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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
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AnAMs-.My sister Eileen" II a n.
80, i.5s, 1891. i0.f6 o. NJ. Madame
Spy /" 90. 3lAS. 6i5A, s.f2 p ~.
hROADNAN CAPITOI. o. Road 20
Morocco 70 20. sac. %. 10 20 p. m
p Wings ana the Woman" u a. m. 22o'
$40, . p m.
G,NpERElLA-"Tales q Manhattan" :.
1890, LOS 7:i5. II 30 p. m. 90
CINEMA - ECSTASY" ~ 2io. 40,
a 80. s:4A, 1888 p m. "FRise Rapture, ="
i;iO, 3 90, 5.3e. i:4O. s.5s m I
FISHER Tales of Manhattan ? '0sS
5il, 9;3l p m, LADY iu a Jam" II 3d.
4;06, 7.A2. II 80 p. M.
FON - "spungtime In the Rockies
1859 p. NJ 400. III 10 rs stand ny
Al Networks ii;27 a. ~" IS $50
MADISON The Navy Comes Through"
Henry and niIzy.' l2.Ao. a.ia. $40.
MICHIGAN - "Now. voysger" ~ Q5,
s:ao, 7;l0, i0;i0 p. m "pr Broadway,
II a m, 80, q, $50 p m.
PALMs-STATE "Fiying Tigers II
q. m, 2:ib. $40. 10 So y. m. The Big
street" ll5 5, sos p. m
PARADISE Cab Galloway. IS. sos,
7;26. 1919 p m; "CiB Of Silent Men.
las. 3'67 6.le, 9l2 INA m.
RIVIERA Tales Of Manhattan. ga
sol II =. m; Lady IN Jam III
R-K-o THROWS Tales Of Manhattan"
sos. 500, 10 30 . m Lady in
UNITED ARTISTS The War Against
Mrs. Hadley," II a. m. las Az. -.
O.i5 p m; "Tarzar's New YORK Adyfn-
ture." i2.3i. 3 80. ~. s.zS o. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
Five for Moscow

Henry Victor. Richard Rycn,
Lisa Colin, Hans Schumm and
Louis Arco have been added 10 the
cast of Mission 10 Moscow" film
version OF the important book by
former Ambassador Joseph f..
Davies. Walter Huston, Ann Hard
ing and Eleanor Parker have the
top roles.
Evening star., 1942-08-09
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

ARLINGTON. COLONIAL HTS. LYON PIX
small home direct from owner. Box 423-T,
Star.
1-2 ACRES. WITH MOD OR RM
house; sub. cash payment. Box 1865,
Star.
Evening star., 1942-08-09
CLOSE-IN COUNTRY ESTATE
STONE VILLA.
II ACRES, SWIMMING POOL
STONE CARETAKER'S HOUSE.
IARGE CONCER RWAT0RY-

TWO-CAR STONE GARAGE.
This beautiful place is on a high eleva-
ton The roof is of reinforced concrete
and. affords q commanding view of beau
ideal sun deck The house is of center
hall type with four extra large rooms and
a lavatory on main floor Planned for
gracious living or extensive entertaining.
Two beautiful open fireplaces of marble,
The second floor has four very large mas
ter bedrooms and two baths. Ample closet
tains modern kitchen and large recreation
room with open fireplace. Servants GUAR
tiers in stone building close to main house.
Swimming pool on lower terrace, 65 # by
45 it. Beautiful grounds Handicapped, foun-
tains marble benches etc. Might consider
renting to an embassy. Government Off
cial or responsible party For further par
ticuIars and appointment to- inspect this
Evening star., 1942-08-09
SHOPS FOR RENT.

ON 23rd ST, BETWEEN M AND N
ENTIRE 2nd FLOOR, 40x55 FT-SS5.
Plenty of windows for light, ventilation:
suitable for any wholesale business, show
display room, manufacturers distributing
and assembly shop with > well-arranged
office rooms. Immediate possession.
AFFLECK, 2423 PA. AVE. RE. 1868.
Evening star., 1942-08-09
SUBURBAN PROP sA.i OR RENT

FRAME HOUSE. 10 ROOMS. , BATHS,
half-acre of lawn. trees, shrubbery: select
suburban, 3 blocks to car and bus For
information call Shepherd 733a
BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN PLACE FOR SALE
or rent; s rms: modern improvements
EQUITABLE REALTY, 10ll st. MI
by Army man; % min. from l1th and Pa.
ave: close to Govt. bldg. in Suitland: oc-
cupancy in Sept. Call HI. 172S-W.
Evening star., 1942-08-09
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE
2x3OO ACRES.

~ MILES FROM WASHINGTON.
Compact in shape and with some miles
of State road frontage. this tract is well
suited for a large-scaye DEVELOPMENT Beau
merous streams with many unusual at
fractions for the nature lover, Electric
and telephone service are available. and
the tract is clear of debt. In promising
area, this tract may be developed now or
held for secure investment. Price as a
whole, S100 per acre. one-fourth down,
balance oyer a period of years. No trades
or options considered. See MASON HIRST.
Annandale, Va. at the end of Columbia
pike. Phone Alexandria 5s12 or write
Route >. BOX 345, Alexandria, Va. Office
closed SUNDAYS
Evening star., 1942-08-09
SANDY SPRINGS REALTY CO.
Gsithersburs, Md. Tel. 200.

BUY FARM PROPERIY 7 NOW.
2I9 a., Potomac River; profitable to.
bacco farm. 10-r. dwell. mod. cony: ten
90 a., Patuxent River. handicapped; OR.
mod, dwell: Az baths: mod. conv.: guest
house; magnificent view: S2S,500.
furnD: rms. b.; mod. conv.: comp.
farm bldgs,; .eauipment incl: $25, 900.
$40 a., Potomac River (Vao, early
American dwell. tunder repair, farm bidps,
good farm, outstand water front. $4,000.
1S4 acres, on 2 State rds., 30 miles D.
c.; I0-room dwelling, bath; farm buildinss,
spring and stream: $4,000
72 acres, State road. IS miles D C.. a.
room dwelling (needs repair), farm build
ings: good tobacco soil; $3.50
EEouEST MD; 1yIRG1NIA FARM LIST.
Evening star., 1942-08-09
BARGAIN

Building of % apartments, gross rental
Sl0,36S Will pay 5O@o on an investment
of $4,000 cash. Priced for quick sale
at Az times rental value. For details
apply to Mr.. Lopatin. PLANT & GORDON,
INC. 1874 Park I'd NV. co. 0s3s.
CONV. Sc. LOCATION. ON PENNA. AVE,
in first commercial zone, adj. to blvd.
leading to Navy Yard Soft. front brick
bldg. with 3 complete apts. each having
| separate kit. and separate bath. Monthly
income, S132.50; sales price, Sl00oO,
| terms
r. G. DUNNE,
GOA H ST. NE. AT $500.
Evening star., 1942-08-09

INVESTORS ATTENTION!
16 apts., /, and 3 rooms and bath
monthly rent, SS30.0O Fine white neigh
borhood. Price, $4,000. Also colored, l6
apis and rooms sak snd do BATH yearly MI
Pendelton, DU. 1868.
WAPLE & JAMES, INC,
1924 l4th ST NV DI 3346
Evening star., 1942-08-09
CAPITOL, HILL


Aunt apt. bldg, practically new. corner,
brick, full basement with recreation room
and tile ath. Income, 5000. Price,
$1,000 H. EVENS. 42i st. ne.
20 FOUR FAMILY APIS. JUST FIN
ISHED ANp COMPLETELY RENTED.
WELDING BOZ ON CASH REQUIRED
OFFERED AS A WHOLE OR BY THE
N. C. HINES & SONS.
CHI 2440 REALTORS. CHI $3.50.
Evening star., 1942-08-09
BEAUTIFULLY LANDsCAPED

Of rooms. Q baths Gst-foor bedroom
and bath), containing many huilt-in fea-
lures only found in homes built to order.
just 3 years old Must be seen to be
appreciated. CHI 5473 today.
Evening star., 1942-08-09
BEAUTIFUL BRICK HOME
u REST RESIDENTIAL SECTION OE
MUST BE SOLD
COMPLETELY FURNISHED

COMILEI Eli I e OTtN1OI1ED.
Army ofdcer's family leaving city. must
sell new, attractive 2-bedroom stucco bun
mediate possession. Located 8 miles from
Capitol Bldg. Phone WA. 406s. I72S
Frederick rd., West Lanham Hills, Nd.
Evening star., 1942-08-09
Sl2 $50.
UNUSUALLY FINE
JNTECJ'NH MT Hp InAE

INVESTMENT OR HOME.
Nearly new fine brick home, in best
and most convenient section of. Silver
Spring, Md; originally constructed for }
large, bright apts.; all rented for total
of Sl10 per month; excellent investment,
or live in one and rent balance for Slo5
per month; LARGE lot porcheS' 2-car ga
-: " SHANNON & LUcHs CO,
1905 H ST. NV MA .345.
Evening star., 1942-08-09
tContinued.)

BEAUTIFUL AND DIGNIF1ED STONE
house-7 rooms, nearly new; downstairs
Bedroom full basement, screened porch,
fireplace, excellent construction: large lot;
2 blocks from excellent bus service, pflceo
Evening star., 1942-08-09
A GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY /!
EOIIP EA MII V Ell ATS

FOUR-FNMILf ia ..
= modern brick buildings left. good NV;
section, near TRANSFORMATION and stores, all
apis rms, dinette, kitchen and bath
Tenant pays for heat, hot water, utilities;
individual gas heat. Gross income over
sell at only $4,000 each. For additional
information consult Mr.. Wolbers. Taylor
1885. -
SHANNON Il I1JCHS Co,
1905 H st. NV. MA. 2345.
Evening star., 1942-08-09
I uoo Prince ST, Alex 0613.
HOME IN THE WOODS.

Beautiful Arm. and bath with garage, .
acres, trees, large rooms finished in knotty
pine fireplace. Owner transferred. must
sell quickly on easy terms. See IL today.
CRAWFORD'S, Never Closed.
toao prince Ct Alex O613 .
Evening star., 1942-08-09
FOR DEFENSE WORKERS

Brand-new, ready to move in, rms. and
bathroom, mi Wash, near Alex. new
War and Navy Bldgs. Only S340O. About
$3.50 cash bal. to suit Other houses in
city and nearby country places. See me
CRAWFORD'S. Never Closed
Evening star., 1942-08-09
OFFICE SPACE.
PRIVATE PARKING LOT.

Housing Guild Building. formerly -6s4o
Wisconsin ave. Bethesda. Md. Single
rooms $40 per month; 1900 to 1000
so. ft. available in large units. New ad-
E M. FRY. INC, 724O WIS. AVE. WI s74o.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-10
URGENT MEETING OF GUARD UNIT I5
 SET FOR TONIGHT
imperative that All Mem bers Attend, Captain
 Announces

All members of the First Com panv of the Juneau division of the Alaska Territorial Guard are urg- ently requested to attend a special meeting which will be held in the grade school auditorium this eve ming at 7:30 o'clock, Dr. G. F. Free burger, Captain of the division an nounceS.
 This will be the first assembly of the Juneau ATG unit and wIl be for the purpose of organization and division into platoonS and il is imperative that all members arc present. As soon as platoons are formed, meetings will be arranged to accommodate men working after noon and night shifts, Dr. Free burger stated.
 It is not necessary that members of the Guard take any equipment tonight, he said, but measurements will be taken so that all may be issued uniforms.
 Dr. Freeburger said that al members of the Guard now have rifles and ammunition. As SCOT as platoons have been formed, lieu tenants will be elected and will name their commissioned of ficers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-10
P o. INSPECTORS LEAVE
 JUNEAU FOR INTERIOR

Terry Clark and Robert L. Carr, United States Post Office Inspect ors, have left Juneau for the h. terior. They have spent some time in Southeast Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-10
BEAT. REDS IN 1s
 FRAME6Ak|E
New York, St. Louis Boih Win DoubIehedders
 During Sunday
(By Associated Press)

Cincinnati and Chicago struggled Sunday through the longest Major League game this season with the Cubs winning in the eighteenth inning by making a rally for two run off Elmer Riddle. Then the teams played the nightcap which darkness halted in the fifth inn ing in favor of Cincinnati. Each team used six pitchers during the day.
 New York won both ends of a doubleheader Sunday from Phila- delphia. Manager Otis squeeze play and a bunt accounting for the victory in the opener and Bill McGee's 5-hit hurling winning the nightcap.
 St. Louis reduced a full game from the leading Brooklyn Dodg- CTS by edging Pittsburgh Sunday. at both ends of a double bill while Brooklyn was idle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-10
HoSplTAL NOTES

Manuel Pasqua has entered St. Ann's Hospital for medical treat ment.
 Howard Lindsey has been admit ted to St. Ann's Hospital for medical care.
 Mrs. Inez Wilson has entered St. Ann's Hospital for medical treat ment.
 Baby Modesto Paquian has been admitted to St. Ann's Hospital for medical care.
 Al Lundgren has been discharged from St, Ann's Hospital after re- ceiving medical treatment.
 Wilbur Roche has been discharged from St. Ann's Hospital where he was under medical care.
 John Davidson, medical patient in St. Ann's Hospital, has been dismissed.
 Alviri Korshaven has been dis- charged from St. Ann's Hospital where he was under surgical care.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-10
ll(ENsE5 GIVEN
 TWO CANDIDATES
 BY DENTAL BOARD

Two candidates applied success fully for licenses to practice dent istry in the Territory and have been granted the privilege, Dr. George F. Freeburger, Secretary of the Territorial Board of Dental Examiners announced today.
 They are Eugene w. Sullivan, formerly of Minneapolis, who ex- poets to practice in Kodiak, and Capt. Joyce D. Smith, U. s. Army
 The Board completed delibeca- tions Saturday, and Dr. w. E Peterson, of Ketchikan, President of the Board, returned to the First City by plane Saturday afternoon
 Other members of the Board were unable to attend the meeting
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-10
EYES EXAMINED

and BROKEN LENSES replaced in our own shop. pr. Rae Lillian Carlson, Blomgren Bldg. Phone 636
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-10
WILLIAM SPRINGER, JUNEAU 0LDTIkER.
 DIES ON SATURDAY

William Springer, CT, died about noon on Saturday in his home near the small boat harbor, after having been bothered with heart trouble for some time. His widow. Lillian. survives.
 Springer had lived in the Terri tory for more than two decades, having been employed by the city at one time and recently at odd jobs.
 Both MT. and Mrs. Springer are well known in Juneau. and he was a familiar figure around the water front.
 FNTleral arrangements will be announced later by the Charles w.. Carter Mortuary.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-10
GAMES SUNDAY Pacific Coast League

Seattle 4, l. Portland 8, 2. Hollywood 4, 3; San Francisco 8, g. Sacramento 2, T; San Diego 3, 4 Oakland ?, 3; Los Angeles 5, 0.
 National League New York 3, 2; Philadelphia 2, 0. St. Louis 4, ?; Pittsburgh 3, 1. Chicago 10, 1; Cincinnati 8, 2. First game Is innings, the longest Major League game this season. The second game was called at the end of five innings because of darkness.
 American League Detroit 9, 3; St. Louis 3, 1. Chicago II, 3; Cleveland 1, 9. Only games played Sunday.
 Gastineau Channel League Beavers St. Louis Blues, post poned.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-10
STAR AIR LINES
 PLANE IN FROM
 WEST SATURDAY

Bringing eight passengers to Ju- neau from the Westward, Star Air Lines plane piloted by Larry Fla hard, with J. Hamilton as co-pilot, arrived in Juneau Saturday. The plane took off yesterday for the re- turn trip to Anchorage.
 Arriving here on the plane were w. L. White, John A. Davis, Dr.. Stephen Kaimmer, Mrs. J. w. Mo Kinley, Alfred Hagen, John Heg- stad, William P. Odum and Alfred Dewitt.
 Those leaving for the Westward were, for Yakutat, Harold McNull, Ray Mcfarland, Mrs. Ray McFar- land and infant; for Anchorage, Peter B. Biggins, Mrs. J. Cebula, j.. Cebula, Mrs. Harry I. Lucas, Jr., and Miss B. Bernstein.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-10

 LOSES TWO oN SUNDAY
Detroit Takes Doublehead- er from N. Louis Be-
 cause of Errors
CBy Associated Prcss)

Aided by the pitching of veteran Ted Lyons and the timely hitting of Bob Kennedy, Chicago slapped a double defeat Sunday on Cleve- land and boosted the record to eight straight wins.
 Taking advantage of six errors by St. Louis, Detroit copped the 'nightcap of a doubleheader Sun day after slugging out a decision in the opener. St. Louis made a total of eleven errors during the swo games.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-10

head of Sydney Cove in 1788.
 Montreal is built around a moun- tain.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-10
GAMES SATURDAY nsc.

Pac1ffc Coast League Oakland 1; Los Angeles 1. Seattle 5; Portland 3. Hollywood 4; San Francisco 2. Sacramento 4: San Diego 0.
 National League Chicago l, 3; Cincinnati 2, First game 12 innings. Brooklyn 0; Boston 2. tssie St. Louis 5; Pittsburgh 5. Game called at end of 18th inning be- cause of darkness. @N
 American League Philadelphia 4, New York 8. Detroit 4; St. Louis 6.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-10
II. COM. W. 1. JESsUp ARRIVES IN JUNEAU
 ON INSPECTION TRIP

Lieut.. Commander w. l.. Jessup, who is making an inspection of naval stations in Alaska, arrived in Juneau this morning and will be in the city for short time.
 Prior to entering active service in the U. s. Navy, Commander Jes- sup was publisher of the Bremerton News -Searchlight. While he is in Juneau he will confer with naval personnel in the city.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-10

Sixty collapsible tubes for toott paste or shaving cream can supply enough solder for a m e d u m bomber or medium tank.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-10
SEATTLE IS LOSER OF ],
 SUNDAFPlAY
Los Angeles Splits Twin BiII--Padres, Shade SoI-
 ons in One Game
(By Associated Prcss)

The Pacific Coast Leagues lead- ing Los Angeles split double header with Oakland Sunday, but taking the series four to seven games.
 Portland snapped out of a los ing streak Sunday to upset Seattle in a double bill The wins were the first doubleheader sweep by Portland in weeks and only the third win in the last Is games. Seattle took the series five to three games.
 San Francisco defeated Holly wood two games on Sunday with rallies headed by pair of home runs over the fence by Kermit Lewis. The Seals took the series four to three games.
 San Diego shaded the second place Sacramento in ten innings to take the first game Sunday but the Solons came back in bounce to grab the nightcap on Catcher Ray Mueller's home run.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
BN FIELD MARSHAL
LORD IRONSIDE
Written Especially for IntI New. servic

Written Especially for IntI News service
LONDON, Jan. 16.-Whilc it is
impossible to lay down with GER
talnty what IS underlying the
strategy Of the Two combatants on
tho Russian front we can Judge
the situation from the human
point Of view. We are not repre-
,cnted upon either side by dis
trIct observers and must Judge
largely by results.
The Russians are continuing
their advance upon most sectors.
They are bustling the Germans
badly. They are capturing much
material and killing many Of the
enemy, for there is little report
OF prisoners taken The fighting
undoubtedly is fierce, especially
the house 10 house encounters
which are taking place.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16

Don Reeves the money VIII hC
donated to the Red Cross. PreSen-
tatlon will be made at the rcccp-
ton this afternoon by James
Leese, junior president.
Special grand jury prosecutor
Chester p. O'Hara spent last week
end with his son. Jim who IS
training at thc cavalry ScnooI at
Fort Riley Kan
John Lutz. who operates = de-
Tense plant leaves today with has
family for Florida lie is shipping
his car, 10 save wear on the tires
Arthur c. Erwin director Of
health education at Eastern High
School. conducts a first aid class
for faculty members. He says the
teachers make good pupils, and so
far, are up in their homework.
Flight Lieut.. r. +. Dodd on the
RCAF staff In Ottawa j. here on
business. He Won his Distinguished
Flying Cross in the last war for
leading d bomber squadron IN
action.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
QUICKLY ENyELoPED

In intense cold the defender In
the house gains the advantage OF
cover and warmth for his auto
matte weapons, but in such bare
country as Russia, and upon such
extended fronts. once the de-
fender SITS down 70 fight IN some
inhabited area he can quickly be
enveloped and cut off. And this
Is what the Russians are doing TO
the Germans.
The Germans long ago must have
settled upon d tine Of defensive
areas behind their present line
where they Will stop the Russians
10y the April thaw But the German
difficulty is not IN choosing such
hne but retiring 10 IL IN an
orderly withdrawal
The Russians are superior to the
Germans in winter fighting They
are better clothed and better fed.
Their morale IS high while that OF
the Germans j low
The Russians maintain that the
Nazi machine IS broken and they
intend 10 give them no rest. We
may be sure the German retreat
was one Of necessity. the reason
being supply difficulties
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
NAZIS BIG LOSSES

There is no question Of 'TeCuler
pour micux Sauter. or Of Turing on
the Russians to extend their COM
municationS. Loss 20 the Germans
OF Crlmea and kdrkov, perhaps
even Kiev and SmolenSk, with the
liberation OF Leningrad and cap
ture of PetsamO IN the north seem
well within The power Of the Rus
SLAMS. Such . victory for the Rus
slams certainly would make any
renewal Of a German offensive IN
the spring doubtful probability.
The position AZ Singapore is be-
coming more serious. British troops
have been driven back 10 within
80 miles of their base So far We
have been greatly outnumbered in
men most important IN jungle
fighting and in the air Steadily
reinforcement are coming in and
there Is no need 10 cry out that
the base has gone.
Naval bases in England. al
similar distances from German
airdromeS, stood up under the
situation Every day gained viii
improve our position.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
PHILIPPINE RESISTANCE

A delay iS afforded by the stub
born resistance of United States
troops in the Philippines. contain
ing a large number OF japanese
forces and preventing them from
coming farther west The now
allied command now is IN action
IN the Dutch East Indies and We
may be assured Of a unified dlreC-
ton OF affairs which has 50 far
been lacking
Prophecy in war time is un-
profitable, but | do not believe
Singapore VIII fall
There arc many reports or un-
rest throughout Germany How
are We TO nudge their accuracy? {?
one thing should be certain
accurate or not there must be no
lct-up in our efforts 10 cross the
NaziS. Whatever the German
people may think. they know they
will rise or fall with Hitler. They
therefore will stick TO their lead
erS till their army is beaten
The question of the army is a
different one. In the lend II IS
the fighting rank and file that
keeps it going. II men do not
fight no leader can win victory
Now the German army must be
diSilluSioned. BY the length Of the
war. by their losses in Russia
without a much promised victory,
by their obvious administrative
failure in Russia to provide proper
clothing and food and by the con-
dition OF their homes to which
they never get leave as our men
do
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
Lord Epnside Says;
Macarthur S
Stand May Save
Singapore -
Superior Winter Fighting
Ability Carries Reds
On as Nezis Flee

Field Marshal Lord Iron
side. former chief of the
British imperial general staff,
says IN the following special
article written for Inter-
national News Service that,
although prophecy in war
time IS Improbable. he does
not believe Singapore Will fall.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16

the camp paper at Kessler Field
Miss.
Jack Gilmore. special aide 70
the grand jury. has a hard time
hurrying between the jury head
quarters and local draft board "a.
where he + chairman Gilmore ha>
penchant for martial music his
faVorite being Sousa Stars and
Stripes Forever. p.
Federal Judge Edward J Monet
has two brand new American flags
in biz colIrt room. The old ones
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16

ADVERTfsFMFNT
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16

-RnY "A Rnnher
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16

were ruin @ d
when the room
vas redecOrated
recently He has
the new ones
crossed on the
wall above his
lead.
SOutheaste r n
High S c h o o /
juniors tradi-
tionally hold a
reception T O r
the senior class
a [ " hIC n a
is
m a q q TO 2 n @
$ c h o O ]. This
y @ a T reports
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
PeopIe
You Know
Mail Call Misses these
Fort Barry SoIdiecs
BY LINTON ARMIES

4 LETTER from two soldiers at
"A Fort Barry Cal, written NOn
USO stationery. asks for letters
from people back home Signed by
Pvt> Marshall kyf1ss and Victor
CrukShank, it reads
I'VE are tired of hearing mail
call and not hearing our names.
We are writing In the hope YOU
can get III some old magazines
and some letters from our home
state. We have plenty of time
To read and write and will an
sNer all mail. The address Is
Battery !, 9Th Coast Artillery,
Fort Barry"
Jcane SelKar reports that The
Social Club of 81 John BerrrUan
Paft-hiS holding 4 victory bail to-
night at the parish hall Gregg
Bader Is club president. Miss Sell
kar Is chairman for this evening.
John L. Zurbrick announces he
IS opening Offices OF the National
Citizenship Education Program at
700 Owen Building.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
u. s. May Seize Tdxis
For Defense Workers

CHICAGO. Jan Is ms Guy
A. Richardson of Chicago newly
named A. head of The division of
local transportation IN tho office of
defense transportation IN Wash
ington. declared today II might be
later 10 commanders
buses. taNi>. surface lines or rail-
roads TO get defense workers TO
their places of employment.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
BUY a Bomber
Hires Purchasing Aide

Charles r McCaulcy today was
hired as county purchasing agent
10 replace James Richie who was
discharged following grand Jury
charges that ne collected graft
from firms doing business with the
county.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16

A daughter, Beverly Jeanne, va,
bOIn "Wednesday 20 Albcrt and