.
WILLIAM r. BROWNING,
Pres't Board Of Supervisors
A. LEO HELBIG, Clerk.
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WHEREAS, at me January session OF the
General Assembly OF Maryland, held in the
year 1911. the following Acts were passed,
providing for the submission Of anne ndmeniS
to the Constitution OF the state TO the quail
fled voters OF the state OF MARY iahu Tor
adoption or rejection. namely:
CHAPTER 39T
AZ ,C, - ,,. ~, 5r,ar+ r., Sec
AZ ~ 20 - IL C.,,.tit,,tion If
10" e.. ". Nt.,-l,,,I t;+l Observation-Disclosures
e 4;t''ti55,,', rIa+ir,, to ~. nd
10 tle Coi'9 49,: f ,,anIn,a,,ts
ei - ~ -, ~ g. ,,.iJa Gov. Tho
" N ;i -, I.,,,9t tn tba ,,al-
80 ST. +b St ~ No,,,Iand fn,.
liieI -. oia,tic,,
Guopt'o" Vi ~ al L. 4t r,,,o..1
,ar,ij c 1i,,.,,isrd Itbrea -fftbs of iii The
I' - - r ,b +,,., Hue. ,nor,Ir-
-; Tbt ~ r}I,,,,in., bo md tba same j.,
bo,eb,. r,on,.ad ~ an an,epdment l., Section
l.:pJ1 H. T,,.+i.,,tio,, ~ no
go. NI,.i.,,I titl "A ,,,er,,,,ants I'm
a. +i+,,+:r|y,'' ,l, NV, II ador,tad b,,
tbo loa,aIi,. ,,,3aiifad ,.oters of the state as
t s',r 80 .i,Ii ~ b,,ya Secti,n Of Arti-
"SieI' > - ~ .:.,,t: ~ tL C+,4 If
va nv, Caro,.oI Assembly, may rronose
,,.,,i,,,o,+ ~ +bi Corstitp+ion. nr,vided
,i,at o"cL A,,o1,d,,ant sbaiI he embraced in a
',''1 DiT iII;, H. A,tii ~. cac-
t t5,,' Vii stsnl trban amended
a,O d ,,assaI IN, tbree-frtbS Of alI the mem
ha. eIocted W ench If The two Houses by
,e. and na,.s 70 ha entarad nm the JournaI Is
,,itI tba mronosod Amsndment Tho Riu or
PiUs nr,n,,sin,g ayr.nGTnant or amendments
III I r,,IIisbad L,. ,,.Ia,. Of tho Cnverpoi
IN m+ Io.lt t, no,s,e1,as in aoch Countv,
nbera g" many NAV he unfinished and where
NOT moro Than one NAV he published. then
in that nalysnaner and in three newspapers
nIi;,bad IA, IN C;t,, of RoItir,ore nnra a
paeL fo', tbraa weeks nmeJiafaIy preceding
tbe next ensuing general election. at which
tbe nrorosed amendment or amendment.
L
bv the General Assembly 10 the qualified vot-
"ys If tbr Stat for adontion or rejection.
Provided however. the General Assembly may
,,,,,,ide fo, n1,bIisbing any nronosed amend
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.
! judge at any judicial election held in the
| third and sixth judicial circuits shall receive
sufficient votes t. cause such candidate or can
! dIdates to be declared elected but the cleo
! ton Of such candidate candidates would
| cause more associate judges than herein per
mitted to reside in any county Of said circuits,
! then and in that event only that candidate
! or those candidates. the case may be, re-
siding in aid county in the order Of the
| lHte5 .eceile9 snail be declared elected |hoSe
| Der Of associate ildqe; from said county and
/ the candidat. or candidates rs the rasa may
! he 1,a.id;r,r l., fine ,+h.. col,ntv and not sim
| larIv DISQUALIFIED who shall have the next
/ highest pur,ba. If votes in said elect;un shall
! hi, declared elected If bv reason of such a
| condition or by reason OF an equal vote for
| two or move candidates a sufficient number of
associate Judges duly qualified as to residence
| as above set ont should not be elected at anv
! election in said third and sixth judicial cir
cults then it shall be the duty of the Gov
| error to order a new election for such I'M
| filed Office or Offices
The additional associate Judge for the sew
/ enth circuit herein provided for shall be ap-
| pointed by the Governor Immediately after the
| adoption Of this amendment and shall serve
until the first general election for members
| Of the General Assembly that shall be held
| in said circuit subsequent to the adoption
of this amendment, at which election his sue
cessor shall be elected bv the qualified voters
] of Prince Georges Charles Calvert and St
| Mary's Countics. No member of the General
/ Assembly of 1889 otherwise qualified shall
! be ineligible for appointment or election as
such associate Judge by reason of his mem
/ ber,hip in the General Assembly The Judge
| so appointed shall be subject to the same con-
| stitutiuual provisions receive the same COM
pensation and have the same powers as are
! herein provided for the other associate judges
! in the seventh circuit and the Judge so elected
| and his successors shall subject to the same
! constitutional provisions hold office for the
/ same term Of years receive the same compen-
IL,
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ROAD PETITION

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That
thirty days after the first publication
hereof, application will be made to
the Board of County Commissioners
Of Garrett County, Maryland, for the
appointment Of viewers to view and
locate a proposed county road be-
ginning for the same at point APP
proximately one mile southwest of
Rock Lodge and running thence
through the lands of the Eastern
Land Corporation and the Pennsylva-
MIA Electric Company, to a point ON
Meadow Mountain Run one-half mile
north Of Glendale Bridge, being a dis
tance Of approximately two and one
fourth miles.
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Receivers Sale
Or VALUABLE
Lumber, Slaves and
Headings
Near Oakland, Maryland.

D., ,,;,.+,,a. - -, ,,l,,,.a,., ,.,,4,l :, ~,
by virtue u .he powers Ne9Ieu III US
as receivers OF partnership known
as the Oakland Pool, connected with
the operation Of the Oakland Timber
corporation, ana an order OF sale
passed by Ihe GIrcqIC TourI Lof G va 70
TetI county, Mafylaho' IN mo. 5o49
EqulUS l" Salo o9uIV' we, CLe UNDER
SigIleo receivers 90 hefeDy give hoVlce
U""O oil
SATURDAY., Oo+oho,1 1919
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PAGE SEVEN


Sac+inp Ra +, arac+ai liz. The General
As-a,obly IF 1Io,.,.I.nd I.brea ftbs If ali tbe
,I,'' ~ - 20 ~ +, H. ,.,,rc,,r.
INC, init H., roII,,,;n,S L and the san7,
j. FsrsI,,. ,r,cno.sd ~ ~, ..r1arIr,ant IN Seq
inn n IF Arfi.Ia p Of H.. nns+itu+ion nf the
SIT. ,r la1,,Iard titI 81 sgislativs Denart
r1snt-, .la ..,,,a If aa,,,taJ b,, The IagaIIv
5l.Il:Gal ,,tars If tho Sfats ~ herein Dro-
Ill - Ls,a,,,e G,tion Il If Articia = of
tba C-rs+;t.,+i,u If tba Sf,ta Of MARYLAND
x IT, Cener.t A.szp,II,, may continue
ifs s;o,, 90. Iop,, as in H. i,Idonnant the nub-
H. interest MN, Ia,,,ire A. ,,ariod no+
iono,a- han ,iTaty days. and each member
fbaraor .baIl racaiya =. ,nn,nensatin, of One
Tbors.nd Dollars tS1 oO0l ner AMMAN paya-
bIa ,,,l.rtarj,. 9TH . da,ur+ion of fifteen dol
lars ne, dion, for each ,Iav Of unexrused all
.enca FROM .,nv sassinr,. and he shall also re-
ceiva such rniIeatsa rs may he allowed bv
law not axceedino +,yan+, cents ner mile and
tbe nresidine, officer of zach House shall re-
ceive IN additional compensation of Two hum
droJ md rf+y IS950, dnIIar- no.. annlIno When
The General Assembly Shall he convened by
ProcIarnafinn nf .bo Governor the session
shall mo-, continue longer than thirty DAYS
bpt mo- additional ronpensatinn other than
MILEAGE and other allowances provided by law
shall IL. Dad members of the General ASSEM-
bI,. for SDeciaI Sessions
Sec And be il further enacted That
said aroreooin,r section hereby proposed as an
| amendment IN the Constitution of the State
| Of MARYLAND shall at the next general cleo
tion to he held i'm November 1892 be sub
mitted 10 the Ieggl and qualified voters of the
STATE. for their adoption or rejection, in pur-
sugnrs of the dirartions .ontained in Article
/ II of tbe Constitution of the State of Mary
land and nj the said general election the vote
on the said proposed amendment to the Com
stit1tion sbaIl he by ballot. and uDon each
ballot there Shall be- printed the words For
the the Superintendent Amendment tn ana AFa noI
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LAW OFFICES JONES & JONES

John W. NcRobie and others, Plain
titfs,
VS..
John c, McRobic and Anita McRobie
his wife; John Barnard, Halle Bar
nard and Alfred Barnard, Defend
ants.
No. 1872 Equity. In the Circuit Court
for Garrett County. MARYLAND
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LAW OFFICES OF JONES & JONES,
EXeCutriX'S Sale
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
In Garrett County, Maryland,
Near GAINESVILLE. w. Va.

Under and by virtue Of the powers
vested in me by the last will and tes-
taments Of Marshall H. Frankhouser
and Elizabeth A. Frankhouser, his
wife, and orders of the Orphans Court
for Garrett County. Maryland, here
by give notice that on
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By the Governor:
HERBERT X. O'CONOR
THOMAS ELMO JONES
Secretary of State
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

Petitioner.
7L34 ACRES OF LAND. MORE OR LESS
N GARRETT COUNTY. MARYLAND
AND PAUL RICHARD IISTON. EFT AL.
Defendants
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES
FOR THE DISTRICT OF MARYLAND
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The Republican is the oldest and
largest. paper. in"Garratt County,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-10-15
Approved: May 6, l94I.

NOW, THEREFORE,, I. HERBERT r.
OCONOR GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF
MARYLAND, in pursuance of the direction
contained in Section l of Article IA of the
Constitution of Maryland. do hereby order and
direct that this proclamation containing a
full true and correct copy of the text of said
Chapters 337, 494, 500 6O7, Cos, ZIG and S24
of the Acts of the General Assembly of Mary
land of 1914, be published in at least two
newspapers in each of the counties of the
State where so many may be published and
where not more than one may be published
then in that newspaper and in three news
papers published in the City of Baltimore,
one of which shall be published in the Ger
man language once a week for at least
three months next preceding the general cleo
ton to be held in the State of Maryland on
Tuesday, the Srd day of November 1912, at
which election the said proposed amendments
to the Constitution shall be submitted in form
and manner prescribed by the General Assem-
bly,, to the legal and qualified voters of the
State for their adoption rejection.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal of
the State of Maryland. Done at the City of
Annapolis this 18th day of July, in the year
of our Lord One thousand, nine hundred and
forty two
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1872
PROCLAMATION OF THE GOVERNOR OF
MARYLAND DIRECTING THE PUBLICA-
TION OF BILLS PROPOSING AMEND
MENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION OF THE
STATE.
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Notice to Bidders

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That
the Board of Supervisors of Elections
for Garrett County, MARYLAND will re
ceive bids until 1870 O'Clock P NJ, OH
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
Red Cross Here
ToGet Award

The army-navy "E" pennant
award will be presented, next Sun
day 10 the Detroit chapter OF the
Red Cross, with honored guests
being the $1,000 blood donors
whose contributions placed Detroit
second in the nation In procure
Iment OF blood plasrna.
High officials Of the army, navy
and Red Cross will participate in
the ceremonies, which will start al
2:30 D. m. before the Peace Tower
on Belle Isle. Following the pres
entation a concert will be given
by the naval armory band.
The local chapter announced II
is now collecting 500 pints of
blood daily at the donors station,
Cass and Alexandrine avenues,
and the two mobile units, but il
appealed for more donors to fill
the huge quota requested by the
army and navy departments.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
News of
LABOR
UAW-cIO Organizer
Helps Reinsiste Loyal
Aliens in Ford Jobs
By Jack CrelIin

The day after Pearl Harbor
more than 2.200 enemy aliens lost
their Jobs at the Ford Motor Com
pany's Rouge plant.
Many OF them had been on the
company pay roll for upwards OF
2c years, and their loyalty TO this
was unquestionable. But
the army had ruled that they
could not work until a thorough
Investigation had been made in
each case.
Something had TO be done, and
thanks TO the initiative of Harry
Ross, UAW-CIO organizer as
signed 10 Ford Local 600, IT was
Today. less than 10 months
later, all but &c of those aliens
have been approved by the wal
department and their jobs re-
stored.
At the outset. Ross was con.
fronted with a mass of red tape
that threatened to engulf him.
First. army procedure dictated
that aliens could not be returned
to their jobs unless they had the
approval OF the foreman in charge
But the men who had been dis
missed could not get into the
plant.
Ross set up a registration bu-
reau in the local offices and with
the help of the unions $40 build
ing committeeman secured the
names of every alien which in
turn were handed - the company
for approval. When applications
were approved the company ther
forwarded them TO the proper
military authorities.
BY June Of this year all but III
who had been rejected by the
military had been returned tt
work
Still unconvinced that these per
sons were dangerous enemy aliens
Ross, with the aid of 1t. Col
George f. Strong. chief plant pro.
lection officer for the army all
corps here. devised a question.
tnaire which would further clarity
the attitude of these aliens.
The QUESTIONABLE was so sue.
cessful that IS more were granted
the right to work. The 26 re.
manning have been rejected twice
by the army and there Is little
hope Of their being reinstated fol
the duration.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
Buick Clio Fights
Against 7 Firings.

FLINT, Sept. 26.-Buick Local
500, UAW-CIO. meets this Sunday
afternoon TO consider the case OF
twn members fired for interfering
with war production August %.
Local leaders indicated they
would fight for reinstatement OF
Edmund p. Geiger and Marion
Butler. Buick aluminium foundry
workers.
Funds TO finance the fight are
being raised through the rattle OF
war bonds among members.
Local leaders said no such dras-
tic firings were ordered in similar
stoppages in other war plants.
Geiger and Butler, committee
men of the Buick local, were fired
on order of 1t. Col. George E.
Strong, air force plant protection
officer. who said the stoppage cost
vital parts for 1000 bomber en-
Igines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27

Nate s. Shapcro. president of
Cunningham Drug Stores, Is OBJ
serving his fiftieth birthday ami
versary Sunday.
A native OF Detroit. Shapero
served with the United States
Navy during the first World War,
returning here 10 open his first
drug store in 1918 In the Priscilla
Inn, Cass avenue and Ledyard
street.
His first store bore the name of
the Economical Drug Company.
In October. 1881. he merged his
enterprise with the Cunningham
Drug Store.
The chain now includes 100 Cum
ningham and Shapero drug stores
Shapero is married TO the
former Ruth Bernstein. They have
two children, Ray and Marianne
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
|G0P Promises
Victory First
Continued from Page Threc)

CONTINUED from Page Threc)
For auditor seneral-vernon J.
Brown, incumbent.
For Justice Of the supreme court
Judge Earl c. Pussley of Hart.
Nominations were made Friday
at the COP convention in Cass
Technical High. There for the
first time within their experience
delegates were not instructed how
to vote.
When leaders sought Kelly's adj
vice. he told them to draft their
own slate.
Overwhelming support from
Wayne County where. as q visiting
jurist, he heard the graft trials
resulting from the Judge Homer
Ferguson grand Jury, won an easy
victory for Judge Pugsley over
Judge Leland w. Carr Of Lansing.
Chief contest was In the nomi-
nation for secretary OF state.
Dignan won by q 20-vote edge.
Needing a majority to be
nominated, the Owosso senator
had 1913 votes, 20 more than the
minimum, while 531 went to
Arthur E. Summerheld. Flint
automotive dealer. Third aspirant
for the nimination was Charles r..
Miller of st. Joseph, who had III
supporters.
Clare Hoffman. New Deal foe,
was Miller's sponsor.
The state treasurer nomination
went easily to Senator Brake,
besting Philip T. Bennett Of jack
son and William A. Irving of San
|dusky. Brake recently defeated
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
WPB Puts Limit
.0nCdnned Food
ToHd|t Hoarding

WASHINGTON. Sept 26 tINS)
i'm a broad move 10 prevent
boarding by housewives, the War
Production Board today is placing
canned fruits and vegetables sold
at the corner grocery store under
indirect rationing control.
The WPB announced a program
10 put rigid control over the
amount Of "a different kinds Of
canned foods that Gamers and
wholesalers may release 10 retail
outlets.
The WPB explained that 81
nOQ, 600 cases Of the 273, 10000
cases of canned fruits and vege-
tables in the l942-1943 pack have
been ordered set aside for the
armed forces and lend-lease. II
added:
This will leave about 2O0,-
600. 900 cases, or IS per cent. for
ciyilians-about one and one
half cases fS6 cans) per person"
WPB officials said that the
order would prevent store shelves
from becoming empty, since only
so much can be released at
time. II also was possible that
store owners. 20 keep their shelves
from emptying too fast, would be-
gin limiting the number OF cans
allowed each customer.
The % canned fruits and vege-
tables affected arc:
Fruit cocktail. peaches, pears,
asparagus. lima beans. string
beans. sweet corn. peas. tomatoes,
tomato catsup. tomato juice, beets,
carrots. apples. applesauce, april
cots, red sour pitted cherries,
sweet cherries. pineapple juice.
prnes. pineapple, pumpkin-and
spinach.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
Prudential Agents
Vote for Clio Union

Five hundred fifty.six Michigan
agents of the Prudential Life In.
surance Company. $50 from De-
troit, voted Saturday TO be repre-.
sented by the Industrial Insurance
Agents Union, affiliated with the
United Office and Professional
Workers of America. CIO.
OF the sos votes cast, 800 chose
the CIO union. The election closely
followed one in New York State
in which 1000 agents for the COM
pany voted for the same union.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27


1929 they opened their first retail
department store. forerunner Of
the present Federal Department
Stores chain. Four years later
they established Goodwin's down
town store.
Mr.. Davidson, a member Of the
Congregation Shaarey Zedek was
well known for his philanthropic
and civic activities. Besides his
widow. Rose, he leaves three chill
dren, Melvin. Geraldine and Mrs.
Milton Sorock. wife of Doctor
Sorock, United States Army cap
tain, and one grandchild, Robert
Bruce Sorock.
The family residence 10 2445
West Boston boulevard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
US, Britain 10 Trade
Inventions DURING War

LONDON. Sept. rs QNS).-
Britain and the United States have
reached an agreement whereby
they viii exchange inventions for
the duration of the war. i; was
disclosed today in a British gov
eminent white paper.
The basic principle of an agree
ment, il was said. IL for each gov
eminent to undertake at its Own
cost to obtain from its nationals
information and manufacturing
rights which the other needs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27

an illness Of sew
eral months. He
was AZ years
old. ~
Coming to De-
troit In 1914,
with his broth
ers, Israel and
L o u l 8, he
founded David
8 on Brothers,
wholesalers Of
z e n eral mer-
n n n n disa In
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
Yanks Who Blasted
DuCe's Fleet Honored

LONDON, Sept. &c QNS).-
Mai. Gen. Lewis II. Brereton,
commander of American air forces
in the Middle East. today pre-
scented medals to 20 crew incm-
bers of United States bombcrs
which battered the Italian fleet
in action last June Is, the Ex-
change Telegraph Company re-
ported today from Cairo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27

Mt. CLEMENS. Sept. %
Edward Tobin. 49, Port Huron
seaman, died today in st. Joseph's
Hospital of injuries suffered Sep
TENDER 20 in an auto crash on
M-29 between Algonac and Fair
Haven
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
Saul Davidson
Merchant
Victim Of Long Illness

Funeral services for Saul David
son, secretary-treasurer of David
son Bros. Inc. will be held at 3
p. m. Monday at the Chapel Of
Clover Hill Park Cemetery.
Mr.. Davidson died Friday after
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27

candidate for the lieutenant gov.
ernor nomination. was supported
by the Wayne delegation.
Rushton and Brown were non1i-
mated by reclamation.