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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
.NIANHUNTONGG T E#T PINF[ERTONS

Where are we ?" he demanded.
"On the way to your bank,
Marsh said grimly. $50 long as
you behave you may get some
thing out of it. If you don't
you'll get only this" This" was
a lead-weighted blackjack.
Perry looked perturbed.
II was not wholly pretense.
Much as he had prepared for it
all. Pinkerton knew there was
considerable danger that Marsh
and Billiard might be of the same
mind about him as about Putnam
Brown in the Manhattan Express
Company robbery.
They had stopped by the side
Of a deep gravel pit wild with
greenery. The driver, a French
Canadian with surly black eyes
hitched the team to a young al
der.
Billiard took out the pencil
sketch Pinkerton had drawn Of
the robbery project. Studying
it by lantern light Billiard nod
ded.
You're a good planner, Perry"
he said.
What good will it do me? -
Pinkerton said bitterly.
About five per cent Of what
we get" Billiard smiled
You're too generous, Pinker-
ton replied.
He was listening anXiously
telling himself that the silence
in the woods around them meant
that perhaps he was not.so good
at planning as Billiard thought.
His acting had been convincing
enough but there had now come
the equivalent TO one of those
things that are a nightmare to
actors of the stage-what is
known as a stage-wait This is
a CHASTITY pause when dialog and
action stop because some other
actor who is supposed y enter at
that instant fails to do so.
This was exactly what had be-
fallen Pinkerton. Someone was
overdue in making his appear
ance on that scene in the woods
Stage actors, in such a pre-
dicament, stall for time, impro-
Continued on Page 21)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
A PEOPLES PARTNERSHIP

Bringing reliefin allied countries,
working with our armed forces
wherever they are, the Red Cross
gives everyone an opportunity to
serve.
In this second year of War, the
needs increase. March is the War
Fund month. You can help with
time and money.
Enlist with your Chapter for the
work that lies ahead.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
7 HATE
CRAY HAIR!

OF Courss you dolYou know
teil-tale gray hair kills ro-
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bred little heartbreaks. and
yet for years YOU have hesi-
tated 10 do anything aboutitl
Hasfear held you back-fear
Of dangerous dyes. fear that il
10 too difficult. that people will
know your hair has beendyedp
These fears are 30 needlessl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28


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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28

RESCUED Refugees from sea disaster brought
toport on every coast are the special care Of Red
Cross workers Hot food, dry clothing and shell
ter for the victims.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-20
Classified Advertising

CLASSIFIED RATES PAYMENT WITH ORDER
Insertions are a. tonoWs
one day. Thres dAys.ioe Ten days So
Special discount for large Advertisements -
ad lines COUNT "oroA una
Special rates for advertising request
right edit reject any eopy
not be responsible than incorrect insertion
10.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-20
Business Services Offered
Ladies Shop
The Modern
Manner Way

Zee the New York styles
in your home. style. quality,
economical. nmazing. Tele-
phone Mrs. Lily Gibson, 1915.
No Obligation.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-20
FIvEYEAR.oLD SHOWS WAY

SANTA ROSA, Cal.-UP-Carl
Petersen, Jr., has elevated both the
dignity and the utility OF the prune.
Although only five years Of age he
has bought his first S25 war bond
with money earned from picking
prunes. 1t took him two years to
turn the trick, but the prune season
is short and he is young. Next
year. he hopes to buy another bond
in one season.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-20
Legal Notices
PrRsr AND PIEAL ADMIHIsrnAi
TON ACCOUNT

STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Pro-
bare Court for the County % WASH
tenaw.
At a session OF said Court. held
at the Probate office In the CITY az
Ann Arbor. In said County, on the
attn day OF September 4. ID. 1913.
Present. Hon. Jay G Pray. Judge
o. Probate
In tie Matter OF the Estate of
Ellen L. Afford, Deceased
John u. Afford. administrator OF
said estate having filed In said
court his first and final administra-
ton account and his petition praying
for the allowance thereof and for
The assignment and distribution OF
tie residue 81 said estate;
II is ordered, That the 5th day OF
October 4. u. 1919. 40 ten o'clock
IN tie forenoon. az said Probate Of
flee, be and n hereby appointed for
examining and allowing said ac-
count and hearing said petition.
n IS Further Ordered. That pub
lie notice thereof b. given by pub
IIratlon % a copy Of this order. for
taEfe successive weeks previous TO
aid day ~ hearing Ia the Ypsilan-
n Daily Press. n newspaper printed
and circulated IN said County.
JAY c. PRAY. Judge Of Probate
4 true cory
Nore o. Borgert. Register Of Pro-
bate
Adv 1877
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-20

JOHNSON q HUFFMAN
Wall Paper and Paint store
Complete Decorating Service.
207 w. Cross. Phone 25i9-W
Opposite Central High School.
Res. ala Oak 81. Phone 1903
EXPERT CLEANING And repairing
OF Oriental and Domestic Rugs by
the Persian Method. Laying. bind
ing and expert alterations All
kinds Of furniture cleaned. Free
pickup and delivery.
FAILY RUGGERY. Phone 274s-W
REFRIGERATION SERVICE. EX-
pert work on Commercial or Do
nestle. Washtenaw Electric Co.
Phone 2i5s a. m. till noon
STOKER AND OIL BURNER Ssrv.
ice. Furnaces cleaned and repaired.
James r. Smith. Phone l4SO-W.
THEY'RE SOMETHING-more than
fancies and fads. these powerful
little Classified Ads.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-20
Farms For Sale

room space. etc. sylvester. 3O7
y. Forest Ave. Phone Ai9.
Farms For Sale
ONE ACRE with two deep wells and
cistern. windmill. shade trees, fruit
trees, large berry patch, and
building material for 3 room
house, double garage, and small
barn. Located y. side OF Mich. Rd
40 1890. : y miles west OF Saline
miles east 81 clinton. Am leaving
town. Best offer takes Il. Box Pa
care oi lrcHs.
so ACRES : mi. north Of Lowell
Mich, on 81. room house. Base.
meut barn. Stock and tools. in.
quire 63N3 Denton Rd., Denton.
Brokerage Cards
real. ESTATE - General Insurance
Ross X. Bower. 1903 w. Michigan
Phone GGi.
Merchandise
FOR SALE-Girls pink Kenwoot
coat and Logging set, also QuiNy
suit. size .. Phone 2l73-J.
GENUINE BLACK SEAL COAT size
10 Worn one winter. VIII sell foi
half 81 original price. Phon'
las3-W.
Household FurnishlraL
WASHING MACHINE
Al Condition.
90 s. Adams ST.
STUDIO COUCH
Good condition. Phone 3i-R
after J:2o y. IN.
ICE REFRIGERATOR and walnut
buffet and dining table. 302 W
Forest Ave.
GAS STOVE. tables, garden tools
lathe and band saw. 1888 Park
wood Phone 473-R
USED IttRN1TURE: Living Room
Dining Room and Dinuette sets
Beds 81 up. Springs and mat.
treEses. Main Furniture. 209 y
Main. Ann ArbOr. open every
evening until 900.
Farm Products For Sale
CHOICE SWEET CORN for canning
VIII have 100 don. ears ready al
500 Tuesday r. m at 20o per
dlz First come hrst served. SIS
y. Prospect
FOR sALE-WIuter apples. Also
more liberia Peaches. Bring con
taipers. 300 Ellis I'd. Henry HIS
CONCORD GRAPES. Pick them
yourself at 1if3' Ellis I'd, Ypsl-
Iar;L Frank Romlrski.
PEACHES FOR SALE at Textile and
Ford Dam I'D. Bring your own
Wanted To suv
WANTED TO Buy: sTEAMBf,
TRUNK In Good Condition Phone
80.
WANTED. Small furnace IN reason
able condition. Call or write u
Brlxey. 3Gl y. Dcyonshire. r. D.
lpsilauu
We WILL PAY best CASH price FOR
old sewing machines and vacuum
cleaners. Singer SHOP. Pm. 3t2-W
1 WILL PAY CASH for a good up.
-fts-rt plano Console or Grand
Phone 2Osi-M after 6 p m.
HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid foi
pianos, spiuets apt. uprights, OF
grards. Baldwin Piano Store
Prone s7s.
WASTED--20 gauge shells please
Phone Ups. l5Gs-M after s p. m
u Gray .s2 clark I'd.
WANTED To Medium or large
f.ze tricycle. IN good mechanical
condition. Phone I5t-W.
Merchants soeeIs.
TYPEWRITER desk used door
lock letter file. Fireproof ehssl. "a
:. Huron
Neckties-Hose
Tlorrs Tire. 300 Z. Michigan.
sT5FES-We have q large stock 81
laundry stoves Oak heaters. I'll
sizes. shaefer's Huron 81. store
START YOUR CHfLD's musical edu.
cation now. Complete selection Il
Factory Rr#9nd toned Pianos
Gr.uHeI Bros, 40 ". Michigan
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-20
EGG is q ? INCHES

CORNGTH, Vt-UP- A pullet
owned by Mrs. Ethel II. Simpson OF
East Corinth laid an egg that mea-
sured Si2 inches around the long
way and ca inches the short way.
The egg contained three yolks.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-20
The Ypsilanti DailyPress

GEORGE G. HANDY. Publisher
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
Daily per week. TN city ...... Eva
Daily one year in ipsllanu
trading zone. comprising
Washtenaw County and west
ern portion OF Wayne County 800
Daily. per year. outside Ypsi-
lanti trading zone ......... $50
Special rate to soldiers. year. $500
Independent Of politics and pub
lished daily except Sunday with an
aim toward serving the Ipsilanu
trading TERRITORY.
TELEPHONES
Business Office ............4tO, al
Editorial Rooms ................5 %
Entered rs second-class mail matter
At Post office, Irsilanti, Mich.
MEMBER MICHIGAN
LEAGUE OF HOME DAIBIES
Scheerer ana Co.
4il Lexington Ave. New York
80 T.. Wacker Drive, Chicago
MEMBER or
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Associated Press Is entitled to
the use for republication or all news
dispatches credited 10 Il not other
wise credited in this paper and also
the local news published herein. All
rtghts Of republication Of special
dispatches herein are also reserved.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-20
Real Estate
Houses For Sale
InVestin a Home
Or Income
Properly

! lOPSlI
$500 DOWN Why rent when you
can buy this small suburban
home on such FL terms only Z
years old Running water, elec-
trifity lot 20 zoo with rich
garden soil Convenient 10 Bomb
e. Plant. Price. only $4,000.
EOOMING HOUSE. on West
cross l4 rooms ard : baths.
Furniture included In sale Stok-
e. heating plant and - tons OF
coal In hin Brings IN $3.50
monthly plus living quarters for
owner. Price. $4,000. with only
% per cent down payment.
EAST SIDE Good room home.
New hardwood floors. Nice BATH
Wit built IN tub ana shower Al
traetlNe kitchen with modern
style sink and cupboards. Lot
over 500 feet deep. with shade
trees. Good garage with cement
floor and work bench. Priced 10
sell ia hurry at $500, with
$500 dgNn payment
$1,000 DOWN Buys - rooms and
baths ou West Side. Divided in
To apis. fANfi street. Garage.
\ c1nncc o. buy an income pro-
dugiug home ou- reasonable terms.
CLOSE ~: G rooms and bath.
Near down town. bedroom on
LIST floor. Price 5000, with
$1,000 down payment
INCOME HOME, First class In
como producer close In 10 town.
Combination rooms and apis.
Al shape throughout Rentals
average about $3.50 monthly. This
ls one that should pay FOR Itself
In short time
thman & Oreenstreef
40 w. Michigan. phone il37
REALTORS
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-20

Houses For SAFE
WEST CROSS ST. 10 room modern
house. block from high school. inn
mediate possession. Reasonable
price. Easy terms " Peet, % y.
Huron ST Phone 1871
NORTH PROSPECT ST. Room
modern house. ~ acre, near Pro-
pect school. $1,000. Terms H.
PEET, 80 No. Huron ST. Pm. 1871
2325 HOLMES RID. rooms fur
nished or unfurnished. toilet. elec
pump. lot 50N300 H. Several fruit
trees lnq. 23l9 Eolmes Rd. Phone
l40s-W-l
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
365 Called Into Armv
From Two Counties
TUFFY
DRAFTIE
ELIZA
POPPIN

Three hundred and sixty-fivt
men from Wayne and Oakland
counties today are in the army as
result of the latest induction
OF this group, 1913 are from Oak.
land County and 167 from Wayne
Wayne Board No. so. with SO in.
ductees, tops the list which fol.
lows:
WAYNE BOARD NO. so
Calvin W. 1ssacson, 1885, westbrook.
Henry J. Malover, 1925 Prest.
Robert w stringfellow, 1881 Berg road
Aloer; Zander Jr., 1871 Leisure.
Gordon w Lightfoot. PALS Lawndale.
Henry Colenso 1882 LennAne.
James J. O'Brien. 172es BraHe.
Charles W. Butler. 1T770 Beaverlaad
Lawrence =. Larsen, 1880 Lindsay
Harry J. Averill 2S3sq Pembroke.
Clement u. Toms. Hotel Webster
William p Grubbs. 1850 Stout.
Oscar Orto. 16i45 salem.
Richard n. Vershure. 1873 Archdals
Robert r. Brown 1874 salem
John J. Shanahan. 1878 Sorrento
Gerald Torrance 1877 Heyden.
Boyd r. HIM. 1926 Little leld.
John y. Lee, 1880 wtilmsrsh.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
Daily Quiz

In the navy the dog watch
covers what hours
What United States president
was father of the University
of Virginia?
'-The legend "Currier e. Ives"
is found on many popular
Autographs. What are the first
names?
Lowell Mellett heads what i'm
portant Office of War Infor-
nation bureau?
what is the traditional cause
of the Great Chicago Fire?
'-"The Wizard of Menlo Park"
was one of our greatest in
ventorsSWho was this man?
The Latin expression caveat
emptor means what?
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11

Austin J. Crowley, i7i57 Vaughan.
Robert J. Stevenson, 1888 Fenmors
Barton z. Isaacson. 1884 westbrook
Robert w. zavitz. $40 Dumbarton
James D. Bachman Jr., lslsS Vaughan.
Harold J. Jump. 1897 Steel.
Ralph J. Ziegenfelder. 1915 Asbury Park
u G. X. Whitefoot, 1851 Lahser
Richard G, Fritz, 1920 Appolins.
Chfford c. Whitney, 16502 Ward.
Russell Z. Grubbs, 1880 ssoat ~
Harry @, Werner. 1915 Salem.
Ray o. Schultz, l542s Bsltmore
sam p. Elliott Jr., 1892 Sorrento
William L. Sherwood, 7447 W. Outer drive
James r. Gardner. lTi3i Ferguson.
Iomasino Mammarella. 1883 Tracey.
EDWARD B. Cornell. 1873 Marlowe
STANLEY J. Hughes, lS05O Biltmore
William E. Miller. 1892 Lenore
George r. Angeliilo. 1s4OO MarloWe.
John ID, Lehr. 1881 Asbury PARK.
Walter II. Siegert, 21l26 Pickford
Frank l.. Green, i5s34 ST Marys
James A. Metz, 2oO20 salem
Robert p. Elmore. 1881 Mansfield
Garnet w sweeney Jr 22Os5 Wilmarth
Harold l. Bryson, 2O03i Winston
teNforo y rrembHth, 1881 Asbury Park
Joseph a. Trailer. 23s25 Hunterlahs
Robert l.. oakley, 1908 Dale.
John {. McGrsth. 1e5Os Five Polnts
Normsn A. Curtis, 1850 Marx Twain.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
knowledge Test
" DIR. SABINA II. CONNOLLY

What god was IL: (a) His
palace was in the depths Of the
sea; (b) he ruled from Mount
Olympus; (c) he was the god
of thievery?
2-In what book will you find: (a)
Nick Bottom; (b) Rawdon
Crawley; (c) the Rev. Chas,
Primrose?
3--Where does he come from
Ca) Hans Fallada; Cb) Johan
Bojer; (c) Louis Adamic?
4-When: (a) Was the colony OF
Liberia founded; (b) was the
Battle of Bunker Hill; (c) was
N the donkey first the symbol OF
the Democratic Party?
5-What president Of United
States is buried at: fa) Prince
ton, N. j.: (b) Monticello. Va
tc) Undertook. n. Y.
s Who was the American leader
IN the battles of. tai Trenton;
tb) Stony Point; (c) Battle of
Manila?
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
Quiz Answers

From 4 a. m. TO s a. m.
Thomas Jefferson.
'-Nathaniel Currier and James
Merritt Ives.
Motion Picture Bureau.
a COW is supposed 10 have
kicked over a lighted lantern.
Thomas \. Edison.
Let the buyer beware.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
Adams at Fisher Town Hall

Franklin p. Adams. newspaper
columniSt and radio commentators.
will appear Wednesday at the
Fisher Theater TO thank Town
Hall members for their co-opera-
tion in collecting reading material
for soldiers.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
Continued on Page I9)
Connolly Answers

la Poseidon, Neptune; (b)
Jupiter, Zeus; (c) Mercury.
Pa Shakespeare's "A Mid
4 summer Nights Dream: Cb)
Thackerays Vanity FAIR"
N \tc) Goldsmith's @The Vicar
0f Wakefield"
3-ta) Germany; (b) Norway:
(c) Yugoslavia.
4-ta) 1916; CD June II, 1775:
tc) 1870.
5--(a) Grover Cleveland: (b)
Thomas Jefferson; (c) Martin
Van Buren.
6-tal George Washington: (b)
Anthony Wayne; (c} Admiral
Dewey.
Copyright. 1913. by King Features
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11

Harold T. Heiman. 1857 Freeland.
Harold J Marks. is30g Sorrento.
Donald r Merriss. i654s Coyle.
Howard r Mickle. 16s03 Harlow
Geroald r Chapman. 1850 Kentneid
Donald " Robbins i59OS Mansfield
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11

MARY FAIRLY raced 10 the
elevator. There seemed 10 be
such compulsion upon her To get
back 10 her apartment before Noel
should return, that l wondered If
Noel had not been more difficult
than we knew, over the episode
which led him to knock Redfieid
unconscious. And this impression
grew stronger as ] noted the
uncasineSS in her eyes
Mary hurried from the elevator
20 the VeritZen suite. The guard
stirred as we came near, but re-
laXed as he saw who we were. and
did not question us.
The maid who admitted us said
Madame Veritzen and Mademoi-
scllc bad gone out shopping but
that Monsieur VeritZen waS~in the
library
"I'll get him, Marie" Mary
told the girl. then knocked on
the library door Philip VERT
zen opened IT, and smiled a
cordial welcome.
"Ah. Madge and Mary, This
IL An unexpected pleasure" he
said, "Sit down"
4 PHONE MESSAGE
we honestly haven't time to
sit down. sir" Mary said But
I've Just had telephone mos
sage that I thought YOU ought 10
hear. ~ ! rushed over with H."
"yese" he said. rom
whom ."
"Steye RedfieId."
II thought he was too Ill for
anything like that"
Evidently he's better" she
said. at any rate he insists
that ne IL coming down to the
theater tonight 10 take his role,
and asked me II I would give you
that message. He also asked that
you get in touch with him"
'He had the insolence Ia send
me a message like that" he ex-
claimed. And how did ne dare
telephone YOU: Has he no re-
membrance of last night"
REDFIELD NOT GOING on
~ don't think he has much.r
Mary said but thought
would better bring YOU his mes
sage"
"Of course" Veritzen said.
And III get In touch with him,
never fear"
Il take II he's not going on
tonight?" Mary said.
Indeed, no." he answered ex-
plosively. Even II he were fit,
which I'm sure he's not, I'm not
going 20 deprive young Hayes OF
his chance. didn't realize how
good that lad Is until the re-
hearsal this morning."
There was light in his eyes
which I remembered from the
years when / was a part Of his
organization-the light OF discov.
cry OF great talent--and I knew
that John Hayes would be the next
heralded "Veritzen find"
would You mlnd?" Mary
said. II really must get back"
And we left before Veritzen
could question her further.
KEPT HER PROMISE
"Jeepers creepersw Mary said
in muted tones when we were
past the cars Of the guard and
waiting for the elevator "D'ye
know, l almost asked him 10 he
sure to tell Steve I had deliv-
cred his message. Wouldn't that
have been u giveaway about lit
tie Stevie's strong arm methods?
But, of course, when Papa v.
gets In touch with him-and I
don't envy Stevie when he does
the lad will know I kept faith
with him."
"Of course" I said. And
when we were safely inside her
apartment. we found to our mu-
tual relief that Noel had not
returned
\'T want you to promise me
something" I said gravely when
we had settled again in our
chairs.
Continued Tomorrow
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11

The Wishing Well" has
message In cipher for you. Daily
and Sunday Times.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-28
Christian Science
Churches

Christ Jesus" will be the sub
ject OF the Lesson Sermon in
all Christian Science churches
throughout the world on Sunday.
Aug 90.
The Golden Text (Micah b:2D
r Thou. Bethlehem Ephrath.
though thou be little among the
thousands OF Judah. yet out OF
thee shall he come forth unto me
that Is TO be ruler in Israel ;
whose goings forth have been
from OF old, from everlasting"
Among he Bible citations is this
passage tJehn -3,l4- las And as
Moses lifted up the serpent in
the wilderness, even so must the
Son OF man he lifted up; That
whosoever believeth in him should
not perish. but have eternal life. .
Correlative passages 10 be read
from the Christian Science text
look. Science and Health with
Key 10 the Scriptures. by Mary
Baker Eddy. include the following
tp.473) Jesus is the name OF
the man, who more than all other
men. has presented Christ. the
true idea OF God. healing the sick
and the SHINING and destroying
the power OF death"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-28
MINISTER
TO PROMOTE
UNITY MEET

The Rev. c. II. Folmar this week
issued the following call for minis
tiers TO join in a city-wide meet
INK Sunday. Aug 20 at the Balch
school. 1886 ST. Antoine.
The meeting is being called 10
bring about better racial unity.
The following ministers are CO.
operating with the promotion OF
this effort.
Bishop ID. II Harris. OF Pitts
burgh, Pa: the Rev. c. Il. Askew,
pastor Third Baptist church: Fa-
Their ]. L. Cavanaugh, st. Aloysius
church and vice president OF Great
er Detroit Inter-racial Fellowship
committee; the Reys. w. M. Cook,
Mt. Tabor Baptist church: J s..
Scott. Monumental Baptist church:
Rivers. Triumph church:
Bishop W. p. Robinson. Alpha and
Omega church: the Rev. Claude
Williams, director Peoples Insti-
tute OF Applied Religion: Rabbi
Herschel Lymon. minister OF re-
ligious education: Bishops W. u
Dixson, Israel church; W. ID.
Shipman, Church OF God and
Christ: s. n. Hancock. Bethlehem
Temple OF Apostolic Faith: the
Reys. w. J. Glenn. Maynower Bap-
list church; A. Cobb. st. Matthews
church; DIR William Rimson,
Church OF God in Christ: the Rev.
Mr.. Jameson. Seventh Day Adyen-
fist church; Or. Jones and congre-
cation; Edgar c. Thorne. and DR..
W. G. Smith, civilian chaplain OF
Detroit Council OF Churches.
The Rev. Mr.. Folmar broadcasts
each Saturday over station wJBK.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-28

lie Is also an amateur boxer and
competed as featherweight in
the Golden Gloves tourney In
1888. He IS the son OF Mrs. Kate
Coates and is single.
Joseph sonny Royal. rs. OF 271s
Elmwocd. a Seaman. second class.
He IS native OF New York City
and had lived In Detroit Is years.
He was an attendant at Eloise
hospital before joining the Sea-
lees and is the son OF Mrs. Isa-
bel T ROYAL.
Robert Gregory Alexander. 10.
OF 2725 Elmwood. Seaman sec
ond class. lie and Royal. friends
Tor 10 years. decided to join the
Seabees together He has lived
in Detroit for IA Years. attended
Miller High school and was a
truck driver az the Army Air
Force warehouse on Grand River
avenue before becoming Sea
bee. His parents are not living
He has brother. Carl Joseph
Alexander who has been in The
Navy IA months and is believed
to be at sea
Junins Floyd. "a. OF 1873 Maple
Seaman, second class Born in
Locust Grove. Ca. he had lived
In Detroit since 1884 and was a
truck driver for the Packard
Motor Car company. He has been
doing camouflare work at Camp
Peary He IS married and the
stepfather ~ five children.
Other Detroit mon home from
Camp Peary are: Willard FIJI
more Massenbcrg. S617 Arndt;
phynnell Diggs, 26Se Hunt: James
Collins $3.50 Beaubien; Leon Al
cAandcr. 653 Theodore. and An
drew Henderson. 1904 Hastings
Information about the Seabecs
may be obtained from Chief Petty
Cfficer Charles K a. Smith. Room
$50 OF the New Federal building
Detroit or at any Navy Recruit
inc station.