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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-19

We need men and more men
to represent US in all parts Of
Macomb County contracting Hol-
land Furnace Customers and
home owners in your own COM
munity. for furnace repairs, and
furnace vacuum cleaning on all
makes of furnaces. Sales expert
ence helpful, but not necessary.
We have no age limit. Phone or
write for appointment. Holland
Furnace Co. 10 Lafayette. Phone
Mt. Clemens 1920.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-19

3 room furnished, including
heat, light, water and gas. az
South Gratiot. Phone Mount
Clemens OIL or 9099. Also sin
gle room.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-19

6 room unfurnished apartment
at 83ts North Ave. Inquire 10
North Ave. Phone Mt. Clemens
lis.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-19
LOOKING
FOR A
HOME?

2 new modern homes. 161 and
1873 Eastman. one ready to move
into. Terms. Call 1813-W.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-19
1,ent is Costly-List 1t Here and Rent 1t QuicklJ


Lower flat. 2240C Duflo Rd.,
st. Clair Shores. Call Niagara
1919.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-19

Furnished apartment. New
modern 8 rooms; good neigh
borhood. Phone Mt. Clemens
IL J.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-19

WANTED - Machine sh op
foreman. Must be capable of set
ting jobs and managing men.
Shop located in nearby vicinity.
Write Box $50 The Daily Mont
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-19
INSURANCE

INSURANCE
Fire, Auto. Windstorm. plafe
Glass, Surety Bonds: Strong
Companies. Reasonable Rates.
ELMOR KLENO AQCY.
1855 Andrew st., Ir1peg
Evening star., 1942-01-12
THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON, c. MONDAY
d. A. r. to Begin
Assembling Books
For New Library

The first volumes for Q new library
on the American Revolution to be
assembled for the Chapter House Of
the District Daughters Of the Amer
ican Revolution will be presented at
q meeting Of the Historical Com
mittee at 1890 am. Thursday at
the Chapter House.
Mrs. Jessie Scott Arnold, State
historian, who already has prepared
q photography for the library, will
make the first presentation.
T. Sutton Jet Of the National
Parks Service will address the meet
ing on the history Of the c. g. o.
Canal. The chapter is arranging to
place marker on the canal in April
through q committee headed by
Mrs. Frederick K. Sparrow.
Mrs. James Gift will present q
book review.
An address by Miss Mabel Board
man of the American Red Cross
will feature a meeting of the Capt
Molly Pitcher Chapter today at the
Chapter House. Mrs. Pearl Shaffer
District chairman Of national de-
fense, also will speak on the pro-
gram, which was arranged by Mrs.
Gilbert Grosvenor.
The State Genealogical Records
Committee, which met this morn
ing at the Chapter House, reported
over 1000 pages of records were
furnished and recorded by the unit
last year. Mrs. r. Harvey Sargent
Is chairman.
Evening star., 1942-01-12
New Defense Chief
OF Transportation
Organizes Staff
Experts in All Phases
Are Being Impressed
Into U. S. Service

Experts In all phases Of transp6f-
tation are being impressed into serv-
ice by Joseph B. Eastman, new d.
rector Of defense transportation
Several Washingtonians already are
included in the staf1 which Mr.
Eastman is building up. Approx
mately a dozen divisions will be
grouped into the new set-up, ac-
cording to the director.
As his executive assistant, Mr.
Eastman has chosen Joseph L.
White, Montclair, N. j., who has
been serving as assistant director OF
the transportation division of the
once Of Price Administration.
Division chiefs include: Motor
transport, John L. Rogers, Washing
ton, member of the Interstate Com
merce Commission; traffic move
ment, John r. Turney, Washington
former vice president of the Cotton
Belt Railroad, who has been engaged
in general transportation practice
mere for several years; transport per-
Evening star., 1942-01-12
Paul Sleeper Heads
Advance Gifts Unit
In Boys Club Drive
Campaign Due to Stort
Januory ~; Need Of
Work in Wartime Cited

Paul D. Sleeper, long active In
civic and charitable affairs Of WASH
ington, has been appointed chair
man Of the advance gifts unit Of
the Metropolitan Police Boys Club
drive scheduled to begin January %,
it>Eas announced today.
Ralph Goldsmith is chairman OF
the Campaign Committee. Mr..
Sleeper Is q member Of the Board
OF Trade and . number Of other
business and professional organiza-
tions, and has been afiliated with
the Tuberculosis Association and the
Community Chest In important
posts.
In accepting the appointment in
the Boys Club drive, Mr.. Sleeper
said:
"As individuals and As a COM
munity, our lives are distorted by
the necessities Of the war effort.
Nevertheless, We must stick close to
those things in the city which are
equally essential In time Of war and
in time Of peace. So 1t is that the
work Of the Police Boys Club must
be carried on and II possible even
extended during these dimcult times.
The boys who were under
privileged before the war are Just
as underprivtleged now. They re-
quire the guiding hand and the
helpful effort of these clubs to guard
them against the shocks Of war and
to prepare them to do their full duty
when the obligations Of citizenship
fall upon their shoulders. have nc
doubt that Washingtonians In the
coming campaign will support the
club and it, very necessary work."
Evening star., 1942-01-12
Miss Jane Bell Engaged
To MIR. j. Dorsey H0wex.

The engagement of Miss Jane Bell,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Garrison
w. Bell of Gaithersburg, Md, to Mr..
J. Dorsey Howes, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph G. Howes of German
town. Md, is announced by her
parents.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Evening star., 1942-01-12
DR.. Edwin Ryan
Continues Series
On South America

Changes In Nazi methods In South
America since the attack on Pearl
Harbor Will be discussed by DR..
Edwin Ryan In the third Of . series
of lectures on current events In
Latin America at $50 O'Clock to-
night at the Washington Hotel.
The lectures are being sponsored
by groups from the Political Study
Club, International Federation Of
Catholic Alumnae, Columbian Wom-
en- Of Ge,rge Washington Univer-
sity, District Branch Of the League
Of American Pen Women, Spanish
Club Of he Department Of Agri-
culture, Housekeepers' Alliance,
Zonta Glib, Puerto Rico American
League and the American Associa-
ton Of University Women.
The lectures will continue on the
second Monday Of each month
through Ray.
Evening star., 1942-01-12

sonnel. Otto 8. Boyer, Washington.
. member Of the National Defense
Mediation Board: railway transport,
Victor v. Boatner, Chicago, member
Of the executive committee of the
Gulf, Mobile and Ohio Railroad;
rates. G. Lloyd Wilson, Philadelphia,
who has been director Of the trans
pOrtation division of the o. P. M.
Other key men include: Fayette
B. Dow. Washington, assistant on
pipe lines and other oil transporta-
ton facilities: A. T. Wood, Cleve-
land, assistant on Great Lakes car
riers; Jack G. Scott. Washington,
general counsel. Mr.. Scott is at
present in the Bureau Of Motor Car
riers Of the I. G. G..
Evening star., 1942-01-12
Henry Ford Condemn!
Hate Mongerine'
Against Jews
PIeo for Notionul Unity
Made in Letter to
B'noi Birth League
~ the Associated Press.

~ the A9oocteto0 FIesS.
NEW YORK, Jan. IA letter
signed by Henry Ford and made
public yesterday by the Antt-Defa-
nation League Of B'nai Birth quotes
the industrialist as urging my fel-
Y-citiSens to give no aid to any
movement whose purpose 1t Is to
arouse hatred against any group"
The league said the letter. ad-
dressed to Sigmund Livingston OF
Chicago. league chairman. and
dated January l, was released as "a
matter Of public interest"
Hste-Mongering Criticized.
The letter said:
In our present national and inter-
national emergency, consider 1t Of
importance that clarity some gen.
eral misconceptions concerning my
attitude toward my fellow-citizens
Of Jewish faith. I do not subscribe
to or support, directly or indirectly,
any agitation which would promote
antagonism against my Jewish fell
low-citizens. I consider that the
hAte-mongering prevalent for some
time in this country against the
Jews, is of distinct disservice to our
country, and to the peace and well
fare Of humanity.
AT the time of the retraction by
me of certain publications concern
ing the Jewish people, In pursuance
Of which ceased the publication Of
the Dearborn Independent. I de-
stroyed copies Of literature prepared
by certain persons connected with its
publication. Since that time, I have
given no permission or sanction to
any one to use my name as sponsor
Ing any such publication, or being
the accredited author thereof"
Sees u. s. Unity In Peril.
II am convinced that there is no
greater dereliction among the Jews
than there Is among any other class
Of citizens. am convinced, further,
that agitation for the creation of
hate against the Jew or any other
racial or religious group, has been
utilized to divide our American COM
munity and to weaken our national
unity
The letter added that 1t was Mr..
Ford's sincere hope that now in this
country and throughout the world,
when this war is finished and peace
once more established, hatred Of the
Jews, commonly known as anti-Sem-
ttism, and hatred against any other
racial or religious group, shall cease
for all time"
Evening star., 1942-01-12
Fifty Years Of Crime
Laid 10 Churchwoman
Held in Fraud Case
Parish Stunned as F. b..
Investigation Uncovers
$1,000, 900 SwindIes
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
NEWARK, N. j., Jan. l2.-1he
people of the parish Of Staid Rose
vile Methodist Church were as
founded today at the news that Their
most ardent church worker had
been arrested as confidence woman
with a record Of a half-century OF
swindling and prison life.
Mrs. Amelia Carr, gentle-voiced,
bespectacled wife Of the chairman
Of the church trustees, was charged
with defrauding another church
woman Of $4,700. Essex County
Prosecutor William A. Wachenfeld
said . check of hpgerprints by the
F. B. I. unveiled a career OF crime
starting in 1891 during which Mrs,
Carr, now 66 had swindled numerous
victims Of more than $1,000 900.
The husband, j. Clarence Carr, TO,
was heartbroken. He couldn't be-
Heve it. =
Mate Calls Her queen.
"She has been q queen to me. ]
know nothing about any unfortunate
affairs of her past" he said. Il
know only goodness about her. She
was noble, good and loyal. I cant
help but feel this is all terrible
mistake"
The church pastor, the Rev. Edison
r. Leach, could only say:
TT simply amazes me, because for
the past five years I have watched
her doing charitable work and acting
the role of Q good churchwoman."
The police likewise were aghast
when the charges were first brought
last month, for no one stood higher
in the church community than did
Mrs. Carr.
But when they let her sit with two
police matrons who acted the role
Of prisoners they were more sur
prised because. Prosecutor Wachen-
field related, she quickly spotted the
Evening star., 1942-01-12
South Africa Seizes Is
In Fifta Column Drive
nv n. A..o1.t.d pv>..

By the Associated PYoaS.
CAPETCWN, Union Of South
Africa, Jan. 12.-Thirteen arrests
were mad. during the week end fol-
lowing ar, announcement that the
government was determined to crush
fifth column activities.
The authorities said homemade
bombs AID hand grenades were
found as well as an alleged docu-
ment containing names Of persons
to be shot
Evening star., 1942-01-12
Unit Meets Thursday

The Arts Committee of the Park
View Woman's Club will attend an
organ recital at the Church of the
Latter Day Saints Thursday after
noon. Through a misunderstanding
the recital date was erroneously
announced as this afternoon.
Edward z. Reardon, trial exami-
ner Of the Federal Trade Commis-
sion, will be guest speaker at 8
pm. tomorrow at the home of Mrs.
Thomas z. Grihhth, AS Newton
place NV.
Evening star., 1942-01-12
Strike in Britoin Bequn
By 1000 Coal Miners

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, Jan. 12.-More than
1000 miners In one of the most i'm
portant mines OF the Kent coal
fields went on strike yesterday over
q wage dispute, and some sources
expressed fear the walkout might
force the others into idleness.
Because Of the large number Of
men called into the army, mainten-
ance Of coal production has been one
Of Britain's most difficult jobs.
Evening star., 1942-01-12

two for oncers and burst forth with
the worcs, strange indeed from .
churchwcman:
do yo,. think I'd be dumb enough
to blow ny top OH to them?"
Sail Set at $5o, 100.
Bail went up to $4,000, highest
ever set fJr q woman In the county.
Mr.. Wschefeld said the F. B. I.
dossier disclosed she had used eight
aliases. WAS still sought by police Of
IS States. had been discharged from
Washington State Prison in 1896,
only three months before she mar
ried Mr.. Carr In New York, was first
arrested II 1891, and arrested again
10 times, and served prison terms in
New jersey State Prison, Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia, Walla Walla and
Spokane, Wash.
Evening star., 1942-01-12
Dollolo6v Meeting

Colored pictures of scenes OF the
Western United States end Canada
will be presented by Dr. William
j. G. Thomas in a lecture for the
Dollology Club of Washington at
8 pm. Wednesday at the home of
Mrs. T. Girard Lee, Westmoreland
Hills Md
Evening star., 1942-01-12
Arts Club
Plans Dance
Exhibition
Tea Will Follow
Event Saturday
From 4 to 6

An exhibition Of square dancing,
followed by tea, viii be presented
at the Arts Club Of Warrington from
4 to 8 pm. Saturday. Mr.. Beverley
Robinson Is chairman Of the Auxil-
iary Committee Of the club which
has sponsored square dancing
throughout the season.
Sketches by Natalie Hammond
Core, local actress, will follow din
ner at the club tomorrow at $50
pm. Walter s. 9tuddiford will assist
with musical accompaniment.
Mrs. Karl w. Core and Mr.. Stud
diford will be dinner hosts.
A program of special interest to
its Southern members will be given
at the bi-monthly luncheon meeting
Of the Ward Belmont College Club
of Washington at 1890 pm. tomor-
row at Wesley Hall.
Mrs. M. M. Dawson viii discuss
'"The Significance Of the Battle Of
New Orleans" while Mrs. Virginia
Nelson will supplement her remarks.
Mrs. T. David Gates will give q
group of Southern songs, with Mrs.
Ernest Deal playing the piano &C.
Compartments.
The Homemakers Department Of
the Takoma Park Women's Club will
hold its annual tea for the entire
club at the Takoma Health and Wei
fare Center from 3 to pm. Thurs
day. During the afternoon q colored
flm on nutrition will be shown.
Protective measure to be taken
during air raids will be discussed by
Frederick E. Bauer at the monthly
meeting Of the Washington AlllmnAe
OF Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority at 8
pm. tomorrow at the home Of Miss
Carmen Ellington, 1901 Danvt1le
street, Arlington, Va.
Mr.. Bauer spent the last two years
in Europe and served as an air-raid
warden there.
The art section Of the Alexandria
Woman's Club has Cancelled its reg
ular meeting in order that members
may attend . lecture by Lamont
Moore. at the National Gallery of
Art at 1890 am. Wednesday. Mr..
Moore will discuss paintings re-
Gently featured by the club In its
Christmas program.
Members of the other sections Of
the club will be guests of the art
group, meeting in the rotunda OF the
gallery. Mrs. Paul l.. Miller Is art
chairman.
Papers on Latin American sub
jects will feature the program fol-
lowing the monthly luncheon Of the
Capitol Hill History Club at 1890
pm. Wednesday at 2600 Sixteenth
street NV. Mrs. Charles E. Fer
guson and Mrs. Wilmer Souder will
be hostesses.
Mrs. Walter r. Metz and Mrs.
Jason Waterman will present the
papers. g :
Evening star., 1942-01-12
Conventions Cancelled

OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan II R-
The State League Of Young Demo-
Gratis yesterday cancelled its annual
conventions for the duration Of the
war.
Evening star., 1942-01-12
Engagements
Continued From Page B-3)

to Mr.. James A. Donohoe, jr., son
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Donohoe of
this city.
Miss Barry is graduate of Sacred
Heart Academy and attended Dunn
barton College.
Mr.. Donohoe is a graduate of
Georgetown University school of law.
No date has been set for the wedding.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26
4 Boards Send
118 Into Service

One hundred and eighteen in
ducteeS arc included in the cur
rent draft induction representing
SiN WAYNE and five Oakland
County draft boards. Wayne
board M. II. with 56 inducteeS
contributed almost half or the
number who will go 10 Fort Gus
GER for army assignments.
Others sen ding men were
Wayne boards Nos :. 81. p 81
and the transfer board Oakland
boards Nos 4. <. s. s and 9. The
list:
wANNE BOARD NJ. n
Leonard J. Tress 1872 .NcCIeuan
Gordon Parent asa Van Dyke
HARRY e kunath it3f MARLBOROUGH
Cvrl 3 OConneli 1885, Alcov
Timothy RounfirE seneWstng nieh
Thomas y Wade j. 20232 san Juan
Raymond Sfe~ner 1921 Mcclellan
Anthony Psgi. 33e7 Sixteenth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26

Robert A France, sils l-oquos
Arnur g schu,tzlsr. 1855 Barr,
SICK Bucc.
Henry ". Grysr
WAYNE BOARD No -
Reniam.n Go.dsteln. 2787 Gladstone
Ben Genman $40 West ChiCsgr
Lewis W Glanzer 247t Glynn court
Abe knofksy 1900 Tuxedo
Ma'ins~ J McAlusjer. 1925 raVrercs
Malcolm Y. Mccain. 1920 BurHrganlr.
Paul = SokoloWski. 9l42 iarVpoo
Leonard z NeIkln. 3fl0 West Chicago
Reu BIs'etk 32ll Claunnurf
Orsnd NanSicbie 2675 ViCksn.rE
Alien " Wood 1921 Burun.smr.
Herbert e. Ross 1882 Monica
LsV's Levin e03t Ia safe
nathan n Sobsrman 2qsi Werr.
Samue Bremen 3oiI Tuxedo
sam Cohen. 1929 Gladstone
Bernat0 T. Conen 1881 tlmhIfv
OAKLAND BOARD NJ.
Jnhr : Senk Wysndotts
Harold A Crawford, NJ 'ord
Pa'ricE 9. O'Desn pray GOA. Plains
Wlhur = Ross Northv,Ue
Thomas IPEusek prst Ton piains
Nrwer r krocker Pennington
William u Harris prayf0n Plans
Peter Dickie. Pontiac
Charles , Hewitt Milford
clarence r pelamarter Pontiac
Robert " Hubbel High'snr
Ronald = McIlroy Pontiac
Robert y walters waterford
F1oyd y Wsksford Pontiac
COME Edwards Fsrmington
Fi'sf ] hcConrsuEhey DavsrI~E
AInsrf a. ClniaVA South Lvor
LLOYD n. Laidlap kssro Hsrnor
Mlntos z RHey. WsNe4 Lake
Edsrc A. Wheat, Pontiac
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26

Joseph =. Wftmer j.. e645 Shoemake-
Clarence A Laid Jr., 1918 p warren
Laurence q. MnorFy sil0 Fourteenth.
Howard ". Moore $50 Mcclellan
CLIFFORD J temperance sss5 TresdwsE.
Joseph OIgiatt 3io7 - AubIn.
William g. Darbe SlOJ Manila
Arthur ~ AsTtsn Jr 3sfq BALDWIN
Thomas NJ Gibson 353t Sheridan.
Hery v. Ge,er 5713 Townsend
Albert u. Fitzpatrick SOS sheridan.
RAYMOND J klebha t2Ot HurIbut.
Joseph GenovssI. 1856 Parker
Walter 4 MachinIak 4isS Van pvks.
Douglas r Burr. 1851 Parker
Richard Hoy' s75t Goethe
Marlvnn n BandluV $3.50 Revnurn.
Verne n. PicKen. 1898 Fischer
Marshal Vnsou. 1913 Van pvks
Walter - Burd 47Is Van DYKE.
Do,k p Han 1911 sheridan
Giovanni Giarnola 3itt BeIviders
Frank :. Meiien ass Ssyburn
Melboutn Schst7hsrR 1928 Rsss
Melton G.. l.appin. 2ebl Rsldwin
Clarence Hohl 2s47 Van DYKE.
Nick = CaieL so Seldom
Michael r Bonnlander 1900 Rurrs
Howard Radke $50 Evanston
Robert &. Thompson. S77s Harding
Mark. J. GauVin 3iS2 pennsytvanfa
Leonard + Hsmsun. 40t2 Sheridan
Gordon SNindells S0fO Rswtck
william Hopkins 444f Field
Nirrii LonE St66 Townsend
william y English a3ss Leasing
Kari Y Bradley 1858 Seminole
Wilbur J. Quandi 100 EsStIawu.
Norman y Kuhfsldt CO.'S Field
Harry , Williams ASS Burns
Rrodis " Fowler 30t7 Van nyss
Rorert Dury. 4s70 FsnnsylvsniA
Rursn G Nottisy. sssi Neal.
Harold Y. couse, 1850 eeminois.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26
Service Notes
Wives, Mothers,
SWeethedrtS at
Fl. Wayne Feast
Service Notes

Al Fort Wayne. wives. mothers
rr1rff Svvf'rt trrT-7Tr --rTt- TIT TTTFU yr5
toned there have been invited 10
eat thanksgiving Day dinner ~-}ii h
the military personnel As IS The
posts traditional custom a turkey
dinner WITH All the acCompani-
rnentS vii he SeTN cd
Roast turkey also vii be Serc Cd
the men A. tho army ar base A.
RomLluS with cranberry sauce.
mInce and pumpkin pie and fruit
cake. The navy boys At Crosse
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26
Knowled ee Test
By Chic Young
By Hof
By Billy De Beck
By Paul Fogarty-
BY DR.. sABINA n. CONNOLLY

BY DIR. sABINA ~. CONNOLLY
What is his same: ta) presi-
dent Of Turkey; CO. president
Of Brazil; (cl United States
president during World War ~
How many "a score in a cen.
fury, b. sheets m a ream; fc)
fathomS IN a cable?
OF what state is he the gov
ernor Ca Leverett Saltonstall:
b. Harold r.. Stassen: (cJ
John w. Brinker?
What was tho date. "a Custer
massacre 90 jamestown set
lied to- death Of Mohsmmed,
What is IT called taj the
boundary line Of 4 circle. hi
the regulation baseball square:
Co the coin called doubIs
eagle
Write in Roman notation (ay
%. tbl.37. tcj -.
ANSWERS on Page 35l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26
&C q " Il II.

=. VI or =, a
brot her OF
Frank Morris,
olitic ! re-
porter. who was
commissioned a
second lIeuten
ant Last week
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26

+ ort NJ ey er.
Va. has been
assigned 10 BLY,
theville Arm Y
Air ed as
bandmaStcr Of a
newly - formed
band.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26

Five new ar
rivals from the
Detroit district
at Camp Poik,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26

n Fort Bennlng Ga paid ms
brother and other relatives here
visit before leaving Tuesday for
Camp CallaH. Cal n DEGRADATION
for overseas duty.
He formerly was research on
GIneer Al the Cont ncnlal MnlorS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26

and rufrvred last March. He is in
an anti.sirCraft unit.
Archie steel. former River Rouge
and Ohio University football base
As4i and basketball stsr--art1 IN
athletic coach Al Lincoln Park
High before enliSting in the navy
as A specialist. has been promoted
10 he An ensign. he now is ath-
letIC officer Of navy unit AT San
Diego where he Is IN charge OF
training men for small boat opera
lions. He expects 10 20 overseas
soon.
Edward W. EIkouri. 9ll0 Cham
berlain avenue. has been commits
stoned a second lieutenant Al the
advanced flying school ~ Hobbs.
y. VI.
Pvt. Edward ". lara. 1887
Conant avenue has completed his
II weeks Of basic training Al Camp
Roberts Cal. and has been as
signed for permanent duty.
Pvt. Teddy X. Bailey. l047
Twenty-third street has been pro-
NOTED 10 a corporal At Seymour
Johnson Field. y. G.
stan Sgt. Jack X. Hamm Of
Port Huron - among the winged
Comrnandos' learning 10 fly new
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26

Id are GNiN. ". >tHRtIDtII.
James X. Dake, 1922 RoSelawn
avenue Francis '. ankenbrandt.
56i4 Hamilton avenue. stanley
Rudnik. 1857 Sussex avenue. and
Francis VI. Lukowski, 5i56 Chopin
avenue. Detroit. and Edward L..
Chorkey, 202 Richter street. River
Rouge.
pie. Donsly FLYNN, 169 West
Longwood avenue, IS home on fur
Tough from the station hospital at
CONTINUED on Page S5l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26

lie A n q I n g
naval Aruory
Will he similarly
fed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26

Clarence , Kruger Pontiac
Wayne Transfer Board Frederick LEI
fetnein
wsyn, Board No. 5 Benjamin Thornton
Marshall Wels
wsyn, BOARD 40 81 William C. Ne
kinney
WAYNE BOARD SO s., samuel Soshmo7
an Richard A Monneuo John r schuHs
Rex r. Pulford
Oakland Bosrd SO tAIbsrt n Parsons
Oakland Board so S Clarence A Lut
tenbschS u Rober 2 Russell
osSisnd N~Ssrd SO r WESLEY r ws,t
oakland Bos7~ SO. James n. FIeVeI
sent direct 20 Fort custer Russell A
Peters Wendell 2. Basnors Joseph e.
Herhst Thomas X KirkpafricE Robeft -
s'uhlfr simon IFrwa Edsef Pofoprnan
Halter , Fisio. Maroon Flore1 James o.
Springer
Niscalculations Of a Stubborn
Prophet. He Promised His
Trusting Followers That He'd
Live TO BE I20 Years Old on a
Most Peculiar Diet. hut Nobody
Was Very Much Surprised
When He Missed His Guess nv
Half Century. Read Of His
Amazingly IndlNiduaIistic Ca
reer a. Told in The American
Weekly With This Sundays
Issue NJ The Detroit SUNDAY
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26

Warrant officer Bernha rdt VI.
knscheI.- Ills McA4l4S4aF-a avenue
Benton Herhor a recent graduate
from the army music school A.