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Evening star., 1942-03-10

tllt lCd SCp loi oiAS
party. they had gathered together
several hundred members Of diplo-
matte and resident society.
Last evening the Undersecretary
Of the Interior and Mrs. John J.
Dempsey we're hosts at buffet
supper entertaining in compliment
to former Assistant Secretary of
the Treasury and Mrs. Lawrence
Wood Robert. The fete was to
further celebrate the birthday an
niversary of Mrs. Robert. the actual
anniversary having fallen on Sun
day. Festivities began for her
Saturday afternoon and continued
over the week end.
Mrs. John Allan Dougherty
Is Luncheon Hostess.
Mrs. John Allan Dougherty. who
Is spending this month at the Sui
grave Club before going to her sum-
mer home in Connecticut, was
hostess at luncheon yesterday at the
club. The party was one of a series
she is giving before going to Little
Cedars, her place at Westport. Her
guests included Mrs. Charles L.
McNary, Mrs. Ralph o. Brewster,
Mrs. Harold r. Stark, Mrs. William
E. Borah, Nine Molekamp. Mrs.
Daniel c. Stapleton, Mrs. Charles
M. Lea. Mrs. Grant Cantacuzene,
Mrs. William S. Culbertson, Mrs.
Wade H. Ellis. Mrs. Robert Lister
MacNeil and Mrs. Russell Bennett.
Also entertaining at luncheon at
the Sulgrave Club yesterday was
Mrs. Charles Holland Duell, whose
party was planned in honor Of Mrs.
Charles Trimble of Pittsburgh, who
Is here for short stay. Others in
Mrs. Duell's party were Mrs. William
Dougald MacDougall, Mrs. Mason
Sears, Mrs. John H. Dwight. Mrs.
Frank Kent, jr; Mrs Austin Kautz
and Miss Henrietta Sherwood.
Evening star., 1942-03-10
Miss Mary Graves
Engaged to Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Graves of
Germantown, Md, formerly of Ken
sington, Md, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Mary
Linda Graves, to Mr.. John We'll
lington Kitterman. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. 3. Kitterman of Kensington.
Miss Graves attended the Uni
versity Of Maryland. where she was
a member Of Delta Delta Delta
Sorority.
Mr.. Kitterman was graduated
from National University with the
class OF 194l and belongs to the
Sigma Nu Phi Legal Fraternity.
The wedding will take place in
the spring.
Evening star., 1942-03-10
Miss Austin to Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard S. Austin
of Chevy Chase, Nd. announce the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Edith Gertrude Austin. to Mr.. Rod
erick James Dunn of Cincinnati,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. James Dunn
of Marion. Mich.
Miss Austin was graduated from
the Columbia Technical Institute
Evening star., 1942-03-10

The marriage of Miss Lorena
Roberta Habicht. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. A. C. Habicht. to 1t. John
Berwick Anderson, U. S. N, son of
Col. John B. Anderson and Mrs.
Anderson, took place Wednesday,
March 4. in Elizabeth City, N. c.
After a short wedding trip the bride
will Join her mother in Washington.
where they have an apartment at
29ol Connecticut avenue, for the
duration of the war.
1t. Anderson was graduated from
the United States Naval Academy
with the class of 1899.
Evening star., 1942-03-10
Grahams Return

Mr.. and Mrs. r. Worden Graham
have returned from New Orleans.
where they accompanied Maj and
Mrs. r. G. Payne and Miss Edith
Payne. who were en- route to Mai.
Paynes new assignment in the
West.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-19
Farmers Market

FRUITs-Applss. Baldwins. No. 4. SO
1 rs bu. Delicious. fancy. 81. so bu.; No. l.
81 1902: No. 2, $3.50: Mcintosh iAnes'
S2@2.2o bu; No. !. N.5oo i,Is, No,
eOc pSf25. Northern spys. fancy, ~ 30
bu,ii No. l. 81 .sea2F No iseTsi
SHOWS. fancy, si.35 bu No. 1. soe 2 81 10.
No. 2, 5om75ci Jonsthsns, fancy. :! o.
No s. 2aai;5si No 2; si 7sci s,seH' A'''
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENs--En'
dive No /. S2g23 80 -.
VEGETABLE GREENs--collsrds' Soii'
. VEGErHBLEs. MISC LLANEo
Reets. topped fancy 81 % bu No.
Isl. No 2. 6Oo Cabbage, No. |, soc@A
bu No. ?. soc Red cabbage. No l.
aSI25 bu. Carrots, topped fancy, " =
bu No l, 81 1914 No 2 So ] 70 . 0e,-
gnc No 2 asa SOC. Celery. Mlenikan
squares No. I, 81 80. CELERY root. No. l.
81 1872 % bu. Celery cabbage, NO 10
50 50a Is hu No 2 81 50. Horseradi,h.
fancy. ~ bu No. !. S2.oo@3. Leeks NO.
/. T5cmSi don bch., Onions. dry. fancy.
81 so 5O-lb sack; No !, 81 30 = 40; No Z.
81 10 Parsnips. No l. S1.75q2?o en
No 2. 81 IS, Curly parsley, No. i, 20 "a soc
don. bchs Parsley root No J. SOC no 2 VI
--u-s-,Air 81 Sort 50 rumpTlnE 80 !.
SOC gSi hu. Rsdishes. dollhouse. No, ], soc
dor bchs black radishes. No. j. ~ od.
.-Ao-f7-7bc~ RS t--u- squssr-'
Delicious No. 1. si25gl.75 bu.; Tabs
queen. No l. yni5O bu.; Hubbard. No;
! xial-a0- h.,-F--r+r-- trpprf, no: l. ;!
n SO hu. vegetable oysters No. ], 7sou W.
FGGs-Lsrfs. sis. 5oals 3o-doI. case;
medium s13m1s. =.
POULTRY Live, hens heavy breeds, ~
q soc 10 leghorns, ~ 22c. springep ~
n 32c 10 leghorn 23q25c; turkeys' sop
sic; geese asa Csc; ducks. 26g 2sc
HQGS-ptesseA- mediums IT 2fe 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-19
~ Crops
Set Mark:
Up,14Pcf.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 10 tlNS).
American farmers answered
Pearl Harbor in 1912 by increas'
ling their production, Ia per cent
the department of agriculture an
tnuuuced today.
This brought total food pro-
duction in the United States 10
an all-tlme high-l2 per cent
above The previous record year oil
1897 and II per cent above 194l'
Enough wheat to. feed the ma
ton for two years is piled IN bins
throughout the country.
Corn production for 1912 leaped
from 2.677,517.000 bushels in 194l
to 3, + rs. t54 900 bushels now either
harvested or standing in the fields
Similar stories were told. for
oats, barley rye, cotton. hay. to-
bacco and flax. Soybean produc-
ton in 1912 was 209, $4,000
bushels as contrasted with 105,-
587 900 in 1941. Not single
major category Of farm produc-
ton showed a decrease.
Not only did the farmers put
out greater acreages OF crops
using acres which were sown to
clover and other soil-building
lcgumes in the crop reduction
years, but production per acre also
Increased.
The record feed production will
not avoid a food pinch next year
ILend-lease buying. expected Il
take % per cent OF 1943's farm
output and military and increased
civilian buying will more than alb
Isorb the increase, experts said.
Shortages. however, will be II
higher priced foods-beef, choice
cuts of other meats and vegeta
bles difficult to transport. Ample
thread is assured.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-19
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Howard p. Norton. s. Mildred Z. sotke
~ -,
charlie, NJ. RsrrinFer Is; Lucille l. Peli
ro.sn, psrl,,,sski 20. sorn,e Mash rs
chester Polk ~ Rita zalewsk ~
wUnam Burke - Pauline Guy 10
RAYMOND Sheppard. al Melhs pssJaTd'ne,
%
Louis r Cushman 20 Marie a. Kelly, 10
Stephen Dostal rs Nadia March. 20.
Arnold woifson. 20 Ulo-Ann Darto.
fhuunss zctruyKt- - 'r-irr1eutine tNdznIeSI
IS
Vito Loroccs ~ Josenhine Rz. ~
Henry Rondeau. 90 Lorraine Ktussc, 30.
Paul n Lamb. % Helen VI RanelloS. ~
Elton Clarence Thomas u joyce Mavis
Schroeder. Is
FinIs Curry, IS: Edna V McColey. 20.
Fov w J. Hardy, % Mary e. Frazier ~
Arthur c. Monks, 81, Virginia NJ. Allan,
10
Joseph Fred vsrso. % Eleanor Patterson.
II
cI,us L. owens % Msdclvn Seibert. 20.
Emden Mace ~ Wanda Gonsey 10
Paul schirinE u Jessie y. Bickmore -
sherman Coston. GO LESSEE Bowsi.. ~
Charles " Ressisr. 20 IGNORE Wins, q
clifford Buchanan. "a, Hester Washington.
-.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-19
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
DIVORCES
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Aaolph ~. H.nk Jr.. 81? Bernics ~ Jsiin'
ski "a
IN. Klsc1ek. n: Marjorie Earl IS
Frank Galdts u Audrey Msssu. IN
Clarence Ensuinger. % MARY Ph,lrs W.
foh- N.Uch 10 IullA Buckles u
Wallace Dorsey. % Pauline Jones. II.
Carbon " Rlehm ~ Frances stleck. ne
Robert walker Is Dorothy Powell. "a.
Perry Thomas wilson 10 Margaret Per-
dus 10.
Howard W. N.cFsruns "a; Dorothy Gil.
lett. %
Elmo s.von. y Doris Bessonsr. "a.
David Larry Kensmsr. 81. Laura kdrs
RAYMOND Lund IS elizabeth Andersen.
Eugene ~ SAWYER, 7s kdSIins y. k1-
sleek %
Major Evans ~: kuee Jones ~.
Charles Robinson, rs Bessie
stein 20.
William n Hansen. 20 olive Fluekei
4Fracrus NCwHTyKr1 - srtTfs Fyfsk, EJ
stansbury Douglas. -; Claudia C. bsrTy'
2s
A1drsy Fields 40: Almeda Thompson. as
Percy Traiss Green 20 Lois LaChance, IL.
James ". Miller. %; Aileen NJ Anderson.
-
walter Mara 10: cse.Hs 8 wasisrssi, 81.
Joe Collier % Msdslyn Beaumont. y
Henry WHITAKER, ~. VIVIAN Y. Jackson,
! n
Leonard Janmsn. a; -EAIAh.ih- ~
Stewart, y,
Vincen, & prsnein IS Jean Conner ~.
Frank J. JACQUES a. Ruth I.oui" hlhln-
: ski.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-19
Vets Feie Capt. Cool
Hero OF Rebauf and New Guinea Air Battles Gues'
OF Honor at Pontiac VIEW Dinner Sunday

Clemens for his return. Is home
on Through after weeks Of fighting
in the South Seas with many dec.
orsuonS Tor valiant work, Jncmd-
Ng the DiStingGiShcd Flying Gross.
lie returned Thursday 10 find
-t11y 5-inonth-old daughter, whom
he had never seen before, sleeping
in the crib OF Colin Kelly III. the
crib having been sent 10 Captain
COolS wife. Betty.
Captain Cool and Captain Kelly
trained In the all corps and served
together before Kelly was dis.
patched n nc Philippines and Coo
10 Hawai- and points south ~
Tho outbreak of japanese hostil.-
ties last December.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-19

Members of the following three
pla,oons, numbering 231, industed
as units from Grand Rapids, kala-
mazoo and Saginaw, were among
the Michigan marine recruits at a
Christmas party sponsored last
night by the Michigan Chain
Stores Bureau at the United
States Marine Base, San Diego
Cal
1t. Col. Chester L. Fordney
detachment, which arrived AT the
west coast base November 10 tall
Saginaw boysl
John 3 AdamcEyk, LORENZO NJ Alvarez.
Ronald c. Besrss, Lyle Bishop, Lewis
j Booth Benjamin J. Burtynski fred
srick Cavio, Robert J. Clark, Ferdinand l.
Close, Rafael Corons
Frederick A. Eekhsrd,. Clemens W, FEET
ting. Alfred r Frank John -T-ErIt.
ffHrofT 4 GefdIhg Leonard J. GNlAIdow
skl Jane, F. Haertel, Hubert J. Haley.
carr r. Jacobsen, Victor A. Johnson
Frederick X. Jurgens. John K.ssl ,1., Chs =
ter Kupiec, Gerald 8. Lewis, Chnord ID
Macmillan Roy :; Msr' sn.co, w Foot,
-rUosrt r: Nohsl' Edwin L GS"ronsn
EDWARD J. olsleSski; Harold Owen oven
David y. Parker IT., peofse r. Flchrann
Byron c. Pohlman. Charles T. Pouzel Jr.
Frank H. Pytlik, Francis l.. kinner
Robert w. Reinus. Francis Rogoszewski
raw Rowe Walter @. savage, Charle'
Schiappscasse. Wesley A. Schmidt -JessH'
RS6er r Alder. Peter J. Aviils, william
= Billow, Harold J. Bittner. Albert n
brandt Frederick W Carlson, Chester w
CLARK, Theodore A. Clark, Keith A, Cope
land John r. Coughlin.
Francis =. Delaney, Clstenos q DeruIs
william A Fesnelsy. Russell r. Gogs,
sorrcr' f.averne A Frelitz, Louis X
French EDWARD Gorski Edward J. Haen
en Thomas c. Hsertsk' hooeu .
AIRED J. Hogan. Kenneth y Hu,hlz
Richard J Iankowiak, Lee A. lean WI
Nam c. Iurgens Chester M kowsls.yh
Eugene Kasewski- George Nj
Kenzie. Harry X. Mari. Ell"ood
vernon H Miller. steve = sepo'
Frres' g. Skulley Jr, orland Snlth ~.
1sn1oirp A. Spencer, Robert ;. SuEden
rhoras /. suEden, Thomas g lafnin
Harold A Weber, Edwin Weggs' ..,-,.,
leo r Wilde Lawrence ; W,snesN
Alexander ]. wisniewski, Eugene Wisnie"
SKI and Joseph Morello
Names OF the 73 members o
tho Grand Rapids detachment.
James Robert Anderson Jr., Free y,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-19
209 Graduated
AT N. P. School

FORT CUSTER, Dec. 19.-The
first class of officers of the mill
tary police school were graduated
in A brief ceremony at Custer
Chapel No. I yesterday. Number
ing 200 most of the officers have
left for their permanent com.
mands. Others will remain as
instructors with the unit training
center.
The arrival OF new class Ia
replace the one graduated has been
postponed until after Christmas.
Soldiers ut the Reception Cen
ter have built a skating rink In
the fire brake adjoining the
section. Skates have been pur-
chased ny the athletic and recre-
alton department and will be
rented 10 soldiers at 10 cents
per hour.
a World War No. restaurant
lust off the Post on Harmonic
road that will be remembered by
tho S3th Division Veterans, has
been taken over by the Christian
businessmen committee Of De-
troit- and will he operated as a
Victory Center"
The Center, 100 yards Of the
Reception Center, was opened for
men who would like TO get away
from the noise, smoke and hustle
Of camp, but who have neither
time nor money TO so 10 one OF
the nearby cities"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-19
Pdwnshop Bandits
Caught in Saginaw

SAGINAW, Dec. 19.--Less than
SO hours after they held up a
downtown pawnshop. two men
were arrested last night and ad-
mitted the job, police said.
They are lancer Minor. 81, and
James Tyson. %, both of 1897
North Fifth avenue. Tysons draft
card showed Detroit address,
2042 Dubois street, and police said
he had an alias. John Blount.
Much OF the $50 cash and the 35
wrist watches were recovered AL
though Tyson tossed some of the
watches in the snow when police
approached.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-19
Pontiac Theaters

oAkLANp-''Ny Sister. Eileen" sun
day---' Pansms Hattie
TRAND-"rhe Daring Young Man
and The Male Animal" sunday-"Ths
NAVY Comes Through"
Riders Of the Horthiand." Sunday. same
EAGLE Tombstone" and "A Gentle
man After Dark" Sunday--"The Bis
shot snd "AhsuntinE W. VIII Go. -
ORPHEUM ~ the Army" and
Young America " sunday -- "FootliEht
Serensdt' and Brooklyn Orchid 3"
HURON-"GrRnd Central Murder" and
.TsFzsn.- New York Adventure SUNDAY
The wife Takes a Filler" and Rise
and Shine "
DRAYTON-"Ths Kennel Murder Case
and Gambling Lady" sunday The
Vanishing Virginian" and Spy Ship"
KFEGo-"Alwsys In Ny Heart" and
Bells ~ Cspistrano" Sunday--'The
Kennel Murder Case and The Gambling
Lady"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-19
DEATHS

Euzsh,,h : Navarro. ABA Sheridan, -
lydis h. H'snkschsn. soT hekinrtrN. -
Edwin C0s 1850 Wes' Grand Blvd AZ.
Alsxandsr 6 Gsrdinsr. 5000 ClsirnognL 81.
Msr'ir HAyss 1875 Norfclsir- s-
Lucy RAker ess Eat AlsSan9ftrs "a.
Olivia / Atkinson SOL s. Paul. 80.
Gsore. IAyire 220s Wss Eucl~. IS
Helen soboroVsk tstt Fifty second ~.
Anna = Rrysnt. s5?i B.echVood. ~.
FRED Wilbur. 1859 Roosevelt S.
Henry Fridey 52a2 Roosevelt, IS
William Hlldrsih 1881 Auburn. AZ
~ ssstr+- He4%s+Trrt~r7 ff%4T frtrlsnf II
Chsris, Wlllsn Wltt ties seminois. so.
Harry Kokenas sSl3 EAst LsfAyttte. 81
Charles FrsderiCk Roland s3lt Pulfora al.
Dolly y Hunt. Sass LorAins. 80.
1esNs Ytates. 1908 Frrelsn1. 50
susan vandcrsoft Traverse CRY. 81
Carroll = Mcdonald. 1928 santa Bar
bsfs tg
Lourangs L Hsureux. 1922 Junction, 81
Vincent Koscielniak 1881 Kii6gurne, ~
Paul y. Chsvey is03t Kenthsd, a..
Fmnitt Reed 1872 East Lafayette. -.
iJames DtrRey. 252 North Junction. Is.
John l. Ludy, $40 Pe,erboro IS.
MaryannA Ke~at>ki. so2i Dearborn, IS.
RoV Henry Mcleod. 33f5 Second. "a.
Gilbert Canaan 1884 Howard. ~
William y Holden. 22a7 PenaFyiFsnls, "a
Emma y IePire gT32 Beaman 40
Helen DAVE 1890 Crandmon' a.
Edward DuSsourc 1l59 Woodward. q
Rubin Cohen is04h Sorrento 80
David Friedman, 2Ttt Fullerton. 81
Hattie NAV Hafb6bsr. 1883 woodward, ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-19
Tlm.. star Correspondent

PONTIAC, Dec. 19--Cspt Paul
Cool, %. of Pontiac. hero Of Ra.
hagt and New- Guinea ATT battiey
will be honored by Pontiac Vet
Grams of Foreign Wars tomorrow
when he will be gtfeSt-of honor II
q dinner at their hall, 396 South
Saginaw street.
Joseph Mann of Detroit. Michi-
gan department commander OF
the WV, will present the medal
Department Adj utsnt Arthur
Thomas will assist IN the cere-
nnony with r. r. LanCc comman-
der Of Pontiac Post.
Captain Cool whose wife and
baby have been waiting IN MI.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-19
Lansing Theefers

CHIGAN-"s prinEtime IN re Rock.
tss
GLADMER-" Mrs. WIGS 81 ne Can
haze Patch /"
CAPITOL" Broadway" ard Land 81
the open Range
EANsING-"sin Town" and This Wa
PARIS "
NoETHTowN-" Meet the stewards 4"
ard Fantasia 4"
EoBTHTOWN-'rJosn ~ OZARK" ant
"stsrdust or the Range
STATE-"Ths Glass Kew"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-19
Royal Oak Boy, B,
Killed Pulling Sled

ROYAL OAK. Dec 19.-Carl
Goulet. 13, of 719 East 13-Mile
road. was killed instantly last
night when he dragged his sled ir
front of a car al Rochester roae
and Woodside avenue. r.
The driver. Cyril A. Beaubien
q. of 1925 Hendrickson, Clawson
was GENERATED by witnesses and
Prosecutor Charles l.. Wilson. Wit.
nesses said the boy darted in front
of the car.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-19
Dbl State Marines
Feted al San Diego

Roy Barton. Eugene A. Brothers. kart
chervenks. Keith r, Chapman hugns'
JAcb +. Dorsn, Walter Fslkowsh.
Wesley Gallant, Carl T. Gerke, Richard
NJ Hamilton James Hsppeny. Howard
\. KiIsL Rober, Il. Lsansri; Francs NC
Garry, Donald Miller. Robert II, Morean'
stern Joseph Naimo,
Charles g o'connor Gardner p. Perry
Carl NJ. Rittersdorf Joseph Showers Johr
Fnur s9Tg N sSrSst1 w sss:%s Edwsrt
woudenberg Henry r. Yonker
Edward zaski Richard r., Holland
Charlie. W. Bshnmillsr, Keith X Beaver
Cosmo Cilluno, John T. Covlssky. Vern o
Dean, Jack r: Diyksrson ru
Jack %. Endsley, Paul c. franhln
Harold r. Garner. Junior A. Greenners
slo j. Knnge. Kenneth r Msrsse, Jeme'
Mel .sughlin. Edwin l.. Norman.
Monts M Munsell' William pp " N'es F
P PARISH, % eva. g. RIPLEY, Kenneth !
-sehmitit-eieo p. smith 5osepn sMi
Yer Joseph NJ. sLudera. Leonard p. Van
Dyke Eugene NJ. woolf, Anton Wro
-e+ep--AA-ena- Eaero- fcrrr
The Grand Rapids boys ar
rived at the base November u
Members of the Kalamazoo pla
loon. Which was named after 1t
Dick KERN. Kalamazoo marine
aviator who was shot down IN th'
South Pacific, follow:
Robert 3, Asher Donald Baughman
James d. RogemA- John J. Brown -Donal'
lLeR. Dunlap, Gale Ellis, Joseph a. Fsus
ltino. Richard W. Filsrsk, Lyonsl J. Gard
Iner. Jason X. Grimm.
Billy II Halliday, Paul J. Janlng
Thomas Kay. Joseph A, kuhiznai Dsnle
II Magnan, Herman ". MeGehee, Msrlol
Morris, Donald c. Mnpo, Ernest A. Mes
ltrant Seth w overBy. -.
William j. Pstrzio, John @. Philorook
Henry r. Rockafenow. Harold A. Roy
Arthur r. Smoker, Francis O. Ststp ".
Walter sruckert Jr Donald G. webster
FLOYD V Wiley. Norton +. Young
Joseph r. ALola. Vincent Bethel, KEY
Brant. George Cojocar, Clyde a. DNknlns
Richard j. Elliot, Richard Evans
William J. Fearon. Forest c, FINN
Verelyn G Fuller, Robert 4. Gibson
Conrad GrycZks jay NJ. Hun Leon
Johnson. Joseph s Kies. Richard = Zoe
wer, John Mater William A Moody
Robert l. Morse.
Frederick X Nichols Warren 3. New
man Henry -. Pspe, John y. Pearson
lI.loyd A Potter, John l. Rogers Jr, koys
-. sebright. Donald G. sowles. Robert
Strange Hugh T swan Jr, wan ~
West. clare y. whitsmsn and Edwin
Williams.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-19
livestock Markets

CHICAGO Dec. us GNs> HOGS
Reeal dts IS. 5ae market steady strong
top Slt25 bulk, Sl4M IA 20, heavies
sSni4.a6: light lights ti3JT5M ~
Packine so~s, /Si3 600 20; piss H2a
1925.
CATTLE Receipts. 1900 MAKE
steady. Calves Receipts. 500 market
steady Beef steers. Choice ai5H rs so
medium St2ni5 ySsrnngs. st2n ~
Butchers. Heifers 500 IS 30. cows. 50 n
1880 hulls N0.ssH u calves. ssh
1880 feeders Sl0a137a stockers
steers SIC. 10 -; COWS ana heifeis ~
n IL
SHEEP Receipts 3 O0O market STEADY
Lambs. So TaH IS -. common 1877
Si3 1it ever, sTs7s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-19
DIVORCES

Charles wizard Coke from louise
Josephine Gridley from Bernard Francis.
Edward q Provost from Evelyn.
George BeTbyniak from Elizabeth.
Jessie Schnisrs from Raymond.
Monies Harvey from Robert
Alma " AlEner from Robert :
lack Farewell from NrC'uis
FLOYD sch pper from Dolores
MarEarct PrvFyki from Joseph
fonr s HaspslA from Rene
Sitns pushNav from Clarence 49,
SersphinA A Morris from 7. SsnutNrs
lArAbeUa Owen from johris
Esther Cyurcsik from Anthony.
Emily Peters from Alfred W.
Evan ~. koults from Anna.
Pauline Warner from lsek
Donald spsggens from Nvs.
Alma y Van Riper from ANsr.
Martin Mru1 from Helen.
Harold L Bsssett from Margaret Gums.
Fruma kapetAnsky from Abraham.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-19
Flint Theaters

NtCHtGAN-"M MiniVer"
NORTOWN- Christmas Carol" and an
Yank In LihyR "
CAPITOL" Springtims In the Rockies "
GARDEN Moonlight IN Havana and
Wildcat 4"
REGENT--"orchestra Wives" and "Girl
Trouble"
ROXY -"Jscksss Mail" and Bullets for
Bandits "
DELLA-"JackaSs Mali" and lone
Ranger"
Pirates ~ the Prairie" and
"A Letter From Bataan,' and city OF
Silent Men"
STATE Santa Pc Trsil" and Blonde
Goes Latin "
RfALTo-"Ns1i Agent" and The Ma.
rines Fly High "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-19
Saginaw County Vital Statistics
pRTHs

Bows were horn 20:
IAovd and Marguerite wsnyel Duby.
Otto and Olga Buschke Hartner.
Milton and Florence Tuck Phelps.
Lamar and Lsuna Johnson Jarrsrd
Lloyd ana Norma Anderson Hunkins
Ernest and Minnie Sanderson schusi
James and Lucy Johnson Bowens
Ralph and Meta steinbauer Riseisv
Henry and Maxine Harris Sveds
Howard and Patricia Peters Heriick
Girls were horn to:
Louis and Mary Reis Ssntsl.
Row and Evelyn Meineke Hermann
Richard and Alice Lord HassberEtr.
Edward and Annette Newton Johnson
Oscar and Ruth Jeske Fox.
Paul and June fnman Hoffman,
Walter and Gala Rupp Ruthig.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-19
Fire Hits
Pontiac


PONTIAC. Dec. l9. - Fire he
lieved 10 have been caused by. :
short circuit am ng Christina
trimmings threatened the McCar
roll School earl V this morning
Fremcn held the damage 10 one
room where plaster and floor wcrt
chsrrcd due 10 the quick arriva
az trcmen from No 4 station
scfes~ Greenwood avenue from the
school.
Pontiac ENchange Club will
stage it, annual sale Of the Sal
walton Armp paper, WAR Cry"
from 10 q on downtown streets
Tonight. This Is one of the an
nual projects Of the club which
sponsors NMCA activities.
The Salvation Army will pro-
vide Christmas food. fuel and
rfurhfuH, FOR The needy out OF the
money raised through sale az Its
paper, as well a. conduct Yule
parties for underprivlleged
children.
a sailor now stationed in Viz
GINA, Luther c. Lord. who was
formerly chauffeur for Charles {
birmingham, Bloomfield Hits. ha,
1920 in back pay and mill allow
ance coming from tho automobile
man, a Jury in circuit court de-
cidcd- The trial was held before
Judge George NJ. Haftrlck.
Lord said WipninCham cut hi!
pay 10 SIS a month
with the understanding he wouC
accumulate an additional S25 )
month, 10 be forthcoming when h,
resigned, plus interest. Lord re
signed in September 10 Join th'
navy after having acted as hand,
man ound the Winninghan
estate in East Long Lake road To-
Is years.
II Won haven't mailed your
Christmas cards and parcels. get
II done this weekend, pleads
Postmaster T. w. jackson. The
Pontiac post office will be open
from 8 a. m. to p. m. tomorrow.
Mailings this year have been
20 per cent heavier than for the
same period preceding last
Christmas, the postmaster said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-19
SAGINAW Theefers

TFMPLF-"k Yenk A. Eton"
FRANKLIN 49,
WOLVERINE The GAY sister, and
''Meet the stewards "
MECCA-"Sin Town "
CENTER -"Maise Gets Her Man" and
'Hi-NeiKhbor "
DAN1Ei-"The Cold Rush" and Tough
as They Come ~