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The Hardin tribune-herald., 1942-01-01

its debt by leaps and bounds.
This makes me wonder why we
talk only of an uprising in
Germany. Gould not the En-
glish, Japanese, Italians, or ev-
en- American people get tired
and quit? In this connection let
me say that according to the
U. S. Chamber of Commerce,
U. S. taxes in 1941 were higher
than English taxes whether
measured on a per capita or
percentage basis. My estimate
for U. S. federal, state, and To-
cal taxes for 1912 is $25, ,OOO,OOO,-
600. This gives a per capita
figure of about $180-for every
U. S. person; while the Brit
ish figure will be only $173 per
person. Based upon national
income, it is estimated that u.
S. taxes take $50 of our ma
tional income while the British
taxes will take only 22h.
CLOSING WARNING
Just a word to various groups
who read this forecast: % To
manufacturers and investors
Get out of the objective case.
Stop kicking, but help more to
row the boat. If you believe in
private enterprise" show more
of this enterprise in your own
plans and policies. If you love
personal liberty, be willing to
fight for it, to be taxed for it,
and accept the risks that 20
with it. If you wish to avoid
having the government make
employment, make it yourselves.
There never was any cyclon.:
cellar for private property or
for private enterprise.
(2) To wage workers and 9TH
ers::- Smash the racketeers
whether in labor circles or gov
ernment circles. Insist that
workers shall vote by seclet
ballot as to whether or no. they
shall strike after hearing drgu-
ments from both their labor
leaders and their employers. q
am willing to agree that no
corporation be allowed to plt
on a clock out" without a sim
liar vote by its stockholders) I
beg labor in 1912 to encourage
the Department of Justice in
eliminating all rackets.
(3) The Babsoncharo shows
The Hardin tribune-herald., 1942-01-01
DEFENSE COSTS
FOR. 1910

During the calendar year 1941
our government spent about
$4,000, 100000 with revenue of
over one half this sum. 1t is
estimated that this will be
nearly double in 1912. I esti-
mate the government debt in
creased during 1941 about $12,-
000,000,000. Bankers recently es-
timated that on Dec. 81, 1912
the government debt will be
about $65,000,000,000 compared
with only $4,000, 600, 900 in 1922
and less than $4,000, 100000 in
1917. As a result we are slowly
approaching state capitalism.
The Federal government may
some day control banking,
transportation and farming. I
am bearish on long-term gov
ernment bonds.
England is likewise increasing
The Hardin tribune-herald., 1942-01-01
WHAT ABOUT RETAIL
TRADE?

Merchants in the defense ar
cas- should have a good year.
am not so hopeful for those
outside defense areas. Certain
ly, the number of sales will be
smaller although the total gross
may hold up. Expanding the
draft age may have a dampen-
ing effect on retail trade later
in the year. The new draft call
may also cut the. labor supply
of many industries. Blackouts
are another factor in retarding
consumer buying. Hence, mer-
chants should increase advertis-
ing appropriations if they ex-
pect a good year in 1912. I ad-
wise merchants to keep down
expenses; avoid wage increases;
and get out of debt. If someone
else offers your employees more
money than you are now pay
ing, after the war they will
come back to you glad to work
for less money than you are
The Hardin tribune-herald., 1942-01-01

gard.ng the destruction of crops
and fuel supplies during 1912.
Therefore, I say that there will
be no peace in 1912; that many
non-defense industries will be
depressed throughout 1912; and
that business as a whole has
already seen its peak. The war
may even last two or more years
after 1912; but after 1912, two
months before it ends no one
will foresee the end.
REAL ESTATE WILL
HOLD FIRM
Prices of farm lands should
strengthen during 1912. Farmers
will be more prosperous. Iue
only investment which farmers
know is land. Many will be so
foolish as to again get land
poor as they did following
World War I. There also will be
some purchasing of small farms
as initiation hedges. It looks,
however, as if-other than in
defense areas - the small
home" industry has about
reached its peak and will be-
gin to slump off in 1912.
BUSINESS OUTLOOK
FOR 1912
Ordinarily this should result
in increased rents and an in
creased demand for houses al
ready built. It must be re-
membered, however, that where
a third of the workers will have
more wages and want to move
into better houses, two-thirds
of the workers will have no
wage increases. Many will have
wage decreases. Some will see
their expenses so increased that
they will be looking for chea-
per homes as well as for Cheap
er cars. Readers who have real
estate which they would like
10 sell should make a IsJrong
effort to sell it during 1942-at
least sell enough to get out of
debt.
The Hardin tribune-herald., 1942-01-01
Bdbson's s Statement
Continued from Page u

ANS& A4oAAA ck6C -
ers. The Multiplication Table, as
well as the Ten Command
mentS, is bound to be a factor
in bringing this war to an end,
but when? The blockade, how
ever, is becoming an important
factor, but blockading takes
time whether against Germany
or Japan.
OPRISINGS MAY COME
All of this means that the
only hope for bringing World
War II to an end during 1942
is an uprising of the Germans,
Japanese, and Italians, or of
the people of the conquered ma
tlons, or of the people of Great
Britain, or of the United
States. To have the people of
any of these countries quit and
go on a "sit-down strike" would
bring the war to an end. I can
visualize this taking place
sometime after 1912; but I
cannot visualize it as coming
about in 1912. In this connec-
ton let me remind readers of
what I said last January re-
The Hardin tribune-herald., 1942-01-01
MONEY RATES AND
BOND PRICES

Money rates will stiffen dur
ing. 1912; perhaps not apprec-
lably, but some. Certainly any
change that does take place
will be on the upside. The u. S.
government cannot spend about
$50 billions a year ($575, 900 per
second) mostly for fire crack
ers' without an ultimate stren-
gthening of money rates even
though one-half of the sum is
raised by taxation. This ulti-
mately means higher yields for
Governments and corporation
bonds. Certain medium grade
bonds should sell at higher pri-
ces during 1912. The money
rate pendulum has swung from
high to low and vice-versa for
1000 years It will continue to
swing: The present decline in
gold imports foretells the next
swing. Gold imports are now
running only $50 of 1910, while
loans are increasing.
COST OF LIVING
The official government cost
-oI-llVlIlg 1lgureS, which will be
published during 1912, will show
a small increase each month.
The reason Is that these figures
must cover the same items,
brands, and grades in order to
have them useful for compare
tive statistical purposes. AS a
practical matter. however, a
family can switch its purchases
from sirlo!n steak to top-of- the
round without any increase in
the cost-of-living. The same
family can cut down on des-
serts and save money on both
food and dental bills! Hence,
there need be no increase in
the cost-of-lving for well-man-
aged families during 1912. This
Is especially true as 15% now
goes into the garbage pail or is
wasted in other ways.
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Rentals Wanted

BONUS sio-5-e-7-room house. fati three
sdune child. Vermont 7-lO7i.
COUPLE. 9 months baby. desire furnished
flat. apartment; East eide. Drexel 1883.
COUPLE. l-month-oid baby: groom lower.
single. income: northwest. Drexsl s0se
FIVE or siI-room unfurnished; must he
exceptionally nice for permanent resi-
dence. Vermont 5-724s.
POUR or Eve rooms, family four, furnished
or unfurnished Urgent. Ken Champlln
1s7 y. Grand Blvd.
4 OR BROOM, furnished: willing TO pay
about $50; family Of three. Prospect 1864.
COLORED-Coupie Ia furnished rooms
John R.-Woodward. Madison o4o6. Mr..
Lane
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AsTRoLoCER Mrs. Lena Manning
Cherokee Indian Appointments. TYLER
q T1Ai al3A NcGrAW
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Wanted to Rent Houses

yfvE-sIH- ROOM House, Lower fat west
side; permanent Detfoiters with 3-year-
Old and baby. Vinewood 2-3sp2.
your FIVE HOUSE fat reliable couple.
Three very good children. Atlantic 2242
YOUNG Detroit-born couple with two chill
dren desire four five-rOom house-flAt
will pay three-fOUr months rent In advance
Lenox 5342.
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BROOKLYN, 57ss 90 Nice clean sleeping
room one single. one double twin beds
excellent transportation. Trinity i-5sl3.
CADILLAC, 3T4S-7 sleeping rooms. clean.
warm men only. Plaza T3i2.
CONCORD. s2st, nr Packard Clean
double. comfortable sleeping rooms; very
reasonable.
ELMHURsT. 4232-Light. airy rooms: en-,
cellent transportation. gentlemen pre-
ferred. Dawson 1882.
HILL. 81 Highland Park)-Two comfort
able rooms gentlemen. transportation.
University i-073s
IRooUols. bsoi-coupies; men or girls.
IVAnhoe 1886. Good transportation.
McGRAW 7T56 (hissouri) Grand River
Grand Belt cars; 81; gentleman preferred
COLoRED-6ie3 Iroquois. Nice comfort
able room. Employed couple preferred.
Good Importation,
.CoLORED--sl Hague newly decorated,
nicely furnished, prefer business girl;
.conyenienees.
Coi.oRED-Nsstiy furnished room. Gen
tcman or renned couple preferred.
Murray 22os.
COLoRED-Room. single man. defense
worker only; good transportation. Trim
iiv l7O62
COLORED-N Neatly Furnished room; single
employed person. 35s Harmon. Townsend
5-5s36
furnished room: gen
tiemAn preferred. Trinity 2-37st
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Hotels

HOTEL IMPERIAL
weekly rates. Petsrborb and Woodward
HOTEL WASHINGTON, 1890 Cas- Rooms
for transients 81 daily ard up
WILLARD HOTEL 4is HENRY
- 30 10 s. vsskly-ti 20 oally
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AN not responsible for any debts ~ obi
cations contracted ~ my vile ~ ans
oos else on and after this date Loueiui
l. Ross.
RofO0ER-Evanrsiins Berry Head
ings 81. Appointments Townsend ssf26s
~ E,mhurst tWoOdward).
AsTROLoCER - Mrs. Lena Manning,
Cherokee Indian Appointments. Tyler
AT7t. s224 NcGraw.
zsTRoLoGIsT- Madame Fioys Problems
truthfully solved. se'i East Forest
Plaza oT6s.
AsrRoLooFR crystal IL Belle your
7-0s4s
AsTRoLoGER PHOEBE cARTER-con-
suitaion daily veFy reasonable. ais
Helen (near Jerersonl
AsrRoLoGER { Lowell well known
Detroiter popular IN Florida Lafayette
OS2s
AsTRoLOGER - Thoroughly experienced
consultations dairy. 5oc-Si. outstanding.
BIOS Hsmiiton-CiAirnount
AT BILL CRAPS GRILL Astrologer
Estsne. Luncheon, drinks. l2t John Il.
fdownstAirsl.
AVAILABLE GOOD e-piecc dance orches-
irA-for- Halloween parties Reasonable
Tuxedo 2-seos
DIVINE HEALINGs - Improves health
Reverend Hare DRmrau. l74i Ferry
Park. Trinity i-T2s2
GYPSY CARD READER Paimistry.
Madame Marie formerly Might IN Buda-
pest Cafe. sac Cary. NineWood 2-s573.
HAIR PERMANENTLY Removed-Mul-
tiple Electrolysjs Emilia Boccabella,
3Ts5 Grstiot Plaza 0s5o.
HAIR REMOVED permanently Natalie
Trauh. $40 Michigan TheAtsr Building
Cherry 707S.
HINDU SYSTEM - Readings "Boskon'
solves problems. 2ssS West Grand boule'
ward. Trinity I-Sees.
MADAME ELISE Unusual French reader
sand and Fire solve your problems love,
business. Columbia 2700. 44l7 Second. ca
MRS RAYE-Astrologis testured at State
Fair 1897 Mitchell PLAZA 1903.
NOT responsible Tor debts contracted by
my wife Ruth Robson. after this date.
Fred =. Robson 22s5 East Congress
on AND after this date will not be
responsible for any debts contracted BY
my wife Lois Greene. Mitchell Greene,
607 Medbury.
PILES AND CHRONIC DISEASES
Successful office treatment while working.
Doctor De swarte Rectal Clinic
57i5 Second. near Palmer. Trinity l-72i2.
PROP. ELToN-ADVIsoR
CONSULTATION daily lob: Tuesdays.
Fridays until Q; closed Sundays, 34is John
r. between Erskine and Eliot. Special 81.
l.FVEREND LILLIAN LEE-Chureh Of
Christ. Appointments daily 1860 West
Grand boulevard. Tyler 6-1S33.
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4 ROOMS. soft. lot. 81. 500, $500 down.
CRIGER
1927 Y. s-Mils Rd., Hazel Pa r, o. 1859
coLORED- MOVE M open SUNDAY
10 s. seven beautiful rooms. steam
heat. 5000 down. $50 month. Ivanhoe
2o67
Coiored- HAIlstt 6-rm. brick
Painted walls. Clean 81 500 Terms.
T. sLoBN. $500 woodward. TR. i-o36e
A7: six housekeeping
apartments. completely furnished; income
$50 81 600 handles. Trinity 1900.
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THE WHITTIER

Dining Rooms-FAmons for good food -
oNsrlooking the Detroit River. Private
parties may Ne arranged for through ouI
rsrsonAliSed catering service. Lenox sOOO
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BARGAIN 5000 acre plots near VIII
low Run. Easy terms. Hurry. TY. 5-40lo.
BARGAIN--40-ft. lots. n. W. cor. SMILE
Kelly: improy.; SITS. Owner. tn. 2-oe34.
BARGAIN--AcT- FIT. LOTS
S125 up. terms. Madison 02+o week days.
BUY STATE owneo properties. see your
real estate broker.
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BUY y acre for $3.50. g. down. Tromlsy
AL y. Main St. Royal oaR
INDEPENDENT house or 1912 rooms
apartment for office Write 20 Consulate
Of Poiand, tlO West Kirby, Apt. sol or
telephone Temple 2-35T5 between 90
A. " and 500 = NJ
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Wonted.-Monsy

URGENT! Must have financial hacker for
new type Automatic Pilot In experimental
stage. Financial and character references
needed. am open for legal investigs alton.
Reply p. o. Boz 81. Jackson, Mich.
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Money to Loan
Small Loan Licenses

AUTO loans, $40 10 $500. made in IS min
utss. Aetna Finance, IT'S Cas-. RA. 6o55
FINANCE CORPORATION
THIRTEEN DETROIT OFFICES
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ACT Nowi seeboidt, frame. 7.flat. SIS: q
car garage; z hot air furnaces; good con
ditlon. Gross income SIS mo. IS, 800 cash
HOME AssocIATES-CA. 73t7
Monroe -Hastings: solid br. TT
Jim Ssros. LIE. O2l7.
McMIL Brick and D
oak throughout new furnaces. slate roof
Must settle estate. SO, $50 total price.
ELSA REALTY a INVESTMENT CO
62i7 WEST FORT vi. i-i40(
10Th, iO0s-2-family. IA rms fns condi.
ton; $500. $500 dn. LA. 62l0.
Garfield, -&-farniiy- brick
separate furnaces good condition. 81, 500.
terms Cadillac 7472
CoLoRED-HaIlett. 2-family e-e. excep-
tionaly nice. $1,000 down. jackson.
Tyler 1880.
CoLoRED-Harding: 5-4. Bargain, 81. $50,
$500 down. ME. s783.
HOUSEKEEPING APIS.
Attractive location, palstial home. Big IN
come This Is a real value! Call
G, w. WHITE 1850 Hastings. TIE. 1-ooso
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Bungalows for Sale

ASBURY PARK; SIS MO.
Mr.. Plymth, 4 rms, bath So, 900. 81, 500 dn.
HOME ASSOCIATES-CA. 7347
car garage: side drive; H.A. UN. 1880.
NORTHWEST DIsTRlcT-New hve-room
bungalow. tile bath, sink. attic. RE. 20S3.
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PAY MORE for equities. See M lAst.
1o422 Mack Murray $500.
PARTY wants late model car; no trade;
will pay cash. $4,000 Ksrcheval.
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Automobiles for Sale

maroon 2-door de luxe:
good condition: white wall tires; $4,000
miles. Must sell; private owner. 80 East
Buena Vista. Highland Park.
PoNTIAc-ieli de luxe Torpedo town
sedan; exceptionally clean: good tires,
perfect mechanical condition. Private
owner. Dawson 03s2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-24

BUYERS--Any east side property. Cash.
Terms. Burd. IVanhoe 3340.
CASH for your property. What have U!
Hurry. Johnson Co. CA. $780, MA. 4215.
HIGHEST PRICES paid for your property.
East Side only. Tuxedo 1891.
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US
s. G. HADLEY, INC CA. Oo6O
PARTY WITH CASH WANTS SMALL
HOME. EAST SIDE. PR. 42A.
SPOT CASH for or 6-room bungalow,
northwest section. Garfield 644o.
24-HOUR service: sale. trade. east side
property. Pettine, 6336 Gratiot. PL. 1880.
COLORED clients waiting-singies, flats.
apis Stevens. TIE. 2-5023. Hurry.
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AN not responsible for any debts ~ obi
cations contracted ~ my vile ~ am
zoe else on and after this date Loueius
J.. Ross.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-24

ZsTRoLoGIsT- Madame Floys Problems
truthfully solved. seii las, Forest.
pfawa 0TSG
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Bus transportation
Moving, Storage, Carriage

ALBRIGHT-Moving, storage. Grating ant
shipping: service anywhere. ali Mil
waukee. Trinity 2-2ll1.
ATLANTIC padded vans; insured trucking
Ss-losd = free estimates. TWin6rooi
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Household Appliances
Electric Refrigerators

ELECTROLUx cleaner. $50 wAtt-A
at $32. so. Regina, Cadillac 453o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-24

FOR defense workers building new homes.
See US for refrigerators. Alvey's. 12li'
Grand River.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-24

FARMS-Any size. price. terms. Ocean
Co. Hanson Osborn. Realty Hart, Mich
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Electric Washers

USED washers-An makes ssrviced. and
parts. sHoRTY's WASHER. 503i HAM
ILTON. TIE. 1880.
Evening star., 1942-06-15


Mothers and president Of the Pied
mont Chapter Of the War Mothers
in Fails Church. She was for many
years president Of the Women's
Bible Glass of the Columbia Baptist
Church and has served as a member
of the Board of Directors Of the In
structive Visiting Nurses Associa-
tion of Arlington.
Mrs. Fenwick was born in Linden
N. j., and has been a resident ol
nearby Virginia for so years. Dele.
gate Fenwick Is a patent attorney
who also has been active in the Co.
lumbia Church, having served fol
30 years as superintendent of the
Columbia Baptist Sunday School.
Besides her husband and Delegate
Fenwick, she is survived by six chill
dren, Mrs. John r. Browning, Ed.
ward G. Fenwick, Mrs. Donald K
Addie, Mrs. John L. Demarest, the
Rev. Lawrence M. Fenwick, now q
chaplain in the Army, and Mrs
Katherine Livingston.
Funeral services will be held al
Evening star., 1942-06-15

Barracks, Eighth and I streets Sc.
8 pm. today and 1880 pm. tornor-
row.
victrola concert, Jewish Com
munity Center. Sixteenth and G
streets NV, $50 pm. today.
Concert, Army Band, Army War
College, las pm, today.
DINNER.
Delaware State Society, Club
Studio, Fairfax Hotel. 6 pm. today
DANCE.
Senior prom. Mckinley High
School, Willard Hotel, 8 pm. today
MEETING.
Fourth Degree, Knights of Co.
lumbus, Mayf1ower Hotel, $3.50 pm
today.
LUNCHEONS.
Civitan Club, Mayfiower Hotel
1890 pm. tomorrow.
Optimists Club, Mayfiower Hotel
1890 pm. tomorrow.
Dartmouth Club, Annapolis Hotel
1890 pm. tomorrow
Evening star., 1942-06-15

Lions Club, Pilgrimage Hall,
Fourteenth and Quincy streets NE,
1915 pm. tomorrow.
FOR MEN IN THE SERVICE.
Music, games, Jewish Community
Center. Sixteenth and q streets
NV, 5 pm. today.
Square dance. YMCA, Seventeenth
and X streets NV. 8 pm. today.
Federal Chess Club meeting, Serv-
icemen's Club, No. !, 300 Ninth
street NV, 8 pm. today.
FOR COLORED SERVICEMEN.
Games, YMCA, 1916 Twelfth street
NV. from 6 pm. today.
Evening star., 1942-06-15
Navy EmpIoye Found
Decd, Pistol in Hand

Edward E. Strandberg, about 48,
employe Of the Navy Department,
was found fatally wounded In q ga
rage at the rear Of his home at 17l6
Massachusetts, avenue Sc. Saturday
night.
Police reported he had been shot
in the right temple with a .32-cali-
Der automatic which he was hold
ing when his wife found him. He
recently mad been treated for a nerv-
GUS condition. police said.
A certificate of suicide was issued
by Coroner A. Magrude- MacDon-
aid
Evening star., 1942-06-15
Mrs. Clara 6. Fenwiek,
Mother Of Delegate,
Dies in Arlington
Virginia Resident Headed
Baptist Bible Gloss;
Rites Set Tomorrow

Mrs. Clara Gulager Fenwick, wife
Of Edward Taylor Fenwick and
mother of Charles r. Fenwick,
Arlington County member of the
Virginia House of Delegates, died
yesterday at her home, 2220 GUAM
tico street, Arlington.
Mrs. Fenwick, active IN church
and welfare work, was past president
of the Virginia State American War
Evening star., 1942-06-15
\XZ,:; \XZ&:;:i !; 5:

MUSIC.
Concert, Navy Band. east front Of
the Capitol, Z pm. today.
Concert, Army Band, Sylvan
Theater. Washington Monument
grounds, 7 pm. today.
Victrola concert, Public Library,
Eighth and X streets NV, 7;;30 pm.
today.
Organ recital, Washington Chapel,
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter
Day Saints. Sixteenth street and
Columbia road NV, 8 pm. today.
Concert, Marine Band, Marine
Evening star., 1942-06-15

the home ut 2 pm. tomorrow, with
the Rev. U. s. Knox Of Columbia
Church officiating. Burial will be In
Oakwood Cemetery in Falls Church.
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Service Notes;

One hundred and three fcdGlnc
fiers from this state have re-
ceived the official stamp Of APP
provaI as ready for combat duty
in the seven flying schools Of the
Gulf Coast Training Center and
have been awarded their silver
wings. This is the ninth group
graduated since Pearl Harbor and
The fliers are commissioned either
second heutenants or STAFF SER
peants. Those from Ellington,
Brooks. Kelly Field and the Lub-
book Army Flying School are
bomber pilots and the others
single-engine plane pilots.
The list
LAKE CHARLES-Lieutenan
John ]. Baleski. Ada; Robert J.
Lowry. Ann Arbor, Myron NJ.
Hnatio. Dearborn; Thomas j.
Forkin. ia DreXel avenue: Eldred
G.. Howard. 1870 81. Marys ave-
nue.; William e. Jones 1872 West
Grand boulevard; Harry +.
Ouandt. 2427 SpringwellS avenue
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80 -.
Grand Rapids Gordon 6. Smith,
Jackson; Charles O. Corey Robert
ID. Glib. Lansing; John +. Kane,
Aiuskegon: Vernon -Loithnr-
man. Donavon r. Smith. Niles;
Earl w. KcnriCk Jr., Onaway;
Warren s. Egbert Jr., Pontiac;
Clarence d. Christian, South Ha-
ven; William T. Phillips, South
Lyon.
BROOKS FIELD-Lieutenants
Robert II Reiff. Ann Arbor, Donald
w. Johnson, 1892 Geneva avenue;
Robert p. Sumberg. lS055 Schoon-
herr road Dick w. Van Sickle, Fife
Lake: Robert J. SikorS, Grand
Rapids William +. Moncreiff, Lin
coin Park; Clayton +. Smith, Mus
kegon. and Robert NJ. Barkey,
Wyandotte.
KELLY FIELD $3.50 Lieutcnants
John II. Buck, Battle Creek: John
c. Meey. Bleemingdale; James II
Moon, Brunswick; John B. Algeo,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-09

Ferris avenue; Albert F. Emsley,
14616 Artesian avenue; Robert S.
Brodie. 1923 Sharon avenue; Clar-
ence Crown. 2015 East Jefferson
avenue; Walter f. Sharpe, 40l9
Clairmount avenue; Lyle r. Nc
Clear, 1892 Auburn avenue; Ed
win L. Hutchins. 1S705 Five Points
avenue: Tom NJ. Malcolm. 665
West Willis avenue Stanley Samo-
rex, 4140 Joe street; Abe Levin,
1884 Indiana avenue; Varian L.
Bennett. 1879 West Eight-Mile
road; Milton s. Gordon, $3.50 Lin
coin avenue. Detroit; John c. En-
gelberg, 1858 Paige street. Van
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kegon; Lawrence A. Tavernlni,
Norway; Lester ]. Singleton, Port
Huron.
MOORE FIELD - Lieutenants:
Wilbert II. Junttila, Calumet
George s. Butler, 1851 Penrod
avenue; Robert II. LaBounty, oIoO
Bishop road; Joseph j. McLachlan'
21S9 s. Annabelle avenue; Spencer
C.. Morgan. Detroit; James L.
Rowe. 10542 Turner avenue; James
s. Foley. 500 Wallace avenue;
Theodore S. Wood, Lansing; Cor
don T. Jenkins, Niles; Arthur
Fourment Jr., Wayne.
Promotions-To lieutenant In
navy: Ensign Paul d. Richmond
210 Monterey. Highland Park. To
staff sergeants: Sgt. Edward G.
Koehler. 1906 Summit avenue
Kalamazoo; Tech. 5th grade, Glenn
w. Buchanan. 1888 Richton ave-
nue.. at Fort Sheridan; Sgt. Mar
vim Hogie, 1920 Michigan avenue