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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-21
ScOurge From ALASKA
Initiates Totem Poles
To Acquire SnorI
BY ARTHUR BUGS" BAER

Well folks the sergeants getting tougher by the car
load We don't know what Caesar ate that called him
great but Sergeant Dzzeroo would take those snacks for
dessert
ut in the first World War" says Sarge Dizzeroo
II with the Lost Battalion and will tell how lost
The mob had everything riding six. and up comes old
Debbil Seven.
which cleaned out our pay department and our com
msary For the rest of the lived dried peaches
I'VE those dried peaches for breakfast drank water
for dinner and We sweled UP for supper"
Dizzeroo from the Alaska country. where he spent
most of his life making faces back poles.
They say he IN while Nobody in Alaska is
scared of the Japs taking 1t gets cold up there
these days that the polar bears bite of each others for
mufs.
another Siwash fought duel only
bullet. The Indian ringed Dizeoo the leg with the slug
Dzzeroo hospital had the bullet probcd and the
day dropped the Swash with The slug. 1t lead
mining small scale.
You know that Ike that isn't going TO be scared
by Jap painted green He's things than in
roasted chestnuts.
But he gives you fair idea Of how tough serecants
in the fifth week Of contest. Nobody barred
this tournament who has allegiance the flag and
cowskn underwear with the fuzzy side in
There is army in the world tougher than the Yanks
And what keeps them corrugat~ and churning the ton
sergeant. you have your toutht who
boast. just write in about him.
Tomorrow hear from Top-Kck I'mtay Of the Fight
ing Quarermss,erg Umbay is from Tenth avenue New
York City where tho Hudson busters used hold cops
Noise is vitamns on Tenth avenue and when they tore
down the Elevated Umbay had 10 Join the army set
full
TO BIZ CONTINUED
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-21
PHONE TR. 1850 or PL. 1856
DEATHS

John Mckay Bigksr. 25ls Hudson. Il.
James r.. Burke, 1884 Macsins". 40
Lonnie Thornton Jr., 47x7 Tllmau, 10 mos.
Andrew kstulsN. 1851 Sheehan a3.
Marion J. Petersen, $3.50 sixteenth. 40.
Moses Parsheli, Eddystone Heiei, -.
David Semmon. 2122 sherman. ~
Anne W. Forsyth. 900 East Grand boule-
ward, 81
sophia Fufman. s32s Van Dyke, 81
Carol Ann szaDo. 1878 toronto. month
sam Kern, 1902 Third 81
henry Hawthorne, SIt t1rdont. IL
Myrtle N Herschfelt. 1900 Taylor. 80.
Charles kr-Ae ISatns-+ tsi-sfftnste % =
Cassie stephens. fti4 Third. 40
Albert ID. McLalIn. 1888 Hobart. 81.
Justine Grenachc. 22l6 Grand, 50
Dave Kayaos 5T39 Calhoun, Dearborn. -.
sarah Small i727 Riopclie 81
William Hhuser. a754 Brush, IS.
&C. Hsines wilson 500 East Jefferson, ~
Jerry Tobiu, 1882 Bagiey %.
Anthony Wisniewski, 5Sls Dubois 81.
Frank Lahssh. 1887 Trumbun. 90
.VeronikA LeszczynaN. 1891 Moran, 50
samue wood. Nashville Tenn. %.
Hugh Mclean - Alfred. 70
James 5, Norman. 1881 Alameda 80
Albert W. Evans, si6 East Grand ooule.
ward. SIS
isabelle Benford 27i3 Jos. CampAu 80.
Henry Gaines 545 ErSkiue. 3s
Frances Cora, 4f40 McGraw, -.
Joseph Wesserrg 4445 Mitchell 81
Theodore a. DuLyn. 1874 Sunderland
road. 80.
winfred Free. 5eii Trumbull 81
James McManus. ~. Clemens Mich. So
Louise Barrett s757 Goldsmith, 81.
Patrick Boland 2i3j Copiir as.
John Harper. 1851 Brush. 20
Adolph Ssrnsr, 2o2 Hsrlbotorrh 20
william Henry Lees. Snfi Walden. 90
John G. Nightingale, 1903 Twenty fourth,
10
Samuel Watkins. t2si fireman. 81
Fstena Swen' s3Ql Psechwpod. 80.
Ruth Gilen 1853 Howard a.
Emma Roberts, 3i45 Mullef'. ~
Mary Moore. 1855 Wisconsin. 81.
Frank Skibinski. 47Oi chopin 80.
Mshie Clara Gilmore. 1891 Hart s.
Pazyu Zskalats s5i7 ST. Lawrence IS.
Herbert Kif 1900 West Hancock. SIS.
Charles a Vuale. 1920 HuhbeU. 50
John ". MAR 1892 Lsvcrei'e ~
White Norton Nall 1873 Ferguson -.
Aiheu r Williams. '7o Chandief 50
EDWARD y Clou'ior 1888 Cortland -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-21
Isl Lady 10 Visit Her
; Adopted Children

.NEW YORK, oct. p UNS).-
When Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt goes
10 England she'll visit her three
adopted children. They are
Thomas Maloney, i-year-old Brit
sh hoy Herman Iriondo Garale,
14-ycW-oid SpaniSh lad and
Janina DybowSka, l7-year-old Pol
Ish girl
Tho children were adopted by
hor through the foster parents
plan for Var children. II was an
nounced here today by Mrs Edna
Blue, plan executive chairman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-21
Seven Drivers
Get Jail Terms

Seven motorists charged with
reckless and drunken driving today
were sentenced by Judge Thomas
F. Maher to jail sentences from Il
10 go days. -.
The drunk drivers and their SEN
fences: Guy Martin. 81, of 2021
Selden avenue. 90 days; Gardner
Muter. 81. of CTS Newport avenue
so days; Gordon J. Johnson, %, OF
PA East Hancock avenue. Is days;
/ Horace Hawkins. 81. of 631 Michi-
gan avenue. 20 days. and Charles
S. LaRocque. IS, of 446S Cass
avenue, 30 days.
The reckless drivers: Roger
Clark, 81, OF 2345 West Grand
boulevard, 90 days, and Frank II
Jarvis, 30, of 9645 Shoemaker
avenue, IS days.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-21
Spurns Pension
For Navy Berth

Although nc could have drawn a
pension for the rest Of his life If he
wished. former Patrolman William
Richardson. 3S, OF 1882 Patton
avenue. today wrote the police de-
psrtment that he wishes 10 be
taken off the pension rolls.
I'm now In good health and j
joined the navy October ie, he
wrote. II want To be taken off
the pension rolls and ] want to
thank DR.. Wilfred {. Wood of
the police department for help
ing me regain my health. IS
Richardson. who had nine brav-
cry citations. was placed on the
retired list May Is, 1871, after he
developed heart trouble. Under
police regulations. he could have
drawn half pay for The remainder
Of his life. He is attached TO the
navy hospital at Great Lakes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-21
DEATHS

Edward q. McKenna. i34s Cadillac. so.
Eula A. Dietz, e1sl Harvard road. AZ.
Frances Tarozynska. 1861 Charest, 81.
Emma Elwau. 1875 Burns. 81.
Lola Jackson 1925 Ferdinand. "a
Elizabeth Henry. 1903 West Philadelphia
50.
Bert vanwormer. 2iil Buchanan, 70.
Gilbert Walter wolak, 2is0 Graying Ham
tramck > months.
John Robinson, 1888 sherman, So
Caro- smith 557 East Garfield. 50.
Janet Ann Simon, 1905 Leisure. 20
Mildred LaBlanc, 12o West Montcalnn, %
Bessie t. Long 1897 Minnock Sc
Clara Cornelius iOis Beech. 80.
Ellen McMichael, 2i7o3 Pleasant. East De.
troit. -.
lCiuseppi Nigra. 1927 Gallagher. 80
Michael Konopka 1892 Kanjer. 50
James Watson. i436 Eighteenth. 81.
John JeZ, 1899 Thrty-third, &c.
Hannah seiferheld 1901 Peioskey. IS
Peter Gertz. 1929 Baldwin, 81.
oscar sorg. as Alfred 81
William NJ Williams. 1929 Harper 70
EVELYN Mae osborne, $40 Fsrnsworth. 40
Page White sO37 Scotch 80
Clarence Thomas. 1865 Eighteenth. ~.
Edward II Bonner, 62l Barnard SIS
Mathilda Schanler, 3s7e Sylvester. 50.
George A. Bowman 1875 East Nevada So
Emma Gcodsell. 22is BALDWIN. rs.
Anna Pawlowski, 72i5 Nagls. 81
Ludwig Hitler. 254S Harding. 81
Lucille r Myers 1881 Mendoza. a.
Arthur c. DAVIS, SIS South Rademacher
\72
Pearl Andrews 1905 Muirland. IS
Edward J Bierwirth 37ss Humboldt 70
Hazel Mckenzie leiO4 Ten-Mne road. East
\ Detroit rs
Nikolsus Rohs. s5ii Herbert SIS.
Anna Bsranowski, 1922 Farsnworth, 80.
Joseph Witzling. 1881 Illinois 70
Cecilia Nacieiewska. 5000 Marcus =
Albert Ahmed Ecie 327 South Heidi, So.
Charles Harold Williams, Berkiey. So
Eva A Mcintyre. o5i3 Cheyeune,\ AZ
Harry MCINTYRE, $3.50 CHEYENNE 81.
Bertha Collins, Center Brunswick. n. Y.
76
Leo Abraham. 3iii Pidueits. ~
Plus Csiszar. Sis Vanderbilt IL
Emma Davis, 53i Palmsrton, River Rouge.
"a
Anss,s,ia Kaszynskl. 225i East warren.
ss
Anna Christensen. 1850 Newport. -.
Clarence Ieagins. $3.50 Oakland. IS
John Edward Kodrich Hazel PARK. 30
Ens Wise. 27Si w philadelphia ~
Leon Cendrowski. 1898 Thirty-tnird. 80
Clarence Williams. io30s Russell. H.
John Mcintyre. 3fs3 Bewick az
Adoirh Haas Birmingham, Mich 81
Herman Zieraun. SIS NavRhos. ~
INorvs Elizabeth Msdsisno. 1907 Bucking-
ham. II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-21

CHICAGO. Oct. y UNS) -
Mrs. Mertie Shaw today sadly con-
Sldered the fickleneSs of luck.
Mrs. Shaw had a big day nj
SportSman's Park race track. her
ventures at the mutuel windows
netting her S2.046. She met her
husband Mort, after the days
racing program and they drove
home together.
Just as they were putting their
car in the garage, Lady Luck de-
serted Mrs. Shaw. a thief knocked
her down, took the S2,046 and fed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-21
Prices Up
Whisky TO Cost so Cents
More a Quart Nov. |

LANSING. Oct. u. - Michigan
drinkers will pay 80 cents more
per quart for whisky beginning
November /, Berten NJ Davey. sec
rotary Of the liquor commission,
announced today
The sharp rise will come as a
direct result Of Congress new 81
per gallon alcohol tax bill, which
lis now on The Presidents desk for
his signature. Beer and wine prices
also will advance. but only slightly,
lii was said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-21
Oddities
He Mourns Loss
OF His % Spares

DENVER, oct. II QNS).-An
unidentified Denver man was sit
ting diSconSolately alone today.
t'st looking at his spare tires.
lie reported 10 OPA agents that
he had 80 tires and he supposed
he would have 10 turn in 2S of
them. They assured him that was
correct and asked If he wanted
the tires collected Immediately.
NO. not until tomorrow" he
said, sadly. Il just want 10 sit
and look at them once more"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-21

WASHINGTON, Oct. u QNS).
The department of agriculture
today made wartime billions look
like first grade arithmetic by an
.nouncing plans TO purchase Is
.trlllion more vitamin A units for
abroad.
The 100000, 100000 units of
Ivitamin a fish liver oil will bo
purchased next year to satisfy
lend-lease requirements.
A few trillion units of the stuff
are simple 10 ship, sources said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-21
DIVORCES

Gilbert Guzman from Mary Madeline
Earl o. Smith from Helen
Catherine Fraser from James Ferguson
John l.. Petrod from stella. -
JacQualine Duncan from Claufs.
iOlive King from RDscoe
Frieda Talbert from Clyde.
Rose Hopp from Ernest
Carolyn Sivennes from Vernon.
George Becker from Elsie.
Fssie Arnold from Norman
Roy Bsrkstrom from Margaret.
Rose Taylor from william.
Agnes Gsvel from James.
Grady Biiyen from Wilcie
Helen Hochkins from James.
WILDER Reeder from Blanche.
Frank Howell from May.
Glenard Nelfert from Laura.
Sarah Hendrix from John.
Evelyn Rushlew from Forest
Vivian Youngblood from James.
Aloysius c. Reaume from Anna X.
Mary Ann Orlando from James.
Helen 4. Ryan from Joseph NJ.
Amelia Weber from Arnold.
Caeser Amys from Cecilia.
Anna Churchwel from Joseph.
Pearl Nowachewsh from Joseph.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-21
II won't let him see them.
won't bring them here"
Willkie on Radio Monday

NEW YORK. Oct. Il GNS).-
Wendell L. Willkie Will make a
report Ia the nation over The radio
on has recent round-the-world tour
~ the battle fronts on Monday
from 1870 10 II p. m. Detroit
time).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-21
Vote to
KeepPrep
Sports

Continued from Page One)
about the other hut, after all,
it's difficult TO hire instructors
I'm these times. No. I don't know
about the basketball season yet"
An answer 10 Bows implication
that the continuation of varsity
sport might be sidetrackcd came
from board member John II. Web
stcr.
II understand that our action
yesterday meant the positive
continuation OF interscholastic
athletics. I'm sure that the
three members siding with me
felt the same way. There was
no mistaking our sincerity In
wanting sports continued. even
10 adding additional expense 10
our already crowded budget.
voted Ia preserve the cOmpe-
tition today and I'd do II agsffn
tomorrow or next week. I'm
sure the others amply demon
strated their agreement"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-21
Death notlres


CHERNJu s--Iuia. October H. dear wife
II William CherniuS daughter ~ Nr.
and Mrs. Joseph Andruskevich, mother ~
Edward Arnish. sister % Frances Wnmot.
Joseph. Cashier and Frank Andrews.
Funeral from residence. 1888 Rryden, Fri
day, at a. m. Burial A. Holy Cross.
DE MATE - October 49, Louis c. beloved
husband OF Elsie, dear brother Of sam
~ Brooklyn, ~. y and Charles Of Ohio.
Funeral services Thursday at u a. m from
sliensville. J. u. Nartenson, Funeral Home,
| 1928 Lawndale
HysoN-oct ~ 1872. William C.. hus-
hand ~ Esther father Of Wilmer. Robert
and Mrs Ruth Schaizberger. brother Of
John and Mrs Myrtle Curtis Funeral
service Thursday ! p m, ~ ". Peters
Funeral Home. l2057 Gratiot ave
MIHLADER-Oct 20. 1882 LIME. dear
wife 81 the late Michael. dear mother ~
Mrs Jessie Frnnsll, the late Robert. Mrs.
Florence Could and Mrs Lillian Williams
of Ferndale. sixteen grandchildren and nine
great randchildren also survive. Funeral
from the Geo. y. Warrick funeral home,
1898 Fast Grand boulevard, Friday.
! 30 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-21
MARRIAGE LICENSES

George =. Manuel -, Dorothy Wagon
bach. &c
James Fienniksn. 10. E,hel Mustonsn. II
Robert wright. - Alice Williamson 20.
Eugene Hsr'felder. Ia: Virginia Berewisk
Is.
CAR Rsymer 81 Pauline Brown as
William y Sparks. % Ruth SPARKS. Is
Emil A. Nader. % Theresa Torres. 40
Ruford 4. Parker. %. Hilda X. Elliott
carl p. Lehr. 50. Hurn swisher. IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-21
-Kadens Wants
Death Penalty

CHICAGO, Oct. 81 GNS).-The
law moved swiftly today in CO.
opera ton with Irwin Kadens, army
deserter. bandit and kidnaper.
81 don't want to i've" he said.
81 want the death penalty"
He also refused 10 see his wife.
Later he said he'd like 10 see
his two daughters. June, 5. and
Priscilla. 2. but Mrs. Kadens an
nounced:
II won't let him see them. I
won't bring them here"
While grand jury proceedings
against Kadens were started. Dis
trict Attorney J. Albert VOL said
he will consider prosecution under
the Lindbergh law, which provides
the death penalty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-21
Lost and Found

LOST BnlfoIf containing check and pa
pers; reward. CNiversi'y 3-s6t2
PURSE PettipOinte. unfinished. lost on
West Jefferson coach, SATURDAY. reward.
IA. q57s.
SMALL beagle hound. Wednesday October
18Th. vicinity Llyernoie. white tlng around
neck. reward NIncwoOd i.5ff9
WIRE HAIRED terrier. male. white with
black ard brown spots vicinity Schaefer-
Outer Drive. reward University 3.0637.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-21
wITHERsPOON SECONDS

Police Commissioner John II
WitherSpoon seconded these re-
marks and declared that it was a
ptiful situation if 10 instructors
couldn't be found. He added that
in his opinion the entire fitness
program would bog down without
the impetus of linterschool COM
petition.
1--WE can do without coaches
II the city fathers can't afford
to pay 10 more men," was a
point made by Don Wines,
Eastern High student who under
took TO express the views of the
student body at his school.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-21
Grant for Lee

jim Grant, rookie White SoN
third batted for Thorn
ton Lee as a pinch hitter IN his
first major league appearance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-21
SHURLY AGREES

DIR. Burt r. Shurly. absent a
the meeting last week, followed
him.
'TnterschoOI athletics are in
valuable to competitive spirit
and it's that spirit that wins
wars. achieves success and, I'm
the final analysis, puts people in
their places I'm the country.
There must be some persons
available. II would he silly il
we couldn't get 10 men TO pro-
tect something that we've fos-
tered for years and now need
above all else"
Jacob MaZer. veteran sportsman
and eX-prcsident of the Detroi
+ & ! e $, professional basketball
team. took over from there.
zone of our enemies I'm the
last war had calisthenic-trained
soldiers. They were fit but
found themselves unable to cope
with an intangible something i'm
the opposition that we call COM
petitive spirit. Now that same
country is on the other side hut
this time they are accenting
competition i'm every rank of
their gigantic sports program.
eff you abolish varsities'. COM
petition you will hurt the fitness
program and therefore the war
effort. Surely we are not going
TO give up for want Of 10 men,"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-21
WEBSTER STRIKES FIRST

WebSter's final comments follow
the same tone with which nc
opened the series of speeches in
behalf Of interschool competition
The discussion had begun with
the reading Of pro and con letters
received by the board. owen a.
EmmonS, health education com
mittee chairman had concluded his
attempt to demonstrate the inn
possibility of retaining sports and
adding the fitness measure. His
closing point was that the schools
needed 10 more men before both
items could be arranged.
Webster then interviewed for the
first of what proved to be a long
series of arguments in favor Of re-
tention of competition. He read
reports on the solutions to the
problem reached by education Off
Gals in New York. Philadelphia,
Cleveland and Chicago. None had
interschool competition
Chicago had expanded the inter-
scholastic schedules.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-21
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-21

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Evening star., 1942-06-19
Motorists Urged TO Buy
Auto Stamps Before July |

Officials of the Internal Revenue
Bureau today emphasized that mo-
torists must purchase the SIS auto
nobile-use stamp on or before July
/, so that it can be used in connec-
tion with the registration for new
gasoline ration books during the
first three days of the month.
The new stamps are on sale at
all branch post offices, and at the
office of Deputy Collector of Inter
nal Revenue. Sales have been pro-
ceeding regularly. it was reported,
but many motorists have not yet
applied for the stamps, which will
be required before motorists may
use their automobiles. The SIS stamp
succeeds the $209 stamp which was
Sold to be affixed to car windShields,
to cover the period from February
to June 80. In buying the new
stamp, the motorist may add 1t to
the one already on his windshield,
or may remove the old stamp, as he
desires.
The new stamp has a serial num-
Evening star., 1942-06-19
MCA Official Tortured
By Gesfapo in Rumania

A story of the aruel treatment OF
a YMCA secretary by the Naz
Gestapo who tried to make him
tell political secrets Of which he had
no knowledge was relayed here yes
terday.
The secretary, James w. Brown
for 81 years staff worker for the
YMCA International Committee ir
Evening star., 1942-06-19
Der, and blanks for a description of

Der, and blanks for q description of
the automobile, including make, the
model. the license number and en-
gine number. The new gasoline ra-
ton book will have blank spaces on
its front, in order to carry the same
data. This will enable gasoline ven
dors to identify further the ration
book as gasoline vendors to identify
further the ration book as belong
ing to the car. The data must match
before gasoline will be sold.
The new SIS stamp is transferable
with the automobile, so that If the
car Is sold the stamp goes to the
new owner.
Evening star., 1942-06-19

Rumania, recently was returned To
this country in an exchange of dip
lomats and nationals.
Leonard w. DeGast, general Sec
retary of the Central YMCA here
revealed the story Of Mr.. Browns
torture as released by the YMCA
National Council in New York.
MIR. Brown was quoted as saving
he was held in solitary confinement
In a German secret police Jail in
Bucharest, at the end of which time
he said:
Il was questioned and beaten the
first night from 1890 to 4:30 a. m.
I was stripped and hung to a rod
by the wrists while the stool was
pulled from under me. r hung there
for As minutes" Mr.. Brown also
said he was kicked in the back.
Mr.. Brown said his captors
thought he could give them infor-
nation about "the work of our
Legation and the Commission for
Polish Relief"
Evening star., 1942-06-19

Uncle Sam will keep 'em flying, If
the spirit Of his citizens will keep 'em
buying-bonds.
Evening star., 1942-06-19

Stub yarn and broadcloth
slack sets, full cut to allow
plenty Of action. Sanforized
10 prevent shrinking.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-17
MONDAY, AUGUST II, 1912

last tw" weeks OF July. ,ogc,bcr 80,
good reserve supplies of mn;. m''h
carried over earlier month, sure
pastures growing we'll thrmrn,, "ep'
mid-Sl'nmcr period severely ,T,o.a
by drought IN many rcccn, y",r >''ea
Cotton price lost ground ,his ,,.o
although more than hall of -, a'.','
loss or about IL cent a pomnd >nF
later regaincd. Progress of thn m"S
during early August WAS prnon."p
satisfactory. The official cron t "lly
cast of l3.n35.0 900 bales r"Ic,,o ap'e-
Saturday. August 8. was larrc, r Va
trade expectations and exceeded I '''
seasons production by abou, ~ r ",S'
cent. y crop of this size nIny a.
carry-oHcr III the United STATE. WV
August |. 1912. indicates = s,,,,,', WI
of about 23.l00.0O running b,,"ip rs
about 100000 bales more ,ban H., ",
season. tho decrease in the .,rr,.
over being more than ofr>c, by tho
prospective increase in the cram WV
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-17
II Men Die
In Plane Crash

Pc.a. Mas. A.- l..-tAtD--N
.I-' amy lrdn~pnlt plane canned !.
H.vI g. flaming ocu,a Saturday ugur
"a,n Il crashed uu isolated. 2.2OO-
.".i Garnet peas vu Fcru mountain,
IHr",'u b" one ul inc "ausi inaccessible
.".. Dol inc tie! ncs.gr~.
Three scycrvl! n.-ucd men sw-
...rG ;uc Cra>;.. W.!cu with the rN-
D,p'.'H %. mlSnur- {" lIgntcr-than-
.H. ri.ui. W;I> the worst tragedy IN
lH" history of United States military
Cd, .HtIu".
nurmI"g OFT the tops OF trees tor Il
distance %! about 10" yards before II
crashed onto u !CIc. area atop the
i,.". iuv plane ...mcuIutcly burst
.a." !.umc,. The paDi.c relations Off
Ger ~ W,stuVcr t.c!d said.
lac pane was q" the routinc mis-
s.Da "p %! Pope reid, TT. Bragg
y. C.. I"r arm! >u.G. ana left MItchc!