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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
q Casualties Result
OF RAID on Crosse lie

Twenty-three Crosse lie women
and children Saturday we're reCoy
erlng from the effects Of the frs
enemy AIR raid on the lie the -
being victims Of the attacking
planes.
While training planes manned
by young American and British
fllers from the nearby naval AVA
ton base roared overhead on a
clear spring day. Crosse lie
women who have been training in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
tx-Contert Singer
Dies in Boston al 81

BOSTON, March p OUP).
Mrs. Louise Elliott Whitney. 50
former concert singer who wa.
guest soloist At Queen Victoria :.
jubilee celebration in Canada. dice
Yesterday at hospital. She wa,
born in Red Bluff. Cal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
New Priority Ratings
Go in Effect June 30

Michigan industries were mott.
fed Saturday that all priority
ratings VIII be Cancelled before
June 30 and 2 new system Will be
adopted governing use OF essential
materials.
The fundamental change was an
nounced by James r Wilson, dIrec-
tor of the Michigan pTioritics
division OF the War Production
Board
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Hands or Warning

A few days ago. Thomas issued
a hands off" warning 10 John l.
following reports that Lewis
henchmen were planning a raid on
the ranks of the auto workers
union.
The com m ittee named by
# h m s to accompany him to
Washington included George F.
A d d s. secretary-treasurer. and
board members Walter Reuther
Richard Frankensteen. arle
Kerrgan and Melvin Bishop.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Macon, Ca, Resident
Chungking Counselor

WASHINGTON. March p CUP)
John Carter Vincent of Macon.
Ga. has been designated as coun-
Selor of the American embassy at
Chungking, IT was announced to-
day. He entered the foreign serv-
ice in 1924 and has been serving
as FIRST secretary AZ Chungkinc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
PHOTO BY Times star Photograp

so we can beat the Germans and
the Japs."
The flag is left in possession of
the plant for six months when pro-
duction records are re-exar1ined.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Missionaries Reported Safe

BOSTON. March 81 (UP).-A
cable received today from the
Philippines by the American Board
OF Foreign Missions (Congrega-
tionaD reported that its workers
in Dumaguet, Dansalan an
Davao are all well.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Stand Behind Murray

Although there are undoubtedly
some Lewis supporters in the
JAW a majority of members ano
officials stand behind Murray.
Thomas emphasized this prior tc
his departure for Washington or
Saturday.
81 personally feel that I have
the complete support Of every
board member and officer of the
UAW-CIO." omas said.
'Philip Murray will have our
complete cooperation In carry
jng out the policy of the Con-
.yft - industrial Organlza-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Other Fronts

{ ON other fronts. the Russians.
khoplng 10 capture all German key
positions before warm weather
were reported pressing toward
kharkeS, croNsatrg around tho
a German = Army corps Al
Stsraya. R.Issa, and fighting Stub
bornls in tho Donets River Rasi-
From the central front ca..-
word That the forces of Col Gen.
Audrey ! Yefcmcnko were bat
ting az ~" and L. probably in
the wanna area where a large
force Of SazIs * reported trapped
140 miles west Of Moscow.
ON The diplomatic front. the
one-year extension yesterday Of
the Soviet-JapancSe fishing agree
ment was described as merely pro-
longing the status quo of formal
Soviet-JapaneSe relations as de-
fined under the neutrality pact.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Report Soviets
Control 0reI
Area by Night
Main Force Sights
Rail, Highway Junction
2lo Miles From Moscow
BY VI. =. HANDLER
United Press stan Correspondent

MOSCOW, March 21.-Russiar
troops were reported tonight Il
have driven almost within sight OF
Orel. railroad and highway juno
ton 210 miles south OF Moscow.
The town of MtSenSk, 2S miles
northeast OF Orel, was reported in
Russian hands. Soviet guerrillas.
according 10 the army newspaper
Red Star. are. in virtual control
around Orel by night.
They are killing German SEN
tries and scattered battalions of
troops and are said 10 have ac-
counted for 1927 Nazi officers and
men.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-04
9as Gbriftentum in beutiden eSnSern

9as Gbriitentam in oentidem 0GnSern
(Sortiesung bon Seite 81
ll,nlbon fit Deutiblono bon oreber
@ihtiefeit.
&olumban nabm oas anerbieter
an nno tpanoerte nit @allus, oer ME
bon Ieiner Seite mid, ipeiter nod
9tain5 uno Damn rbeinanfnGrts biz IN
oie Sh'peia nno ben 3iiriher See.
0ort lieben lie iid 5u Eucconia (ieet
Snaaen) nieoer. &c betriibte bic
@lo,lbensboteu tief, in 10 berrliber
@eeeno nod iooiel Seioentrm an
finoen. Nit beilisem @ifer ipirften
iie unter SEN Seioen uno Solbbri.
iten am 3iirieber See. sSr feinem
raid entidloiienen 5euereiier aiinbete
@allus bie @osenbain an nno parf
6ie aubereiteten Spfereoben in ben
See. 9as erbitterte oie Seioen 10
iebr, boB iie ben bl. 3olumban mib-
ban6elten nnb bent bl. @allus nod
oem 2eben trodteten. &oid perlieben
nun Die beioen @loubensbotcn bas
2anb un6 5ogen an oen 8ooenIee ber.
ab. Sort faneen iie in oem alten
Eonerorte 9(rbon bel bem frommen
Erieiter aaltfreunblide Mufnabme.
Sieben Gage lang blieben iie bel
bem Yrieiter, Damn fl,bren lie anf
einem Naden iiber SEN Gee nod benz
in Sriinner liegenoen 9regena, bas
ibnen ser 9forrer bon 9(rbon aIs
iiberaus paIienben Srt aur Tieoer.
laiiling elnpfoblen botte.
(Sortletung fol9t)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-04

mid eelebrt, Die sss,oen baiien. SD
bin Elm sSloe. Stepbonus iFt nid,t
mein 8rnber; nnb bie Mntter - 1T
nidt Die Yntter. sic babt mid ee.
,pib oud, benn iie bat bies aetpubt
nno es mir oieie ean5en, loneen, I'M
gliidliben Sabre entbalten.
IS NOR nin Hadt; OILS er Ieimc
aueen erbob, Job er ben Tonb ero6
,ao eelb binter ben bunflen Siieel-
maiien aufIteieen. 9ie beiBen Sra.
men troten ibm in oie slueen. Ser
Mono 9ebt anf. 9enoni eripartet
MIDI iest. Sd nerbe nibt fonmen.
Sic iperben mid fir einen Dieb
baltenp'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-04

es lit Elm @reuel in ocn 9Iueen Der
Sllben."
u@as lieat uns an bem ooloenen
goler ooer oen Suoen? 8elte mollen
nirw
uStt ginnol illnerbaIb ser Gore,
muB es Oo6 iebr iblinlm nit lns ee.
ben, ipenll mir nid)t einigc ser aoloe.
men @efdBe, bon henen ser SempeI
bon lit, erbel,ten f0nne1. Damn 1T
oas anoere."
Sier lieBen lie ibre Stinlnen fit.
fen, ioOoB Eitus bos, mas folgte, nidt
boren fonnte. 9onn ipra6 elmer et.
tpas louter:
u@s lit nod bort?"
uSSd, gilotlls bat nod nidt ee-
pagt, feline Sano barnad) olls5ultref-
fen; obIfon Die @aiierleitung been-
BET tperoen nlB nno ct sic NtitteI
oa5u nidt bat"
(Sortieslne folet)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-04
20. GapitcI

20. GapitcI
Die H0nberbanoc, nit bem {tets
l6arfbenohten Eitus, elite 10 ralh
ols moglid auf Serllialem 5u, mel
ftenteils 3ur seaht beim 2ihte oes
Nonbes reilenb, oer iett bon ,par.
8obrenb Der Saaesseit lauerten iie III
9ididten nno Sdludten auf ibre
9eute. Geridieoene rmeliidlihc .&eis
lenbe fielen ibnen ouf bieie Weiic in
bie Sanbe lpobreno ibrer @onoer,ng;
bieIe nurben obne tpeiteres ,ibrer 9e.
littiiner berallbt; mos Damn ibc
shidIal tpnroc, log 9on5 an ibrem
Gerbolten ipdbreno bes Beraubens.
@aben iie iib rnbig 5ufrieoert, 10 b,lrf-
ten iie, obldon balbnadt, ipeitereeben.
9o6 mebe oem Monn, ser es tpngte,
8iberitonb au leiiten ooer at ldreien!
Gin 8uteno bereiter Meiier modtet
i'm balo Itill, oenn oas gottlole, olte
Spridnort: ,,Sote lhipoten nihts
aus, NOR Elm beIiebter @rlmbIot bes
9u1no6us.
Ifit Sogesonbrub bes pierten Sa-
ees erreiehten tie sic, tpeltlih BON Sc
r,lIalem liegenben Sii9el 1mo lager
ten in einent ser enaen Sdler 5ilr
Hnbe uno @rboIung ouf einige Stun=
oen.
SD iperoe oIlein in sic Staot ee-
BEN, iagte 9umodus, nad)oem er
eeeeiien bate. uSssbr anberen eripars
tet mid bier. Maht feinen 2orm, oat
nit ni@t unier 3rped pereitelt iperbe,
ehe er unternonmen it,"
Damn nabm er @ails sur Seite
nnb fprab einiee Minuten leiIc nit
linn. Situs tpor iiber3eaet bob bas
@efpr6d auf i'm 8eaua botte, aber
er IieB nidts merfen; ct bottle in Ser
Mufreanng sic bolo foleen tpiiroe,
ntflieben at fonnen. Sein 8opf NOR
fhon bon bon allerlei nnbcItinlmtcn,
nnmoelid)en 8lanen, tpie er ieine @l-
tern aufiuhen ipollte ipenn lic
iiberboupt in SseruIalem au finben
iein tpiirben - uno ,pie ct iid ibnen
at erfennen eeben wollte. 3ie er es
fertig brineen Iollte, mnbte. ct nidt;
aber er tpar bon iinnloIer Soffnune.
Nod einieen Stunben fam 9nma-
dus 5nriid. ,,anes itebt tpobl'', iaate
er f,lr5, ober nit elmer Miene bes
Triumpbes. 9onn, nahbem ct einen
geder 8ein aetrunfen bate, uorf er
fih i'm Shatten nieoer un6 i6Iief feit.
Die M0nner rnterbielten iih Ieiie
uno 8rubltiide ibrer 11nterbolt,na
erreidten manhmal sic Sbren bes
9itns.
,,@s iino idom fiber 500 N'Gnner lit
ben Elan einseipeibt; er miro aetpiB
eelinaen.''
u@irb ser Geriud in bieler Nadt
eemad)t tperben?"
,@be ser Mono aufgebt - tpenn
es bnnfel iit."
,8ir iperben bie Sempeltore NIT
2eidtiafeit er3ipinaen. gs lit Ser
Glan bes 8arrobas, ben eolbenen
abler bon Dem innern Sor 81, rei-
BEN. @erooes BOT i'm aufeeribtet; ;
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-04

iafeit", iogte @ains nit frrsem 60
9en. uDoh bu ionit i'm troe6em
nibt ermoroen. 8as iaeit bu? =
Con id ibn losbinoen unb geben
lailen? Ooer nerben mir ibn nit
nab Seruialem nebmen?"
usSir nebmen ibn nit nod sseru-
ialem'', lagte 9umahus finiter, nab
reno ct iein Melier aus bem Baum.
itamm 5og ,no bie Stride aeri6nitt,
Die oes anaben liiBe feiielten.
SD iperbe bas Monltier reiten;
tpos oieien guriden betrifft, laBt ibn
einen 8eriud MAIDEN mir au enttom@
met nnb id tperoe i'm NIT meinen
SGnoen umbringen."
8olo befano iid sic sonoe @eieH-
ibaft nnterpegs; aipei ser Mdnner
eneen als Spober boraus, Situs
nit aebunoenen Sonben aine 3tpiz
iben atpei anoeren, tpGbreno Die
llebrieen Der 8anoe, nit Dumadus
semablid auf bent Noultier in ibrer
Otitte, ben Na6trob biloeten.
Situs mar 5u iebr in feline eieenen
ungliidlihen @eoanfen perloren, INT
Iiid mt feline 9ealeiter 5u befiimnern.
,Sor, ser ih mar, bobte er, ,,ge=
raoe auf iener Stele 3u idlofen!
slber id) iiber5elrete MIDI 10 iider,
Dob lie nireenbs IN ser 9dbe tparen.
8arnm nabm id) i1idt SEN anoeren
8eg? @os miro 9cnoni oenfen,
Denn id beute slbenb nid)t nab SauIe
fomlne2 - 0enn er bort, BOB id
oen 8einberg ME nit Dem @eIo err
reibt babe? @enn tie mid MIR ees
fan9en bdtten, nodoem i6 es be3ablt
hotte" ltnb er itobnte lout.
~S6mer5en beine 9lrme bon Sen
Striden?' frug einer ser Mdnner
freltnolid) eenug. .s.
/ v9sein', iaete Sitl1s fur5; Damn
nit einem Strobl ser Spffnlrna: ,bu
lparit inmer mein 5re,mo, @oius -
ipiflit hn mir ni6t 5ur 5lllbt ber'
belfen?"
,,0u IpridIt ipie ein Sor, &nabc!
8ar,m1 >piult ou bon nns flieben?
9Sir Iino beine sSre,noe; ou bait man-
ben frobliben Gag ut nnierer &C.
| Ienibaft berIebt. @ebraude beinen
Nit, nm unleren tpiiroieen Saupt.
nlann sort an bernbieen, unb olles
,piro NIT sir nod gut ,perben."
,Nein, SOS fann ih niht'', iaete
fitus miirriid. ct babt mid, unb
id meinesteils baiie i'm. Sdtte idb
i'm nur nmgebrodt an bem Gage,
als er Stepbonus fdlue." .
,Die @elt tpGre obne ibn fertie
ae,uoroen', ioete Ser Dsonn fibernb.
,,llnb ih beatpeifle niht, Bob es am
@nbe fir i'm bas 8eIte 9eipeien ipdre."
Noh elmer Youle ipanote ii6 Eitus
pIotlid at ieinem gealeiter: ,,aonnlt
bn mir iaeen, tper id bin? 9u bOrtelt,
tpie er mid slpeimal einen Suoen
nannte.
SOU iraeit mid ettpas, bas id
germ Ielbit tpiiBte", anttportete Der
Nann eeoanfenpon. ,Denn id be-
atpeifle nidt, baB eine id)one S,,mme
| fiir beine auslieferung beaablt mir
be. Sd CLAUDE, bob ou bon ssseru-
talent eeitoblen tpurbeit; benn ols id
suerlt bem tperten Dumadns begeg=
nete, ipar er eben erlt bon SnbGa ae-
fomnlen, nno ipar frenlb in bieier
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-04

Droniing lel. Gid nnrnbig beipe-
eenb, offnete er feline Ausen, Damn er-
fannte ct bic boIle Sraespcite. ieiner
Eorbeit. Ct tpar on S6noen nnb
Jiben feit aebunoen. @egen oen
Stomm zines 8aumes in ieiner RGbe
Iebnte 8rmabus uno betrabtete i'm
NIT baBlibem 8rinlen, tpdbrenb bie
llebrieen ser 8anoe Itonben, ober in
boiler 2ange anf DEM 8oben binge.
1tredt, INN ibn lagen.
Sein grpaben eab bos 3eiben
al einem ausbrud lauten @elGdters
nno bobnenben Spottereien.
"Sait bu bih eririibt, mein bib
fher Siingling?" frogte elmer.
limo ein anberer: vgSir batten
,pirflib nibt ertuartet, Did bier 81
finoen, bod es lit ein alter Sammel-
plob nno oir tpoblbefannt. 0u bait
nns obne 3ipeiiel erpartet."
Sitns madte einen fruhtIolen Ser
Judi, lib bon leinen 8anoen au be-
freien pabreno er Die, bie i'm se-
faneen botten, srimmig anibal,te.
uNtit beineln Moultier unb oeiuem
@eloiad bit bu cine ean5 nette 8eu-
te'', iaete 9unatbus erinieno uno
ben 9eiltel, nelhen er in oer Sauo
belt, id)iittelno, bis sic Mfiin5en oar-
in luItig flingelten.
limo Inn 10 tpillfommener, als
mir i11 lebter 3eit nur ldlehtes @liit
gebabt boben'', brlnnmte Elm anberer.
u@ir nliiilen fort rab Ser,lialem
obne ipeiteren 3eitperllit; tpenn BORT
aIles Gut eebt, miro es bolo aufbo-
rem, iaete 9umo6ns.
u9ieIes", 6abei ben 8eutel tpie-
oerlm i6iittelnb, ,,tpiro inns I'M slu=
senblif aeniigen."
son ih oen anaben losbinoen 29"
fragte @ail,s, beiien beionoerer 2ieb-
ling Sit1s immer eelpeien mar.
,sSsbn losbinoen2 stein!" brittle
9umadus. SD babe 5uerlt eine
9iebnung nit ibm aussueleiben.
gor einiaer 3eit", fubr er fort, tpdb
reno ct iih Dor Sit,s aufpflan5te
1mb ibn erim,nig anldaute, bate id
llriahe, meinen Sobn Stepbanus tpe-
gen llneeborloms au aiidtisen; ,pob-
reno i6 ibn aiibtiete, betanbte MIDI
iemono bMrth einen Sfloa uno banb
mid honn, als id biIflos tpor, @ono
,mo SUB"
usSso, uno es ipar a,rb ean3 biiblh
aetan'', fiel @oius NIT erobem @er
ldbter elm. ,,@r lag oa nno ibrie
,pie ein 8eiefiener, Biz ih ielbit au.
fGnieerpeiie borbei fam nno ibn los-
banb. 8ei meiuer @bre! @r tpar 10
fider eebunben, baB er nod bort lie
gen fSnnte, ipenn i'm sic Sunbc ber.
fhont baben tpiiroet.''
,,@s par bas, mas bm Stepbanus
sueeoaht batteit', iaate Situs auBer
fid Dor @ntriiitnne BEL Der Crime
rnng.
nDann tparit bu Der, ser es tat!
Wnbte i6 es bod, bn Sunb bon Ell
nem Suben!' aiidte 9,lnlahns.
Dann boGltanbig auBer iid Dor
Mnt, iblenoerte er lein lanees, 5iuei-
fhneioiges Mefier nod be,n bilfloien
&naben. Gs berfeblte faum ieinen
Ropf ,mb traf nit ounpfem Sblag
ben Stamm bes Baumes binter ibn,
ipo es 3itterno bon ser @etpalt oes
Evening star., 1942-10-12

Steere, jr., Asheboro, N. c.: Second
1t. William G. Bennett, Nevada City,
Calf; Second 1t. John D. Landers,
Joshua, Tex; Technical Sergt.
Ralph ]. Stiles, Easton, Pa; Techni-
cal Sergt. Albert L. Washburg,
jamestown, N. Y; Corpl. Clarence
M. Hoehn, Muenster, Tex; Second
1t. Oliver B. Vodrey, East Liver
pool, Ohio; Master Sergt. George A.
Heard. Longview, Tex; First 1t
Robert H. Vaught, Los Angeles; Sec
ond 1t. Stephen w. Andrew, Dallas
Tex; Second 1t. Richard H. Dennis
Cleveland, Ohio.
Attacked Group Of Zeros.
1t. Fowler was pilot of a P-4o
fighter in flight which intercepted
Is Japanese bombers over Darwin
Australia, June IS. Despite attacks
from the enemy, 1t. Fowler fearless
ly. attacked group of Japanese
Zero fighters, the citation said, ano
shot one down in flames.
Capt. Meng led small flight Of
P-40s in New Guinea May 2 when
a formation of Zero fighters was
observed preparing to strafe the air.
drome. Capt Mengs fight made q
head-on attack. damaged one Zero
and scattered the others. After the
initial attack he could have dived t,
Evening star., 1942-10-12
Virginia Methodists
To Weigh Redisfrictinq

BY the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, Oct. Ia The
Virginia Methodist Conference may
settle tomorrow night the long de
bated question of reducing the num-
Der of its administrative districts
from IA to IL.
The redistricting move will be one
of the foremost items of business on
the calendar for the annual session
to be held at Centenary Church
through Friday. This will be
the conferences first "streamlined"
meeting, shortened from five to
three days because of the war.
AS the appointments to be made
by Bishop w. w. Peele, presiding
bishop Of the conference, will hinge
in some instances on the redistrict-
ing action, it was believed the mat
ter would be taken up promptly. The
appointments, involving some 450
ministerial assignments, will be
read on the closing day.
Evening star., 1942-10-12

Of All Souls Church here in Deem
ber, 1910. Mrs. Bennett, who resides
with her husbands parents, is a
nurse at Gallinger Hospital. His
sister, Miss Elsie Bennett, is pub
lie health nurse in the District
Capt. Benefits father is principal
engineer with the Federal Power
Commission.
Others Receive Awards.
Others who received the Silver
Star award, all of them members of
the Army Air Forces, we're:
First 1t. Thomas R. Fowler, Jack
son, Mich; First 1t. George M
Manning, Muskegon. Mich; First
1t. Ray Melikian, Fresno, Calf ;
First 1t. Clay Tice, jr., Phoenix
Ariz.; Second 1t. Clyde L. Harvey
jr., Riverside. Calf: Capt. Lewis B
Meng, Avondale Estates, Ga; First
It. Robert B. Dockstader, Long
Beach, Calf; Second It, John A.
Kelting, Toledo, Ohio: Second 1t
Earl r. Kinsley. Clinton, Ark: Sec
ond 1t. Donald c. MCGEE, Staten
Island, N. Y; Second 1t. James H
Martin, jr., Clearwater, Fla: Second
1t. Robert M. McComsey, Lancaster
Pa; First 1t. James w. Egan, Hill
City, S. Oak; First 1t. Charles C.
johnson, Fort Worth, Tex: Second
1t. Donald M. Morse, Augusta, Me-; F.;
First 1t. Thomas R. Jemison. Spo-
kane. Wash; Second 1t. Mitchell
Zawisa, Camden, N. j.
Capt. Mitchell E. Sims, Norman
Okla; First 1t. Robert L. Ramsay
Hollywood, Calf; Second 1t. Fred
erick O'Riley, jr.. Waukon, Iowa;
Second 1t. William D. Sells, Hoops.
town, ILL.,; Second 1t. Edward H
Evening star., 1942-10-12

safety, but rather than allow the
Zeros a chance to reform for an
other attack he climbed into their
midst and shot another down in
flames.
1t. Egan, While patroling over New
Guinea on May %, attacked a flight
of six enemy fighters, shooting down
one and damaging another. AL
though the propeller of his plane
was damaged and part of the eleva-
tor was shot away, he made a safe
landing and saved his ship.
1t. Jemison was a member of a
fight of Airacobras assigned to the
task of strafing Lac, New Guinea, on
May l. When bad weather made it
impossible for the whole formation
to reach the target, 1t. Jemison at
tackled individually, destroying one
enemy bomber grounded at the air.
drome and badly damaging two
others.
1t. Ramsay was plotting a Flying
Fortress over the Solomons on July
II when his plane was intercepted
by three Zeros over Guadalcanal
His gunners shot down two of the
enemy planes and the plane COM
pleted its mission, obtained much
valuable information, and returned
safely to base.
Evening star., 1942-10-12
Capt. B. n. Bennett Decorated
For VQlor in Pacific War
D. c. Medical Officer
81 Others Receive
Army's Silver Stor

Capt. Bruce H. Bennett of the
Army Medical Corps, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Claudius E. Bennett. 2o07
Klingle road, was one OF 80 officers
and men who have just been award
ed the Silver Star for "gallantry
IN action" according to announce
ment today from Gen. Douglas Mac
Artnur's headquarters in Australia.
The awards were made by Mai.
Gen. George c. Kenney, command
er OF Allied Air Forces in the South
west Pacific, for action over battle
areas throughout that part of the
Pacific.
While on duty at Port Moresbv
Capt. Bennett noticed an Allied
oomber make forced landing in a
nan OF machine-gm bullets from
Japanese raiders. Although the
plane was strafed during and after
the landing, Capt. Bennett exposed
nlmselt to devastating machine-gun
nre to give medical aid to the bomb
er's crew.
Mother mighty Proud"
I'VE are mighty proud to hear of
his bravery his mother said today,
and we are glad to know that he
came out Of it safe and sound"
Born IN Salt Lake City, Utah, on
independence Day q years ago,
Capt. Bennett started his schooling
IN a Swiss institution in Barcelona
spain. wheer his father served as
electrical engineer with a Canadian
firm. Capt. Bennett received addi-
tional schooling in Mexico City,
He took his pre- medical courses at
the University of Florida and his
medical training at George WASH
ington University, becoming a re-
serve medical officer in the Army Air
force with the rank of lieutenant on
graduation. He entered active duty
IN Septembre, 1910, at Mitchell Field,
Long Island, N. Y, and later COM
pleted a special six-week course in
aviation medicine at Randolph Field,
Texas. After serving one year as
flight examiner, he was promoted to
flight surgeon with the rank of cap
tain. He has been in the Army Air
Evening star., 1942-10-12
|Womun Named Foreman
OF Chicago Grund jury

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO.-A woman was chosen
foreman of Cook County's October
grand jury-the first time that a
member of her sex has received such
an assignment in this area.
The chief justice of Criminal
Court, who made the appointment,
explained so many women are TAX
ing permanent places in the war
effort" that he could see no reason
why one of them should not direct
the investigating body.
The foreman, Miss Helen Rocken-
bach, 20, secretary, commented: !:
II don't know what it's about, but
I'll do the best can."
Evening star., 1942-10-12
Dromo Club Elects; I.

LEONARDTOWN, Md, Oct. IL
(SpeciaD Miss Rebecca Welmer
has been named president of the
Glasva High School Dramatic
Club. Other officers are: Vice presi-
dent, James Russell, and secretary
treasurer, Miss Doris Bowling.
Evening star., 1942-10-12
Chinese Diplomat to Speak

T. L. Tsiu, first secretary of the
Chinese Embassy, will discuss
China's role in the world today at
a meeting of the College Park
branch of the American Association
of University Women at o'clock
tonight in Anne Arundel Hall on
the University of Maryland campus
Evening star., 1942-10-12

Force foreign service since last
February.
The marriage of Capt. Bennett
and Ava Van Lear, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. D. A. Van Lear of Staun-
ton, Va, took place at the parsonage
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-19

Flats for Rent

CLARK COURT. 406i--Five rooms an
bath; stove heat. Lafayette 1855.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-19

APPOLINE, 1901 (Dearborn)-S-rm br.,
gar. 81. 100. Matustewski, 13147 Mich.
BAGLEY- i4TH-Ins brick cottage 5
rooms and bath; $4,000. $40 per month.
VI Liam
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-19

SAVANNAH. w. near Woodwsrd--6 rms
garage, side drive; $3.50, $1,000 down
lin I-9ROO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-19
Housekeeping Rooms

VAN EXPERIMENTATION furnished two
rooms; lower bath. refrigerator: sli
weekly
lCoLoRED-Jos. Campau- Lafayette: small
room in exchange for light caretaking
Trinity 1924.
IcoLoRED-3i2i West Warren; two rooms.
adults only.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-19

NORTHEAST section. 81 brick income: .
good one in good condition: 2-car garage,
side drive convenient TO good schools and
transportation, 81, 500, I0rs down. so
monthly, So interest. Sargent $40 4. state
Fair. Tw 1881.
7-MILE-G RATIOT-Bric 5 each, refriger-
ators. garages; 81 $50 Tuxedo pisa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-19

IALGoNAc home on st, clair River -
rooms, bedrooms and hath. large lot,
garage and boat well. Real bargain, terms.
CA 1900. AR. ITO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-19

ACT NOW, seeboldt. frame. 2-fiat, SIS: q
car garage; ? hot air furnaces: good con
dition Gross income SIS mo- SIS, 500 cash.
HOME ASSOCIATES--CA. 7347
BAGLEY. near TRUMBULI., two-hat ane
store. Good income. $4,000. $1,000 down.
Terms.
C. JIRAsEK. 47s Fourteenth. TY. 6-3s41
BALDWIN st. Paul--5-5. gar, 81. 500, 1895
down. Hurry! Sill Mt. Elliott.
DICKERsoN-South OF Jefferson; SIS: hot
air heat good condition. garages
ZOO, $1,000 down. Tuxedo 1-0700.
FIScHERnz5a5...2f urnaces.. car garage:
real bargain: terms. CA 1900. TU. 2-64Ie