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The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1943-01-22
Church Women
Sponsor Conference

"A Just and Durable Peace" con-
ference, sponsored by the Wyando.te
Council Of Church Women, will be
held at the First Methodist church,
January q. at 30 and z 80 pm. IL
will be the good fortune of the people
OF WyandOtte and the down river
area TO hear the following well known
speakers:
DIR. Joseph Q. Mayne, executive sec
rotary of the Detroit Round Table OF
Jews and Christians, will speak on
political Bases Of Peace" with Rabbi
Leon Fran of Temple Israel Detroit,
Us resource leader.
DR. ThOburn T. Brumbaugh. excel
tive secretary of the Detroit Council
of Churches, will speak on the Econ
Omic Bases of Peace"
DIR. Robert q. Stranger. OF Bethel
Evangelical and Reformed church. De
troit. will speak Oh the Social Bases
0f Peace"
DIR. Andrew Kurth, pastor of Re
deemer Presbyterian church, Detroit,
will speak on Church Action for
Peace"
Al the evening session. Rev. William
f. A. Simon. of ST. Johns Evangelical
and Reformed church. WyandOtte.
will preside. and Rev. Warren f.
Jackson of the First Baptist church.
will conduct the worship service. The
main address will be given by Dr.
Tlioburn T. Brumbaugh. A solo will be
sung by III. Lyle Lyon. A motion pie
ture THE World We Want 10 Live
H." viii be shown
The public is invited to attend one
or all Of these sessions, and to take
active part in the discussions.
The annual meeting Of the Wyan-
dntiP Council of Church Women. win
convene at 10 30 in the morning.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1943-01-22

this happens, fires due 10 short cir
cutting. sparkling or overheating OF de-
fective electrical equipment are likely
to increase Last year $23- 800 900 worth
OF nropertv was destroyed in the Unit
ed States by fires trared TO electrical
causes alone"
As a further precaution, Chief An
selm urged that owners OF hand eY-
tinguishers keep them in good copA-
tion. and. IL necessary. recharge 1aA
at least once a year. 80
All types of extinguisherS San be
ussa with safety on surrounding fire..
the rhfsf said. but *Sfua4 ~ - -
water or water solution exttagueAsrQ
On fires In live electrical eqaip0eAt>
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1943-01-22
TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH

German service, 9:l5 am.
Sunday school. $50 am.
English service 10 40 a M.
Evening service. Z 80 pm
Sundays services will be conducted
~ the pastor. the Rev, c. j. Krahnke.
In the morning he will speak on the
gospel John 4. 5-14: Epiphany Les
sons at Jacobs Well" Ina the evening.
he will present the third in series
Of meditatiOns entitled. The Church
BELLS" The topic will be: The Bell
III Hope"
Tuesday Of next week. pm. the
adult class will meet for instruction
in Christian fundamentals. Also at
pm. the Trinity bowling league will
meet.
Wednesday. s 20 pm. the Sunday
school teachers institute will be hell.
At 4: 80 pm. the Junior Walther lea
=1H will meet
Thursday. 1:3O pm. the ladies'
choir> and the male chorus will meet
for rehearsal.
Friday, 8 pm. the MeR's club viii
meet.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1943-01-22
Blood Donors
Proclamation

Whereas. the down river branch
q the Red CrQs blool donon'
service has selected FGbruary -
and 70 for service day. In W5an-
dotte, and
Whereas, The UHwCuO Local
No. 174 Of tAe TireutCne has vol
unteered to furn3dh Su6icient DON
ors for the first day
Therefore. I, Louis w. Benin,
mayor. do hereby designate end
Procaaim Wednesday, February
"a. 1913. as Firesoone dag, and
Whereas the citiseos Of Wyan-
dOtte have previously offered their
blood for the cause.
Therefore,, ! Louis W. Beam,
mayor. DO hereby proclaim Thurs
day, February %, 140 q Wyan-
1otte day, and Do pigenkly Qsti-
ton an dho can To- Sa6v3th he
l6eal branch % dodofa On 1kAt
LOUIS ". BnHlG, Mayer.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1943-01-22
MRS. THEODORE SACAREa1OS

Mrs. Theodore Sacareios died at her
home. 4J66 Third street, Ecorse, last
Saturday night. She had attained the
remarkable aEe Of 113 years and had
been i'm poor health for only the past
few months. She is survived by a son,
George, with whom she made her
home Il SON, John in Duluth. Mimi,
and daughter. Efthimia, in Virginia,
MINI.
Funeral services were held in the
Greek church, Macomb street, Detroit,
Tuesday, at 2 pm. Burial was in
Ferndale cemetery.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1943-01-22
BUY L: s. WAR BONDS
FIRE CHIEF URGES REPAIR
OF ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES

As precaution against new home
fire hazards. Fire Chief Anselm today
warned householders 70 have all de-
fective electrical appliances repaired
at once. since u shortage Of replace
ment parts may soon make 1t difficult
for dealers to service used equipment.
According to recent surveys. the
supply Of parts for domestic electrical
appliances, such ~ refrfgerators.
ranges. washers. coasters and fans, Is
dwindhnx. aid within few ne1khs
II may be wellnigh impossible TO have
them repaired or find men competent
to repair them" the chief said. when
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1943-01-22
MICHAEL OBOURN

Michael, the threeyear-old son Of
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Obourn. Of 3772
High street, Ecorse. died Wednesday
afternoon at the Childrens hospital,
Detroit. The child had been i'll seven
weeks. Funeral services will be held
ut the Niron funeral home tomorrow
afternoon at O'Clock Rev. F. Fl. Will
cox officiating.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1943-01-22
Obituary


1oseph fte8e hSed ~ hss home. iVT7
Ltndbefsh streek, ThuRsdAy HoTninik.
Jeppary. lAiHe v<as 1sars Did. Sur
viving Ar ~ Eife. Npna. and . sis-
Der, Mrs. Mia Thompson. He bad been
III for the Past two and half years.
Funeral aeryieee we're heaf at the
Nixon ftdefal home Satnfday after
n6Sn' AT 2 O'Clock. Rev @. II. SEER
size. Of 81. 'Ses6Esn Dptscopal shtrch
officiating. Burial was IN Fefndh1e
cemetery.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1943-01-22

Mrs. A. Il. Steele and Mrs. Ford
Griffith. Of Auburn. Ind Mrs. Alma
Taft. of Ovid. and Ed. Sshafkey. aot
Marine City, were called I .Wyandotte
this week to attend the funeral Of
Mrs. Henry Thomas.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1943-01-22

-. ynEsd M aSi,g q TO fssr
rloe0oGS. ~ b Ist Hs s4a
TT Be ne1nt - y ny
War DsnAs-M Ter War
DsnAs. svsKy Day ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
.NaZiSS
.Peace.Say
SWedeS

STOCKHOLM. Sweden, Oct. S
CUP)-The Stockholm newspaper
Sociai-Demokraten sal d today
that the Germans are attempting
TO contact the United States and
Britain through Lisbon and
Madrid on the possibility of ar
ranging a peace following the col
lapse Of peace bid 10 Russia.
The newspaper attributed the
report 10 "Well-informed" sources
in Berlin and said German mill
tary authorities were supporting
the peace move because the army
is unable to obtain sufficient sup
plies to continue even a defensive
war indefinitely.
Nazi attempts TO arrange a sep
arate peace with Russia broke
down, Social-Demokraten said,
when the Russians said the Ger
mans would have 10 withdraw 10
their pre-war frontiers and turn
Hitler over TO them before they
would discuss terms.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
Jewe|ry Store
Bandit Caught

A burglar who cut hole in the
display window of a downtown
jewelry store and took Is wrist
watches valued at $3.50 was cap
tured by police today as he at
tempted TO fleet in a taxicab
Held on a charge of breaking
and entering is Zelmo Collins, u,
Of 6029 Hazlett. He was captured
by a scout car crew at Madison
and Brush after Patrolman Robert
List noticed him acting SUSPECT
ously in front of the Meyer
Jewelry Co. store, 1870 Woodward.
Collins fled as List approached
and the latter found a stable
hole in the window and the
watches gone. They were all re-
covered. Police relieved Collins
of a keen-edged glass cutter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
BigAT'ea
In Reich
Blasted

MOON. Oct. 8 (UP)-A
three-hour procession of British
bonlhers, hundreds strong, blasted
southwest Germany from Stutt-
CART 10 Munich last night while
Is German planes, in a weak
show at retaliation, dropped 30
tons of explosives on London TO
give the capital its heaviest raid
in recent months.
Stuttgart, an aircraft center
and railway hub on the supply
route to Italy, bore the brunt of
the night assault, but another
force made up entirely of four
engined Lancaster bombers hit
Friedrichshafen, site of an i'm
portant radar plant. and twin
engined Mosquitoes pound G d
Munich.
Although the huge rsiding
fleets crossed heavily defended
territory. only seven planes were
lost in all operations.
The Germans sent so planes
across the British coast last night
but only Is penetrated the Lon
don anti-aircraft barrage Three
raiders were shot down over
eastern and southeastern England.
An authoritative statement said
there had been at least three
raids against London this year
which were on a larger scale.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
Jewish Bond
Sales S1,771, 800

Detroit Jewish congregations in
drive sponsored by the Greater
Detroit Bnai Birth Council sold a
total Of S1.771.3OO in war bonds on
the RoSh HaShonah holiday Thurs
day Sept. 80. It was announced
today.
Another appeal will be made on
Yom i<ippur tomorrow.
Congregations participating and
their totals: Bnai Zion, 100000:
Beth Tefilo Emanuel, SIPS 900;
Shaarey Zedek, sol $50. Beth
Abraham. S225,O00. Bnai MoShe,
S25OOO
Mrs. Samuel 6. Aaron war bond
chairman Rabbi Max J Wohlge-
lernter. secretary. OF the Michigan
Synagogue Conference and Morris
Nohr president of the conference,
were leaders in the campaign.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
; Face Ration Loss
I'm Food Theft Cases

1851 Gratiot. The sauce has a
ration listing of Is points
Angelina Eipinski, 81, OF i462f
Wilfred, is alleged 10 have taken
The deplied- ham from store at
$50 Federal Complaints against
the trio were made 10 both the
police and the OPA.
The women were, ordered 10
appear before an 0PA hearing
commissioner Oct. lS. Ethan C.
Prewitt, chief enforcement at
torney. said that their food ra-
ton privileges could be suspended
until l945.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
.Czechs Fighting
In Yugos|dvid
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
Veluki and Bjelina in Montenegro.
II said partisanS were attacking
Nazi occupation forces in Sank
shark, Montenegro. and Herzego-
VIVA and heavy fighting had devel-
oped around the towns Of DrniS
and Knin and the Cetina River in
Dalmatia.
In Slovenia, guerillaS are at
lacking the railway line between
Ljubljana and Trieste, the COM
munique said
King Peter Of YugoSlavia. prom
ising that the day OF delverancc
is not far of, - appealed 10 Yugo-
slav guerilla forces 10 cease fight
ing among themselves and turn
their undivided strength against
the NaZiS.
In a radio broadcast from Cairo
last night. he told his countrymen
10 have patience. obey Gen. Draja
Mikhilovitch and other leaders of
your resistance 10 the enemy. and
refrain from internal struggle
The forces under Nikhailovltch.
who rs war minister in the cabinet
Of Peters Covernment-in-cXile.
have FLASHED frequently with the
partisan armies OF Gen. Brozo-
vich
Reports 20 Stockholm from
Budapest said Tito'S forces had
placed Zagreb, puppet capital Of
Croatia, under a state OF siege by
cutting its communications Lon
don sources estimated that the
Germans had diverted four 10 five
divisions 10 YucOSlaVla
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
HdNisey Granted
Parole Hearing

After serving 13 years Of 30
TO 40-year prison sentence, Harry
Hallisey, one time member Of a
notorious Detroit kidnapping ring,
will be considered for parole in so
days. it was disclosed today by
the state parole board in Jackson.
HalliSey. now as years old, was
one OF four men sentenced 10 long
terms in Jackson Prison for the
KIDNAPPING Of Charles Matter, a
malt dealer. on Sept g. 1923, Matt
Ter was released when Sl4,S00
ransom was paid.
For the last several years Halli-
sey has been a clerk in the prison
power plant and his record is
without blemiSh. officials said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
Congressional Quiz
OF Browder SOUGHT

WASHINGTON. oct s Rep
Barry DD) Of New York today
insisted that Earl Browder. gen.
oral secretary of tho American
Communist Party be brought be-
fore ConCrcs Soual committee 10
tell whether ne was speaking for
Josef Stain m bus advocacy Of a
European second front and II
not. that he be indicted as a
Ssboteur OF the war effort
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
Mother Saves Baby;
Auto Crashes Pole

A young mother was injured
only slightly today when her
automobile crashed into a tele-
phone pole as she abandoned the
steering wheel TO grab her 16-
month-old baby who had started
TO climb from the car window.
The mother is Mrs. Charlotte
Horrigan, o. of 1435 Green. She
told officers that she was driving
on West Vernon near Green when
the child suddenly wriggled to the
open window. The child was also
injured slightly. police said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
EdseI B. Ford Post
To Get Charter OF. II

A new American Legion or
ganization, the Edsel B. Ford Post
$40, will receive its charter in
ceremonies Sunday. Oct. II at
the Willow Lodge Recreation Hall,
when 300 charter members and
officers are Installed by Detroit
Voiture No. 102, Forty and Eight
Henry Ford II will be among
the charter members of the post.
named for his late father. First
commander OF the new organiza-
ton is Harry J. Brown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08

Accused Of stealing rationed
foodstuffS from stores, three
more Detroit women today faced
the possibility of having their
ration books suspended and be-
ing prosecuted on charges of
simple larceny. A can of deviled
ham With a one-polnt value
figured in one case.
Mary +. Martin, 81. of 1886
Charleston, and Julia Purcell. 81.
of 1852 Waltham. are said TO
have taken two Jars of chill
sauce from kroger store at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
Hitler Flabby
Only His Eyes Express
Power, Visitor Says
INTERPREATIeN. CHARGED

LONDON. oct. s GNS)-Hitler
is growing flabby His hair is
turning gray and even white. Only
hi eyes are still those OF a man
possessed by an uncomfortable
will.
That is the description Of the
fuehrer given to a Swiss woman
visiting Germany by a German air
officer who had been decorated
by Hitler al his secret head
quarters.
The description was published
in the Swiss newspaper Die
Weltwoche and quoted in a dis
patch 10 Reuters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
WARN JEWS OF DANGER

One month ago all pretense of
protective custody was aban-
doned and the king informed. The
Danish police sturdily opposed the
Nazis by warning the Jews one
week before the pogroms that
such punitive action was con-
templated.
Many police officials arrived In
Sweden with the refugees. We do
-net-knaw- heW- many Jews have
been killed but we believe that
about 1000 escaped and we know
that MANY committed suicide.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
Italians Will BE Paid
To Rescue Prisoners

NEW YORK. Oct. s GNS) 49,
The government OF Marshal Ba-
doglio, broadcasting over Radio
Italiana in southern Italy. offered
a reward 10 any Italian who con-
cealed an Allied prisoner Of war
from the Germans and turned him
over 10 the Allies.
An NBC correspondent in south
crn Italy revealed that Badoglio
and King Victor Emmanuel. to-
gether with what he called their
FIVE man government Of Free
Italy, were living in a tiny villa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
; War Workers
Hurt in Crash

Three war workers were injured
slightly today when their auto
mobile WAS struck by a Detroit
terminal switch engine at a cross
JuC on Irwin between Grinnell
and Lynch and virtually demol-
shed .AA
Given FIRST aid AZ Saratoga Hos
pf8. and released we're Ernest
Austin Is and Orvillc Howard,
33 both Of 1923 Fourth and Henry
Hua5Io,tou IS. oLS2I6 Woodward.
Police said thoy were on their
way homo from work when the
accident occurred and attributed
Tho comparatively minor injuries
20 ihc fact the engine was NOV
Ing slowly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
PEACE BIDS DENIED

WASHINGTON, Oct. s dNS)
State department officials today
denied vigorously that Germany
had made peace propositions TO
the United States and Britain, as
reported by Morgan Beatty, an
NBC commentator.
An official who refused to be
quoted said he had been instructed
to step on il hard" when queS-
toned about the reported peace
prefer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08

NJ SAN PEDRO. Cal. oct.
kfINS)-Navy authorities had or
fheir hands today a minor parallel
,of the mystery Of the Marie
Celeste.
Members Of the crew Of the
San Pedro fishing boat Julia II.
(which operated under. A coast
'gusrd license disappeared a. sea
and navy investigators have run
np against blank wall In trying
20 trace them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08

with a minimum Of servants and
food in southeastern Italy.
mo king or cabinet ever lived
more frugally than do King Vic
tor Emmanuel, Marshal Badog-
Ito and the five members Of their
government" he said. "They
have one small car apiece and,
except for their gaudy uniforms,
they share the lot of the aver
age Italian"
BadoglioS government controls
a number Of provinces in south
eastern Italy within which Allied
military authorities have only
limited powers. the EBc man said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
Allies Capture
Island IS Miles
From Rhodes

LONDON Oct 8 eUP)-The
Allies, moving swiftly to save
their imperiled foothold IN the
Aegean Sea, were revealed today
TO have seized an island only ID
miles from the German baStion Of
Rhodes, beaten of a strong attack
on the island and destroyed =
Na2i supply convoy,
The seizure of SINH. midway be-
tween Rhodes and cmbattled Cos
in the Dodccancse, was disclosed
in a Cairo communique which an
nounced that heavy losses were in
flicted on the Germans In futile
attempt TO Gust the Allied gar
riSon. Prisoners were taken,
et4tt iss,4sS= Rss,t1ft-s =;itt4=fssAte-=
Sumably would give the Allies a
base for either air or amphibious
attacks on Rhodes and others Of
the DOdeCaneye- on Aegean InVa-
sion route 10 the Balkans.
Allied light naval forces steamed
into the Acgeon IN bold defiance
OF German aircraft yesterday 10
destroy the enemy convoy, the
communicate revealed
The announcement did not
specify where the German con-
voy was intercepted. but pre-
sumably II was carrying supplies
and reinforccmentS 20 fore Q s
threatening TO wipe out small
Allied garrlSonS on tho islands or
Cos, LeroS and SamoS. ---.-.
Military observers here be-
lieved that only the dispatch Of
very substantial reinforCementS
eoufd save Cos, Erros and SHmOS
from falling TO the German in
VaSion forces.
Any rcinforccmentS presumably
would be drawn from the British
Ninth and Tenth Armies N the
Levant under Gen Sir Henry
Maitland Wilson
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
RIDICULEs NAZI CHARGE

The Nazi charge that Danish
Jews were responsible for acts Of
sabotage in Denmark is ridicu-
lous; the Jews were particularly
careful not to participate in such
plots 10 avoid such action as has
taken place recently.
Hitler has previously proposed
anti Semitic moves in Denmark
but was told by King Christian
that in order 10 do so ne would
have 10 take over the kingdom
completely and proclaim 10 the
world that Denmark was no
lnnpar free -..-.---
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
Chandler Warns
laps Can Win
# China FdIterS

WASHINGTON oc' s ms
- 1Sy-tf75
warn tho Senate IN executive seS-
sion TO-DAY that Japan may never
-ti,-ft.44--tii tt----------t- -----t-F'+ted
Nations prevent The Japanese
from oyerrunnnE Chino.
I'VE must supply more aid 70
China and 10 Gen. Mac Arthur
sn the south Pacific said
Chandler. III Japan oNerruns
China and destroys our air
bases, forcing China In with
draw her industry 10 the
Interior. the war may never end
in Japan's defeat"
The Senate -eenpenes for the
second day in extraordinary exec
utive session 10 hear reports from
IT'S fivc.mau committee which
visited the world battlefronts. In
addition 70 Chandler. members Of
The group are Senators Russell,
Mead. Lodge and Brewster
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
Shark Caught and Shot

LONG BRANCH Y. l. Oct g
Tins An unidentified Fl Mon
mouth army sergeant caught a
shark weighing iee potrcS. nc
sergeant e t6FFeti tire shark 70 shore.
where a policeman killed i-w1th
a revolver bullet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
BRITISH oUTNUMBERED

Official communicates sa+d-the
outnumbered British garrison Stll
was fighting on Cos, although IL
had abandoned the town OF Cos
and the alrlicldS Although reports
OF NaZi landings on LeroS and
Samos. 10 the north. have not
been confirmed officially the
British garriSonS were known 20
be small and incapable of pro-
lonCed resistance against strong
invasion forces
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
Steak Thief Gives Points

GREAT FALLS. Mont. Oct. s
CUP)-A house prowler stole
three choice steaks from the J. X.
Grady's ice box last night. on
the kitchen table in the morning
they found so red ration points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
Gestdpo Raids
On Danish Jews
Hitler 's0wn| Idea
BY HENRIK DE KAUFFMANN
Danish Minister to the United states
As Told To MARTHA KEARNEY

WASHINGTON, Oct. s QNS)
-Nazi persecution of the Jews in
Denmark, timed TO coincide with
the Jewish holy week climaXed to-
night by Yom Kippur, was under
taken at Hitler's personal order.
The Nazi purge is completely
Sadistic in nature. Danish Jews
are so we'll assimilated that be-
fore the prosecutions one hardly
knew who was Jew and who was
not
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
LIKELY CANDIDATES

The Reuther caucus was 10 hold
last meeting to determine who
to run against them. Most fire.
quently mentioned candidates
have been Tracy Doll. former
head of the Wayne County Go
Council; Lloyd Jones Of Murray
Local No. 2. and Ed Carey. presi-
dent of Chrysler Local No. 7.
Macy has also said that he would
like TO run.
On the west side, the race Is
wide open for Leonard's post.
Percy Llewellyn, president of
Ford Local No. 500, and w. G..
Grant, financial secretary of the
same local, have been campaign
ing all week.
William c. Stevenson, the other
executive board member, is ex-
pected to be reelected with little
or no opposition.
William McAulay OF Pontiac,
Carlson of Flint and Linwood
Smith of Saginaw will be re-
elected, it appeared.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08

Buy War Savings stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered 10 your door from your
Detroit Times salesman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
.JapS FranGicaHy
Flee SOIOnlOElS

nv the Tspanes Koomhangara Island their last
Tor stronghold The Soomons continued today after
the enemy apparently withdrawn from the air base at villa