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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
Official Drivss Truck

In one case at least. q company
Iofficial, Harry b. Norman. vicoI
president Of the Midwest WaDto
Materials Company, was short q.
drivers so appeared himself at TIN
wheel Of q truck. His company.
handles only waste paper and 4
not concerned with collection a
scrap metal.
Following Is list Of those wh6
donated trucks:
Breweries-E. & b., Detroit
Brewing Company, Pfeiffer. Tivc1l.
Schmidt, Stroh, Coebel. Franhe0s
muth. Koppitz. CARING. Altes.
Carbonated beverage companies
l--Wegener Beverage, Coca Cola.
vernor's Ginger Ale. Silver
Springs Water.
Charities-vo Volunteers Of Amers
lea, Salvation Army, st. Vincent
|de Paul Society. Goodwill Indus.
tries.
indiVidual Donors IL
Individuals-Alvin Todd. Ceorxe1
Eiswirth, TOSS East Ferry: J. a.
Wills, Luke Collins, Mr.. Sutton.
9O4 Griswold Building; 1t. EclunP
|of Fort Wayne: William ted
1883 Euclid; Marie Williams, CO.'S
Monterey; Alfred Bayne, 1901
|Mendota; Fisher, 1913 Martindale:
Mr.. Macpherson, 1878 Woodrow
Wilson; Elio Caredzien, 1870
Harmed; Rugener, 1871 West Sir
Mile; Chester Reynolds, 1929 Sus-
sex; Elvin Todd, S35 Mt. Ellioff.
Mr.. Martin, 463S John RI.
Mathews. 159 Twelfth: Mr.. Smiln
MICHIGAN TRUCKING ASSo.
CATION, MEMBERS - Ana~lo
Carriage. B., D. q NJ. Inc. NorvnIk
Truck Lines. Cox Transfer Curn.
pany, Detroit Terminal q Csrtaoo.
Company, Trucking. Inc, MichieSn
Indiana Transportation ComnSnv.
c. j. Moore Carriage, Motor Cify
Express, Transportation Serves.
Boulevard Transfer. Pine TIE
Carriage, Liberty Highway.
Henry & Schram, McKinlev
Avenue Carriage. Consolidated
Freight Company. d. q c. Navi-
CATION Company Long Transports
ton Company, George r. Aleer
Company. National Transit C6r.
|poration, Standard Freight Linz.
Trans-American Freight Line, H01-
lywood Carriage and CIoverleaf
Freight Line. tt Z
Other Contributors
d
OTHERS-C. H. NELSON Car
tage. Schlafer Iron q Metal. Or
land Trucking Company, Turnsr
Carriage q Storage. He's Carte
Michigan Consolidated Cos CO.
|pany. McFarren Carriage Compass.
Socony Vacuum Company. ~ =
Carriage Company. Atlas CT
Stove Company, George Mosor r
Son. Detroit Steel CoeporntioR
Midwest Waste Materiai Co.
Ipany. Strathmoor Lumber Coz
paBy, Standard oil eompunyz
Keystone Oil Refiners. lfickiG66
Carriage Company. Rcd olo0
Transit Company. Charles Olsse0s
Ski. 4651 Fifty-second. CsoqDo
HRmAP - kr0&n "A ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27

CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate
iistings In the big Sunday Times Want
Ad Section,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
1000 TrudS
Contributed for
Scrap Collection
City, State. Private.
Vehicles. Unions Join in
Salvage Drive Here

An army Of almost 1000 trucks
both public and private-wero
used in Detroit Saturday In tho
collection of scrap iron for the M
tons steel mills.
The huge job was under direcs
ton of Rich Thompson. salvage
collection head for the DIV.
Using the eight DPW collection
districts, with their 48 sectionGb
as the basis, Thompson.s Job was
to distribute the hundreds Oe
trucks and almost 5000 workers
among the various sections. y
Nucleus of the truck army
were the 1S3 garbage trucks and
232 rubbish trucks owned by the
city. These were taken on all
other Jobs for the scrap ccllec-
ton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
! NEFF RID. ..,-... WARREN-MACK sso ,HSMf


FOR coLoRnD-5-scrs farms. on urstiot
on Quinn Rosd; GOOD soil; terms. Lake
Tlfa. Branch office sundays, $50 Quinn Rd.
Yor 8 ana io-ACRE SMALL FARAs. see
CLARENCE J.. BoLDT. Rsaitor. CA, 1899
HERE'S chance to secure good little farm
at bargain. Mound-11-Mile road. acres.
house, barn; few minutes 20 city. Chrysler
tank plant, Hudson Arsenal. Must have
81 800 down. 2622i Mound.
HOOVER, between 10 and if-Miis; half
acres. City water. 1878, i0% an. Heath
Realty, IL Mile Mound.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
HOWELL

81 acres. Grand River frontage. close 10
town. large frame home, complete with fur
mace gas fired. Edison lights. complete
bath and pressure water. Price reduced 70
-, 500, half cash.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27

State Sends rs Trucks -
The Michigan State Highway
Commission sent IS trucks to Al ]
the job while the Wayne County,
Road Commission added 10 to thu
total.
One military group was NJ
cluded. The 728th Military Polioo
Battalion encamped at Riveri
Rouge sent five trucks and Is me-
to aid In the collection.
Labor unions joined In furnish
ing men. James Hoffa and Robert
Mitchell of Local 247, Teamsterle
Union, and Burt Brennan Of tn
Produce Union pledged their 6.
CARNATIONS.
Likewise, Norman Fox. head 81
Local 80 of the Brewery WorlEerS.
The brewery workers, nati0na1lr.
independent, are affiliated locally
with the Wayne County Go
Council. The Industrial InSurx1c1
Agents Union (CIO) employed
their 500 members In 4 house-to-
house canvass for scrap.
Large Group Donors
Among the large group coatzl-,
button Of trucks included 40 frcG6j
local breweries, IS by local chorf
ties and $50 by carbonated bsvs'
lerage companies. 8
Through Don B. Smith, chair
man of the Michigan Trucking
Association, 30 huge transport
trucks, many of the tractor-traiIerI
type, were offered by MIA MEM
bers and more were promised r.
needed. Some association mem.
beers already had pledged trucks
individually. 1850 asslss ssssass
A special service was offered ~
the Detroit Towing Company. III.
Organization kept crane truc)og'
standing by to pick up my piece1
of scrap too heavy to b lifted by,
hand. M
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27

READ Times want Ads for proht-use
them for resultsl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27

zoo ACRES, LAKE. FRoNrsc

Excellent soil. 10 acres OF good hardvoo,
timber, Groom house, electric lighted. 2exb
harm. other outbuildings. Proc $1,000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
L. II. CRANDALL

LOCATE YOUR LAND-county maps
show sections. All, roads, lakes.
streams. etc, Csc per county. Mich. Tax
Service, 1850. Majestic Bldg, Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27

one small private lake. good river frontage.
some timber Old home Edison lighted.
: Price $50 an acre.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
ON THE HILL

: oYERLooKISG MuIlet Lake. beautiful
wooded 10 acres; -S200- x2s down, $40 mo-
Mich Tax Service. Majestic Bids.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27

CONSULT the ENLARGED Real Estate list
ings IN the big sunday Times Want Ad
seetion'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27

ELEvEN.RooM house and acre Of land
fireplaces; good furnace; short dis
Of repair. only s3,S0O Ed terms. New
man. 1880 Middlebelt at Eckrs road.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 20a-aers farm.
sale or trade; some buildings. Owner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27

CHICKEN and fruit farm location; 7
acres small new cottage; near school ;
$50 cash required: balance can be financed
like rent Newman. 1851 Telegraph road.
CHOICE small farm; y3I5; Al miles from
Detroit City Hall CA 400. TU. 2-s47e
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-27

Mrs Hipkins' Special Chicken Pie. neol in itself.
Made Of oil fresh ingredients with floky pie crust
Includes ony Sc drink.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23
Presto! It's Rubber!
Synthetic Process Demonstrated Before U. OF M
Class by Superintendent Of Parke-Davis Co.

Harvey w. Merker held a cruel
bic partly filled with a milky SUBJ
stance in his left hand.
He poured a colorless fluid from
a bottle into the crucible.
Out came a rubber ball!
Merker, superintendent at the
Parke Davis Company, performed
his magician's trick last night
before a class of the University
of Michigan extension department
10 demonstrate method oi
making synthetic, rubber.
He pointed out that his 80.
second trick was only the culmina.
ton of long hours of processing
the two fluids to make the trick
successful.
american inventors discov-
cred a fine synthetic rubber 10
years ago. IL cost 81 n pound
to make IL 80 IL was not de-
veloped. With 100000 tons
schedule for production next
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23

mond and in his own handwriting
1t was dated September 8. He was
well and wanted chocolate sent
him.
1T was prayers that did IL, 1
know" says Mrs. Burke re-
peatedly. That's all 1 can think
about 1t. It's funny, but you
know, when 1 left for Toronto
last week, the last thing 1 said
to my husband was to be sure
and let me know IL a letter came
while / was gone.
Somehow, / was more re-
lieved than surprised when the
phone call came. It's so hard,
though, not to say was when
we can say is again now"
The machinery of the Red Cross
was set in motion Immediately Il
see that Raymond gets the choco
late he asked for in the letter ant
his mother went about notifying
her friends that the memoria
cards she sent out Monday don
count"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23
Aims at Total
Ruin Of Church

They are making IL impossible
for the Polish population 10 par
ticipate in any religious worship
This aim has been achieved to I
large extent through violence anC
terror.
A report on the general situa
ton by Cardinal Hlond said:
"HItlerism aims ut the sys-
temstIc and total destruction
Of the Catholic Church.
"Cathedrais have been closed
and their keys are kept by the
invaders
Bishops and priests are in
concentration camps.
zone cathedral has been made
into a garage. Five bishops pal
aces have been invaded, one
turned into an inn, the bishops
chapel serving rs a ballroom. In
the chapel of the primate's pal
ace at Poznan there is now
dog kennel.
The clergy are the most
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23
Big British Fleet
In indian Ocean

LONDON, Oct. % (UP).-A
strong British feet, including
three battleships and On aircraft
carrier, is operating in the Indian
Ocean and along the east coast OF
Africa. it was disclosed today.
Admiral Sir James Somerville
is in command of the battle fleet,
which naval quarters presumed
had a normal screen of cruisers,
destroyers and auxiliary vessels.
The battleships are the 31.100-
ton Warspite and the Royal
Sovereign and the Resolution,
both $3.50 tons.
The aircraft carrier is the IL
lustrious, $4,000 tons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23
You May Wear Rags,
Van Padssen Warns

KALAMAZOO. Oct. % INS) -
You may be living in the rags
of soldiers of the American revo-
luton before this war is over 81
was the warning here today from
Pierre Van Paassen,, author and
lecturer.
Van Paassen spoke at the open
ing Of the annual convention Of
the eighth region of the Michigan
Education Association.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23

year, the price will be brought
down TO where IL can be used
commercially" Merker said.
The butadiene is obtained from
either petroleum or alcohol; the
clear fluid. styrene. from benzol
and alcohol. Making these two
requires intricate equip
ment and long hours Of work,
Merker said.
Hitler solved the problem of
producing synthetic rubber be-
fore he started this war. We
are now solving IT," he added.
Merker's demonstration was
made during a review of the book,
This Chemical Age" by William
Haynes, in the class conducted by
Prof. Wesley II. Maurer, depart
ment OF journalism.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23
Wake Island Officers
Safe in Jap Prison

HONOLULU, Oct. % QNS) -
Officers, exclusive Of airmen. who
fought at Wake Island from De-
.cember 8 TO %, are safe, il was
revealed today in a letter from
Maj. Bryghte d. Godbold OF
Auburn, Ala, to his fiancee OF
Honolulu.
The letter was mailed from the
Shanghai internment barracks and
disclosed that all IL marine Off
GERS and one navy medical officer
with the first marine defense bat
talon are informed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23
IN PsYCHoPATHIC WARD

Charged with attempted robbery
unarmed, Miller is in Receiving
Hospital psychopathic ward with
a possible skull fracture.
During his heyday of crime,
Miller was arrested Is times. held
as suspect in numerous murder
and gangster cases, convicted on
several minor offenses and once
committed to the Ypsilanti Hos
pital for mental treatment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23
The War Fronts

ITALY-British announce heavy
Raj bombing of Genoa, en-
barking point for supplies
sent, to Axis troops in Africa;
w Italians say Turin also was
raided and admit heavy dam
age and casualties. page IL
GUADALCANAL+"Feeler" at
tack by japanese troops re-
pulsed. page p
RUSSIA-Germans report bad
weather has halted their of
fensive from the Don to the
Arctic: Russians hold in Sta
lingrad. page D.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23
RS. Roosevelt Arriues in ENGLAND
The Black Book Of Poland
Nazis Wipe Out
charlottesville

failing of bishops and priests dissertation and wrecing OF
churches stoppage all Catholic Church activities and the
Catholic aymen told todays article
from The Black Book of Poland" published by Putnams.
prints articles belief that Americans
know what happening in Nazi-invaded Poland
The Black Poland" is OFFICIAL authenticated by
hundreds documents photographs the hands of the Free
government declares that all reports eepng
declaring that the persecution by
Naz authorities only aimed against the Polish clergy
religious life against religion in general
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23
Guest Of KinQ
AndQueendf
Buckingham
Crossed by Plane,
Plans TO Remain
for z or 3 Weeks

LONDON, Oct q (UP) Buck
ingham Palace announced today
that Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt
had arrived in Britain.
The announcement said that
Mrs. Roosevelt had arrived for a
visit at the invitation Of King
George VI and Queen Elizabeth.
Mrs. Roosevelt, the announce
ment said. was DESTROYS of gaining
a first-hand knowledge Of wartime
activities of British women.
TO SEE L. S. TROOPS
Mrs. Roosevelt, il was an
nounced. also will visit the United
States armed forces in Britain.
Mrs. Roosevelt and her secre-
tary, Malvina Thompson, will be
guests of the king and queer
during the first part Of her stay in
Britain.
They arrived in Britain By
plane and plan 10 be here two or
three weeks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23
Police Doom Big Hi ps
Chief Bids Adieu TO Huge WaistIines and Biceps
Suggests Indoor Baseball Medicine Ball
BY ROBERT ROSS

Precinct police heads were asked
today to look around for a shady
known as Gelatin
Bay Windows" alias "Berserk
Not that Supt. Louis L. Berg
believes any OF his men would
associate with such a lug, but he
is threatening a physical fitness
program-vjust in case.
-Four years ago we were
forced TO abandon physical train
ing because OF the press Of du-
ties" said Berg. "Now we have
more time and think we should
revive a."
Berg's Boon to Bullying Biceps
will be a loosely organized affair
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23

handicapped by lack Of adequate
room and equipment.
Some of the flabbier patrolmen
will be instructed TO play indoor
baseball, il they can find a dia-
mond.
\ Others will be requested TO toss
the medicine ball. if some one do
mates a ball.
Still others will be sent TO SWIM
ming pools, provided the pools are
available.
The V for Vigor project will be
directed by Sgt. Edward Whit
mack. who is so vigorous himself
that a person risks catching health
merely by talking to him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23
Bandit Kills
Attendant in
Parking LOT
Aide in Loop Dies
Defending Cash for
Payment on Home

Apparently defending with his
life some money he had borrowed
10 purchase a small home. a park
ing lot attendant lay dead today
while police sought shabby
green-sweatered holdup man.
The shooting of Harry Pfeiffer,
as, of 1870 Linwood avenue, the
father of two, took place in a
Times Square parking lot at 4:3O
p. m, just a few yards from busy
State street.
Witnesses who looked on from
a second story building across the
street described a scuffle between
the two men that ended when
Pfeiffer dropped with bullet over
his ieft eye. The gunman fed.
HAT USED AS CLUE
A go size hat, with the initials
j. C." on the band, was a clue
to the killer. He was described
as ~ years old. AS pounds and
brown hair.
Reconstructing the crime today,
police reasoned that Pfeiffer's de-
fiance Of the weapon was inspired
by frantic desire TO protect S1S5
he had been loaned by an aunt
as down payment on a house.
This money was found in a
wallet on the body. Missing, &C.
cording TO Samuel c. Binkow and
Philip r. Krowetz, the slain
mans employers. was a bag of
silver change and bills which they
estimated would amount to SIS.
PRAISED BY EMPLOYER
I'VE knew him WELL" said
Binkow. who with his partner
operates parking lots here and
in the east. He had been en-
ployed by us for about IL years.
"Pfeiffer was steady and re-
liable, but man with n quick
temper. He would have been the
type TO have fiared up against n
robbery"
The shooting was witnessed by
Nicholas Whitman, 5152 Sheridan
avenue. whose second story office
in nearby building overlooks the
lot.
II was looking out my Office
window about 4:25 p. m. yester-
day." said Whitman, "when
these two men burst out of the
shanty at the end of the lot,
struggling. The killer had a re-
CONTINUED on Next Page, Col. 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23

Frederick II. Beckenhaver, Sd
of 8S41 Woodward avenue. dice
today in ST. Francis Hospital o
injuries he received Tuesday wher
his car ran head-on into a Baker
street car at Joseph Campau and
Clay avenues, in Hamtramck.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23

From the very beginning the
German authorities of occupation
started campaign of barbarous
determination OF the Catholic
Church.
The invaders are aiming at the
complete destruction of the church
organization and religious life.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23

TIA. Malta. Oct. q
GNS).-Three Axis fighter planes
and bomber were shot down by
British ground and air defenses
Thursday. The enemy raids caused
slight damage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23
Bag 8 Planes Over Egypt

CAIRO, Oct. % (UP).-Allied
fighter planes have shot down six
more planes over the western
desert, while heavy BIO m b ers
raided airdromes on the Axis-held
island of Crete, a joint British
and American communique re-
ported today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23
Fires Started,
HitsSCoredon
Arms Works
All Planes Return
From l,500-MiIe Raid
on Port. War Center

LONDON, Oct. % (UP)-A
strong force of Raj bombers
blasted at Genoa, important port
and industrial center of northern
Italy. last night, making a round
trip flight of 500 miles in bright
moonlight without losing a single
plane.
Authoritative sources said 1t
can be assumed that it was the
heaviest raid of the war on Italy
MANY heavy bombs were
dropped on the detectives and
very large fires were seem" an
air ministry communique said.
PORT FOR ROMMEL
Genoa is the principal port of
embarkation for reinforcements to
Field Marshal Erwin Rommers
Axis North African troops and is
the site Of the Ansaldo aircraft
parts and munition works.
CRadio Rome said the British
planes struck at Turin as wei
as Genoa. and admitted -consid-
cradle damage" at Genoa. II
said two planes were shot down.
(The Italians said the attack
was carried out in several waves,
with Raj bombers dropping ex-
plosives and incendiary bombs.
Hours after the raid, radio Rome
reported that rescue squads still
were digging civilians from the
debris in Genoa.
ADMIT PLANT HIT
("The population suffered many
casualties" the Italian high
command said.
(The communique said the
raiders hit a plant at Genoa.)
(The Italian high command
admitted damage "of notabls
dimensions" at Genoa. Interna-
tional News Service said.)
The raid was the twenty-sixth Of
the war against Italy by Raj
planes based in Britain and
marked resumption of the attack
against the Italian industrial til.
angle of Turin, Milan and Genoa,
last raided on April u. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23
Honey Boy
Miller
I'm Battle

Joe Honey Boy Miller who re
putedly once IoIled In tne Iusf
pastures OF the old Purple gang
is in Jail today-arrested broke
while trying TO cheat a vending
machine of a package of ciga-
rets.
Without inserting money. Miller,
AZ, began shaking the cigaret
machine in restaurant at 2214
Cass avenue last night. police re-
ported. When violent rocking OF
the machine failed 10 eject the
smokes. they said. Miller forced
customers and employees 10 the
rear Of the establishment, threat
ening them with a metal napkin
holder
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23
How .DapS
Got Toxic
Raiders

A missionary's story Of how
four American pilots. forced dowr
in occupied China after the Toxic
bombing raid. made a vain but
courageous attempt TO flee 10 free
territory can be told today.
The fiiers were the four an,
nounced as officially lost yester-
day by Secretary OF War Henry
L. Stimson. Until that announce
ment was made the account Of
Miss Coral Houston, long a mis-.
sionary in China. could not bC
printed.
HEARD STRANGE PLANE
II heard a plane circling low
over our compound the night of
April 49," Miss Houston, who
was interned with other mission
aries told reporters on August so.
II knew II wasn't n japanese
plane. They never few that low
or that late.
early next morning japanese
CONTINUED on Next Page, Col. a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23
Join Big Parade

Candler-Hill Corporation girl
employees in MISS VICTORY
search. Story and pictures on
page 3.
Stories and pictures on girl
employees in other Michigan war
plants will appear daily in the
Times next week. See Sundays
Times for a listing of plants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23
POLICEMAN ENTERS

Entering from a bar next door
plainclothed Patrolman II cine
Wagner drew his gun as he spice
Miller attempting to open the cash
register.
The alleged gangster missed +;
flying tackle at the officer.
"If I had a gun, I'd kill you,"
Miller repeatedly said as Wagner
raped him with his gun butt
during the fracas that followed.
One bullet struck a wall a,
Wagner's gun was discharged
accidentally.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23
ARTICLE v.
FROM THE BLACK BOOK OF POLAND

Official the Free Polish Government in Exile
In all Poland, which is 80 per cent Catholic, not
single is being said today The churches closed
clergy in Jail the Catholic press and schools banned
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23
Irish Eyes Are Smiling
Those Of Windsor Family Sparkle Again at News
That Son. Believed Dieppe Victim. Is Alive
BY LINTON Ankles

The Frank Burkes of Windsor
are going around today with the
old Irish sparkle back in their
eyes, trying to get used to refer
ring to their son, Raymond, in the
present tense.
Raymond, %, a private In the
Essex Scottish. was part of the
Dieppe raider crew. On August 2s
his parents were notified that Ray
mond had died of wounds suffered
in the action. The sparkle died. /,
On October / his friends. those
of them who weren't with him on
the raid, gathered with his family
in Windsor for memorial services.
The scroll telling of his death was
'draped with black and the family
moved duly through its work.
PRISONER, SAYS CABLE
Then, Wednesday night, came a
Icablegram from Mrs. Burke'S
brother-in-law in Manchester,
England:
Raymond and Allen prisoners
and uninjured."
(Allen is Allen Brown, Ray
mond's schoolday pal in Wind
sor, who also was captured)
Mrs. Burke was summoned has
tily from Toronto, where she was
visiting relatives and almost at
the same moment she arrived
home at 2243 Richmond street, a
letter arrived. II was from Ray
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23
The Weather

The sun viii set At $50 D. m. today,
and rise tomorrow At 1858 a. m.
The moon will rise at 6:fe .. m. today.
and set tomorrow at 500 a m.