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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-27
SOI1TH END

At the South End playground, two
brothers, Robert and Thomas Rog-
ers of 121 Cherry St., VINO first prize
ma toy contest which was a week
w feature there. Other winners
were:
Theresa Ann Rogers, l2l Cherry
st., who carried toy elephant;
Margaret Boucher, 26, East Dover
St., toy piano; Yolandi Diamond, q
East Dover St., toy bureau. Judges
were Raymond Plourde, 623 South
Ma ST., and Doris Greneiri
Main ST., and Doris Grenier, 40
Mill st.
A baby contest will be held on
Friday, July 80, at 2:30 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11

Here are two pictures which
show that a catcher must be
able 10 take it IN baseball. A.
night. Hal Wagner, the
Athletics backstopper, has
dropped 10. the ground after
being hit by a ball while
Bloodworth was At bat. But
Wagner resumed play and
then had 10 take humping
and brave Ned harris spikes
when the latter scored in the
fifth inning on Paul Richards
infeld roller. Harris had
opened the frame with a dou-
bic and ms run was the only
one the Tigers scored Salur-
day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
Dear MOnl:'
Were AWOL. in Jail;
Please Bring Candy

Two teen-aged sailors. being
held by shore patrol at the city
jail, sure miss MONS homemade
candy.
Sgt Edward T. GoetSch of the
military police was sitting in his
office when he saw rope made
from bedding with a tin cup at
tachcd dangling outside his win
dow. 1t apparently was being
lowered from the cell blocks
above him.
After a tug-of-war he obtained
the cup. Inside it was the note
which read.
PLEASE send wire G. q. d.
10 Mrs. II. Ben amin, Rochester,
Mich. Dear Nom, we are In tho
Detroit jail. Please come down
and see as and get some passes
10 visit us. DO that and bring
lots Of candy. Your loving son,
Robert, and Junior"
Shore patrol said the youths,
Robert Benjamin and Jack Wise
Icy. both II and both from Roch-
ester, had overstayed their leaves.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
Chief Of Police
Of Dearborn 10
Protest Custer

Z A court battle brewed today
over the dismissal of Emory r.
Evans. chief of police in Dear
born and a law enforcement Off
Ger for is years.
Fired as a result of ono of the
first actions taken by Mayor or
Vile l.. Hubbard under the powers
of new city charter, Evan,
charged:
I'm being let ont because
drove gambling and organized
vice out of Dearborn. But
won't take IL lying down. This
will he a matter for the courts
To decide"
Evans was dcpoScd by Otto A.
Hoffman, newly appointed director
OF public safety.
Hoffman told the chief that the
administration had "a complete
lack of confidence in his ability
and named Ervinc Nelson, an al.
torney, to his $500 a year post.
A reason for Evans dismissal
was domination of the department,
10y outside influences, Hoffman de
Clarcd
That's merely an excuse"
Evans fctOrtcd. Every one will
he able To Judge how ridiculous
il i when get the case before
"A court"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
Obituaries
Thomas J. Dixon
Veteran Times 6mpIoye
Dies After Injury
Photo by Times stan Photographer

Funeral arrangements were be-
ing made today for Thomas J.
Dixon. So. Of 4S34 Edmonton
avenue, proof reader al The
Detroit Times for the last 20
years and the oldest member of
the Detroit Typographical Union,
who died today at Mt Carmel
Hospital, He was injured IN an
automobile accident December 30.
Mr.. Dixon jojncd the Typo
graphical Union in 1878 and was
al one time superintendent Of the
old Detroit journal composing
room He began his career with
the Parke-D7NIS printing depart
ment and also served with the
Detroit Tribune.
Surviving him arc a brother,
Edward, som, Joseph H. two
daughters. Mrs Harry tinnigan
and Mr., Hugh ShiIIady five
grandchildren and TWO great
grandchildren, all of Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
Auto Death Is First
In FernddIe This Year

The death of Mrs. Lucy Ann
Scohcld. 81. Of 1904 SymcS avenue
in Mt. Carmel Hospital was listed
today by Ferndalc police as their
first traffic fatality of the year
1t. Gilbert Stroh said Mrs. SEQ
field walked against red light
into the path OF a truck driven
by Romuald G Koclcckl 3. Of
139 Lakeside drive Royal Oak.
at the intersection OF Woodward
and VeStcr avenues.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09

a quiet green park hat momcn-
tarly I saw instead = WCBi hid
cou- WITH fame and explosion
aud ] heard agaH 81 voice say
ING
Throw the grcnadc>
Yes. | saw your husband that
morning wien tho black coast
of Africa trcmhlcd II wa, not
fine FIRST time ! had seen hum
The FIRST time was a a British
port when l boarded a cutter
taking Us 10 Orau
"Hc seems awfully Young Tor
y colonel" | said later 90 It..
John Cole Lexington, ky.
John replied
"He'S one OF the hest. I'll fol-
low him anywhere"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
Man Killed by Truck,
Police Hold Driver

Frank Nowicki, 40 Of 2127 Lo-
land avenue is dead today, while
Paul r. Outright. Is, Of l1444WeSt
Outer drive. operator Of the truck
which ran him down as he crossed
SChOolCrafl avenue, AT Appleton
avenue, Is being held ny police for
investigation of negligent homicide
NowiCki'S death is the seventh
traffic fatality of the year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
Parents Free on Bond;
Accused in Sons Trial

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Polzin OF
1851 Dryden avenue, were free on
bond today after being held for
trial on charges Of conspiracy to
obStruCL Justice The kidnapping
trial Of their two sons, Raymond
and Theodore Polzin. and Arthur
MIChalSki. Also ordered held by
Recorders Judge Donald Van Zile
is Nh, Ann Krol. a neighbor, OF
S2l7 Dryden.
All three are charged with TAM
pcrinC with witnesses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
Muskeqon Soldier Dies

ELIZABETH. \. j. Jan S up
Pvt Thomas Wawrzyniak ol
3O5 NOTthdaIc avenue, MuSkcGon
Mich. died here last night fron
injuries received when an auto
mobile which he and four othci
soldiers were hiding crashed into
n telephone pole AT Linden y J
Two others IN the group were II
critical condition.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
Detroit Soldier
Dies in Pacific

Mr.. and Mrs John Sterling ~
.23i5 Tyler avenue, who 10 days
ago recognized their son, Ken
meth, in newspaper picture taken
IN New Guinea, today were noti-
fed Of the boys death.
Young Sterling was born here
in 1919 and graduated from Cen
trial High School He was killed
in action December Ia, according
to communication 10 his parents.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
Reports Cancer Cure Near

NEW YORK Jan S tUPl Or
Arthur Erceborn ChaCc. now pres
ident Of the New York Academy
Of Medicine. reported last night
thst medical science SIS ION The
tfreshhold' of conqucrinC cancer
end infantlc paralysis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
lNithigdn Men
Killed in Kansas
Bomber Crash

two NlcEIfa lt.'rHa.t> t-r
Of them lom Detroit. MORO listed
TO-DAY amorE nine persons a....a
IN ar ssml bomber oss. neH
Salrna. kan. vr.o n Castor ra
was tho or1 >.aNor SCI. similar
crash 'aat eHra j. m. mead.
N1-i'e CRY hau.
The Michigan Victims tr
first WShap WCr Je lrwr7 '.
Dyer nj Grand Rapids ar. Eo96t
Scccrd az Detroit
Iicl'CneH ScCcrd ~ 'NC soo
of Mrs Arthur SCCurC. -u Cam
bridge roa0 WAS born .r t..an
y. y He was q graduate o. West
orn Nia'ar2 Academy Alton d..
md al Washington AND Ire ln-
NersitN. LnAreiar. Xa. Die ems
listed I'M Novcwhcr ls+i ra rec
Ceived hrs commission ~ '.r Ar
Corps Navigation Nehoo. io03o
Tex laS' Scpicmbcr I.o "1>
married be- Cleveland a>' august
Officers az tho Topeka base
to-day planned % question f.re
Leckas ~ Custer WHO p1-su1urr0
10 safety 10 determine t.e cause
Of tho White CITY crash.
GREE\NlLLI s. CO. SIAM S
ms The crash 0' au army
bomber with tho death o' four
meu was announced tN authors
ties Al the GrceuN.lIc air base
The victims all Cu0Cr~ VCro
identified as Gordon j. Cairns u.s.
Silver Springs Nd Thomas i
Cannalonc ~ Waterfowl Mas
Everett J. du Po.~ 20 Beaumont
TsN and Cecil /. Fupcl -
Evansville Ind
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09

Nh. Hoffman. who has iust
been named commissioner of
public safety Tor Dearborn by
Mayor Orvillc l.. Hubbard in
A shakeup Of the suburban
city's police heads.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
Mrs. Louise Beck
Rites Monday for VIE
Of Ca+hoIic Eo-or

Rites Tor Mrs Louise RcnLaLd
Bsck, wife ~ Anthony = RccE
edior of the Michigan Catholic
WI ho held al $50 a m Nonday
from tho Cathedral Of the Blessed
SacrsOlent.
Mrs Beck. born In Ndlamsport
Pa. died Yesterday She rs SUI
Viied by her husband TWO chill
drtn, Rita and Richard. throo
hrptherS. ono sister and her
rIbthcr Mrs Rosa Rcjnhald
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09

Sons Of Colonel Marshall, Hero Of Oran Attack
VIII Learn Some Day How He Died
Continued from Page one

saw your husband again At
Gibraltar and. later, As VIC
pushed across the Meditorra-
moan he told me something
about how he graduated from
West Point. and how he had a
wife and TWO boys back IN the
states.
lie kept talking about back
homc" until he had 10 60 down
10 meet other officers 10 work
out final plans TO break the
boom al Oran Harbor.
BEGAN TO UNDERSTAND
i was then that ! began 10
understand what he Intended TO
do We had been surprised TO
learn that there was q cruiser
type War>hlp in the harbor That
meant there would be heavier
guns than VIC had expected
But the colonel calmly de
Scribcd his bold plan 10 board
The enemy warShip~ with Crap
ping IRONS and to capture them
with machine guns and grcnado>
in order 90 clear the way for the
American assault on the harhor.
There a paragraph m your
letter saying
When i'm time our two boys
are old enough to he told they
will he very proud and | should
like 10 he able TO answer all
their questions.
THEY'LL BIZ PROUD
Yes Mrs. Marshall. they viii
he very proud and YOU can tell
them he was a slim straight Sill
houctto against The red flashes
Of tho guns. You can tell them
that when he gave the order TO
throw The gycnadc> 10 attack a
W7r>hlp With grcnadeS -- his
voice was calm above tho chat
ter of The machine gun under hiS
arm
You know tho main facts -
how vc plunged against tho har-
hor boom hoping the French
would NOT open FIRE But they
did You know how We Wclc
trapped how our ammunition
began exploding and how the
gun, of 'hc Wat-hlpS m tho har-
bor Iaked our little ship.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
Regional Office
Of WLB Urged
By Legislators
Time. star Correspondent

LANSING. Jan. s.-A rcsolu.
ton urging the War Labor BcarC
to set up a regional office IN De
troit was hurried To tho House
by the Senate today Favorable
action is expected al Monday eve
nIng'S session.
The resolution was INTRODUCED
by Senator Chester NJ, Howell OF
Saginaw, at the request of Gov
ernor Kelly, and it was passed
unanimously without EoinG 10
committee.
~ regional office In Detroit
Is of paramount Importance to
the war effort" Howell SAID.
There Is no reason why Labor
problems cannot he settled right
there instead of being sent 10
Cleveland or Washington"
Senator Stanley Nowak OF De-
troIt said both labor and manage
ment strongly urged the move
He said, under the present Satup
weeks of delay are encountered
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09

The Regional War Labor Board
i'm Cleveland today approved wage
increases for three firms in this
area and denied petitions of two
other Michigan companies. Those
denied were the American Lady
Corset Company and the Marvel
Refining Company of Grand
Rapids
The board approved a two
dollar weekly raise for 10 en-
.ploycS Of the -Four Hour Laundry;
s. 10 $50 monthly raises for -
seamen of the Great Lakes Tran
port Corporation and bonuses Of
$500 to $1,000 for three key en-
ploycS of Mas Brothers.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-06
MARA\AIHA CHAPEL
North al Pine
Rev. VIM u. Dunn, Pastor

Services for sunday.
$50 Bible School for all ages.
Como
100 Morning Worship for
ever 5 bod Spcc.al Sunday
morning sermon subject Why
do the Nations rage
645 Naranatha Young Peo-
pics Lcaguc
745 Another old-t.me Gospel
service for everybody. Songs
you an love special music and
"a strrug message. BRING a
friend
Tuesday evening Z IS -- pray
or and praise service for every
body with half hour Bible
study i'm The book OF lst John.
BRING sour Bible.
Don forget the Saturday
uiEhl union service in front Of
the Court House
The Daily Vacation Bible
school VIII -c1u1ln4n--a-4+s--ee-
06d week ON Monday morning at
9 30 20 las and each morn
ing except Saturday Good at
tendance and good interest is re-
ported for the first week
A hearty welcome always
awaits you at NARANATHA.
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BY REV. +. Is. TSCHUDY
Is 1T RIGHT?

God of the Sabbath, renew
thy ancient covenant of quiet
ness within our hearts. Lift
burdens from our minds. small
concerns from our living. that
each holy day may find us adj
vancing unto thy Kingdom.
Send grace TO all who have no
Sabbath in their hearts. In
Christ we pray. Amen"
I'm Numbers, the fifteenth
chapter, we see the importance
OF trivial matters, as regards
their consequences. A man picks
up sticks on the Sabbath and is
stoned 10 death by the Israel
ties. Evidently il was no work
OF necessity and mercy. but
something trivial. Do you re-
call the incident in Pilgrim $
Progress, Of the man raking
sticks, who was used by Inter
prefer 10 ShoW-Ghfistiana- that
by looking doWnWards only. as
one must in trivial matters, il is
impossible to be aware of God
offering eternal rewards above
s h ort live d and pcrishable
earthly prizes? Possibly, the
idea came 10 Bunyan from this
chapter in Numbers.
Not many Of US ask, as il
riGht?', rather, we ask. is it
wrong We are more anxious
not TO diSplcase God. than we
are anxious TO please God. That
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-06

vsrna shannon Estate November H.
1888 - Claims.
- State Of Michigan The Probate Court
for The County OF Macomb.
At session OF said Court. held -
the Probate Office in the CITY OF Nj.
Clemens I'm the said County. on the 2nd
dav OF August A. D. l043
Present Honorable Joseph V. from
bly,, Judge Of Probate.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF Verna
shannon, Deceased.
II appearing TO the court that the
time for presentation OF claims against
said estate should be limited. and that
time and place be appointed 10 re-
ceive. examine and adjust all claims and
demands against said deceased by and
before said court
Il is Ordered. That creditors Of said
deceased are required 10 present their
claims 20 said court az said Probate Of
flee on or before the 18th day OF NoVen-
Der A. ID. 1913, AZ ten o'clock In the
forenoon. said time and place being
hereby appointed for the examination
and adjustment OF all claims and de-
mands against said deceased.
II is Further Ordered That public no
tice thereof be given by publication Of
copy Of this order for three successive
weeks prey InLlG-te- said daV OF hearing.
IN the Monitor Leader. a newspaper
printed and circulated in said county.
JOSEPH v. TnONRTY.
Judge Of Probate
true copy
MARY HARRISON.
Register OF Probate
AUG SIS 20-M-L
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-06
Legal Notices

RyngarCt. Ralph : Saulrn Reno Bernard
Mrs Pcnner FuCenis Zaharle, FLOYD &
Ina KlmbaN John PrchS Est julius
Hou'cmar Fred Prichs, John Kolmorgan.
Frank Spar2ak Albert Buss. James +.
COIrgsu. John kOllmorgan Albert Buss.
Albert Metz NJ {. g. NJ. F. Muvcv,
Paul Pr.ehs. Hanna PrchS Arson PrichS,
Fred PriCbS, Julia puchS. Mrs. Fred Klci-
no, Art PriChs Alfred Priehs, Hanna
Prche Alfred Puchs Albert Radlon. Lou
isc KlcUo. Harold Ward AloysiuS MalburE,
Mrs lcnora Faulmau, Vim, Frohelp, Ber-
tina Prizes Victor Prizes, Bertha Prizes. c.
DeN.ssCner Herman Cent? Herman Cor
nell ESSEN Fred \ Martha SChaber RAY
moud Curfman Wlhcrt Ebcriein, Al
bert DcBusSCncre. Rene Braekevelt HUI
bort Gratten John s Mclean Joseph
StacicrS. Emma Ncininger, Mary Van
Thomme Frank Van Thommc Herman
Cent? Leonard Mcasel are hereby notified
that az the time and place aforesaid, or
AZ such other time and place thereafter 20
which said letting may be adjourned !
shah proceed 20 receive bids for the con
structon Of said Crooked Brook Drain
IN the manner herembefore stated and
also. That at such time and place as stated
aforesaid lrnEa- Elae-a,e ieo-.-in-tnc- fore
noon until five O clock m the afternoon,
me apporuorment for benefits and the
lands comprised within the Crooked
Brook Dram Special Assessment Dis
tric's VIII be subject 20 review,
And you and Each Of You Owners and
persons interested an. the aforesaid land
are hereby cited 20 appear AZ the time
and place Of such reviewing OF appOrtion-
meats as aforesaid. and be heard with re-
Spect 90 such special assessments and
your interests in relation thereto, II YOU
so desire.
Dated this 28'h day OF July AID. l943
WILLIAM c. HARPER.
County Drain Commissioner.
County OF Macon0h.
July 30, August e-M l..
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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-06
MORTGAGE SALE

Default having been made IN the terms
and conditions OF 4 certain mortgage
made by Carl c. Eschcnhurg and Mar
tina Eschenburg, his wife OF the City
Of Mount Clemens, Macomb County.
Michigan. 20 Edward Kuehn and Dora
Kuehn, his wife. dated October 22nd.
A. d. 1923. in Liber 2l8 of Mortgages,
on Page 1873, and the said mortgage
claims TO be due and unpaid upon said
mortgage al the date Of this notice for
principal and interest the sum or Nine
Thousand Eight Hundred Scventy-Six
and 46 100 ,S9.87646 Dollars, and no
suit or proceedings at law having been
instituted TO recover the debt secured
by said mortgage or any part thereof.
NOW. THEREFORE. by virtue Of the
power Of sale contained IN said mortgage
and pursuant 10 the Statutes OF the
State OF Michigan IN such case made
and provided NOTICE is HEREBY
GIVEN that on Tuesday. The second day
Of November, a. D. 1919. AZ 1000 o.
clock IN the forenoon wartime. Al the
Westerly or Grstiot Avenue entrance TO
the Macomh County Building, the place
Of holding Circuit Court In said County
OF Macomb State of Michigan, said
mortgage viii be foreoloscd by y sale
AZ Public Auction 10 the highest bidder
OF the premises described IN said mort
gage. or so much thereof as may be
necessary to pay the amount due a.
aforesaid and any sum or sums which
may be paid BY the undersigned AZ or
before said sale for taxes and-or insur-
ance on said premises. and all other
sums paid by the undersigned. with in
tcrest thereon. pursuant 10 Law and 10
the terms Of said mortgage, and all le-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-06
Leonard Donaldson, Attorney, lla1 Pen
obscot Bids, Detroit, Mich.

Leonard , Donaldson, Altotney, llsl Pen-
ohsoot BIDS, Detroit Mich.
l3 9q4
STATE or MICHIGAN In the Circuit
Court for tho County OF Mscomb. In Chan
ccr Linton J Glroy. Plaintiff Us. la
Flf9 GllIot Defendant order OF Pub
Ucauou Al session az SAID Court held
su .ho Courthouse 300 fhc CRY OF Mount
Clemens Jon sa.d County AND 81 ate. on the
18Th day OF June A D 1913 Present,
the Honorable Nc.i F Reid Circuit judge.
J. appcalIur from affidavit on nle that
after dllEcut search and INJURY ~ can
pa. be- atccrtaluCd iu what state or
country The Defendant resides II IS or
Crrc1 that Tia Eva Giroy appear and
answer The BIZ ot Complaint hied IN this
cause within three months from he date
OF 'hs order or said oil VIII be taken as
coufc "a aaansf her. 10 is further or
C0r0d THAT COPY ~ TINS order be pub
ltNcd acrordGg 20 law IN the Detroit
lo.sI News. and e.so mat a copy OF this
order Dc sent bv registered mau 70 said
Defendant a. e38l6 Nethucn Avenue.
PoI.c 80. Box 2-12 Hazel PARK Michigan.
sna also az General Delivery san Fran
cisco, California, Ter las known address.
NEIL z REID.
4 ree COPY Circuit judge.
n OIiA F. POSNFR Deputy CLERK
'Jaly 2. . l6. 49, 30 August g. 49,
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sal costs. charges and expenses. includ-
ing an attorneys fee, which premises
are described a. follows
Lands, premises and property situated
I'm the City OF Mount Clemens. County
OF Macomb. and State OF Michigan, de-
sCribed as follows, to-wit:
Land bounded on the North BY the
lands formerly owned by Koehler, Heine
and Geis, East by Front Street South
by lands formerly owned by william
Hart and west by Court Street. intend
ing 10 include therein that strip of land.
part OF wall conveyed 10 William Du-
Lac bY Henry Bollenson and wife by
that deed recorded In the office of the
Register of Deeds for said Macomb
County in Libcr IS OF Deeds on Page
l27, said lands being conveyed subject
10 the rights 10 the use OF the stairway
leading into the building on said prem
iscs from Front Street. now Broadway,
conveyed by said William DuLac 10 said
Henry BollcnSon by that deed recorded
In said Registers office In Liber 90 Of
Deeds Pagc 1913.
Dated: July 30th. A. D, l943
EDWARD KUFHN
DORA KUEHN
Mortgages
VII BUR = HELD
Attorney for Mortgages
Mount Clemens. Michigan
Aug. 6-l3 20 27-Sept. 3-iO-l7- ~
Oct. l-s-l5-22- 29-M-L