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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-12
Share Ride To Gain
Saginaw Director Explains How TO Get Most
Benefit From Gas Under Rationine
Times stat Correspondent

SAGINAW, Nov. II. - w h n
people become really acquainted
with gasoline rationing. there will
not be nearly so many requests
for extra amounts, according 10
Carl Miller city share-the-ride
director.
"They will find they'll gain
mileage for personal purposes
by using an \ card and par
ticipating\ in "A share-the-ride
\ group" he SAYS.
lie explains it this way:
"If "A man goes 10 miles TO
work and back, six days week.
four weeks month, he II riding
2i0 miles, hut II he shares the
rides with four others he II
driving hut i8 miles, which
leaves him 1872 miles for other
purposes"
However, Miller adds. II the
total driving exceeds the allow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-12
Saginaw Strives
For Scrap Goal

:. SAGINAW. Nov. 12.-Early col
iections were good on the west
side today, but salvage officials
were dubious if the necessary 60
ions will be forthcoming to bring
the estimated 100-ton total.
Trucks were busy north of Court
Street today and will move into
The south area tomorrow. but UNI
less the pickup is much heavier
than on the east side, there will
-ae no need for a Saturday cleanup
over the entire area.
The east side pickup unearthed
40 tons after a Disappointing 10
ton start Monday.
-. Surveys of school students indi-
cate the west side total will be
somewhat higher.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-12
Full Beet
Harvest y
Predicted
Times star Correspondent

SAGINAW, Nov. 12.-With any
sort of decent break In weather
practically all sugar beets in the
area will be harvested
sugar company officials predicted
here today.
eff we have Just three or four
working days . week for tho
next two or maybe three weeks
Wen get tho beets In" said
John III. Breyfogle. field man.
ager for the Michigan Sugar
Company.
He said about 1000 acres re.
main unharvested in this area but
said workers were available to dc
the job if weather allows. The
light freeze already experienced
was not enough to cause trouble
he said.
WORKERS IN FIELDS
Eve got the beets harvested
last year despite almost con-
slant rain through November"
he continued.
Those Mexicans VINO 0ld NOT
leave the state to beat gasoline
rationing are working from
dawn to dark and the farmers
and their families arc In the
fields much of the time"
He said some of the volunteer
high school students are still
and gave them credit fol
harvesting 500 acres. More thar
600 students have helped with the
harvest.
.Breyfogle said the 1912 crop II
this area totals IL 800 acres com
pared to 8,400 acres last year ant
IS, 900 tons have been delivered
to the local plant compared tC
SIS 900 tons at this time last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-12
Salute Fired
In Bay City

BAY CITY. Nov. PA small
parade, firing squad and buglers
featured Bay City's quiet observ-
ance of Armistice Day yesterday.
The salute was fired at Center
and Washington avenues and the
clear notes of Taps sounded on the
biting wintry air to remind the
veterans of their buddies who
never knew of the Armistice.'
The traditional reunion of Am
Ibulance Company 1913 was held
during the afternoon and evening
at Wenonah Hotel and Saginaw
Bay Yacht Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-12
Women Offered
NA Training
Times star Correspondent

FLINT, Nov. 12.-Now desig-
mated as part of the War Man
power Commission training pro-
gram. the National Youth Admin
istration's master project here is
appealing for more young men
and young women to participate.
Project Director Walter Aver
i'll Jr. said young women are es-
pecially needed for the sheet
metal training program at Sag
NAV. He explained that girls are
now being trained in airplane
sheet metal work, which will en-
able them to be speedily placed
in war production jobs.
Registrations may be made In
Flint or at the project in Saginaw,
he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-12
In Pontiac Today
AT THE THEATERs

=. OAKLAND Married An Angel"
Shorts News.
STRAND - Sergeant York" Shorts.
News
STATE-"The Loves OF Edgar Allan
Poe" and isle of Missing Men" News.
- Eh6EE-"They- Kissed the Bride ~
and New Wine"
ORPHEUM-"Rio Rita" and Grand
Central Murder"
"Pot o. Gold"
REEGo - This Gun for Hire" and
"Grand Central Murder"
DRAYTON 49, Flight Lieutenant ana
always in My Heart"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-12
Justice in Navy;
Wife in Office

PONTIAC, Nov. PITS still
Justice Adams in Waterford Town
ship, although Justice Donald +.
Adams is leaving for the navy as
an ensign.
His wife has been appointed by
the Waterford Township board 10
act in his absence for the dura-
ton. She will assume office No
Ivember 30.
Waterford Township Justic q
Court is in the new Township Hall
in MISC, just west OF the city.
The new ensign is brother Of
State Rep. Clark Adams, the only
Democrat elected in GA k a n d
County in the November 3 cleo
ton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-12
State Farm Session
Opens at MISC Today

LANSING, Nov. 12.-More than
400 delegates were to attend the
annual convention of the Michigan
Stste Farm Bureau opening a
two-day meeting today at Michi-
gan State College.
Spokesman said that resolu-
tons would deal mostly with
agricultures part in the war ef-
fort and make specific recommen-
dations for adjustments. Charles
w. Holman, secretary Of the Ma
tional Cooperative Milk Producers
Federation. will speak at the an
nual dinner tonight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-12
III Men Called
In |nghann Draft
Times star correspssse.s

LANSING. Nov. bingham
county's four draft boards today
released the names of Ill men
who comprise the November draft
quota.
The men-h have passed final
physical examinations and are
scheduled to leave for active duty
at Camp Grant, Ill. November 70.
Board No. 1 at Mason Is sending
20 men while Board No. rs quota
is 81, including two transfers.
Board No. 3 has 81 men in The
November quota and Board No. a
has 80 men.
USO ceremonies will be con-
Quoted for all draftees. They will
receive gifts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-12
Fires Fails 10 Stop
Training Of Pilots

LANSING, Nov. y. - Despite
the huge loss sustained in the fire
that destroyed IS planes at Capt.
tai City Airport the morning Of
October 20 the army reservist
training program is continuing.
The Hukhe Flying Service re-
vcalcd that only three secondary
training planes arc needed 10 bring
the program up 10 par Pilots
willing TO donate their planes are
asked 10 contact the airport.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-12
Knitk-Kna(k Counter
For Hurley Hospital

:. FLINT, Nov. f2.-SuCh items
as tooth brushes. gifts and other
knick-knackS will be placed on
Sale in store 10 be set up, IN
Che inner lobby Of Hurley Hos
.pital. IL was revealed today.
The store will be operated by
the District Nurses Association
Permission for six months trial
cNas given by the hospitals board
~ managers yesterday,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-12
Fl. Custer Hospital
Wants Grand Piano

LANSING, Nov. 12-Tf you
have a spare baby grand piano
around the house. the Fort Custer
hospital would like 10 use il.
Mrs. J. Arthur Boice of Ian
sing said that necessary transpor-
tati0n f;fefiitieS- have -heen-ar-
ranged To pick up the piano and
deliver it 20 the fort. Her address
is 920 West Ottawa street
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-12
Police Seize ; Men,
; Women in Raid

PONTIAC. Nov. 12.-Three men
and three women. two Of the men
foremen in defense plant, were
nabebd in a police vice squad raid
last night al 1891 Wessen street.
Mrs. Ardella Mackay, Sd, was
charged with operating an alleged
blind pig. The six were TO appear
before Judge Maurice F.. Finnegan
in municipal court today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-12
Minimum Delay
ION Gas Rdtions
Seen in Saginaw
rm.. star Correspondent

: SAGINAW, Nov. l2-Little or
ne deias-if- getting gasoline "a
tioning started in Saginaw was
predicted today by John +. KeSSel
district OPA manager.
Kessel said the Today delay In
Michigan was not necessary in this
area as machinery for the regis
traitor and application for sup
Elementary supplies already was
set up.
I'VE are a little fearful the
delay will interfere with the
voluntary help we lined up he
said. "Otherwise II will not In
convenience us"
DELAY NOT FoRESEEN
:: AS far as the weeks and
months" delay feared by city
when they adopted a
resolution urging long postpone
n1eft, KesSei does not expect this
= eff there Is any delay In con-
ssidering applications for extra
. supplies the driver will have a
two-months supply Of gasoline
on his a card" he explained.
. There may be some delays
but We don't expect them to he
long. We will take care that no
essential workers will have to
remain off the job because OF a
lack Of gasoline"
: OPA officials expect about so
per cent or The $4,000 auto own
ers in Saginaw County TO apply
Tor extra rations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-12
Iwo-Chorus Concert
In Pontiac Monday

PONTIAC, Nov. 12.-Pontiac
women's chorus and the Mac
Dowell male chorus will unite for
their first winter concert Monday
night at Pontiac High School
auditorium.
Tickets 70 this musical treat,
the first of its kind ever staged
in Pontiac are on sale. Vernon B.
Kellett viii direct the Pontiac
womens chorus and Frederick
Prothero will direct the MacDowcll
hole chorus. There are . singers
in the group.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-12
Flint EIks 10 Initiate
Freedom Class

= FLINT. Nov. 12-F'lint Elks
.pill initiate Fight for Free
dom Glass" of candidates on
Thursday. December 3. as part
OF the national program in
-stituted by the grand lodge, ac-
cording 10 the announcement today
by Exalted Ruler Frank l. Nc
Avinchey. District Deputy Grand
Exalted Ruler Frank 6 Mitzel
of Detroit Will be the honored
guest at the initiation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-12
In Bay City Today

BAY-"Dr. Broadway and Are Hus-
bands Necessary"
REGENT - AFFAIRS OF Martha" and
Pacific Rendezvous"
WESTOWN - Having Wonderful
Time" and mot a Ladys Man"
CENTER Magnificent Dope" and
''Hello, Annapolis.
Notwithstanding VoyaEer"
LAFAYETTE--"Men in Her Lift"
TIVOLI--"Lone Wolf Takes a Chance"
and "Jukp Box Jennie"
WooDsIDE - "FIy by Night" and
Week End for Three" \A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-12
Diet Training at Hurley

FLINT, Nov. 12.-Volunteers in
Flint's Red Cross nutrition train
ing classes will gain practical
knowledge in preparation of foods
when they enter Hurley Hospital
to assist dieticians. Each volun-
teer viii serve 80 hours during
the year in the hospital.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-12
For Kelly
Hughes Hunting a Home
for Governor-Ekect
Times stan Correspondent

LANSING. Nov. Il. - Mayor
Sam Street Hughes today enlisted
in the search for a home for
a home for Michigan's governor
elect. Harry F. Kelly.
There are a couple Of persons
looking around and / am almost
certain we will find a home be-
fore the week is out" the mayor
promised.
Kelly. a resident Of Detroit, re-
quires a large home because of
the size of his family. Besides
Mrs. Kelly, there are six children
and, of course, the Kelly dog.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-12

able for occupational purposes
zach driver in the group may APP
ply for b cards and receive their
)roportionate part of the addi-
.ional gasoline based on the dis
lance each must travel.
Miller does not see any hardship
n the rationing program.
THE public should realize IL
Is advantageous TO stop spend
ing time planning TO beat ration
ing hut 10 plan to make little
gasoline go n long way. Those
who form swap-ride groups go
ing 10 and from work will find
they have plenty Of gas left for
other necessary things.
women, too, should form
ride-swap groups for shopping
or taking children 10 school.
you'll find you can stretch
a few gallons a long way n you
really try"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-12
PATRIOTIC DUTY

at Is the patriotic duty Of all
of us to see that war workers
are housed" Wait said. 1--WE
are anxious to build up a list
Of available rooms and dwelling
facilities for both men and
women. Defense workers de-
string housing accommodations
may call our office and obtain q
listing of available facilities
near their work.
Every person In Pontiac
knowing of one or more avail
able rooms should notify this
office immediately"
Pontiac housing shortage grow
more acute weekly. There ar
practically no houses for rent ant
shortage of rooms has becom,
pronounced, plant managers assert
All hotels are crowded and som,
nave waiting lists.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-12
In Flint Today
AT THE THEATERs

CAPiTOIS--"My Sister Eileen"
GARDEN - Counter Espionage" and
Bandit Raider"
PALACE--''Here We Go Again"
sTRAND-"Juke Girl" and Criminal
Investigator"
REGENT-"Mrs Minyer"
STNTE-"Port 81 Missing Girls" and
Lure Of the Islands
DELI.A--"Wife Takes Flyer and
FINGERS at the Window
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ghosts and
"Jackass Mail"
NORToWN-"on the sunny Side" and
MAN VINO Wouldn't Die
RoXY--"Fingers st the window" and
"Sons OF the Sea-
RIALTo-"Jungls Siren" and Turtles
OF Tahiti"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-12
In Saginaw Today
ar TIIr TurATERs

TEMPLE - General Motors Employees
Victory Revue
FRANKLIN-"Tales Of Manhattan"
WOLVERINE--"N New Wine" and Might
In New Orleans"
MECCA - Rubber Rack eteers' and
Land OF the Open Range"
CENTER - Submarine Raiders" and
Never Say Die"
DANIEI-"Caught in the Draft and
Mexican SpItnre Sees Ghost"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-12
VICAR Program
THURSDAY AFTERNOON

THURSDAY AfTEhNOoN
2.00--News
2:05-The Town Crier.
2:iO-South American Way.
2 30 Midafternoon Song Recital.
3 O0--News Ace.
3 .05-Michigan Roundup-V.
4:OO-News
Musical Interlude.
4:15-Hits and Highlights.
4 :30--Charlie Cook.
4:45-The Victory Bsnd-M.
5:O0--News.
5.n5-Hollywood Salon Orchestra.
5:3O-VictOry IL Our Business.
5:45-Normsn Cloutier's Orchestra.
g 0o-News Ace
6:05-Musical interlude.
FRIDAY MORNING
7:so-Tims m Tunes.
s:o5-Radio Family Worship Hour-R r.
s:30-Glory Peasants Trio.
s:45-Radio Revival-R.
e:Oo--News Ace.
Morning Melodies.
e:3O-Charlie Cook Plano Series.
e.t3-Rev. +. Ed Weinzieri-R.
10 :OO-News
interlude.
Shopping Guide.
10 3O-Voice Of Christian Temple.
II :OO-News Ace.
IL .OS-Home Folks Frolic
II .3O--Letters From the Boys.
il:45-Ted Steele Novstonss.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON
IL .0o-News From Everywhere.
Luncheon club-N.
l.00-Fews.
f:O5-Matines Melodies.
l:3o-symphony Of Melody
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-12
HOLDS UP DECISION

MAYOR Scam Street Hughes re-
vealed today he will not make
any recommendation TO the coun-
Gil until he has read a transcript
Of the testimony.
While he may not prefer any
charges against the commissioner,
il is virtually certain the mayor
will replace him on the board
shortly.
Hammond, holdover. kept his
seat because the council previously
declined TO confirm the mayor S
appointment 10 the board.
Hughes is prepared 10 present
another name TO the council
shortly and from the sentiment
expressed Tuesday night the
mayor will probably have a suf-
ficient majority TO name his choice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-12
Bay City Goal SET
To Name ! Bombers

BAY CITY. Nov. 12.-Purchase
of 100000 worth of war bonds
this month will allow two heavy
bombers TO be named after the
city and county, John Hoffman,
war bond chairman, said today in
urging citizens TO keep on buy
ing" The goal can be reached
easily If every one does his part
he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-12
WFDF Program
THURSDAY AFTERNOON

100 aukhAge Talking.
lily Our Business. No. IS.
1:30-Every Mans Book.
i:45--Vincent Lopez.
2:O0-News.
2:i0-Treasury Song Parade.
2:lS-Between the Bookends.
2:3o-James q. Macdonald.
2:45-Earl Tanner.
3:O0-"Three RS"
3:3o-Men OF the Land, sea and Air
3:45-Chariie Barnet.
900 Musicale.
4:15-Club Matinee
4:53-Fashions In Furs.
5.0O-New
si0-rodsy's Hit Tune
S.l5--Dinner Dance,
Somebody Wants n.
5.3O--Jack Armstrong
5.45-Captain Midnight.
THURSDAY EVENING
500 oru Kobblers.
6:i5-Dsy in Review
6:30-Don Winslow OF the Navy.
645-'v' Our Business No. Is.
T:0O--HIllman and Lindley
7:l5--Ella Fitzgerald and Four Keys.
Crimson Tran.
Broadway Bandwsgon.
s .Oo-Watch the World Go BY
sl5-Lum N Abner.
s:30-Amprica's Town Meeting
$50 Spotlight Bands
e.55--Gracie Fields,
10 :00--Raymond Gram Swing.
Music.
10 :30-aSing for Dough--Joi
10 :f5--carmen Cavallero Orchestra.
FRIDAY MORNING
-Clockwatcher.
7 100 Melody Mustangs.
7:tSL~News
7.55- Program Resume.
:O0-William Hillman.
s:i5-Pages OF Melody.
8 30 Modern Melody Trio.
s:i5-- Melodie Moods
s:55--Some body Wants n.
BOO Breakfast Club.
s.i5-The Cats N TANNERS
10 :00-Msrguerite Werner.
iO:i5-News.
10 .25-Iew White.
10 :30-Fsmiliar Favorites.
IO:i5--Flint Today.
10 50-Homespun Trio.
II :00-Breskfast at Sardfs
II :30--An- American Parade OF Hits
Magnante.
1 :50--Barrel OF Dough.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON
l2.00-N News
n :l0--Program Resume.
l2.l5-Old Timers.
II :3O-Farm and Home Hour.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-12
Flint Board 10 Name
New School Deputy .

FLINT. Nov. PA new deputy
superintendent of schools Will be
named when the board Of educa-
ZION meets late this afternoon in
an adjourned session. l.. u. Lund-
berg. research director of the city
schools is the likely choice for the
post Mentioned also, as q posi-
bility was Philip NercOe member
of the school systems supervisory
staff
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-12
Armisti(e Day
In Flint Stresses
Civilian Defense
Times stan Correspondent

FLINT, Nov. 12.@Civilian de-
tense today overshadowed the
observance of Armistice
Day in Flint as the city's protec-
tive services last night demon
strated the need for full co-opera-
ton in the fight for freedom In
World War III.
Thousands lined F1int's down.
town streets last night as veterans
and members Of the city's protec-
tive civilian defense organizations,
augmented by soldiers in training
here, and the bands, Blue Star
Mothers, Gold Star Mothers, and
the Flint Eagles crack drill team,
staged the annual Armistice Day
parade.
BRINGS MESSAGE HOME
Hundreds of air raid wardens,
auxiliary police and firemen were
in the march. All wore their new
helmets.
Last nights parade brought
closer to home the fact that 1T
can happen here"
Buick Motor Divisions scores of
protective service workers, It's
great field ambulances, fire fight
ing equipment, and decontamina-
tion trailer complete wit h
equipment, gave the crowds visual
evidence OF what is necessary to
fight Hpeupfes%
BOMB DEMONSTRATION
A demonstration conducted by
Maj. William Gilliland. of the
chemical warfare division, now at
tached to Purdue Universitys
civilian defense school. showed
further the dangers of the fire
bomb, and the demolition bomb.
The demonstration marked the
first time that Germany's new
explosive incendiary bomb has
been exhibited to the public. The
nature of this bomb recently was
released by the Office of Civilian
Defense.
Armistice services at Atwood
Stadium preceding the army
demonstration were brief, high
lighted by a stirring talk by Rabbi
S. z. Fineberg of Congregation
Beth Israel. who declared "our
great sons have met the challenge"
of the enemy; that Flint will con-
tinue to make the implements of
war that ultimately will lead
toward victory.
MAYOR GIVES OATH
From now on we In Flint will
Praise the Lord and make the
ammunition" Rabbi Fineberg
said.
1t. Col. Owen J. Cleary, state
chief air raid warden. introduced
by Mayor Osmund Kelly, admin
stored the oath to all members
of the protective services.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-12
ws From Saginaw Bay City Lansing Flint and Pontiac
Hammond 10 Stay On
Despite Council Quiz
Times stan Correspondent

TONED Hammond on alleged de-
tails he told her but the commits
Sioner met all questions with:
II don't remember" or II can
not recall"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-12
Genesee County
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS
Boys were bora to:

Boys were bora to:
Verne r. and Anna Hartley Dixon. 3s1o
Cecil O. and Phyllis v. Davis Smith.
IOtiscille.
Thomas J. and Helen I. Hopkins yiekss,
Benton @. and Opal Cole Dishman. 1854
Markham.
James L. and Gladys n Root cordsr.
i0if East Kearsiey-
Fernando and Jean l. Mooney Moursai
Jr., 2727h Industrial.
Merton e, and Lorraine q. rieAw
Lamont NJ and Antionette A. 0nparieh
Reynolds. isi3 MAc,dn road
William o. ana Frankie L. LonS Coz
1851 West scottfood.
Arthur "a and Aaxsss A. pe4ss- Res4sss
'of Rd a.1, T W and Ra. Evelyn o,o~.ss
Harris. 24i4 North Dakota
Mason y. and Vera l. Smith hcCorAs
Joseph N, and Gertrude L. Psrtridss
Bobay, 525 West Jamieson.
Nichols and Bsrnics Rogers Haison' t2s
George p. and Margaret C. oisnik Pre-
hoda. li3 North Eldridgs.
Frank v. and Frances NJ Penny stad
5li Chevrolet.
lorr 50l West Pasadena
Walter q. and Irene n. Derseha AlisSs
Thomas aud Opal e, Uhns wishsrt-
Arthur L. and Cora o. Might Visa
DaxiAon
Girts were born to;
william v. and Kathleen Camposn Four
Iney. Clio.
Clayton l., and Rosetta y. Bsadis Tewks-
bury. f225 Calktns road.
Duane r. and Marion Etheiyn Hemp
stead Smith. 26tl Swayzs.
Earl J. and Ida L. Davis Wfiston, +2s1
Red Arrow road.
Julius A and Novel; Thomas RobInsoAy
sos West Atherton road.
Harry q. and Leila NJ. Myers Eswcoms.
l3is East Stewart.
John II. and Margaret /. Nsmendsr
Flemming, 3O2S Myrton.
Rosa n and Violet r. Johnsou Petys
IFS East Baker.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-12
DEATHS

Ethel Harris. 2oi West Dayton.
David l.. Holland. 723 Falkland
Henrietta LABeau, MI. Morris.
Mauds q. Anderson, i2i3k Wst
kearsley.
Thomss X. Nadeau Jr., 37s EAst Austis-
Nelson Lsavftl 1888 Elvood
Lllile Bell Hahn. 223S East Pisrson-
Royal y Puddock, S3s Chevrolst.
Lester v, Coon, All last Rnassn.
Miles PeudergrAss, s2f East Dewey.
Ellen Wallis. $50 Cadillac.
Albert Thomas Austin, 10s Thayer.
Fred Harrison Grant. as East Newal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-12

LANSING. Nov. 12-Police and
Fire Commissioner Elmer w. Ham
mond will not resign despite the
city councils grand jury investi-
cation BENJAMIN r. Watson, his
attorney, said today.
"The investigation proved
nothing" Watson said. land
see no reason why he should
quit"
While the councils hearing failed
10 bear out charges Of favOritiSm
IN the police department Ham,
mond's popularity among the city
alderman has dropped, a survey OF
opinion disclosed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-12
DoDGEs QUESTIONS

Mrs. Cathryn Freeland, Lansing
who brought the charges
TWO weeks ago. named Commits
sioner Hammond as her informant.
At the hearing, however, he in
sisted she had obtained her infor-
nation from other sources.
At one point Mrs. Freeland ques-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-12
OFFICE OPEN DAILY

The registration office is open
from $50 10 $50 daily Monday
through Friday and until 1890
Saturdays.
Vernon Wait, Inspector for the
city health inspector, will direct
the housing registration office.
The housing committee OF the
Pontiac civilian defense council
will act as an advisory group.
f. r. Williams. manager of
the Michigan Bell Telephone Com
pany here, and James f. Lucas,
president of Pontiac Motor Local
ef-UAW-CI0,- afe- members of
the advisory housing committee,
with William p. Edmonson, city
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-12
Pontiac listinQ
Rooms 10 House
War Workers
Time. star Correspondents

PONTIAC, Nov. u. - Every
available dwellif : space, Including
sleeping rooms, which may be
utilized by war workers is being
listed by the Pontiac Homes
Registration Offices.
Persons having spare room
which is not in use are urged to
register it with the new office. at
305 Hubbard Building, Perry and
Water streets.
Registrations NAV be telephoned.
The number is 6S76.