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Evening star., 1942-06-08

IuSlOH Ill duCllOiAoy oAiNA ANofo0NS
that should be Strengthened out.
2. That the proposed bill to strip the
board of its administrative powers Is
directed at this particular board and
not against the theory Of citizen board
participation in city government.
The success of the Board of Education
in giving the city a top notch school
system and of the Board OF Library
Trustees in providing excellent library
administration is proof of the ability OF
citizen boards. In this voteless commu-
nifty they are even more essential than
elsewhere. 1t would be unfortunate to
sacrifice the third big citizen board be-
cause of differences between the board
leadership and the Commissioners.
What definitely Is called for is a CEN
tralized authority. 1t Is argued that
the Social Security Board has suggested
advisory boards with centralized welfare
administration in single State agency.
There is no reason, however, why the
clarifcation of authority cannot be in
favor of the board, together with full
responsibility as in the case Of the school
board. To avoid retention of members
on the board who prove unable to get
along with the rest Of the board or the
Commissioners, the term might well be
cut from six to three years, as is the
case with the school board. This would
give opportunity for greater turnover in
the membership and since the Commits
sioners appoint the members they could
concentrate on getting progressive, able
people for the job. But the board also
must be willing to abandon its attitude
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06
B|d(kout Line
Agency Named

Appointment OF Allan's Nash
agency-one OF DetToit's oldest
auto sales concerns-as dealers for
a special line OF governments
approved blackout materials was
announced here today.
The firms entrance into the de-
Tense supply field was disclosed Dy
George Harold Bell, director Of
sales for Willys-Overland Motors
OF Toledo, national distributors for
the blackout products.
j. r. Allan. president and gen
eral sales manager Of the COM
pany. said the move is lin line
with the company's policy TO keep
its sales force employed. and to
utilize the wide facilities which VIC
have built up in the last few years
through the sale OF hundreds of
new automobiles"
Allan explained that his COM
pany is already training employees
TO become experts in "blackout
engineering"
The auto concern is grooming It's
showroomS as model display
center" for the blackout materials,
which are manufactured by Clopay
Corporation OF Cincinnati and dis
tributed by Willys-Overland in an
effort 10 help war-hit dealers COM
penSate for lost revenues.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06
Livestock Markets
nETRngT
DIT ROT

cATT r Receipts. 200 Slaughter
steers yesriings and heifers active. strong
to 25c higher. erAsing most OF downturn
suffered earlier in week cows and bulls
opening SLOW. steady package good 1. no
10 fed steers. Si3 medium 10 low good
fed steers, Sli0i2 Is. common 90 medium
heifers, 50 ASA II as: medium 10 good beef
cows 50 Is BIS cutter 10 common cows
81 T5Ne Gamers 50 1871 So medium
grade bulls, So Is 10. weighty sausage
bulls. UP 10 $40 so: odd head fat weighty
bulls tio.75
CALVES Receipts 500 vealers opening
fully steady with late Tuesday most early
sales good 20 choice grades Sif. 50: few
10 SIS. common ana medium. S10Ml4
SHEEP - Receipts ! 600 Few early
sales shorn lambs fully steady. some held
higher. good irucked TN shorn lambs with
No pelts. xi2 75ni3 good 10 choice
held above Si3.25, and one double rail
lambs held above Si3 so. odd lots common
70 medium shorn lambs, $40 asa IL. 70.
few cults 50 down.
HOGS 3 Receipts 500 Market not es-
tablished early. TUESDAYS close follows
Bulk good 20 choice. 1S0-3OO-ib. butchers
Sl3 9oTi 40; sorted $50 270-ls averages
to smsn killers. up 20 SI4 20. lights and
pigs 100 lbs down. Sl2 5Oni3 so. bulk
sows Si3 25D 10 so. few light sows 1915
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06
MARRIAGES-BIRTHS-DEATHS
BIRTHS

Lillian Krajsnta, 1855 East Smile, Base
virginia Kohlsr 22as Townsend.
Beatrice Krawczak, 227s Garfield.
Shirley Kendall. l9is4 Manor.
limo Lonsdale. 1897 Logan.
Helen Longmire. 1885 Roselawn.
Helen Lukosavieh. SoSs Evalins, Ham
Inen Leving. $3.50 wager.
Juanita Lacen, 1896 Goddard.
Reoecea Llsconbe. 9435 Holmur.
Ruth Litsky. I7i05 Chandler Park drive
Vivian Michsels. 1880 Gresnview.
verna Miller, 1877 Kingsbury. Dearborn.
veiva Mills. 1885 Chatham.
Melonie Miller. l2t5 Chalmers
Alice Miller, 2075 West Philadelphia.
Ida Music. 3013 Clements.
Kathleen Moore. 20040 Salem.
Helen Mccall. 5543 ST. Aubn.
Marian Mccloskey, $40 Dickerson.
Florence loren MED MED 1912 1920 c GIsntield.
Ruth Nowka. 217fi Morley. Dearborn.
Cecilia Nichols. 22520 Morley, Dearborn.
sara o'keefe. $50 Ridge road. Crosse
Girls were born to:
Marguerite Perkins. i0i West Euclid.
Theresa Pancioli. 1868 Avon.
Mary Parish, ls4S4 Ferguson.
Agnes Paddock. 473O Flower court.
Juanita Pittman. 1888 Lovett.
Regina Peterson. 964 Lincoln, Lincoln Park.
Jennie Rawsky. 2277 Goodson, Hamtramek.
Victoria Rassey, 2740 Elmwood.
Helen Ratich, 1900 Caldwell.
Mary Rose, 1892 Beniteau.
Nora Ramsey. 1851 Ridgewood.
Ruth Roring, 2l553 Gregory. Dearborn.
Harriet Rohrbach. 1881 Faust.
Madalyne Steele, 475f Fischer.
Beatrice Scroggins. 1900 Braile.
Jennie Some, l4l West Garfield.
Katherine Stockwell, 1l70 Longfellow.
Eunice Shin, Isl Seward.
Selma Slvro, 34s Woodland.
Lorene Sayiors, 1888 ST. Jean.
Mae Schulman, 704 Elliott, Windsor.
Dorothy Sobol, 30f7 Calvert.
Angelina Stalmack. 1l406 Strathmoor.
Mildred Sherwood, r. r. No. 5, Pontiac.
Gladys Securing, 1912 Maryland, Crosse
| Pointe.
Mary TJasrda, Al, Colonial Crosse Polnte
Belle Tyra. e67 Coolidge, River Rouge.
Anna Tavantgfs 1877 Vester Ferndaie.
Irene Tichansky, 1913 Conley.
Ooeamer Vandergrift. 4246 ST. Antoine.
Margaret Van Volkinburg. Capac. Mich.
Margaret Weber. zoe Lake Shore. Crosse
| Pointe.
Mildred wodkowski. 5osi Daniels.
Joanna Waggoner, 666 Lakeview. Birming'
| ham.
Ruth Wilkinson, i44i2 Longscre.
Cecilia Wierski, 1874 Prest.
Louise Warren, 456 Selden.
Elizabeth Warren, 23464 Twas, Hazel Park
Zelmi Williamson, 2727 Holly, Dearborn.
Thelma Washburn 1921 Junctoion.
Estele Wieczorek, 1882 Central ttwins).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06
Pere Marquette
Elects Directors

Four new directors were elected
and 10 directors were reelected at
the annual mesting of stockholders
OF Pere Marquette Railway Com
pany here.
New directors are Harvey d.
Gibson. president Manufacturers
Trust Company. New York; Carl
o. Hoffman, New York attorney;
James G. Blaine. president, Marine
Midland Trust Company of New
York. and James NJ. Nicely. vice
president of Guaranty Trust Com
pany OF New York.
The directors reelected follow:
Frank b. Bernard. George d.
Brooke, Walter w. Colpitts. James
+. Davidson, Howell 3. Ermingcr
Jr.. Allen p. Kirby, Walter S. Nc
Lucas. Ross S. Marshall. Otto
Miller and Robert r. Young.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06
Maintain Gain
In Electric Use

NEW YORK. May 6-The
amount OF electrical energy dis
fributed by the electric light and
power industry of United States
for the week ended May 2 was
1904 SOP, 900 kilowatt hours
against 2.944 ,9c6. 900 in the like
1911 week. an increase of-12l.2
per cent. according 10 the Edison
Electric Institute.
Output in the week ended April
Is totaled 3,273, 10000 kiloWati
hours against 2.950.44S,000 the
year previous. an increase Of 100
per cent, and in the week ended
April Is came TO 1907. 100000
against 1897 .307. 900 in 1871. an
increase Of l4.2 per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06
DIVORCES

Cecilia Bumbulucz from George.
Alfred p. Stone from Verna.
Norman Lilly from Wanda.
Margaret Tornbioom from Stanley.
Mary Mack from Charles.
Hazel INLAY from George.
Elaine Campbell from Roland.
Sarah Hobbs from Henry
William Beverage from Eleanor.
Eleanor Highland from Dennis.
David Brown from Florence.
Eunice Hill from Daniel.
Sward A. Gray from Grace.
Rosalie Zelazny from Walter.
Lucille Davis from Frank.
Clara Kaufman from Lester.
Fred p. York from Beva.
Bessie Capps from Edgar.
Regina Yates from william.
Edgar Brownlee from Ruth.
Fila Florence Howie from Keith James.
Juanita Wilson from Fred.
Jean Blood from Joseph.
Clara Javick from Thomas.
Richard 81. Isaacs from Eva J.
Ruby Mae Wells from Walter F.
Lola Russell from George
Rudolph r. Creech from Lucy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06
GHI( 400

CHICAGO May UNs -HoGs-Re.
oeipts Is. 500. market i0c higher hold
overs 900. top. Sli 20. bulk SI4H14IS:
heavies. Si3 a01lA 20 mediums xI3q04
Il 20 lights 81 500 1910: light lights
SI32 5ai3 rs. packing sows, Si3. 5ori4
pigs. Si2m12 70
CATTLE Receipts 5 200: market i5M
25c higher, Calves receipts. 300: market
steady Reef steers choice kiA 10 n Is 30 ,
medium. xl0Gi450: yearlings. 500 is.
Butchers: heifers S9dlf: COWS 50 n 10 rs;
bulls S9n II calves. STN1 1880: feeders
80 500 - so stockers: steers Sl0n IL so
cows and heifers, Ss.25a12.50.
SHEEP Receipts. q 500; market 10 I5c
higher: lambs. si4I14 so. common. SI2T
Il. yearlings. $40 50T ~ so; feeders, 500
80, ewes S5as5o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06
DEATHS

Albertine Bergman. 4iTe Jos. campau. 70.
Alma Manecke, 1926 East Hancock. IS.
Georgette Hodges. eio3 Mortified. 81.
Daniel J. Kennedy. 1853 st. Mays %.
Mary Wisekol. 1850 LAwton 10.
William c. Hewitt. 1884 Lawton, q.
Laura Lindsay. Arnold Home. 70.
Eva s. Van Bond, i0eo2 West Outer drive,
IS.
Anna Marion Ellie. 1919 Holbrook, 81.
Bella Lesson, 2753 Hardwood. 81.
Frank Budruss 1854 Jackson, rs.
Edward Kiley. 4512 Avery. rs.
Walter Rinderknecht 9l20 Hamilton. 81.
Nicholas J. Lynch. 2244 Helen, IS.
Herbert s. Jones. 4s0s Burns. SO.
Matte scrimshnie. i1704 Mettetal, II.
Reubin Brown. l140 Hibbard. 81.
George shivers, 1850 Sugar Bush road, Mt.
Clemens. 81.
Beatrice King. 1890 Goddard 80
Laura Booker Warren 44e Columbia. so.
Minnie Friday. 63i2 West Jefferson. rs.
Stanley Wolinski 1905 Twenty eighth, %.
Maude Morris $3.50 Mortified. 56.
Thomas G. Hawkins 634 Garfield 81.
Louise Campbell. $50 Lillibridge. 81.
Joseph Sullivan, 3s1 St. Clair, 81.
Edith Helena Brown. 1881 Hubbard, So.
Philip Premdas. 6052 Tilman. IS.
Mary Zamorski. ll22 Eureka, Wysndotte.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06
Square ID
Earnings
$54l.l7O

Square d Company today re-
ported net profit for the quarter
ended March 81 of $541,170, after
deducting $3.146,440 for estimated
federal income and excess profits
taxes. equivalent to Sl.23 a share
on 421.360 common shares out.
standing. after provision for divi.
dends on the preferred stock.
This compares with profit for
the corresponding 1871 period OF
$633,670. after deduction of re-
vised provision for federal income
and excess profits taxes of 81, 49,
$40. Profits for the 1871 period
were equivalent to $1.44 a common
share after deducting preferred
dividend requirement.
1.-THE volume of business In the
first quarter of 1912 showed an
increase of approximately 80 per
cent over that Of the correspond
Ing quarter of 194I," F. w.
Magin, president, stated in the
report.
This Increase In volume. to-
gether with savings arising from
increased efficiency I'm the oper-
alton of our Kollsman Aircraft
instrument division, has per-
mitted the company to make
very substantial price reduc-
lions, only partially reflected In
tho first quarter earnings, on
the principal items which we are
making for the army and navy.
The capacity Of the kolIsman
division, manufacturing precision
flight instruments and other In
struments for the armed forces.
will be very materially increased
In the latter half of the year
through the completion of In
creased facilities. This division Ia
operating at 100 per cent of ca
pacity and the other divisions OF
: the company are operating at "a
thigh rate. The entire output of
Square ID Company IL being
taken for wHr purposes, directly
or indirectly"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06
I'VE are happy we persuaded
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan bu. crates u
No J, 2h-in min, Delicious and North
2.25; Washington boxes. Delicious and
Red Delicious, extra fancy ss-13ss, 81. 81
q 3: fancy SIS, 81 50; Winesaps. extra
fancy ss-l3ss 81 sOm275. fancy ss-i3ss.
81 $50 $50: 1888 S2.25; bu. baskets, com
hined grades, fancy and extra fancy
Winesaps. 81 IS.
BEANS Florida bu. hampers. BlacI
Valentines 10Q3.75 generally good
flat type best, IS IS. fair. &2.75a3.
BRoccoLI-canfornis pony crates, ID
and larger. x3H3.25.
CABBAGE Mississippi Los Angeles
crates round type 81 100 2 Is. Louisiana
Los Angeles crates. round type, fair "a
good. s1.T5a2
cARRoTs-Los Angeles crates s-doz
punches. California t3q3.25; Texas S.,
~. % y 3. so; y crates, 81. IS, bu. baskets,
topped washed. 81 eo12
CAULIFLOwER- california pony crts.
i2s and larger 81 70.
CELERY Florida ls-ln crates trimmed
ordinary 70 fair. 81 %. Pascal. l6.in.
crates, trimmed tops. az $is5q2'
cUcUMBERs Florida bu. baskets. in
mostly 81 choice 50 25u $780, few So
large size sncerz 81 25H2 80.
LETTUCE California. Salinas district.
Los Angeles crates. lceberg i-5s, fair 20
beNeThllf GOOD - QUO s fNt ordinary 10
fair. x3a325 few best 5s 81. Arizona
lbs. fair. S3,25p 30. ordinary, $3.50 n
LEAF LETTUCE Ho,house lob. bas.
kets. Ohio Use Michigan. Is q soc.
ONIONS Sob. sacks. Texas yellow
BermuSas u. 3. comms., s0-s5R 4. s.
No quality and 4. s No l. ~ 5Oh
l.73, Crystal White Wax L. S. comms.
81 sou 70. few best $50, Babosa U s
oomms.. ain. and larger. 81 rs "a al d
inch. 50
PoTAToEs-tOO-Ib. sacks Idaho Rus
set Burbanhs. q S No l. washed. IS So
a97,. mostly sa7s ION sacks. t9!f 2
lOO-Ib. sacks. 50 asa so: 1871. paper
sacks. 30 D SOC. few sic. Michigan i0O-lb
sacks " S. No. ! Russet Rurals. 81 goa
30. u. s comms 50 $50 las; L. S.
comm. Chippewas, rs. New stock: so
10. sacks. California 4. 8. No. I washed
Long Whites 81 709l.s5, mostly 1850
$50: Texas, Sob. SACKS. u s. No l
washed Triumphs. 50 25@ $50. mostly
- IS. p size. 81 So Florida u. s. No
, washed Kstshdins generally good con.
dition. 81 50. showing decay. Sial.25
RADIsHEs Blu bkts Missouri 81 SIS
Tennessee. slsog2. Virginia, fair, 81, 50
g175.
sHALLoTs- T.ouIsisna hbls. $3.50.
fkkwBERRTEs LOUISIANA, 2-qt
crts, Klondikes. 81 fOa ? so. mostly 81 80
y 80, Arkansas 24-qi. crts. Blakemores.
fair TO generally good, S30 rs. mostly
1890 so; Kiondikes, ordinary quality
and condition. $50
SWEET POTATOES Porto Rican Vans:
Louisiana bu. crts u s. No l. 1880
l. 60, few higher: Tennessee bu hprs gen
orally geed quality. Sf40fl 45- bu hprs.
Nancy Halls a0c a Si.l5: Texas bu. crts
comms. Porto Rican Vans $50
TOMATOES-iO-lb. Ctns Tepks me.
dums, 81 50. s-lb. bkts dollhouse Ohio.
mediums. 81 So, i.65 small size. Si4S.
Indiana, fancy mediums Sl75Hl SIS
large size 81 50al65
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06
Unlisted Stocks

Approximate prices furnished by the Ma
tional Association Of Securities Dealers,
Inc, District No. g.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06
DEATHS

Joseph Ramsey. i2oi7 Cheyenne, ~.
Anne Mueller. 543s Concord. 90.
Clara Bell Richards. i7253 Wanda. 70.
Frank Zajkowskh, TAO Genoa, IS.
Pauline Muczynski. 1905 Military. 80.
Josephine Kkiatkowski, s173 Twenty eighth.
81.
Msble Leona Muller. 1909 Mogul, a..
Katherine Kraft, $3.50 Dubois. A..
Phyllis Ross, 1542 Garfield. 20.
Martin Bennett. $40 Ashland. 50.
Theodore Clare Metcalfe, 5S45 Amherst. 81.
John Roth, $3.50 Benson. 81.
Anna Briscoe Mather, 22s South Gfatiot,
Mt. Clemens 90.
claud Z. Zavitz. 1892 West Dawson, So.
Peter Petraitis, s03l Longworth. 81.
Lillian Lawrie 701 West Garfield. 20.
sally Helen Oils. Herman Kiefer Hospital.
al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06
Deatb Rotires

Joseph j. who died In 1898; dear mother
OF Mrs. Charles Ruedisueli, Mrs. Albert
Ruthenberg OF Detroit. Mrs Charles Cord
ingiy OF Colorado Springs, Colo. Mrs
George Walby OF ST. Clair Shores. Charles
Michael and Joseph: also survived by II
grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren
Funeral from daughters residence, 1920
Townsend, Friday morning. $50, and 81.
GATHERINGS Church at .. Burial Mt. Elliott
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Charles Mortensen 80: Irene NJ. Dillon. So
Ellsworth Alfred Blackwell 20; Dorothy
Louise Tear, 20.
John d. sullivan. 80; Msbelle Y. Shelton.
80.
Aaron Lee Duke. 20: Phyl'- J. Bwrdesux.
20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06
Stays at Helm
Chester VIII Continue as
Genl Foods Chairman

NEW YORK. May 6.-Because
OF wartime demands on executive
leadership c. NJ Chester, chair
man of the board of General Foods
Corporation. at the unanimous re-
quest of the board of directors.
has agreed 10 continue with his
present duties.
At the annual meeting on April
8. Chester had referred 10 the pos
sibility of his not presiding al the
meeting next year.
Clarence Francis. president. in
the boards decision,
said:
I'VE are happy we persuaded
Mr.. Chester TO stay at the ne. a..
Chester joined the organization
% years ago. becoming president
in 1924 and chairman IN 1885.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-19

NOV. still had our two
sips OF water and some minnows.
The next few days all the same.
] don't remember much, except
that we prayed. Colonel Adam
son and I read the Bible aloud.
l remember Captain Ricken-
hacker and the others listening.
NOV. g-Lieutenant DE An
CELLS saw a plane. We waved our
shirts. IL was about seven miles
away and IL didn't see us.
NOV. 10-Another plane. IL
went back and forth. but didn't
see us, either. Decided 10 sepa-
rate the RATS. In three hours we
couldn't see the others. was
with Captain Rlckenbacker and
Colonel Adamson.
NOV. 1S-The DAYS we're bad
and all the same. I drank some
sea water and Captain Ricken-
hacker reprimanded me. I read
the Bible. IN the afternoon four
planes came over us In forma-
ton. We waved. They passed us.
Then one came back, dove down
and we were found. We thanked
God. We cried. We were 80
happy 90
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-19
Ward Signs
Pact With Clio

CHICAGO. Dec. 70. GNS) 49,
Montgomery Ward g. Company an,
nounced today II has signed a con.
tract with Go union under
duress" and only because Presiden,
Roosevelt expressly ordered IT,
The contract included a unior
maintenance Of membership clause
which the mail order house pre-.
viouSly had refused 10 sign in the
face 81 orders Of the War Labor
board 10 do so.
Montgomery Ward today
complied with the presidential
order Of December IT," the COM
pany statement said 1.-THE COM
pany executed the document un-
der duress and only because the
President, ~ COMMANDMENT
chief IN wartime. expressly so
ordered"
The contract is limited 10 5000
employees IN the Chicago area, a
management spokesman said, and
was signed with the United Mai
Order, Warehouse and Retail En-.
ployes Union (CIO).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-19
Tells Story Of Suffering With RicI
Continued from Page Two)

Continued from Page Two)
Rickenbacker was magnificent.
Kept telling us 10 conserve en-
ergy and talk as litle as pos
sible. He would say, Keep the
salt water out of your system.
THREE FLARES LEFT
oct. 3l-We shot fare. but
had 70 stop. Only three left,
Decided we would need them for
the last emergency.
Nov. big storm. One raft
n.y., throwing Captain Ricken-
hacker, Captain Sherry and Ser
geant Reynolds into the water.
Lost the flares, but got some
moro water.
NOV. 1.-Two quarts Of rain
water left In lifebelts. Tried
saliva for bait, but couldn't
catch any Ash.
"NON S-Fish like minnOws
began humping against the raft
and we grabbed some. We ate
one or two a day.
NOV. sergeant kacZ-
marcLyk getting much worse.
He was In tho smallest raft. 7
changed places with Lieutenant
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-19
Obituary
Mrs. Lille Conklin
Last Rites VIII Be Held
SundoY Afternoon

Funeral services for Mrs Lille
NJ. Conklin. 10 years old. will b,
al 3 p. m. Sunday al the Ross f
Agla Funeral Home, 73l Rade
macher avenue.
Mrs. Conklin who lived Al l00l'
Hubbell avenue. WAS a member o
the Womens Benefit Association
Banner Review No. 2, Fairbsnkl
Relief Corps. kilwinning Chapter
Of Eastern Star. Paramount Re
becca Lodge No $40. lOOF, snc
True Kindred Victory Conclave
She is survived by TWO daugh
tiers. Mrs. Robert II. LaGrout
and Mrs. Robert J. Connolly. snc
n son, Arthur J. Conklin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-19
Linda DdrneII
Plays Santa for
Michigan Boys
Time. star Correspondent

SAN DIEGO, Gals Dec. ia
slim, Shapely. feminine version OF
Santa Claus. in the person OF
Linda Darnell, Hollywood starlet
and former Detroit girl, played
host 10 Michigan marines here to-
day by distributing gift boxes 10
them from 3-ton pack forwarded
10 the WEST Coast by Michigan
chain store merchants.
The entertainment of the Michi-
gan men at the base was planned
10y the Michigan Chain Stores Bu-
reau. with the co operation OF
Detroit West Coast marine
officials.
The gifts, including boxes OF
candy. fruit cake and shaving kits
among many other items, were
chosen by Capt Charles Popp,
USMC, recruiting officer for Mich
igan.
WAR BONDS PRESENTED
w. F. Doyle of Lansing pre-
scented war bond door prizes 10
Pvts Victor Johnson Of Saginaw;
Charles O'Conner, Grand Rapids
and Harold Roy Of Kalamazoo, on
b h a { Of the Michigan Chain
Stores Bureau al the same time
|giving a message Of Christmas
cheer from Gov. Murray -. Van
|Wagoner 10 the ] POO Michigan
recruits stationed here.
1t. Owen p. Lille OF Grand
Haven and Mai Harry Y May.
nard. base recreation off Ger,
thanked the Michigan merchants
for their contribution TO the men
The Detroit committee in charge
|of planning the program included
John NJ. Toolan. president Of the
central western division, OF the
"A &, p Tea Company; e r, Tuttle,
scDkr vice president of the s. s.
|KVke Company; j. + Moore. d.
|vIS@lal manager OF Sears Roe
buck Company r. A. Elliott.
divisional manager OF the Kroger
Grocery and Baking Company and
Nate s ShapeTo. president of the
Cunningham Drug Stores.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-19
NJ. War Course
Under Menus
Time. STAR c~-re.pe.ser,

ANN ARBOR. Dec. 19-Asosci-
ate Prof. Marvin L. NiehuS Of the
Law school today Was picked by
the board OF regents Of the Uni
versity Of Michigan 10 head the
newly created division OF enner.
|gency training At. the school
Adopted yesterday by the board,
the new program will be started
Immediately. II viii have TIC
power 10 recommend changes in
any academic college better 10 III
students for the war program.
AZ the same time that the uni
vCTSity created the new division,
under which the new army-navy
training program could operate. IL
ruled the entire personnel Of the
university would be put al the dis
poSal OF Professor Menus.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-19
Rabbi Fran Attending
Cincinnati Conference

Rabbi Leon Fran of Temple
Israel Will be in Cincinnati during
the week beginning December Il
to participate in the American in
stitute on Judaism and a Just and
Enduring Peace" which was or
gained by the commission on JUS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-19
townsend OF Ballot

SACRAMENTO Cal, Dec 10
GNSl.-The Townsend Party has
been banned from the California
general election ballot because
members of the party failed 10 cast
sufficient number Of votes in the
November election. Deputy Secre-
tsry of State Charles Hagerty
Announced today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-19
Coal Gas Fumes Hit
"a in ; Families
Tlm.. star cane.pcnden,

ANN ARBOR. Dec. l9.-Four-
teen members OF three related
families, living in one house in q
subdivision west Of here, today
were recovering from the effect,
OF coal gas fumes that overcamt
them during the night.
They are members OF the fam
lies of MIR and Mrs. Walter Vogc
Sr., Mr. and Mrs Walter Voce
Jr. and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Nordman.