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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-17
Charles B. Hosmer
OF State Department S
Foreign Service Dies
Former Chief Of Fiscal
And Budget Affairs
Heart Attack Victim

Charles Brigham Hosmer, So,
foreign service officer of the State
Department and former chief of
the departments Office of fiscal and
budget affairs, died yesterday at his
home in Hartman, Tenn, after a
brief illness.
Mr.. Hosmer recently had returned
to the United States from Mexico,
where he served as an inspector,
and was spending few days on
leave with his family when he was
stricken with a heart attack, the
State Department announced.
Secretary of State Hull paid trib-
ute to Mr.. Hosmer in a statement
announcing the death.
1T is with feeling of deep per-
Sonal grief" Mr.. Hull said" that
announce the death at Hartman,
Tenn. on November 16, of Mr..
Charles B. Hosmer, foreign serv-
ice officer of Glass l, who during the
previous year had been detailed as
an inspector in the Western Henri
sphere. He was one of the depart
ment's ablest officers and his record
was one of outstanding public serv-
ice. In addition, he was a personal
friend whose counsel and aid
valued highly.
Stricken With Heart Attack.
Mr.. Hosmer recently returned to
the United States from Mexico and
was spending few days at leave
with his family in Tennessee when
he was stricken with a heart attack.
His many friends in Washington
and abroad will sincerely mourn his
loss. BY reason of interest and as
sistance In furthering all plans de-
signed to improve the foreign serv-
ice, he earned both the admiration
and affection of his associates"
The Secretary also sent the fol-
lowing telegram to Mrs. Hosmer:
1T is with feeling of deep per-
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HI Mru1uriant

TUCKER. MARY H. In memory of our
dear mother, MARY H. TUCKER, who
departed this life seven years ago today
November II, 1885. THE FAMILY
WILLIS, ARMISTEAD. tribute Of
love and devotion to my husband, AR
INSTEAD WILLIS, who departed This
life one year ago today. November II,
1941.
Today recalls the memory
OF the loved one laid to rest.
And those who think of him today
Are ones who loved him best.
Beyond the pain Of parting,
The silence and the tears.
Our hearts shall dwell together
Through Gods eternal years
A DEVOTED WIFE, FANNIE
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j, WALTER MCDONALD, Adjutant. Is
MCLAUGHLIN, ELIZABETH B. Sud
denly gen on Monday; November Is 1912. at
bso Ss nw Wife Of aeerae
Mclaughlin and mother of Mrs Estelle
EFGiiedrichs and Mr., Stanley j. Mesen-
Services at the s. H Hines Co. funeral
home hon. 2aol 14th St NV, on Wednesday,
Mch az Menber Of n' Eastern E STAR
and National City Christian church,
McLAuGHLN; ELIZABETH B. A spe-
eial meeting Of Esther CHARTER; No. 5. o. E.
st. and ' New z he MaI nW feT Phe
our as sser E nsEzfIg FIT Me
LAUGHLIN. BY order of the worthy
MILDRED R. sHAFER, Secretary.
MCLAUGHLIN. MATILDA MENDIZIvAL.
MCLAUGHLIN NEE ,MendizivaD, BELOVED
| of Michael and Antonio McLaughlin Re-
adn G TSstns at Chambers funeral home
Mass at St Paul's Catholic Church, 18th
fnd s nved M hsaave o ana
Cemetery. II
aas Httfh sq aSFs4 n Mondfy
Ta Meas and oer r s5as
residence, Lincoln Ma Park Rockville
pm, II, from Mount calvary Baptist Church,
| lincoln Park. Rockville, Md. Rev E.
Palmer pastor Service by snowden &
Davis.
NELSON. JULIA LOUISE. Suddenly, on
Sunday, November 5, 1912, at the resi-
dence Of her daughter, JULIA LOUISE
i: Nelson and mother Of Mrs John L,
Collins. She also is survived by three
! sisters.
Funeral from the William H: Scott flu
November Is, at u am Relatives and
| National Cemetery. II
NEWTON. HENRY u. On Monday, No
vember 10, 1912, HENRY b NEWTON
sa7 nh H. aso IS a snf Of H sy Other
relatives and friends.
NJ I Funeral e soh later, ARRANGEMENTS by
~ 0C0NNELL, FRANK L. On SUNDAY,
T0 s se FRANK r Nj at R Seo9 S
zoTine zanmer Remains AD testing 1dnaeF at at
Chambers funeral home, 517 11th st. Sc,
ao royt Mssa Ghaps nj Is
Relatives and friends invited. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery.
HUMPHREY. LOUIS L; Suddenly. on
HUMPHREY, beloved husband of the late
Fs psnp9Fey had Enc Il Hed Fsss and
Funeral from the .Thos; F, Murray fu-
| neral home. aO01 Nichols ave. Sc. on
| Thursday, November 10, at IL am. Re,a-
tives and friends invited. 1nterment Cedar
| Hill Cemetery. is
| QUINN, COL. LAWRENCE A.. 126th
| United States Infantry, son of Mrs. Annie
| Quinn. 1913 North Scott ST. Arlington,
4 Va. killed in action in defense Of his
| country in Southwest Pacific Area, on
| November 5, 1912
| REID, KATHLEEN. On Monday, Novem-
| Der is. 1912, KATHLEEN REID. beloved
| wife of LYMAN Reid, devoted daughter of
Joseph and Sarah Stores sister OF Ger
/ trude Kyle, Hilda. Charley. Bernard and
| Aubrey Stores. Other relatives and friends
| also survive her. Friends may call at the
| w. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1433 You
| Der IL.
1 Funeral services and interment GLASGOW.
Va, Friday, November 20. 10
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Thief Robs Apartment

A thief yesterday entered the
apartment of Mrs Marjorie Frank
lin, 2l00 block of California street
NV. and took jewelry of unde-
termined value, 5000 worth OF De-
Tense stamps and six pairs of nylon
stockings, in addition to $21 in cash,
police reported today. The front
door to the apartment had been
forced open.
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Women, III, Ends Life

Mrs. Elizabeth B. Mclaughlin, g..
ended her life with gas in her home
in the 400 block of M street NV.
yesterday after writing note
ascribing her act to i'll health. She
was found on the kitchen floor by
her husband, George Mclaughlin,
shortly after pm All burners on
the stove were turned on. the police
said. DR.. A. Magruder Macdonald,
coroner, issued certificate of
suicide.
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Ett1aurtttFntH

THRASHER-DE HAAN. Mrs. Anne
Ihrasher announce the engagement OF
Miss FREDRICkA DE HAAN OF Pretoria
South Africa. to her son. EDWARD ]
THRASHER of Washington, D. C., the
ceremony to take place January 80. 1913,
In Pretoria. 3,lO,l7s
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ShOChAIl. lnterment CONGRESSIONAL
VINCENT w. osTERMAN, Commander.
D. F. CooNEY, Adiutant
sun PAWS; TRANK Depssed this life
ss sns Mae st. g4F FRANK h DA Wis
husband of the late Amanda Davis He
leaves to mourn their loss six. sons, six
daushters and host of other relatives and
friends.
Funeral Wednesday, November Is. at II
am, from Rock Greek Baptist Church:
1nterment in King George County, Va.
DAVIS. FRANK. On Friday, November
NV NV FRANK DAVIS He leaves to INC mourn m
las hse neas one 5ds
ma, call at the Mcguire funeral home,
Solemn high requiem lem mass ma viii b be eel
ebrated on Wednesday,. November ls at
Church. sm y a Holy N Rsde sves n Ga'hG 2n
terment Mount olivet cemetery u
DoWNEY, WILLIAM WI, J. On Monday
sos Rhod eS isand ave- me and father Of
Camilla Calnan Thomas Downey. Wanda
Toombs and Natalie Allisan.
home; l7:2 North Capitol st, on Thurs
mass at St: Martins Church at 9 m;
Mount olivet Cemetery. is
DOWNEY, WILLIAM J. Members of the
Commodore John Barry Division, Ancient
Order of Hibernians are notified of the
death of Brother WILLIAM J. DOWNEY
Members of Commodore John Barry Di-
vision will assemble at 1872 North Capitol
st, $40 pm. November II, 1912, to re-
cite the customary Office
JOSEPH A. DAILY. President.
r. NJ. MORIARTY, Fin. Sec.
DRIVER, AGNES. Entered into eternal
rest on Thursday November II, 1912, at
St Elzabeth's Hospital. AGNES DRIVER
beloved wife. Of the late John E. Driver;
John, Charles and James Driver. She
also is survived by seven grandchildren
I'VE Observation-Disclosures. other relatives
and many friends Remains resting at
the John T. Rhines g. Co. funeral home
Srd and ] SITS. s.w.
Notice of funeral later.
EDWARDS. ELIZABETH GARLAND. On
Sunday, November 10, 1912, at New Haven
Conn, ELIZABETH GARLAND EDWARDS
widow OF George Whorton Edwards
Services at Arlineton Chapel, Wednes-
day, November 49, at IL am. i
EVERETT, JOSEPH. On Monday No
Of Mrs Inez Brady. Larry L., Justine, Cliff
ford, John w, Joseph, 1r.. and Virginia
Everett: son of Mrs Ada Laird and broth
er of Larry and Clifford Everett.
Funeral from the w. w, Deal funeral
home. 4S12 Georgia ave. NV on Thurs
day, November 10, at 40 pm Relatives
and friends invited. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. is
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MEMBER H. t24a' at her resiasnPs 1890
sH beloved svs wife 81 r ses ns
S sweeney. 3. $: n K. and L: john 1" F.
Services at st. johns Episcopal Church.
Lafayette Square, on Wednesday November
etery.
v.I uPDIKE. BEuLAH 4. On SUNDAY. No
Updlke and Mrs Geneva scribner va"
BIZ 18th st. Sc. on wednesday. Novem s,
i per r. at2 pm; Relatives and friends
Fails Church. Va Van AN"'oo oe"ett5s'
WARD. WILLIAM GEORGE. On Sun
Hoses % Y wzRP
1900 Chaplin st. NV. on wednesday no No.
f Ysmnsr , 1si Ct Relatives ana
WARWICK. CATHERINE s. On Sun
cay; november 10, 1942: at the residence
aer Rssr rosd Mrs. nv cxH HahasHP
WMAR El beloved wife of the late George
-, Funeral from the above residenc. on
Thursday. November 10, at e:3O am. Re-
au M I mass at St AIMS Church at 10
oroer OF Hlbernians please take notice. is
INVEST WEST John. Departed this life on
Hospital, JOHN WEST, beloved brother OF
VIOLA Berry. Margaret Reeder, Naomi JEFF
ferson and Mckinley West. He also leaves
several Rem. other rsI relatives and friends
neral home, 1900 South Capitol St.. where
funeral services will be held on Thursday,
november 8, at l pm, Rev. J. H. Ran
doiph ofhciating. Interment Woodlawn
Cemetery. IL
WILLIAMS, EVA JANE ROBINSON. sud
denly den io on Monday' November Is ls42 At
sprins. Nd, EVA JANE Ros1N ys WIZ WIFI
L1AMS. beloved mother of Miss Margaret
Lee Williams: Mrs. Williams rests at the
Warner E Pumphrey funeral home. s434
Notice of services later.
WHITMAN, MARGARETHA CHRISTINE.
suddenly. on November H. 1912, at Luz
theryille. Nd ,MARGARETHA CHRISTINE
WHITMAN, beloved daughter OF the late
Anna and John Whitman.
Funeral from the residence OF Mrs En-
more. on Tuesday afternoon, November
Il, at o'clock. Interment in Western
Cemetery.
WOLFE. JENNIE FLORENCE. On Mon
day. November 10, 1912, at her residence
Takoma Park; Md. JENNIE FLORENCE
Msed Woe Aknon 6 5yed MIS- meh He.n
Wolfe, Gerald Wolfe Of zelieno ,pi Pa;
Mrs. Norma Semans Of UniontoWn, Pa.
and John Wolfe. and sister OF Bessie Mar
shall and Mrs r. W. Sommers
at ST. the raE enSmf a s homs
Relatives and friends invited Interment
George Washington Memorial Park.
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Dfafhs

RICE. MORLEY B. Suddenly, on Sun
sag 9aye November - lg4S .t his residence,
loved husband Of Beatrice Miriam Rice and nd
ners dnf hsmt tr0 god he N Ts Nur1.y t1
Wednesday, November Is. at ii am.
Relatives and friends invited. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. II
ROBINSON. ALBERT. Suddenly. on
Saturday November, 4. 1912, ALBERT
9 children, four brothers. i've sisters and
& sons funeral < home % eide 1928 Dsane t a We,
ne, after 4 pm Tuesday, November II.
nesday, November Is, at i pm. re Relatives se
and friends invited. Interment Payne S
ROCkETT, JAMES E: On Sunday. No
h henped h l5 1912 JAMES E. ROCKET;
Services at Chambers funeral home, SIT
IIth st. Sc, on Wednesday, November 1S,
m Relatives ana friends invited
SALISBURY. LEMUEL o. Suddenly, on
haven. Fla EEMUE T. sANsB s. Y'n Der
loved son Of the late Ell and Letish sans
IRON so 81 Nesos ave- nus ss ON
at H R%masae Rp..sp. Sna2sS
and friends invited interment st. John 5
Cemetery, Broad Creek, Md. IS
scHwAB. CATHERINE. On Monday. No
Ysm1e st. H. ast cA1 4 Rfs cHWSp5 rs
ioved 81 sister ,, # Mrs Anna Beachum and
14o9 Chaplin St. nW, On wednesday no No,
yember 1o,. at pm Relatives and friends
terry.
sIEGFRIED. LINDSAY DAVIS. On
s0gsR aDsAY p 5s1i =: sE M1shnS
6 Of 5usl North Harrison st. Arlington
ME sf iafher OF Lindsay jr and Jim
homer ss47 r Wson svd the 1yes
until Wednesday. November is. at $50
a Fals c shencs to the Presbyterian Church
VII be neld at 10 am. Interment River
View Cemetery. Charlottesville. Va, at :
pm: A brief service will be held at the
Isl! sPRIGGs, BESSIE E. On Sunday. No
b beoved Sffe A Of Re1
n noehsf Of and suz Rsnsm Aus sDs
Whlte, Hollis, West, Thelma Fagins and
Martha Banks; sister-in-law of John
Spriggs. She also leaves other relatives
ana TRENDS. The late Mrs. Spriggs will
rest re at her late residence. 1920 Hopkins
Funeral Wednesday, November 49, at
Church Rev ". Il Jernssi r"e ofaeiat nIs.
lnterment Harmony Cemetery Services
by Stewards funeral home. 80 St ne
SPRIGGs. BESSIE E. Forest Temple, No
3, l. B, P. o. E. of W. is hereby notifled
November ", 1912. at pm, at the Mfs
home, 10th and Que SITS NV, to arrange
Tor the funeral of Daughter BESSIE E.
SPR1GGS. to be held Wednesday, November
Is, at 80 pm. from Mount Carmel Bap-
's' BEasTa 3Fd sad Eye sts
BEATRICE WEST, Fin. Sec.
STALEY, ROBERT C. Suddenly. on
sunday, November 10, 1912, ROBERT c.
STALEY. beloved husband OF Bertha Staley
and father of Mrs Mae Ficinus, Mrs. Dixie
c. Lutz, Robert E; ,Staley and Betty staley
home. 4Sl2. Georgia ave. NV on Wednes-
day, November Is, at l pm. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Arlington Ma
tlonal Cemetery. II
STALEY, ROBERT. Col. John j. Aston
l@ Camp. U. s. w. w.. deeply re-
KY$:SSN Comrade ROBERT STALEY
lHH, 188 Comrades will assemble at the
l9NA&GaI Deal funeral home, 1912 Geor-
izsesss S, ssys%es: ~
T. F. DONOVAN, Commander
E. F. K SCHROEDER, Adjt
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Waste kitchen fats make explo-
sives. Don't throw away q drop.
Take them to your meat dealer.
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Ina CIuire's Mother Dies

NEW YORK, Nov. II [P).-Mrs.
Cora B. Claire, mother Of Mrs. Ina
Claire Wallace, stage and motion
picture actress, died here yesterday.
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Washington Aerie, No. 1875, F.
Q. E, are requested to be at
the S. H. Hines Co. funeral
home, 1901 18th st. NV, at
: 80 pm. Wednesday, Novem-
Der Is, 1912, for services.
IANNEMAN, Worthy President.
REGION, Secretary. IS
ARIES D. Comrades of Gen
raj M. Emmett Urell Camp,
United Spanish War Veterans,
will assemble at the S. H.
lines Co, funeral parIors, 29OI
4th st. NV, at 1870 pm.
Thursday, November 10, 1912.
o assist at the funeral of our
ate commander, CHARLES D.
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CROCKETT, JAMES

! p JNWES +. ne HefnDeTE
of General Nelson A. Miles
Camp, No. /, Department D. c..
U. S. w. v. will assemble al
Chambers funeral home, 5l1
18th st Sc, Wednesday. No.
vember IS, 1912, at 11:45
am, to attend the funeral Of
our late comrade, JAMES E
Interment COnereSSiOna
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CNkETHRY LOT FOR SALE; VERY DE-
airable location. IN beautiful Cedar Hill
Cemetery. Box 461-c. Star. ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13

Giistsntnz baEuettss
matched With s round
perfect blue white
dian,onds Platinum,
or gold.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17

Association; dry cleaners. laundrys
and tailors. Harry BOSNIAN, Fam
Gus Cleaners; gas stations. garages
and parking, Horace B. Peabody,
president, Detroit Garages; grocers
Louis r. Shame. executive secre-
tary. Detroit Retail Grocers' Asso-
citation; hardware and paints,
Frank J. Hartge, past president,
Michigan Retail Hardware Deal
ers' Association; jewelry, Harry
Clark, president. Simmons & Clark
shoe stores, Steven j. Jay, vice
president. Fyfe Shoe Company;
restaurants. Ray Fling. executive
secretary, Michigan Restaurant
Association: miscellaneous. Charles
F. Rosen, president, Charles F.
Rosen advertising agency; whole
sale, warehouses and freight
terminals, A. r. Pfleiderer. vice
president, Union Guardian Trust
Company; coal yards. lumber
yards, ice and building supplies,
Howard T. McLees, manager De-
troit District Retail Lumber Deal
ers' Association.
Duties of this group will be to
see that its business and industrial
establishments are properly pre-
pared for any air raids or attempt
at sabotage following them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
BlackOut
Rules

Here are the rules for next
weeks blackout. as announced
today by Sheriff. Andrew c.
Baird:
ALI lights and illumination
outside or visible from the outside
of any building either through
doors. windows, skylights or other
wise shall be put out and kept out
during this period. Lights inside
any building may be kept on or
turned on only where shielded
through the use of shades. paper.
cardboard or otherwise so that no
light is visible from the outside.
All lights on any sign, bill
board or similar structure shall be
put out and kept out during this
period.
3-Manufacturing plants en-
gagged in war contracts shall not be
required TO comply with these pro-
visions If by so doing production
would be interfered with or the
hazards of sabotage increased.
4-During this period no person
Flfdli CAlrpNN nig h6ill
while in the street, alley. square.
sidewalk, yard or open space I'M
less engaged in emergency work.
Operators of motor vehicles
shall draw the vehicle 10 the side
Of the highawy or street and stop
in such a manner and such place
rs not TO cause obstruction OF a
hazard, and shall extinguish all
vehicle lights. This provision shall
not apply TO police, and emergency
vehicles while answering emery.
ency calls.
6-The following lights will not
he extinguished during the period
Of this blackout: railroad gate
lights. railroad signal lights on
right-of-way. railroad train lights
necessary for operation. airway
beacon lights, airway obstruction
lights. waterway navigation lights
highway barricade lights and
flares, public works and utilities
lights on excavations. All other
lights must be turned out.
Where possible, because of
proper installation of switches OF
other devices. street and highway
lights and traffic signal lights shall
he extinguished during this period
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
Welcome Planned
For Bar Candidates

Candidates who passed the re-
cent state bar examinations will
be officially admitted to the bar
at ceremonies Thursday at $50
a. m. in the supervisors room. 422
Wayne County Building.
Circuit Judge George B. Muir
ply will deliver an address of well
come on behalf of the Wayne
County bench and Fred G. Dewey,
president of the State Bar of
Michigan, will address the candi-
dates on behalf of the lawyers of
Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
DETROIT EVENING TIMES (pHoNE CHERRY 5000
City toLedrn
How 10 Deal
With Poison Gas

Action to prevent Detroit from
possible poison gas attacks was
under way today by the Office of
Civilian Defense.
An OCD committee. consisting
chiefly of chemists and public
health officials, has begun work
on training program under which
all air raid workers in the area
would be taught how to recognize
the five gases used in chemical
warfare and how to protect per-
sons and property against them.
The plan includes organization
of decentralization crews" and
setting up of decentralization GEN.
tiers, which are needed because
clothing and other articles exposed
TO poisonous gas must go through
a decentralization process before
being used again.
FIRST STEP TAKEN
First step in the program, de-
cided upon yesterday at the first
meeting of the committee, is prep
aration of 400 sniff sets" which
will be used for instruction pur-
) poses.
The wardens and decontami-
nation workers will have to be
able to recognize gases, because
; they require different protective
!, measures" Henry G. Reese, who
: will be In charge of the training
program, explained.
This shouldn't take long,
however, for the gases have
easily distinguishable scents.
4 Phosgene smells like new mown
); hay. chlorine like q swimming
!. pool, mustard gas like garlic,
). lewisite like geraniums, while
!, chloro-picrine has n sweet smell
| something like hypaper."
TO GET GAS MASKS
: An undetermined number of gas
masks and gas-proof garments will
!, be furnished the local office of the
tIOCD at some future date by the
rIfederal government.
I About 400 members Of the
american Chemical Society's De-
!. troit chapter are to serve as in
structors, according to present
} plans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
Ford Succeeds Dow
As RaCkham Head

Edsel b. Ford has been elected
president OF the Horace II. Rack
ham Foundation. succeeding Alex
Dow, who died March %. it was
announced today.
Alfred c. Marshall has been
elected to the board of lifetime
trustees and made vice president
in addition 10 the post of treas
urer. which he still holds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17

must have proper arrangements 10
turn off all lights on minutes
notice under penalty of being
handed court fines If they do not
obey.
1t is the hope OF civilian defense
officials that the Forthcoming
hlackout will be the last partial
one. There is a strong indication
that the defense plants will join
in the next one The war depart
ment has issued instructions re-
quiring them TO cooperate with
municipalities in practice blackouts
on order of the defense area COM
mander. who in this district is
Lieut.. Gen. Ben Lear
SIRENS IN THREE WEEKS
1t is expected that the 10 siren
warning whistles. which will
supplement police. fire and factory
sirens for complete city coverage,
will be delivered in about three
weeks and Louis J. Schrenk. gen.
eral superintendent of the public
lighting commission. reports pro-
EItSS III SECURING Switches 10 STlul
off street. traffic and safety
warning lights and turn dim
merS on.
Charles f. Boyd. co-ordinator of
the mercantile group of the civilian
defense ensemble, now divided into
IL classificationS. will be aided in
the work by the following divisional
co-ordinators:
Apparel linen and womenD. AL
fred w. Wray. retiring president
Detroit controllers group: home
appliances. f. Harold McMurty.
credit manager. Good Housekeep-
inc Shop; barber shops and beauty
parlors, George Husk. secretary
iourneyman BARRIERS association;
bars, taverns and night clubs. Sam
Sher, civilian defense co-ordinator
for the Metropolitan Cabaret
Owners Association.
HEADS OF GROUPS
y Drug stores, Benjamin NJ. Bavly.
president Detroit Retail Druggists
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
Home Defense Notes:
3-Minute Limit
ToDouseLights
In B|d(kouts
Home Defense Notes:
BY KEN HALL

After next weeks 24-hour notice
blackout. all small merchants,
beauty shop operators. barber shop
proprietors and other business
places must be prepared to ex-
tinguish neon and other lights
within three minutes with no ad-
vance notice or they will be issued
tickets for violating the city black
out ordinance.
1.-THE police have been asked TO
make a check on lights at once
and have been instructed 20
issue tickets" stated Glenn c.
Richards, associate co-ordinator
for the Detroit metropolitan
area. 1--WE can't go on any
longer having these partial
blackouts. We have got to do .
complete job"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
NEXT BLACkOUT

Detroit's next blackout will be
sometime next week with "a hours
notice by newspaper, radio and the
regular air raid warning sirens and
whistles.
Heretofore. there have been
many violations by lighted signs
and interior lights in business
places which were closed over the
weekend The one next week will
he on a weekday night from
lois 10 1926. which should
lessen the number of violations
considerably.
The city ordinance provides that
owners and feSyers Of buildings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
HEADS OF GROUPS

y Drug stores, Benjamin NJ. Bsviy.
president Detroit Retail Druggists
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-14

Washable broadcloth in
white and neatly styled
patterns. Sizes 8 TO IL
in the group.