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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
Veterans Help
Labor Survey
Time. star Correspondent

BATTLE CREEK. April An
other survey of the city was
scheduled TO start tonight when
Of local veteran orGani-
meet 10 lay out a house-to-
house canvass of the city 10 deter
mine labor resources Of the county
for defense and farm work.
The actual canvass is not 10 be-
gin until April - and is being
made at the request Of Gov. Muir
ray d. Van Wagner as part of a
statewide registration.
While the survey will in part
the registration Of older
men, the veteran survey will have
the advantage of including the
possibilities of the use of women
and minors in industry. Women
and minors are expected TO be par
ticularly useful as farm labor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
BIRTHS

Boys were born 10:
Helen Assemany, 5O5o5 Thirteen-Mile road
Florence Bieich. i5s45 Macarthur. BEDFORD.
Carmen Biederman. 4757 Fourth.
Mary Boodoian. 6l6 s. Green.
Stella Boak, 305 South Dey.
Selma Bockof. 1924 Roselavn.
Ruth Brown. 2o031 Stratford.
Kay Buchner, 1851 Greenlawn.
Yvett Cook. $3.50 Eastlawn.
Ruth Collins. 1891 Ellsworth.
Ernestine Curry. $3.50 81. Auoin.
iGlenodyn Carpenter, 20i15 Carrier.
Mary Dufresns, 1908 Cleveland, Lincoln
Park.
Irene Delonis. 5iqe St Lawrence
Laura Doe, ills Maynower. Lincoln Park.
Marie Darga. 1859 Theodore.
Florence Descoteaux, sol 8 Liyernois'
Anna DrzaEgovski: 1929 MackaE
Dorothy Ewald. $40 8. Highland, Dearborn.
Rose Ferro. 29l0 Concord.
Doris France, 1925 Sorrento.
Alma Fisher. 1891 Twentieth.
Marjorie Fettig, 1925 Harvard. Crosse
Della Gerisch. $3.50 Logan.
Nancy Gargaro, 2Ole2 stratford.
Mary Gabriel 1902 Salina, Dearborn.
Fannie Galsser $3.50 Sorrento,
Marguerite Gaynor, 1874 Northlawn.
Ethyl GosZczynski, $500 Hubbel.
Harriet Hunter. as omherth. Pleasant
Mary Hassler. 4.31 Vermont.
Elizabeth Hill, 1880 Indiana.
Flone James, 1881 Asbury Park.
Helen james 1899 Pierson.
Bsrberdeen Kohler, 2ef3 Parker.
Margaret Kotenko $50 Fernhill.
Jean Kline, 1898 Vaughn.
Catherine Krabach, eels Sorrento
May Lance. 1908 Hanford. Lincoln Park.
Ruth Lavoie. 1907 Monte. Lincoln Park.
Petrina Locriccho, lli5 Medium.
Susie Lester. e2i2 Cameron
Gertrude Gesdbetter. 1872 Carter.
Lydell Leehove, 1907 Northlawn.
Sadie Levenson. 155 w. Chicago.
Rose Mszzola se45 Mcclellan.
Virginia Mutispaw. 1897 Witt.
Margaret Morsvcik, i7457 ST Louis.
Josephine Matthies. 5402 Reuter-. Dearborn.
Esther Mulvihill, 1923 Harrison.
Cecilia Moline, 1881 Glendale
Mabel Maleski, 2eO4 whitney
Margaret Mccallum 44e f. Lewiston.
Catherine Norton. ISIS Hurlbut.
Ann Novak. 1858 Wsitzsl court.
Josephine Postek 6707 Hayden.
Margaret Petty. 2l75 Morrell
Evelyn Pilon. 1883 Morris. Lincoln Park.
Helen Resented. is25s Prairie
Gertrude Rosolino, 1854 lvanhoe.
Helen Ryzewicz. 570i Cecil.
Margaret schatzoere. sqsl y. Clarendon.
Evelyn Sewers. 1859 Julian
Jeanette starriok. ee47 Mettetal.
Esther Sanders. 1919 Begole.
Helen shankin. 1884 Campbell
Florence soloman, 1902 W Boston Blvd
Thelma Sharpe. $50 ?, Bethune
Dorothy Starting lO23O OAKLAND
Grace Tyie 1883 Melrose
Wanda Turowsk $500 Twenty-third
Naomi Wolanin. sa6s Winfield ttWins).
GIRLS
Girls were horn IN:
Shirley Author. 1897 Seminole Redford
kathryn Appel. 1890 Fairview.
Jessie Amerine 81 " Woodward Ecorse
Ladene Baird. 1870 81 Mays.
Anne Badelow. leIs Mclean
Murie Burke, 1882 Fairfield
Lois Belts. s0f6 Prospect. Base Line.
Sabine CLARK. 5iss Twenty-sighth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
Not AWOL
Directed Convoy, Then
Waited 48 Hours
Times star Correspondent

FORT CUSTER, April It's
all a mistake as far as one private
now being detained in the guard
house for being absent without
leave, is concerned. Stationed in
New Buffalo 20 direct a motor
convoy going out from Fort Gus
ter. the private stood at his post
for As hours awaiting the car
scheduled 70 pick him up.
When he arrived back at the
fort. after hitch-hiking. he discov-
cred he was listed as AWOL. He
said residents of the village fed
him during his vigil
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
.Ho|dup Man
Given I TO IS
Times stan Correspondent

SAGINAW, April 7. - Joseph
TORONTO, IS, of 3147 Bundy street,
had lost his plea for a new trial
today and been sentenced to two to
Is years in prison for unarmed
Judge George w. DesJardines,
Lapeer, denied the motion after
hearing arguments yesterday and
Immediately pronounced the sem
tence.
TORONTO, who has maintained
innocence in the beating and rob-
bling of a municipal truck driver
several weeks ago. will be eligible
for parole after 10 months, the
judge said.
Investigators have been unable
to ascertain the identity of the
second man Bernard McHugh says
helped TORONTO beat him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
MARRIAGE LICENSES

George Vas, SO; Susanna Magyar, 81.
Edward William Earl, 81; Jeanette Mae
Leo J. KiiSs' 90; Genevieve Walker, 10.
Vincent Dombro~skI. "a - Leena ktbiok
IS.
John Dyjak. IS: Genevieve Jankowski. 20.
Arthur J. Forthrup %. Nortne II. walton
Charles wiseman. 20; Marie Agnes PicksIl
Charles NJ. Brown. IS; Edna Palmateer
zigmont W. DombrOwski. 81; Olga NJ
John Ramos. 80; Naomi Jessie Thomson,
william p. Collins. 81: Irene squisr. 20
Michael Horodnieh. 81; josephine Casale'
John w. Jones. AZ: Dorothy Mccarthy. IS.
Tom Lnck. 23i Rita Miles. 2z-----
Andrew c. Ellis, "a; Mary nielsen, 20
Frank z Ensei' 49, Eheonora NJ HOS
Milton A. Jones. rs; Betty Marie Jones,
christopher Arnone. 20; Mary canavssio
Roger Mahey. 2s; Constance Carlson. 80
Julian Romans. q; Irene Leach. 10.
Lawrence Fioler, ii; Ards Priest, 20.
John Alan Thompson, 81; Violet CoukiV
81.
Guy Rata, "a: Mary Revock. 20.
Kenneth s. Brown. %: Bette Braeer, Is.
Edward Goormastic. 10: Marion Betty Gil
martin, Is
Stephen speshoek, a.: Juliet Berube, 81,
Frederick W. Vincent Jr., 20; Lillian M
Jobson, IS
Charles r. Noonan. "a; Clara r. Kuzula
Henry VIM Hickman. 80; Eva coons. 81
George Leroy Bradley, 20; Rosemary
Lowell eipf Hesly' 20 Dorothy A. creig. 20;
Charles Victor Orzechowsk, "a; Angelina
Emile Popek, "a.
John Bernard Basksvice. 81; Doris MARI
Robert Eugene whaien, 10; Norma Jean
william Eli Teeters. So; Sarah MsresIic
Farley. 36.
Jack Morkhor, 2s Marian springman, 20.
Frederick Ereaux, %; Alberta smith, Il,
Robert Francis Gallagher, al; Dorothy
Ellean Neuman, %.
Leo sandbank. %; Mary Ellen Mulhonand'
wesley d. Webb, ~; Glenna A. Watson,
Geors. Robert Ross. 20; Mary Louise
william Ed. Machu,. 10; Ivory Masters
Edwin J. Jastr1emosk. 81; Dorothy Gulish,
Car Wesley Han1i. %; Lorraine Frances
Richard %.
Irving oppenheim. "a; Ethel sadovitz. %
Robert Keefe, 20: Marie Hoffman, 10
David DINNER. 81; Marie Mihelich, Fl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
Auto Dealers Call
Overseas Volunteers

Blacksmiths, executives, sales
men, upholsterers. auto workers
and radio technicians were being
modified today by the Detroit
Automobile Dealers Association
for an overseas battalion 10 keep
military vehicles and guns in
efficient operation.
Paul T. Graves. DADA manag-
ing secretary, related plans for
the volunteer battalion yesterday
at an association luncheon in Hotel
Statler. Volunteers for the unit,
which will be self-sustainng, Will
be registered at room 2l0. Con-
vention Hall, Wednesday and
Thursday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
Brass She'll Cases
SdIvdqed at Custer

FORT CUSTER. April Tn a
move 10 salvage all brass as the
need for that metal increases. post
officers today ordered all officers
TO make a concerted effort to re-
cover all fired brass cartridge
cases, serviceable or unserviceable,
and all service primer bodies.
The scrap metal will be turned
over 10 the post ordnance officer
as il is collected
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
Lee Washburn Rites
Set for Tomorrow

BATTLE CREEK. April Flu
neral services will be held tomor-
row for Lee Washburn. az, en-
ploye of the" Grand Trunk Rail
road, who died yesterday of in
iuries suffered when he was
crushed by a steel door in the
railroads roundhouse. Both his
legs were crushed and he suffered
internal injuries in the accident
He is survived by his widow
Margaret. and three children.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
0rder|ies Scarcity
Reported at Hospital

FLINT, April Civil Service
Director Foster r. Roser is finding
few takers for the $50 month
paid orderles at Hurley Hospital
he said today.
Roser said the army and private
Industry is offering a bigger in
|centive for prospects and reports
10 lack of applicants for the posts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
Parking Ban Lifted

LANSING. April Parking re-
strictions will he removed in the
vicinity Of the Nash-Kelvinator
plant as a result of a survey made
by Sidney Anger. city traffic di-
rector. City council approved re-
moval of parking restrictions in
3 ker, ChriStiancy. LinwalSt,
Lyons and Bailey streets. Anger
said the action would facilitate
flow of traffic in this area.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
Rae Landmark
For War Steel

PHILADELPHIA, April ITO
release 100000 or more pounds
of steel and iron which are re-
quired for the war. the Philadel-
phia Electric Company will rae
the old Edison generating station,
one Of the city's historic land
marks.
The station was erected under
the personal supervision of Thomas
A. Edison and was the citys first
successful electric plant.
II was the largest generating
station in the world on completion
in 1899. II was one of the first
skyscrapers and its design forecast
general introduction Of the steel
skeleton now familiar 10 modern
structural methods.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
Song Leaders Sought

In an effort 10 find leaders of
community singing for patriotic
meetings, the Council of Social
Agencies and Church Musicians
Guild will conduct song leadership
classes beginning tomorrow at the
downtown YMCA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
Death Hotires

c
DAMAsK-Aprn 5, Rodger, OF 2Oii7 ASH
ton road darling son Of Charles and
Pearl Watson Damask. darling grandson
FUNERAL Home. i2O57 Grstiot avenue.
GARVIN--(nee McQualg1. Cora Mae. aEs
81 years, beloved wife OF William X.
Donald and Mrs Fred ?. Flint. Services
at the residence. 22iO Beyidere avenue.
Wednesday at 2 O'Clock; inteEment Forest
lawn
HARMON Mathew, April 3. 1912. age IS.
Of 80 collingwood. husband Of late MARY
naugh and Mrs r. J. Van Poppelen:
brother Of Mrs Nellie Duggan. members Of
Council 205 Knights OF Columbus. Funeral
from pariors OF Paul J Perry funeral nome.
5045 Trumbull. Tuesday A. $50; Church
of the Visitation at 10 O'Clock.
HRsCH-Eva ". April s. beloved wife
OF Charles. Funeral from Harper a Null
ligan Funeral Home al 1880 Hamilton
Tuesday at e:i5 and Precious Blood Church
at 10 a.. m. Interment. Erie, Pa
the late George Humid; dear mother Of
Mrs Laura Rein, Mrs. julia Boldt, Mrs.
Clara II. Abbey, Walter j.. Henry T.,
s g. Herbert l.. Am %',ai:. p.
Humid dear sister OF Edward, Daniel.
Mrs. Louis Striker. Mrs. Andrew striker.
Mrs. Julius Schemm. dear grandmother OF
grandchildren Funeral service from the
late residence. 1888 Berkshire road, Crosse
Pointe, Tuesday al 200 o'clock. Inter-
ment AT Woodlawn Cemetery.
KIEHN-Alvin J., age 30; dear husband
OF Dorothy Kuehn tnee Bly,. father OF
Virginia. Jean and Phillip. son of Rev.
Ernest Kuehn and the late Mrs Emma
Kuehn. brother OF Leo, Paul, Herman and
Arthur Services at I 80 p. m. Tuesday. At
81. Paul's Lutheran Church, Worthwhile, and
D. m. Peace Lutheran Church, Warren
At Balfour, Detroit Remains at schrader
Funeral Chapel Worthwhile. until noon Tues
day. Internent Forestlawn Cemetery.
MeNAUGHT--Aprii 4. Emma. beloved wife
OF James w. Mcknight. Funeral service
at A. Leonard Sullivan Funeral Home, 1913
Dexter Blvd, Wednesday at IL o'clock.
Please omit flowers.
q, Athena B.. beloved
wife Of Edward: dear mother Of Mrs.
Edna Wright. Mrs. Pearl Pontz: Mrs.
Jeanne Rihhart. Mrs Bernadine =Hinsey,
Mrs. Lillian Ferry, John Edward Jr. and
Lawrence. In state AT Burrell Funeral
the King Church. Thursday at a. m.
wHIPPLE-ApriI S. Mrs. Louise Uortie).
Algonac, loving wife OF Wayland, dear
mother OF Mrs w. weIden. Mrs. Frances
Nolta Mrs. Alton Lortie. all Of Detroit;
dear sister Of Mrs. Alice Van Flanbranck.
Mrs Ella Hoover OF Algonac and Mrs.
Agnes Gstzka OF Detroit, at Gibert's
Funeral Home, Algonac, Mich; funeral
service at St Cathrine's Church. Algonac.
Wednesday. April 8. 1912. at $50 q. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
Bicyclist, II, Killed

COLDWATER. April 7.-Ronnie
Shumaker II. was killed here
when he drove his bicycle into the
side of an auto.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
Democrats Gain
I Supervisors
In Oakland Vote
Rose and Milford
townships Record
Upsets in Election
Times stan Correspondent


PONTIAC. April 7.-Republi-
cans lost two seats on the Oak
land County board of supervisors
among the Is elected representa-
tives from as many townships in
yesterdays outcountry elections.
The upsets came in Rose Town.
ship where the veteran, Arthur
Claspill was defeated by Burton
f. Jones. Democrat and in Milford
Township where Republican in
cumbent, Marion l.. johnson lost
to Howard j. Reid, Democrat.
Light votes were recorded in all
sections, due largely TO down.
pour OF rain throughout the
county which set in two hours
before the polls closed.
GARDNER MAY GET JOB
The board of supervisors con-
venes next Tuesday to elect its
new chairman and other officers.
The veteran representative of
Commerce Township, James L.
Gardner. Republican, who had no
opposition for reelection. is be-
ing groomed for chairman OF the
board.
The retiring chairman is David
Levinson of Birmingham, an APP
pointed supervisor there who is
completing his second term as
head of the board.
Following are the supervisors
elected in the IS townships yes
terday.
ADDISON-Fred C. Beardsley,
Republican, unopposed.
AVON-Oliver P. Gibbs, Repub-
lican, unopposed.
BLOOMFIELD - Perry A..
Vaughan. Republican, unopposed.
BRANDON - Hugh Taylor.
Democrat, incumbent. defeated
Reuben We'll Republican.
COMMERCE-James L. Gard
ner. Republican. unopposed.
PENNINGTON - Ernest V.
Blanchard. Republican. unopposed.
GROVELAND - Glen Wilkins,
Democrat. unopposed.
ffiGHLAND=Frank Powers
Democrat, incumbent, defeated
Dean B. Wilhelm. Republican.
HOLLY-CaSsius B. Waters,
unopposed.
INDEPENDENCE-Floyd An
drews, Republican. incumbent. de-
feated Robert c. Beattie, Demo-
crat.
LYON-Ray f. Duncan. Repub-
lican, unoppoSed.
MILFORD-Howard J. Reid,
Democrat, defeated Marion l..
Johnson, Republican. incumbent.
NOVI-Frank D. Clark, Repub-
lican. unopposed.
OAKLAND-Earl Braid, Demo-
crat, defeated Ray Berean, Repub-
lican.
ORION-Sol. D. Lomerson, Re
publican. incumbent. defeated
Thomas Davey. Democrat.
OXFORD - Morgan AFFORD,
Democratic incumbent. defeated
Fred Glaspie. Republican.
PONTIAC 49, Frank Simmons,
Democratic incumbent, defeated
Robert J. Bouck. Republican.
ROSE-Burton Z. Jones. Demo-
crat, defeated Arthur Claspill, Re-
publican incumbent.
ROYAL OAK-George s. Hor-
key. Demomratic incumbent, de-
feated Leo T. Howell. Republican.
SOUTHFIELD-Lynn Everett,
unopposed.
SPRINGFIELD - Howard c.
Hillman. Republican, unopposed.
TROY-Sam c. Halsey, Repub-
lican incumbent. defeated Elmer
Z. Herr, Democrat.
WATERFORD-Alfred f. Gale,
Democratic incumbent. defeated
Norman Roth. Republican.
WHITE LAKE-Forest I. Bren-
del, Republican incumbent. de-
feated David J. Turpin. Democrat.
WEST BLOOMFIELD-Robert
O. Felt. Citizens Party, incumbent,
unopposed.
The election left the Republi-
cans with IA of the IS townships
while 10 ment 10 the Democrats
and one to the Citizens Party.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
BOUGHT IN 1923

The almost box-shaped vehicle
originally was bought in 1923 by
the husband of DR.. Mary True
blood in Traverse City Doctor
was an old Quaker osteo-
path, and when her husband died
two weeks after purchasing the
car for her she pat It away IN her
garage.
The wheels were removed and
the axles placed on four maple
blocks. and the body was covered
with newspapers. The garage it.
self was sealed from all light.
But once every three months the
car received a complete checkup
The motor was turned and the
chassis was thoroughly creased.
This was done without inconven-
fence to the owner because one Of
her patients. a garage mechanic,
never was able TO pay his bills in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07

Hecla Mining company reports 1871 net
profit at Ss7l 800 after depreciation, de-
pletion federal income taxes. etc, equal
10 81 cents a share On 81 900. 900 shares,
against 1898. ii4 or 70 cents share In
1Q40
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
Supreme Court
Clears I Held
In Jury Probe

PONTIAC, April THE falling
OF Gordon Wyrick and Dewitt
Hickerson. Negro, for alleged con-
tempt before Pontiac's one man
grand jury early last winter was
illegal, the supreme court had
fed in Lansing today.
THE court. in separate decisions
for the two men, held unanimously
that Clyde d. Underwood. special
prosecutor for the grand jury
which was called under Associate
Judge Charles p. Webster. was
without authority TO offer Wyrick
aand Hickerson any immunity II
they would answer the question as
10 whether they paid money 10
operate allegedly illegal enter
prises.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
40 MILES AN HOUR

The bank appraisal Of the car
was S25. so Cross purchased IT two
weeks ago. and gave it the first
redi workout since It's manufac-
ture. He drove from Traverse
City 10 East Lansing in five hours,
making 40 m. p. h. and getting Is
miles per gallon of gasoline.
1T rode like $1,000, 000," COM
mented Cross upon his journeys
end.
Cross. who is 10 be commissioned
as a second lieutenant when he
graduates next June, dusts the car
daily.
His only problem is whether TO
sell it as a museum piece before or
after the war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07

all the 19-year-old history Of the
car.
KEPT LOG OF TRIPS
According 10 Cross, who always
kept a close eye on his neighbef's
garage, Doctor Trueblood took the
car out usually once a year. The
1923 model does not have a speed
ometer. and so she kept a log OF
all her trips, the longest of which
was 10 Elk Rapids. II miles away.
The car has its original paint
job and upholstery which are spot
less. The only new accessories are
a set of 30X3.50 tires which were
substituted in 1910 because Doctor
Trueblood feared that the originals
might be weakened through age.
The owner died last January at
the age Of 81, and when the estate
was probated last February, she
had left instructions that Cross be
given the first option TO purchase
the car.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
GIVEN JAIL TERMS

Both had stood upon their con-
stitutional rights and refused 10
answer. whereupon Webster gave
them jail terms for alleged con-
tempt.
The supreme court decisions,
handed down late yesterday. holds
they were guilty of no contempt
and ordered them freed. They
have been at liberty under bond
since early November awaiting
the supreme court ruling.
The question OF whether the
Pontiac grand jury will be contln-
ued remains for Webster and IN
derwood 10 answer. Webster. as
sociate Judge of municipal court.
presided and Underwood was
named as special prosecutor, only
10 hurry TO Lansing for special
assistant attorney general ap-
pointment after his status in the
probe was questioned.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
Times stan Correspondent

EAST NSIN G., April L
Wanted: Buyer for museum piece
an almost new 1923 Model T Ford
Only 500 miles, upholstery and fin.
ish are spotless. Owner going into
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
Lost and Found

COCKER spaniel. black, female, vicinity
Montlieu-Van Dyke. Reward. Telephone
Ivanhoe 9i51.
ENGLISH setter, female, white, red
speckled collar. small lock. Reward. Tux
edo 2-5e73.
FEMALE SETTER. black. white; neighbor.
hood Crosse Pointe. Reward. Kindly tee-
phone Niagara 2l25.
LOST, Sunday toy. female; screw tail
Boston bulldog: liberal reward. Temple
I1-7l95.
lPoCKETBoOK. red tGrsnd Boulevard.
Grand River), containing money, address
book Reward Townsend 1922.
lREWARD-Return or information. male
! Dalmstian coach dog) lost IN Dearborn.
Telephone Dearborn 1896 or Dearborn 1859.
WIREHAIRED fox terrier: brown, tan.
black white MACK Devonshire). Re-
ward. Tuxedo 2-7273
twRIsTwATCH. gentieman's, Bulova. vi.
entity Kimberly Mackinaw. Reward.
Kindly telephone Tyler 4-7203.
Trade Schools. Male. Female
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07

aFTHy s--------
Dick Cross, Michigan State Col
lege senior from Traverse City,
won't have TO insert this kind of
advertisement to dispose of his spic
and span relic. 19-year-old
Model T which was practically I'M
touched by its original owner. II
won't be necessary because buyers
already are hocking his way.
However. Cross himself. just
purchased the automobile from the
estate of "a next door neighbor
after his previous efforts had failed
since 1882.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
SEE PROBE DOOMED

With the defeat OF two city
commissioners. Mayor Georg 9
Booth and John a. Race little
hope was held that the grand jury
will be continued II has cost
Pontiac taxpayers more than
$500 already. and has resulted
y in the supreme court test case
.Ich went against the grand jury
procedure.
Underwood is reported 10 have
submitted no bill yet for his serv-
ices 10 date. so the total cost OF
the probe could not be determined
at city hail.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
Funeral Directors
Gard Of Thanks

SUTTON a son
4Il7 TRUMBULL AVE. TEMPLE 2-510I
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07

Anthony p. Burcar. %: Elms Alianen, Is
Richard N. culberson. IS; Elizabeth A
Osinga. %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
PhOOie ON Car Ban!
Here's New Model II

all the 19-year-old history Of the
car.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-13
Find Body Of Child
Lost in Boat Accident

The body of three-year-old
Lloyd LaForrest, Jr., % South
Highland, who drowned Satur-
day in Lake st. Clair, was re-
covered last night near Crosse
Pointe Farms, miles south Of
the spot off the foot of Croker
where he slipped from the arms
of his uncle, Clyde LaForrest.
The boy fell into Is feet of
water when the uncle slipped as
his 15-foot boat rocked. Also in
the boat at the time were LaFor-
rests wife and the child's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd LaFor-
rest.
Funeral services will be held
at 4:30 p. m. today from La
Croix and Groesbeck Funeral
home with burial in st. Peter S
Catholic Cemetery.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-13
posh Must
FACE Court
Shooting Leeds
to Circuit Court

Peter Posh, 81, 3417 Lock-
wood, Detroit, was bound over
to circuit court to stand trial on
attempted murder charges fol-
lowing his examination before
Justice Donald j. Parent today.
Posh's sister-in-law, Mrs. Ber-
tina Golenbieski, 20, 1886 Sugar
Bush road, testified that Posh
shot her early on the morning
of Aug. 2.
Her story was confirrped by a
niece, Verna Golenbieski, IS,
29l0 Forrest, who said that she,
her aunt and Posh's estranged
wife had been talking in the Go
lenbieski yard shortly before the
shooting occurred.
Undersheriff Harley Ensign
was the only other witness. AS
Sistant Prosecutor Howard Car
roll appeared for the state and
Louis NJ. Davis is counsel for
PoSh.
Posh was jailed in default of
$4,000 bond.