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Evening star., 1943-10-23
Kaiser Promises
Brewster Output Of
Ten Planes Per Day
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Henry j. Kaiser has assured Con-
gress he will get the production
kinks out of the Brewster Aero
nautical Corp. and bring it to a
capacity delivery of 10 Navy planes
a day. 1t is delivering two now.
The job will take lot of CO.
operation between the Navy labor,
management and the House Naval
Affairs Subcommittee which is in
quiring into Brewster's production
failures, said the West Coast ship
builder, who recently became presi-
dent of the aircraft corporation.
1T needs encouragement rather
than criticism" he declared. you
can't cure a patient by whipping it" !"
Has CIO Pledge.
The shipbuilder told the commit
tee yesterday he already has a
pledge of cooperation from Tom
de Lorenzo, president of Local 365,
United Automobile Workers, CIO,
and is certain other Brewster ele-
ments will get together because of
my own history-never having
failed in getting cooperation with
any one"
Mr.. Kaiser, boss of war industries
hiring approximately 250000 work.
ers, blamed Congress for share of
the Nations present manpower trou-
bles. He said the lawmakers fail
ed" to force War Production Board
action on projects which would
make war industry jobs more attrac-
tive to women.
The manpower situation could be
tremendously improved" he said, ''if
proper child care facilities, shopping
centerS and recreation facilities were
provided for women in war indus
try"
They haven't been provided. he as
serted because WPB hasn't released
the material necessary to build
them.
Naval Officer Testifies.
Capt. George c. Westervelt, U. S.
N, retired, who operated the COM
pany for a month when it was taken
over by the Government in 1912,
told the committee that if Mr. De
Lorenzo doesn't cooperate, then
there isn't any chance for Kaiser or
any one else"
And" he added, "if Mr.. Kaiser
can't make it go then the Navy
might just as well kiss it good-by
and transfer its contracts
and shift parts and material to
other companies
TT all depends on how badly
frightened Tom De Lorenzo is" con-
tended Capt. Westervelt IF he is
convinced that the Navy will cancel
the contract then he may cooperate
and make it 60"
Capt. Westcrvelt told the COM
mittee-as have both Mr.. Kaiser and
his predecessor, Frederick Rebel,
jr-that he was welcomed to the
company's management by Mr.. De
Lorenzo and other union officials
with pledge of cooperation.
Ordinary Procedure"
That seems to be the ordinary
procedure" observed Representative
Hebert, Democrat, of Louisiana.
They welcome you, throw their
arms around your neck and then
knife you in the back"
Still a director Of the company,
Capt. WeStervelt REPORTED Mr.. de
Lorenzo had acquired 25 shares of
stock and had attended the last
Stockhol6erS' ueatipo
When I walked into the meet
ing the witness said, he lMr. de
Lorenzo was just completing an
angry denunciation of the Navy
charging that the Navy conspired
with the company to violate the
Wagner Act"
Evening star., 1943-10-23

PENSACOLA,
Fla. Abraham
Genderson. "a,
son OF Rubin
henderson, BOG
Emerson stree.
NV, recently
was awarded his
wings and CON-
missioned a n
ensign in the
N a V a ! Reserve
after completion
of his flight
training at this
Naval Air Gen.
to,.
Evening star., 1943-10-23
SITUATIONS WoMEN-

b. S. CHEMIST wants position in Wash
berg 4of Spencer Hail. Chapel Hill y C,
DKEssMAKING. designing, remodeltng and
ELEvATojlRR' o6P5EERAroRkD Or wishes fl8s position,
,r,, I4 m, m to m; colored girl has permit
GIRL. colored, refined, and intelligent
62s.asg,y AZ naTsor Phone Hillside 0526-W. pa
apt, or roomng house with quarters. with
half,grown boy. Call RE. 4SOS.
LADY, young competent, ambitious. with
experience in sales cont TACT work. personnel
guidance and advertising. desires perma-
nent ne position with reliable firm. Box
LADY, cultured. young, 90. with two uni
yersity degrees. desires work one week day
IS capable Of meeting people. handling
duties that require initiative and responsi-
@ffs @lpsr Box 4s3-G, star. @f'
NukSk' practical, will care for, sick per
OFFICE ASSISTANT. experienced CORE
9sH: 1 pqSit[oa PFvste ndustfy " sS sss5So
REG. NURSE desires position in clinic or
doctors office; $40 per week; exp and
SfcRfTaRY Slt fcTfaaR1Y AGams @egrs 1da3 dH5srerc ca
"I-H, Star 25s
SECRETARY, Govt, public steno. and
INNS. writing experience Available 4 eve
nngs wk, "a hours Box 4SO-C Star
sTENOGRaPHER. public stenograpbic
service Helen elem BYronl, I0lS Vermont ave.
T. EA. 6S29 23"
WOMAN colored, wants work as iaintress
III apartment building, willing to take
over nigh, duties as elevator operator
II. exchange small salary. quarters for
self and school-age daughter. reference.
Box i1E-C Star n3.
ENEHGETIC AMERICAN interested in
part time or. whole time, cashier. desk
CLERK ORGANIZING social affairs hostess or
WNat have yCut also experienced house
keeper. Box 4Gl-C. Star. "a.
Evening star., 1943-10-23

It's common sense to be thrifty.
War bonds help you to save and
help save America.
Evening star., 1943-10-23
DRAFTSMEN

Mechanical, for defense plant: good work
ing conditions; excellent opportunity for
advancement, must have release or certI-
fcate Of availability. Apply Bowen & Co,
Inr. iTlH Bethesda ave RetheSd0, Nd
ROOM CLERK, experience
helpful. Apply manager, Ho-
tel Hawthorne. 2134 G st. NV.
Evening star., 1943-10-23
SPECIAL NOTICES,

WILL NOT BE responsible for any debts
incurred by any one other than myself
Mai Milton A. Juster.
PLAINFIELD ORCHARDS,
APPLES AND SWEET CIDER.
OPEN WEEKDAYS AND SUNDAYS.
Out Georgia ave. 5 miles to Glenmount.
right on Route lS2 miles. w. w. Moore
Sandy Snring. Md Ashton o41l
Evening star., 1943-10-23
3 YOUNG MEN
HELP WOMEN.

Any worker last employed in an
essential or locally needed activity
can not be hired by any other en-
ployer except upon presentation of
a statement OF availability from her
last employer or the USES.
Evening star., 1943-10-23
HELP MEN.

Any worker last employed in an
essential or locally needed activity
can not be hired by any other en-
ployer except upon presentation of
a statement Of availability from his
last employer or the USES.
Evening star., 1943-10-23
TYPISTS AND
BOOKKEEPERS


Several excellent positions avail
able; 5-day Wk. and every 3rd
Saturday half day; good salary,
regular increases.
National Liberty Insur. Co.,
MA. 5753 1922 K st. NV
WAITRESS, white, lunch pc
riod. Metropolitan Club, 100
H st. NV.
YOUNG WOMAN, expert
enced, for office work; must
have knowledge of bookkeep-
ing, good handwriting; 44-hr.
week; $35; permanent posi-
ton. Box 498-C, Star. "a
Evening star., 1943-10-23
HILL & TIBBITTS.
ll14 Vermont Ave. NV.
EXTRA-FINE SALES
POSITION OPEN,

If you are interested in permanent
connection with opportunity for a very
call at our Takoma Park Office 145 car
roll ave, reXt to Takoma fire station. on
the Carroll ave. or Flower ave. bus line
Our statesmen are earning big pay now
Our property is easy to sell. especially well
located near Northwest Washington on
RIGGS .rd extended. Our building program
Is well under way. which will give our
Nations Capital one Of Americas finest
cemeteries Our prices and terms are
the most reasonable. No previous expert
ence necessary-we train you. Plenty Of
leads avaiable-we helo close your sales.
George WASHINGTON Memorial Cemetery
the Book -Ludt OlRaniZation, developers Of
tlNe CenPIerlnS 81. -iQk
Evening star., 1943-10-23

FINISHER, ONE WITH UNI
FORM EXPERIENCE PRE-
FERRED; GOOD SALARY,
PERMANENT POSITION
LIVINGSTON'S, 9O6-9O8 7th
ST. NV.
Evening star., 1943-10-23
DAY WORKER.
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert, books started kept
part time. tax reports. prompt, reasonable.
CoNsTRucTIoN sUpr.. office or field; ex-
pert on all kinds of construction: 35 years
experience: available Immediately; best
REF ri, fITrqished T lnf , & Box 222-C; Star; 23,
ly experienced in business, adm. and Office
management desires change Of responsible
position. Box 4S1-C. Star 24s
GENERAL REPAIRMAN. employed from
to IL m. desires to exchange services for
apartment. Box 456-C, Star. 23'
JANITOR wishes, part-time work and
day. Sunday after 2:30.
MAN, over draft age. active, in good
health; well educated. with electrical back
ground and business training, seeks office
position where his experience can best be
utliiZed; also interested in electronics. Box
NAN: 'la gc105Iored. wants Job as truck driver
MAN weIl-educated, ALB. in English, and
French and Swedish. reads Spanish and
Italian, and has slight knowledge of Japa-
neSe. Has had difficulty IN securing work
suited to his training because of PERSONAL
lty troubles. Will accept any sort of Job
B But prefers work in ecouomics or statistics
PHARMACIST, registered. young man nice
appearance and personality, fully expert
enced IN store management, chain store
methods, prescription filling, excellent
IaieSman So, M Box 4l3-C, Star 23'
PHARMACIST, very capable, desires posi-
YOUNG MAN, AZ classificationn.l ion with
bookkeeping and payroll experience best
IlnRtOn Va, or phone oxford 22T3 "a"
Evening star., 1943-10-23

MAN, settled, as elevator op-
orator; hours, 4 pm. to 2 am,
one day off each week; SAL
ary, S75 per mo. St. Regis
Apis, 2219 California st. NV.
Filling Station Helper,
All-around station work including car
wash. Attractive salary and coed hrs
NO sunday work. Apply in person, 4O3O
WIS ave. NV.
MACHINISTS
for defense plant, good working conditions
34-hr. week, also unSkilled labor; must
have release or certificate of availability
Apply Bowen L. Co, Inc, 4112 Bethesda
ave. Bethesda, Md.
3 YOUNG MEN
For warehouse work; fair starting salary
advancement after 6 weeks National
Biscuit Co. 336 Randolph pl. ne
Evening star., 1943-10-23

Local branch CT national motion picture
company has opening for typiSt capable OF
clerical duties; 40-nr week, interesting
work pleasant surroundings. Apply alter
5 pm,
UNITED ARTISTS CORPORATION,
lo4 Neu Jersey Aye NJ
Evening star., 1943-10-23
MAID, SMALL HOTEL.

Colored; available; permanent Job,
SIS week, day of and short Sunday, an
nual vacation: must have good refs. Sef
Miss Porter. 1924 18th st. NV
Evening star., 1943-10-23

NIGHT MAN-ALSO HALL MAN
Colored, for large apartment bldg Apply
manager, 1907 Conn. ave. Phone Ordway
Evening star., 1943-10-23
HELP WOMEN.
FILING CLERK

NJ. E. Horton, Inc, $50 St. SW
S25 for 40-Hr. Wk., Essential Industry.
Evening star., 1943-10-23
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TYPTST-CT,FRK

Attractive salary and meals, pleasant
~orklng conditions. Apply Mayfair Restau-
Evening star., 1943-10-23

EXPERIENCED FIRE AND CAS-
UALTY POLICY WRITER, PER-
MANENT POSITION, WITH AT
TRACTIVE FUTURE, IN OLD
ESTABLISHED FIRM. REPLIES
CONFIDENTIAL. BOX 479-D,
STAR.
Evening star., 1943-10-23

TYPIST and general office
worker for ieWelry store, good
salary, 512-day week. Eli
Rubin Co.. 718 7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1943-10-23
MATTRESSES.
BROOK MANOR RESTAURANT

Formerly Howard Johnson 1880 Lee High
meals and uniforms furnished. Full or
part time No beer sold Nice working
conditions. Apply in person or phone
Evening star., 1943-10-23

FUR SALESLADY, experienced,
for permanent employment. full
or part time; unusually fine sal
ary. Zlotnick the Furrier, 18th
and @
Evening star., 1943-10-23

JANITOR. married man, no children,
wanted for small, well-located building in
NV. section. See Mr.. Soldano on Monday
at 9l5 Eve st. NV. Bring references.
SALARY to start, 500 per mo- plus quarters,
JANITOR. colored, for large, centrally To-
Gated apt. building: resuar hours, 6-day
week and good salary; permanent position
Apply Davidson g. Davidson, 1913 18th
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-25
Mrs. HOyi
TOEead Drive

Mrs. Hobart D. Hoyt. chairman
Of the Metropolitan Unit Of De-
troits War Chest drive, viii lead
1000 Of 10000 workers in the
campaign slated to begin Nov. !.
Her appointment was announced
yesterday by George +. Chrosto-
phcr. president Of the Packard
Motor Car Co. and general cam
paign chairman.
Mrs. Hoyt's unit is one Of four
groups which viii supervise door
to-door canvaSsing throughout the
city Its goal IS a fund Of S.
$50 900.
Intensive campaign planning
begins as the Metropolitan Unit
opens its headquarters today at
1907 Book-Cadillac Hotel
Assisting Mrs. Hoyt as territory
leaders are four of the drive s
seven vice chairmen. Mrs. II. G
Broder west central territory
Mrs. William +. Matthews, east
central: Mrs George A Solemn
east side. and Mrs. s. +. Remey
northwest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-25
Baby StrdngIed,
Father Kills Self

KALAMAZOO. Oct 25- Sought
since Saturday noon in the death
Of ms three-week-old son. Carroll
Wager was found dead in a woods
yesterday near Gourdneck Lake.
SIX miles south Of here, a suicide
victim
The body or The 30 year old
father was found by TWO hunters.
Wager had attached his deer rife
10 a tree and pulled the trigger
with a string, reported Dr. r, g.
Cook, coroner
Mrs. Wager had left the child
in ms care az she went 10 obtain
ration book for the infant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-25
Foot Troubles

CHICAGO, oct. p (INS)-If
children are prevented from get
ting more than two pair of shoes
a year under the rationing system,
the youngsters will have partially
crippled feet within 10 years, DR..
Harlow c. Stahl of Youngstown,
o., said today.
DR.. Stahl. president Of the Fell
lows Pedic Research Society. was
attending a convention of the or
ganiZation IN Chicago
Growing children, he said, re-
quire at least SIX pairs Of shoes a
year and 10 deny them is Just as
bad as the old Chinese custom oil
foot binding.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-25
800 New Goods
Arrive at j. N.
International Sound Photo

ANN ARBOR. Oct. 25-Eight
hundred freshmen girls arrived on
the University of Michigan cam
pus today the largest class of
new co-eds in the schools history.
Ordinarily accommodations sIe
available for 600 freshmen girls in
eight dormitories, 20 league
houses and five co-operatives.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-25

Detroitcrs. anxious so obtain
War Ration Book Ma. 4 which
contains some stamps that be-
come valid Nov /. were expected
10 line up at public schools today
at ! p. m The distribution Is
slated for today tomorrow, and
Wednesday from / 10 Q p m. in
all WaXne County schools except
in Hamtramck where they viii be
open from 9 a. m. 10 9 p. m.
Visit your nearest school early
IN the day and bring yoar copy
Of ration book No 3 with you
when you apply for the new IA.
ton book. OPA officials advised.
If you're signing up for your en-
tire family. don't forget 10 bring
along one copy Of ration book 3
for each applicant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-25
Traffic Light Bandits
Rob Driver Of $3.50

Police today were searching for
two gunner who .accosted David
Lifshitz, 81, Of 20l97 Warrington
IN his automobile at Chicago and
Woodward and robbed him Of $3.50
al midnight Saturday
Lifshitz. who operates 2 market
~ 1907 St Antoine, told police
that when he stopped for traffic
light the two men approached, one
from each side OF his car. He said
he believed they had trailed him
from his market.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-25
Police Identify Body
OF Woman in River

Police today identified the body
of a woman found in the Detroit
River at the foot OF Oak street
in Wyandotte as that of Mrs.
Esther Cantor. 81. of 25O6 Cal
vert, who was reported missing
Saturday night.
The body was recovered yester-
day by coast guardSmen. Nc
marks of violence were on the
body. police said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-25
Bromfield to Speak

Louis Bromfield, famous author
and owner of a large experimental
farm in Ohio, will address a pub
lie forum on land and water con-
sevation Nov. 10 in the Rackham
Memorial Building under the
sponsorship of the Michigan Com
mittee for Friends of the Land.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-25
OUTSTATE VICTIMS
lie victims were .

OutState victims were.
JUNE CHOPSON. II. of
Carlton. killed. in accident at
Labo and Grafton roads, Mon
roe County.
MISS STHER STEIN
BACHER II. OF Kalamazoo.
killed when her automobile was
struck by a train.
WERE TT JOHNSON Of
Muskegon. killed when his car
was struck hY. train
CARLETON LEVENDOW-
SKI. %. Of Holton. killed when
his car turned over on M-20
near MuSkegon.
MRS. NORMA BURDEN, ~.
OF Muskegon. killed when she
was struck by a car in front Of
her home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-25
TAILORING ABANDONED

There's no need 10 count cans
in the family pantry before you
apply for Ration Book Mo-.
since you won't be asked 10 de-
clare stocks of canned goods on
hand. according 10 Clarence NJ.
Day district rationing officer.
OPA has abandoned its original
plan 10 tailor stamps from the
No. 4 books. since a survey
showed that excess pantry stocks
at the time Book , was issued
amounted 10 less than one
seventh Of a can per person. Elm
lnation Of tailoring IS ex-
pected 10 spare the teachers
unnecessary work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-25
LOST BOOK INSTRUCTION

In case you find that your copy
OF ration book 3 has been lost or
stolen. file your application at
your local board for another copy
Immediately. officials advised as
issuance OF renewals takes sew
eral days
Members Of the armed forces
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-25
Schools to Distribute
Ration Books Today

in your family who eat At home
viii file application for Uncle
Sans newest ration book in the
same manner as their civilian
relatives. il was announced Do
nestle help and persons living
with you though not in your
family must obtain their own
books in person.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-25
2 CHILDREN INJURED

Five-year-old Marlene Horiski,
1916 ST. Aubin. suffered a skull
fracture after an auto struck her
at Forest and Dubois. Colbourne
Shelkey. Z years old, 5757 Van
Dyke, was treated az Receiving
Hospital and discharged after
suffering injuries near his home.
Pedro Rodriguez, Al Of 1862
Michigan. suffered head and body
injuries when struck near ms
home.
Michael McDonough, 80 of $3.50
Helen, was in ST. Joseph $ Mercy
Hospital with a fractured Skull.
Ronald Allen Therssen. s. Of 30O6
Newport, was taken 10 Crosse
Pointe Hospital with both legs
broken.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-25
NeWCity Airport
Pledge
.0fFifzGerdId

Immediate construction OF q
modern airport was promised by
Frank FITZGERALD. nominee for
mayor. an an address last night at
the Macedonia-American Club at
Bohemian Hall.
on the platform with FITZGERALD
was Councilman George Edwards,
who also is Unidentified with the
UAW-CIO, but neither mentioned
the other in their talks TO the
300 club members. Edwards, long
friend Of Mayor Jeffries, has not
endorsed either candidate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-25
Murder Motive
Sought in Death
Of War Worker

Convinced that Walter Zwolin-
ski, 43, a war worker who lived
with a brother-in-law, Leo Smith,
of $500 w. Warren. was murdered
and transported 10 the field at
Woodward and Thirteen Mile road
where a group of boys found his
body yesterday, homicide squad
detectives today began an invesu-
CATION of a motive.
At the same time efforts were
being made 10 trace a .3S caliber
revolver which Smith owned and
which he said was taken from his
house Oct. 8, the day Zwolinski
disappeared A .38 caliber bullet
was found lodg G d in the war
workers chest.
TELLS OF REPORT
any daughter, Helen, called
the police about l2 days ago and
reported Zwolinski missing"
Smith TOLD the Times. The
missing persons bureau told her
IL would not take a report by
phone.
THE next day / wrote a let
ter 20 the police department
giving a description Of my
brOther-in-law and the serial
number of the missing revolver.
j expected that detectives would
he sent 10 interview me, but
one appeared"
NO RECORD or LETTER
Chief OF Detectives Paul Wence
said that although records of al
letters received by the depart
ment are made, there was moth
ing IN the files that indicated the
receipt Of the report Smith
claimed that he had made by mail
No gun was found near Zwolin
skis body, although Royal Oal
police came upon evidence that
the. sorpse had been dragged from
Woodward through weed patct
10 the point where il lay.
Zwolinski'S pockets were empty
and all identifying marks haC
been removed from his clothing.
Identification Of the body wa!
made when Smiths wifi anC
daughter appeared at the Spillel
Funeral Home in Royal Oak.
II sent them out TO look at
the body after l had read a de-
scription of IL in newspaper"
Smith said. II felt sure that
the dead man was my brother
in-law."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-25
AIRPORT SITE PLEDGED

FITZGERALD charged that the
mayor abandoned this site be-
cause of the protests of "a handful
of wealthy property owners in
Palmer Woods"
The candidate said that if he is
elected he will assign the best
available airport engineer to select
a site and that he will start con-
lstruction without unnecessary
delay.
FITZGERALD also addressed TOO
person at a banquet of the
Ukrainian American Society at
the Book Cadillac Hotel, and he
gave a short talk TO the Detroit
Fruit Vendors Association at 8212
Twelfth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-25
4 Killed Here,
) 0utstdte in
Traffic Mishdps

Four persons were killed and
seven injured in weekend traffic
accidents here and AT least five
others were killed in outstate ac-
cidents, a survey disclosed today.
Two persons involved in the De-
troit accidents were held for in
vestigation of negligent homicide.
Fatally injured in Detroit were
WILLIAM DETGEN, 50, OF
1852 Goddard
MRS. ANNA b. ELLIOTT, II,
an employe of the Wayne County
Training School.
HARMON SENFF, Is, Of 1874
Winona.
GUS HARTSENSTEIN. 81.
23l0 l.. Milwaukee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-25
AIR POLICY AssAILED

FITZGERALD cauStically criticised
Jeffries because of the long con-
troversy over the location Of the
proposed new airport.
"FOr more than three years,
Jeffries and his advisors have
been puttering around. toying
with the aerOnautical future OF
Detroit, and accomplishing actu-
ally nothing" FITZGERALD de-
clared
"Jehrles has bee Ome air
minded since ne learned to his
horror that the voters OF De-
troit were determined to yank
the mayors chair from under
him. He Is trying to make up
for lost ground, but IL Is too
late"
Recalling that the mayor APP
pointed a committee in 1910 ia
recommend a site for a modern
port, the nominee stated that the
report recommending a site at the
Eight Mile road and Wyoming
laid on Jeffries' desk for nine
months before it was even trans.
mitted to the council.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-25
sUBURBANITE ACCUSED

Facing negligent homicide
charges were Robert l.. Stewart
Jr., 1908 Hoffman, Royal Oak,
driver of the car which struck
Detgen at Seven Mile near Flem-
ing, and Samuel Taylor, "a, in
the fatal accident at Brush and
Winona in which Senff was killed.
Ira Howard. Al. of 1893 F.. Fort,
was in a serious condition at Re-
ceiving Hospital after being
struck by a truck AZ Chcne and
Madison. as was John MahOneN
II. a sailor attached 10 the Ford
Training School IN Dearborn Ma
honey was hit by a truck In the
loon district.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-25

Some can smile for some II will take little
longer, for the tragedy is written deep in their
faces. But at last they are in the Land Of The
Free =. where wholesome food, good clothes and
a loving home will make them grow into men we
will be proud TO have among US men who
appreciate the heritage Of freedom that is ours
They do not ask . but we shall gladly eive