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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

doing. Ia see that the grand Jury
had before them all the facts.
II have conducted the inquiry
as fully and fairly as l know
how. Those under investigation
were given the unusual privilege
of appearing before the grand
jury and explaining their con-
nectiOn with the incident.
JURf'S CONCLUSION
"The jury has considered the
case fully and It's conclusion that
no violation at law was disclosed
settles the matter"
I'm defending itself, the Tribune
cOptondcd that the information in
the June Z story was not based on
confidential information, but was
derived fraEn- JaARStea,&- knowledge
of naval affairs: James Fighting
Ships a naval annual and infor-
nal discussions of naval strategy
and tactics that Johnston had with
naval officers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

"JOhnston I have only seen a
few times, but his record OF
herOiSm. and the impression he
made upon all who came I'm con-
fact with him furnished COM
plete guarantee of his integrity.
THE attitude of the Tribune
Il today what IL was before the
grand jury investigation was
launched and as IL was the day
after Pearl Harbor. Our whole
effort II To win the war and we
will not indulge I'm any factiOnal-
ism excepting insofar as we are
prosecuted and have To defend
ourselves"
s. Maloney Saidi
II am gratified at MIR. Mitch
rff'seiiis announcement uf-tiie
results OF the federal grand
lury's investigation of the Chi
cage Tribune's story of June Z.
i am grateful that the privilege
was accorded Stanley Johnston
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

formation from Japan by inform
ing Japanese naval officials OF a
leak.
Among the witnesses heard by
the jury were J. 10y Maloney
managing editor of the Tribune
Johnston: Wayne ThomiS, aviation
editor and rewrite man, who
helped prepare the story; Ralph
Sharp, night news editor of the
New York Daily News, and Frank
Waldrop. political and foreign edi-
tor of the Washington Times
Herald
Col. Robert r. Mccormick, pub
Usher OF the Tribune. said IN a
formal statement after the voting
of the mo billn by the jury!
II never had the slightest fear
of an indictment. l have known
NIaIoney for nearly 25 years, and
when COnfided the TTibune's
honor 10 him IL was with a thor
Ough knowledge of his character.
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and myself to appear and give
the facts. Having done that,
there could be but one result"
Johnston said:
The action OF the grand jury
IL Just what expected IL
would be. am prOuder than
ever before i'm my life that l call
myself an American, where free
dom still reigns."
Special Assistant United States
Attorney Mitchells statement fol-
lows. in full:
"The grand jury considering
the matter of the publication on
June ! In the Chicago Tribune
and I'm other newspapers, of All
article relating 10 the Japanese
fleet tn the Midway hattie has
decided that no indictment
should be returned.
II was asked by the attorney
general TO come out here and
conduct the inquiry, and I'm 50
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lice resulted in Dodge's arrest
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
Cholera Kills
1900 in China

CHUNGKING China, Aug. 20
GNS).-An epidemic of cholera
raging through western Yunan
Province has taken thousands of
lives, with 5000 to 1000 dead in
Tengchung alone. the official Cen
trial News Agency reported today.
The epidemic has been raging
among the undcrfed, bomb-crazed
population since May Japanese
troops were said 10 be included
among the victims.
American and British hospital
and medical units are trying 10
check the spread of the epidemic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
Prison Corn
Prize Crop So Tall THEE
Convicts Escape

JOLIET. i'll, Aug 20 GNS).-
The tall corn on Statewide peni-
Tertiary S honor farm was giving
Warden Edward NJ. Stubbleheld
his usual seasonal headaches today
Yesterday John Stronewitz, a
convict who is only > feet 4 inches
wandered of between the tower
ing rows of corn He was the
third convict To- make such a get
away this week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

gineeriug department diagrammec
The layout Of the police station rs
the only witness before the jury
left on IFS tour.
The jury consisted Of
MRS. HARRY q. AMMO. 5O2T
kenSincton avenue. vile OI thC
manager Of the Bull 4 sons
Hardware Company
MRS. MOLLIE SNIONS- So
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Tribune
Cleared
by jury
iContinued from Page Onel

disclosed, had complained that the
story violated official condolences
by giving precise information con
corning the size OF the japanese
fleet and the names of some OF lis
ships, and stirling Hat its dispoSi.
ton and character was known Ia
American naval officers before the
battle.
This, the navy department said
was confidential information that
ieopardiZed certain sources of in
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
Coroner Calls
Witnesses in
Dodge Death

Continued from Page One)
lice resulted in Dodge's arrest
~ n prev le4--
JAMES FITZPATRICK. n
news photographer, also OF 1854
Van Dyke place, son-in-law OF
Mrs. Prlngle, and a witness TO
the arrest
THEODORE KLEIN. 1899
Parker avenue, government ord
nance field representative, who
was visiting at the LANCE home
when Dodge entered.
GRANVILLE BERLIN, and
his wife. DOROTHY, 1881 Van
Dyke place at whose house
Dodge and Miss Fontaine viS-
tied during the evening.
AWAKENED BY NOISE
MRS. CATHERINE CAKES
CANFIELD, and her daughter.
ELISABETH, 1865 Van Dyke
place, who were awakened by
the commotion of Dodge's ar
rest.
CHARLES KRISTEN. 2940
Algonquin avenue, an uncle OF
Mrs. Langes, who assists Lange
in his insurance business.
PATROLMAN ALEC j. CAB
RIAULT, who sat Dodge down
upon the floor of the Mcclellan
police precinct.
PATROLMEN ALFRED L.
ARMAN and LEE BROWN, the
arresting officers.
PATROLMEN RAY PICK X
ARD and SGT. FRANK POU-
LIN, who saw Gabriault sit
Dodge upon the floor.
1T. WILLIAM WOOD
ORTIZ and PATROLMEN
ROM AN ASCHENBRENER,
RALPH DEYAK, CASH RYAN
and VERNON T.. WELDON, all
on duty at Mcclellan precinct
at the time Dodge was arrested.
ENEST PARISON. 3641 Nc
Dougall avenue; JAMES Nc
CARROLL, 702 Manistique ave.
nue.; JOHN A. LAUHOFF, S14
MaHistique- avenue FIR A NIX
PIN ERA, 1865 Superior
street. and his cousin, LOUIS
PINCHERA, 4130 Moran ave-
nue.. soldiers, who were in Nc
Clellan station when Dodge was
brought in.
OFFICERS SUMMONED
SENIOR INSPECTOR
THOMAS WYSOCKI, HOMI-
eide INSPECTOR JOHN o.
WHITMAN and 1T. HAROLD
BRANTON, in charge of the in
vestigation.
ANGELO PERRANO. Checker
Cab Company official who was
drinking with Dodge the after
noon prior to Dodge's arrest.
JOHN f. CURTIS, assistant
manager of Hotel Fort Shelby;
JOE LUCAS and CHARLES A.
KRAMER, Fort Shelby cocktail
room walters. Dodge was drink
ing in the Fort Shelby cocktail
lounge the afternoon before his
death.
THEODORE r. LIP SITZ,
1855 First street, and ARTHUR
r. EATON, GA West Garfield
street, owners of bars Dodge
visited chat day.
JAMES r. WHITE, a taxi
driver, who drove Dodge.
DIR. WILLIAM ID. RYAN,
chief county medical examiner;
DIR. PAUL A. KLEBBA and
DIR. ROBERT ROSEN, also rep
reSenting the county; DR..
PLINN +. MORSE, Harper
Hospital pa tn ologist; DIR.
MARK MAUN, Jennings Hospi-
tai pathologist; DIR. +. h. CAR
MICHAEL, Dodge'S physician,
and DIR. WILLIAM MILES of
Receiving Hospital, where Dodge
died.
EDWARD Eek Of the city
engineers office; RICH ARD
BOWEN OF the police identifii-
cation bureau, and ALBERT
LANGTREE of the police scien-
tific laboratory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
EXTRA JUROR CHOSEN

Prosecutor Bowling asked the
coroner il II was the understand
ing that one of the seven jurors
would be excused before deliber-
alton. Knobloch agreed. explaining
that seven had been picked be-
cause of the possibility of illness
TO one over the extended period
of the hearing.
DR.. Mark Maun. a pathologiSt
retained by the Dodge family. next
was sworn and concurred with the
findings of the autopsy.
Death was caused by a cerebral
hemorI'hage following a l0-inch
skull fracture, they testified. -
The jury IN as { determine
whether Dodge suffered the skull
fracture as he resisted search in
Mcclellan station or at some
earlier hour.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

Up TO Y3.V5 De luxe ShIrfs
Here is reol luxury in shirts! Offering
the highest type fabries and novelty
style creations at real reductions. Such
outstanding successes as svper-roy,
mvI'i-erepe and other exciting fashion
hits ore included.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
STRUCK IN HOUSE

II was while she was at the
LANCE home that Dodge struck
his wife. knocking her to the floor
and splitting her lip.
Miss Mignon Fontaine, unem-
ployed interior decorator, who was
rooming at the LANCE home, is
another important witness.
NeighborS summoned polio g
when they saw Dodge apparently
I trying TO break into her bedroom
window. She fled from the house
in a nightgown and robe and was
seeking shelter on a porch across
the street when officers arrested
Dodge.
Such were the events which led
TO the detention of the motor
scion as a house prOwlcr and tC
his subsequent death in Receiving
Hospital
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so To TESTIFY

Some % witnesses. including
policemen. iBtmateS and Strang-
erS are expected 10 be called by
Prosecutor William r. Bowling in
IA endeayor 20 determine how
Dodge sustained his fatal wound
August H.
The jury was empanoled by
Coroner knobloch at $50 "A. m.
He explained 20 the four women
and three men that IL was their
duty 20 determine the manner
and means of the death of John
DuVal Dodge
Kuoblock then read the auiop-
sy report that showed Dodge died
from a cerebral hensorrhage Au-
otlSL e
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a KEY WITNESS

One of the chief witnesses TO
be called will be Patrolman Alex
-. Gabriault, who seized Dodge
by the arms when ne became OBJ
lStreperous in the Mcclellan sta
ton and pulled him into the
sergeant'S room where he sat the
lmotor scion upon the floor.
Dodge threw himself backward
and struck his head on the con-
crete floor Immediately losing
consciousness, Gabriault said.
I This is the only known injury
Dodge suffered. However, earlier
that evening he became pugilistic,
once challenging a friend and, once
striking his wife Mrs. Dora Nc
Donald Kline Dodge.
Mrs. Dodge Will be called as a
witness.
She is expected 20 tell how she
surprised her husband drinking at
the Lange home when she went
there for ice, leaving a party at
the home OF William Tucker, 1866
Wan DYKE Mace.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
Jurors Visit Scenes
I'm Dodge Inquest
-fContiuued from Page one

Tuxedo avenue Highland Park.
MRS. IRENE TOBIAS, 1913
Dexter boulevard
HAROLD SADOWS XXI, a
pharmacist OF 952 Nottingham
road. Crosse pOintc Park.
Outer drive protection police
man on the Il. and !. Tool and
Die COMPANY
JAMES FRYFOGLE 1870
kentucky avenue. a Wayne Uni
NerSitN medical student.
MRS. TUNlS T.. STINSON,
Sl2O East jefferson avenue. cX-
ecutVe secretary OF Moslem
Shrine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-28
Screen Contract
Is Birthday Gift

WHEN LUCILLE BALL signed
her new long term M-G-M con-
tract, August 6. it not only meant
the starring role in "Du Barry
Was a Lady but a birthday pres
cnt as well.
The important event fell on her
natal day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-28
Plan Graduation
Exercises Sunday
At Capitol Theater

GALA GRADUATION exercises
will be held Sunday noon by the
Radio Schoolhousc, for Children's
Theater of the Air members who
have reached the age of Is years
and who have completed their
stage experience on the Broadway
Capitol Theater stage. Graduates
will be presented their diplomas
and special Oscars" by Freddie
Rivard, director, and then will
leave the program TO go on TO
other fields Many previous gradu-
ates have gone TO Hollywood, and
many have gained either radio
stardom or stage success.
Sundays roster of graduates in
cludeS Dorothy Mclean. Billy
Scruggs. Shirley Ann Russell,
Grace Taylor. AriS Prunty. Bob
Long and Billy and Jimmy Heng-
Stebeck. all of whom are Is years
old The program on Sunday will
be handled by Prof. Dick Osgood
and accompanied by Eve Gladstone
at the piano, and Benny Kyte's
orchestra.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-28
Betty BoIda Bride
Of Floyd {. Kinney

BETTY BOLDA, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bolda. be-
came the bride of Floyd f..
Kinney, son of Mrs. Herman
Kinney and the late Mr.. Kinney
Saturday.
The wedding took place at 4
o'clock in the Christ Evangeli-
cal Church.
Rev. Carl H. Grathwohl off
ciated at a double ring cere-
mony.
Betty Hornfeld was maid of
honor. Marion Jud. cousin Of
the bride, and Vera Twork were
bridesmaids.
Charles Kinney was the best
man and Bud June and Robert
Radtke seated the guests.
Following a large reception
Mr.. and Mrs. Kinney left on a
motor trip through northern
Michigan.
MISS MARY WARD DILLON
has returned TO town after
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-28
Janet CoHard
Will Marry
A. @. Ropp Jr

MISS JANET MARIE COL
LARD, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur w. Collard of LenoX ave-
nue., will become the bride Of
A. Guy Ropp Jr, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. G. Ropp of Courville
avenue, Saturday evening at s
o'clock at Faith Lutheran
Church with the Rev. R. D. Lin
hart officiating.
Mrs. Robert Machan will be
matron-of-honor and the brides
maids will include the Misses
Dolores and Dorothy Collard,
sister of the bride, and Miss
Doris Brown.
Donald Ropp will be his
brothers best man and Robert
Machan, Stanley Warren and
Bill Carleton will scat the
guests.
After their wedding, a reccp-
ton is 10 be held at Lochmoor
Club after which the young
couple will leave for a two
weeks wedding trip in the Caro-
linas.
MISS JACQUELINE B. ENG,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Emig, and Cpl. Robert A. SHAFT
fer, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis A.
Shaffer, will be married August
81 at 8 o'clock in the evening in
Calvary Presbyterian Church.
Miss Emig's attendants will
include her sis ter, Mrs. Paul
Rutledge, as matron of honor;
Mrs. Harold Wright, as brides
m aid; Suzanne Richards and
Elaine Palmer, cousins of the
bride, as flower girls.
Paul Rutledge will be best
man. Ushers will be Norman
II m me- nd Jr, and Harold
Wright.
Immediately after the we'd
ding Corporal Shaffer will take
his bride TO the Southwes
where he is stationed.
MRS. GILBERT CROOK of
Littlefield avenue left recently
for Los Angeles. by plane, TO
attend the wedding Of her niece.
MRS. ARTHUR McGRAW Of
Crosse Pointe is to be found at
the Biltmore down in New York
City, we are advised.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-28
Bowmans See Greenbrier Again

THAT WAS a nostalgia journey upon which Mr.. ar
Mrs Robert j. Bowman of Nen road embarked last eve
ming.
For they went down. for the last time to the famou
old Greenbrier Hotel. White Sulphur Springs where
they have known many happy hours in years gone
Right after Labor Day. the army will move into the
Greenber. and il will lose its identity of
the famous hostes in the world
The Bowmans will be accompanied by those other
long time friends Of the Greenbrer Mr. and Mrs Harry
Lohmeyer. and Mr. and Mrs Edward Thomas. all Of
Cleveland -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-28
Studio Searches
For Pretty Dancers

TWENTY-FIVE DOWN and
four TO 60 is the score on the
dancing girls chosen for "Du Barry
Was a Lady
Blondes. brunetS or redheads
are welcome, but they must be
around 5 feet 4 inches, of slight
build and experts at 1--WE, iitteFbuG
and swing Stately beauty is left
10 the dozen show girls yet to be
chosen by Producer Arthur Freed
and Director Roy Del Ruth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-28

will hold open house for her
friends from Harbor Beach and
Bad Axe.
AFTER SPENDING the week
end with her sister, Mrs. Edwin
Neal Grant, in Toronto. Ont,
Mrs. j. Bruce Hines (the former
Eleanore Harding) is leaving to
Join her husband, Lieutenant
Hines, at Fort Riley, Kan.
THE COUNTESS ELEKTRA
ROSANSKA has returned 10
Alpena, Mich, for still another
vacation of boating and fishing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-28
Tonigh+'s Concert
At Belle Isle

GRAHAM T. OVERHEARD, di-
rector of music at Wayne Univer-
sity, will conduct the Detroit Fed
Grafton of Musicians Band con-
cert tonight at 8 o'clock in the
Belle Isle bandstand. Sedwig
Field cornetist, will be the guest
solOiSt.
The program:
The Star spangled Banner Key
I Homage 10 Pioneers Weinberg
?. Overture. Oberon Won Weber
3 Coruet Solo by Sedwig Field,
Land Of Free Rogers
4. My Hero, from The Chocolate
Soldier Straus-Alford
s. Cabins Gillette
a. March. Gate City Weldon
7 Waltz. IlBacio Arditi
s. The HIS, the Devil and Macarthur
MCLAUGHLIN, Foerch and overgard
INTERMIssIoN
g Introduction 20 Act III from the
Opera "Lohengrin" Wagner
10 slavonc Rhapsody No. Friedmann
H. March, FL Captain Sousa
-, La Paloma Yradier-Schaefer
49, The stars and Stripes Forever Sousa
The Star Spangled Banner Key
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-28
u Kin at Birthday Fete
For Mrs. Lewis Ludinq+on

ON SEPTEMBER /, Mrs.
Lewis Ludington will celebrate
her eighty-third birthday with
family dinner at THE Willows, -
her lovely place at Harbor
Beach.
Twenty-Five relatives Will
gather for this important occa-
sion, among them being Mrs.
LudingtoEs children, Senator
Allen G.. Ludington, Ivan Lud-
ington and Lewis Ludington plus
Miss Laura Ludington and Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Leigh Hughes.
This Sunday. the gracious and
charming birthday celebrator
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-28
Then They'll 60 TO CharIevoix

WHEN THE Bowmans return from White Sulphur.
after Labor Day. they will to Chicago and from
there TO Charevoix for indefinite stay.
The Richard Degeners. sonn-aw and daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs Bowman . returned Monday. from the
north,
They accompanied. by Mr.. and Mrs. Lane
Donovan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-28

MRS. CHARLES DAVIS will be arriving from
her home IN Roanoke va.
Along with her daughter. Mrs Frank Lane Holland
Any minute now.
To Join Mrs Charles Davis Jr....,
And proceed 10 Chicago.
Where they meet Pvt. Shannon Davis. who's
been away from these parts. for some time
very much occupied with his duties in the
flage field ol the armed forces
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-28
Crosse Poin+e
Flower Fe+e
Sept. Il, I3
BY JACK OLIVER

MRS. JOHN S. NEWBERRY.
Mrs. w. Beresford Palmer Jr.
and Mrs. Dexter M. Ferry Jr.
form the schedule committee for
the Crosse Pointe and Eastern
Michigan Horticultural Society
annual flower, fruit and vege-
table show, which will be held
September u and 13 at the
Neighborhood Club.
There are to be special classes
for garden clubs, so competition
in artistic arrangement is open
to members of the Garden Club
of Michigan, the Little Garden
Club. the Junior League Garden
Club, the Crosse Pointe branch
of the Women's National Farm
and Garden Association, the Viii
lage Garden Club and the Gar
den Center of Detroit.
Looking still further ahead,
the chrysanthemum show is TO
be staged November IA and Is
at the Neighborhood Club
come you-know-what or high
water.
MR.. AND MRS. ]. w. GIL
LETTE JR. of Wing Lake road
recently up and gave cocktail
party reason being Mr.. Gs
birthday.
MR.. AND MRS. EDWARD G.
HELLER, who now make their
home in Concord Mass, are the
proud recipients of a son. Ed
ward Peter HELLER, who arrived
August p.
THE SAMUEL BERKS Of
Chandler Park drive are Justly
proud over the news that their
son. Arthur J. Berk. has re-
Gently been promoted from the
rank of lieutenant in the marine
corps 10 that of a captain, no
less.
THE WEDDING Of Miss
Eileen Hodgson and Robert
James Shade took place recently
at st. JoSeph's Episcopal Church
with the Rev. Kenneth Gass
officiating.
The bride wore a simple
street-length frock of ivory wool
crepe with a watching cap and
carried a white prayer book,
which had been used by her
mother at her wedding, topped
by white orchids.
Her sole attendant was Mrs.
David Weston (the former Miss
Mary Thomas). who appeared in
sand-colored crepe with which
she wore a brown felt hat and
carried a Colonial bouquet tied
with a green ribbon bow.
William S. Shade was his
brothers best man and Norman
Diamond and William Diamond
seated the guests.
For her daughters wedding
Mrs. Hodgson chose blue crepe
with a hat of black French felt.
The bridegroom's mother was
in navv blue and white with a
black felt hat.
Both the mothers had corsage
bouquets Of rubrum lilies.
The reception was held at
Botsford Tavern, where a buffet
luncheon was served 10 so of
their close friends.
The bride is the daughter Of
the Robert Lionel Hodgsons of
Glynn court and the bridegroom
is the youngest son OF the Will
liam p. Shades of East Grand
boulevard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-28
Friday, August %, 1912

visit with her father, ]. Dean
Dillon, who is vacationing at
Harsens Island, his favorite
holiday spot. N
MRS. CHARLES p. NASCA
of Connecticut avenue and her
daughters. Elizabeth and Pa
tricia, will shortly be holidaying
at Houghton Lake.
With them will be Nancy
Armentrout.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-28
Mrs. Sidney T. Miller Jr. Due Home

MRS. SIDNEY T. MILLER JR.....
Will be getting back into town..
Sometime next week.
After putting most of the summer
Up at the Huron Mountain Club.
Amidst all that rusticity....
With her. will return....
Her daughter. -. Marion. and son Sidney III.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-28
Tine TO Take Peek at Shannon

MRS. HOLLAND is the wife Of Colonel Holland Of
Gen. Douglas MacArthur's staff. by the way.
And she and her mother decided the time,
TO take peck at Shannon
Instead Of waiting until October.
When he plans TO be hereabouts.
For a few days.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-28

Tragic Fate of the Essex
Crew. Their Ship Sunk by a
Killer Whale, and Adrift In the
Vast Pacific, They Fought
Storms. Thirst and Starvation
and Only Few Survived TO
Tell a Dreadful Story Of Canni-
balism. Don't Miss This Sec
ond Instalment OF Char She
Blows" True Tales Of the Old
Whalers Told by Cap'n Lester
A. Mosher, One of the Last Of
the Old Whaling Shippers, I'm
The American Weekly, With
This Sundays Issue of The
Detroit Sunday Times.
The CIO news., 1942-11-09
Armis+ice Doy
Features Parade

Cumberland, Nov. Z - The city's
wartime preparedness was to be
displayed on Armistice Day in an
annual parade that was slated TO
feature all sections Of Cumberland's
civilian defense organization.
Scheduled to begin at 7:30 p.m.,
the Armistice Day march was to be
composed of many civilian defense
units, the Maryland Minute Men,
Civilian Air Patrol and airplane
spoilers. besides the veteran or
ganizations. recruiting services Of
the Army and Navy, auxiliaries of
the veteran organizations and the
Red Cross.
Mayor Thomas F. Conlon is pa
rade marshal.
The CIO news., 1942-11-09
Laundry Workers
PIon Celebration

Cumberland, Nov. IA Second
Anniversary dinner-dance will be
held at the Queen City Hotel. Sat
urday, November % by the United
Laundry Workers Local Industrial
Union, 30. CIO, the union decided
at a meeting this week.
A committee composed of Chair
man John Nimick, Vida Long,
Margaret Yergan, Oranda Greever,
Ruth James and Pauline Reed is in
charge of arrangements.
Officers OF the union are Mrs.
Bernadette frost, president; Ruth
James, recording secretary, and
John Nimick, financial secretary.