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Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
LOST AND FOUND

LOST AND FOUND
BOSTON bul lost female name Top
ptI k'aCk and whites 500 reward
earge Best clifford a9a3
RRONN nandhaE containing gas coupons,
uUYcr b license keys money Reward
Alrs vs. a Wheelan. 20i Oak 81 Wyan-
lIfr
BROWN purse lost Tuesday night on
Mile between Eastwood Park and
hs soldiers wife ana baby. Reward
DR 1873 before . 80 .. m.
BUICK SEDAN Maroon 1870. engine
number 1855 23SO license numhs
AZ 2572 Liberal reward. Cadillac slos
IRISH setter female soldiers pal. lost
srT7t -vtr+r1rtv- uf siUutf1ttrfd ara Outer
drive in DEARBORN big reward. no aues
lions asked upon return. Dearborn 1858
or 1912 Southueld road
LOST Buford containing drivers license
registration card. Ras ration coupons
other papers. no money ~ q; reward
g. M8nogeau Dawson 1905.
LOST BMf1ld containing drivers license
ear license car title. Insurance tickets
Reward Mcltose 221o.
LOST PAY envelope vicinity Gratiot
NJ Flnott Please return, needed
badly Liberal reward. Dixon el2I.
LOST August 29th. bunch OF keys
vicinity Miller and Charles on Conant
Reward olive ld1s
e4sl.f --f fl,-,tt+-r-- Faa4--ta Checker at
sunday Return 90 Rudy YORK, Briggs
LOST Mans Luugine wrist watch vicin-
uy OF Brush and Erskine, so reward.
ruWtF 2-3lli
CONSULT thr enlarged Real Estate hst
ln-s IN the bis sunday Times Want Ad
section
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
Our Plane
Italian Sights RAF Spitfire
With Relief

ALLIED IQ i'm North Africa
sept 9 ms 40 least ono
Italian civilian anticipated the
liahan-Alhcd armistlcc.
TIE is the one who with am Raj
eft fttfa s4A.4 n n - ~. i44e, b
over oft-bomhcd RCCUo dI CAL
ahlia ON The Italian zoe. Tuesday
It's one of ours" sand the
Italian with relief AS the Spit
dyg fighter came lower
NO. it's one 0f our, SAID the
RAJ officer
Its the same thing now"
said the Italian
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
Death GotlreS

hi III sept William husband ~
I.ufsr. lafhcr - DAVID kIudt brother
--+ -ii-A = -+-+-'isi 4--i-i-- y +i- y At--sl \
wright Nr ~ IHwshnch Albert and
ll,rman kildf tuutraf private from
Graftr q War1.k Fu0ef4. Home 1898
tasf Grand Rvd FGday AZ 2 p. m.
Irterue1t N aacIaNu
LlIlL Sspl q. 1888. Fi.drnck. beloved
uf Nrs Vera iEtlc at1r brother uf
George VI tu a. Army .n Ireland and
g.rior Funeral fron Arnold ll Mundt
F..r Home snel p. Forrest Friday al
TfRRN ssIr O. Frederick : ~ 1877 r
Crart Rv1 1ehtrd husband - Mabel /.
drlr father or Mrs irene Somb0roviCz.
NHs Marguerite pHrcr. john Mrs Helen
O.NHN Mf. Mary Glove Mrs Dorothy
Perkins F-.t fr aut howard. brother
uf hL..rc q TeI.N grHrdflfher of Ill
grandchildren FurrTa' service Friday.
mat A. IA retrls Funeral Home
L-sL- ---L-It llru-r
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
John Pierndk
Enoineer Was Graduate
Of Wayne u. 81 M.

Funeral services for John Pier
max Is. will be held tomorrow
AZ 9 q. m. IN MS parents home
a 540S fireman Mr.. Plernak died
Friday in California after a short
illness.
a mechanical engineer. Piernak
was q graduate of Wayne CnlVer-
Sity and the University OF Michi-
gan. Surviving are his parents
Al. -ar.A lea--4t-l4.af- 1--a4FF4-.ll11 4-.l1-
and 4 brother. Seaman J G. Edward
Pieruak Burial viii bc in Grand
Lawn Cemetery.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
Carrie {. Morrison


Funeral services VIII be held ut
2 p m. Saturday n Ford Chapel
lockwood. for Mrs. Carrie r.
M0rri son, Is, lifelong resident Of
-eil1trf-5-t - = ----et.ii s---t,i-
dav.
Mn Morrison Was the widow ~
K c. Morrison. real estate dealer
IN the Gibraltar area SURVIVORS
include q daughter Mrs George
" Hartman Of Nempns, and a
son, HdSiey ~ Gibraltar
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
nINORCES

eugene A Ksrhzk'ewicI FROM Ni0lr' e
re h fT-tIe from Harold II.
N..Han talturh ffuU nurutE,
Nsf r. BALDWIN from Theresa
Fr1rrif N1rfs f-nw Alice Rose
Maxine flrreuet frHm Weldon
"a Iar Matthews fr.m Guile
sHieu Nls.H Nur Lucille
F-ua N NirriaI from Hal
ester Is HCrtc- fruw Geneva
hUfn O. Helm from Frrdor.h
ld1It1r Rhodes frrm simon
FLORENCE. Sleu. fr1m Pete.
f.lr S'.rrf Ir.m arUa
RrsfrCr iN from ianrs
e.Ir8 ilH fr.W Moses
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
Strikers Ordered Back

WASHINGTON Sept Q 1NSl
The WTB laSf nIEtt Ca1ICd UPON
l21 strikers ~ the ST. LouIs plant
of the CurtiNS-WUght Corp 10 re-
turn 10 their lobs ar once.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
WGAR's Power Increased

WASHINGTON. Sept. Q up
The rec today authorized radio
station VICAR. Cleveland. 20
change It's frequency from $50
20 1&20 kilocycles and 20 increase
rs nlEht time power from one TO
FIVE klloWatts.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
TRADE sCHOoLs-MALE

ACT NOW LEARN
ACETYLENE-ARC WELDING
BRUSH COURSES IN WELDING
Body Fender Repair Inspect inn
BLUEPRINT READING. DRAFTING
WOLVERINE SCHOOL
Il Years ln Same Location
400 W FORT DAY-NiGHT SCHOOL
LEARN modern harberng days or ewes.
Detroit Barber College. 3l7 + jefferson
LEARN TO mold and fabricats Plasties
DELANO INSTITUTE MADISON s242
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings in the hg sunday Times Want Al
sect Ipu
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
EXPERT SERVICE DIRECTORY
AND BUYERS GUIDE
ADVERTISING DISPLAY

CARLSON tTUpIoS- Advertising displays.
posters. 1909 Brush street. Telephone
Randolph 9il4
NTII,s CONVERTED
CONVERT your attic Intc an income. We
hnanue. .Smauey. Madron lsi5.
NI TONATIC HEATERS
on Bt RNER gas burner stpker serv-
tre "4avrrncr. Townsend 1851
-i2ff4- -tE..4siFt+vs ~ r4-0H
BICYCLES AND IRIGiCIEs
REBUILT bicycles. ali sizes. Crosse Pte-
Bicycle. l5lul Mack To 2.423O
BoIItRS INsTtiIED, WELDED
BOILER PARTS IN STOCK FOR SALE
WELDING INSTALLING tESrl-
MATFSi BRANDT BROS. VI. l-54i5
6lu5 LAFAYETTE.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
Obituaries
Henry {. WeIIhousen
Great Lakes Captain S
Funeral tomorrow

Funeral rites for Capt Henry
c. WellhouSen, former captain of
the Walkerville- Detroit ferry and
one-time Great Lakes steamer
captain, Will be held tomorrow at
. .. m at Faith Lutheran Church.
with burial IN Forest Lawn Gene
terry
A native OF Detroit. Capt Well
houSen retired from active duty
six years ago and had been resid-
ing at COZ Piper He died Wednes-
day morning at the Marine Hos
-pital. lie was rs years old.
Surviving are the wiiow, Eliza
beth: a daughter. Mrs Harry Il.
Duff a son. John Ii. WCllhuuSen.
and granddaughter, Joyce Duff
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
MATTRESS RENoVATiNG

\ DEFENSE against high prices. have
your mattress renovated. Miller" s9Os
kerchevsi LEnoS 1884
MATTRESS Ienovatiug. lnnersprng mat
-tf+ss reasonable quality wofkmaHsaip-
guaranteed Hadley Randolph 5000
MATTRESSES renovated ike new new
materials. guaranteed. days service
CHerr- 1907.
MATTRESS renovated Ike new post
tyely- guaranteed, star Mattress Co,
Hosarth 56sO.
PLASTERING
Al PLASTERING. lathing. ceilings,
arches, repairing large, small. reason
sble IEmpie 1-23s9.
BETTER plastering. repairing, workman
ship guaranteed tEstimatssD Wal. 3"
Prsmpt service. Lafayette 4222-
PLASTER contractor; all kinds; g1arsn-
teed workmanship. reasonable. spectaliz-
INK arches Madison 5000.
PLASTER contractor, alterations excel
lent workmanship, prompt service, 4ree
estimates Temple 2iSl2
PLASTERlNG large or small Jobs re
pairing alterations: satisfaction. Tele-
puOne Cherry 16b5.
pLASTERING repairing alterations no
job too small. large. Telephone Town
send S-i6s9
PLaSTFRER Experienced make old
rooms Ike new. Tree estimates. Town
PLUMBING, LICENSED
ALL sewers sin4s. drains and septic
tanks cleaned electrically: reasonable,
work guaranteed. Tyler 7-796s.
ANY KIND of plumbing and heating re-
pared alterations, bathrooms. terms.
TOwsend S-J035
No DIGGING NO MESS Sewers, drains
cleaned electric machine. finest equip
m,nt Oregon 2iis.
PLUMBING, heating repairs; complete
bathroom installations priorites fur
nished, ~ years H0garth i24i.
PLUMBING heating. repairs alterations
FLA terms first class workmanshlp
Arlington 77ti.
SINKS CLEANED sewers cleaned electri
cally; free pump service, reasonable.
Madison O0lo.
SINKS cleaned So. p hour sewer service.
Duke UN 226j4 Also plumbing fixtures.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate ns,-
ings IN the big sunday Times Want Ad
section
RADIO SERVICE
FREE store checkup. calls 81 Ideal
Housekeeping shop. 5Ot7 Woodward.
TT l-7liO
RADIO. WASHER. CLOCK SERVICE
"ALLENs" RADIO. washer and clock
repairing Guaranteed workmanship
Telephone "DRexel 5s77 +"
KETKIUTKyTrTT ~rrvtrr
Al ALL MAKES sERVICED 49, Parts
labor guaranteed. Prompt service.
TO 5000
LEONARD and Kevirator service. east
s2;2
RETAINING WASHERS
AAA-i Repairing IS yrs experience all
fff AZ Zarst stsa - -
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
MONUMENTS

FINEST quality Vranite markers SO eS
completely leftercd TO s-6923, Detroit
Monument Works, 27tt " Dawson.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
INCOME TAX SERVICE

INCOME tax estimates carefully computed
g. = Stevenson. lO2s Algonquin At
Jefferson Ienox. 1883. Open evenings
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings IN The biz sunday Times Want Al
Sect on
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09

\ DEFENSE against high prices have
Your mattress renovated Miller" S9Us
ksrcheVai LFnoN 1894
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09

ATTNEssEs renovated Ike new post
tyely- guaranteed, star Mattress Co,
"A r.vrh gAAn
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-23
State Prepares TO
Buy Old Test Farm
Outside Plymouth,
In the Sir Walter Hotel.
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
by LYNN NISRET.

Raleigh. Sept. 23.-Thc last LEGAL
barrier III the way of the State oak
my title to some 500 acres of the
EimShurSt farm property near Ply
mouth was removed bv decision uI
me supreme Court Wednesday, that
w. IL. Thompson had the right to
make Il decd To the property.
About Il wear ago the Department
al Agriculture agreed u buy the Ianu
Ion a i,Si farm replacing the Wcnumu
farm which was literally burning UP.
when the attorney generals office
began investigating the title there
developed Il technical question III
viewing substitution ui q trustee baci.
III 1890. and III order To clear al
cloud ana Shaduw from the tail"
court action was instituted.
= rather lengthy opinion Of tac
highest court goes INTO detail explain
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-23

"hlI"'R-ln keeping with Nortr
caroline Tradition Tor active scrvic.
~ inc navy. ThurIuand Chatham ha,
"iLrn ti. tn" rank ui commander n,
= washington desk for the lower
rank 49, acknowledgements ON
a',iNc oIiv -, sea. The Wealthy bfan-
"r' i''rlilaC'urc" -dd hr volunteer.
90 L. i!rh' IN" enemy. not To sit ;t
q dc'. u" better than rhc one in mi,
own .fiiCu.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-23

alton OF the processes by which title
TO the land mas been transferred dur
ing the past twenty ur more years.
Stripped of all legal phraScology the
courts opinion means simply that
w. II. rhompSon'S title Ia the land is
valid and he has full right to con-
vey I.
Money To pay icr the land has
been set up b" the budget bureau ,,r
nearly year and is available lust
as soon Us the deeds and other lcsal
papers are prepared. The land in
question is 4 few miles east of Ply
mouth. some - or Is miles north Of
the present Wcnuna farm, and is on
The main state highway US6i. Its
purchase WAS made NECESSARY by a
fire III the blackland al pcut-bop
type OF soil Oh the Wcnona farm that
has been raging for several years
and has resisted I'll efforts at con-
irUl.
Departmental officials saw the new
site is more valuable than the old.
because wide" range OF experiments
can be conducted. II i. urIpuscd 10
sell the old burned ont farm If a
buyer can be lnund.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-23
oy IN Washington ano ,..r. the mat
ter through congress.

oy IN Washington anu ,..r. the mat
ter through congress.
RAClAL-The American Mission
"rN Association, act.re ,n.nuGh Fisk
University, large Near" school al
Nashville. Tenn, is ~,cnGng mfor-
nation ON racial r,-'.ol, III TN"
South. Composite .. answers by
Slate departments : .ruuIvS from
me university prcSvu' 'ursr several
gratifying facts all .' " ia Caro-
lima: M serious ,.,.' trouble m
many wears: more N. 90 farm agents
than any other St.. rapidly ap-
preaching climinatl.. o.: the differ
en,ial III salaries fr. Waite and col
urrd school teacher. STATE, ..Dpurtrd
schools 81 standard -.ai,'> -" Negro
children with Az. ,uualrly the
same curriculum e. advantages ;lS
white schools. and me. evidences
oi spirit of fair u.., and cordial
relations among wl.',- and blacks.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-23

UNlrED-NOt only will the vor,-
Gus State commissioners of apric,II-
lure present u Solid front TO fight for
adoption of law requiring Federal
agencies 10 comply with State rcgliia.
ions for seed. feed and fertilizer in
"pcr'lOn. but other departments of
"la'" government viii cooperate win
mem. Attorney General Mcmillan,
ms week wrote Attorney General
rom watson Of Florida that he would
irnd any reasonable assistance II,
promoting the legislation.
VETO--A bill sponsored by Con.
gresham J. Hardin Peterson of
riorida passed the House and Sen
ave last session. but was allowed {,
u'c ~ the President failing 10 sim
IL. An identical bill will he offered
'hiS So sion by the same congress
man. ana The states are modifying To-
see iid' Il passes and is signed by
me preSId"nt. II is believed il can be-
pdSSeo over veto. and to assure that
u u"cS b""0me law the national as
soCia'on of commissioners of apri.
cuI'urc has assigned the Arkansas
commissioner f. *. Thatcher 10 stand
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-23

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-23

The stamping of &c, iuan value If
each bale of cottoi 80 the chasing
card IS proving OF .s.. Ea.,.c tJ grr-
wcrS IN marketing mel" cuttnn. re-
ports Dan r. Heller the State Col
lcgr Extension Ser, -.
Evening star., 1943-11-19
Head Of Grand jury
In Brooklyn Expose
Guarded by Police
~ the Associated pres.

- the Associated Press.
| NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-Leon Alex
ander, foreman Of the Kings County
grant jury which charged that a
state OF lawlessnesss. existed In
Bfooklyn's Little Harlem was
under = round the-clock guard to-
day rs police disclosed he had re-
fceiyed threatening letters. one con-
tanning = knife with a 7-inch blade.
Numerous telephone calls threat
ening his life also have been made
to the insurance executive, police
reported.
Meanwhile, police worked on COM
pleting report of their investiga-
ton Of the district, adjacent to the
New York Navy Yard, which was
ordered by Mayor r. H. La Guardia.
The grand jury presentment,
handed up Monday, blamed Mayor
La Guardia for allowing "a most
unusual and deplorable state Of law
lessness" in the area.
Police Commissioner Lewis ],
Valentine will submit the report to
the Mayor today.
Approximately 5000 residents of
the district were questioned during
the survey, Mayor La Guardia said,
while clergymen Of 159 churches
were interviewed and nearly 400
places Of entertainment were
checked.
Mayor La Guardia has said that
the neighborhood, known officially
as the Bedford -Stuyvesant section,
was typical Of those sections which
are not adequately served by Cath
olic, Jewish, Protestant or other
welfare organizations"
Commissioner Valentine last night
assigned 60 additional patrolmen to
the area.
Evening star., 1943-11-19
n. Y. Court Upho|ds
Reapportionment
Ey the Associated Press

Ey the Associated Press.
ALBANY, N. Y, Nov. 19.-Consti-
tutionality of the first reapportion-
ment Of State legislative districts
since 1917 was upheld unanimously
yesterday by the Court Of Appeals,
New York's highest tribunal.
The decision, accompanied by two
concurring opinions. rounded out
fulf1llment by Gov. Dewey of his
1912 campaign pledge of immediate
reapportionment and ended years
Of bitter conflict over the subject
in the Legislature.
Asserting the decision was deeply
gratifying" the Governor said Il am
very happy that the reapportion-
ment bill has been unanimously up
held and that the people of the
State will have fair representation
Evening star., 1943-11-19

in the Legislature for the first time
In rs years"
The State Constitution calls for a
reapportionment every 10 years.
The l943 reapportionment, en-
acted to bring Senate and Assembly
representation into line with popu-
lation shifts over the last quarter
century, increases Senate member
ship from 81 to Sc and transfers
eight upstate Assembly seats to the
New York City area.
The Court Of Appeals decision re-
verses Supreme Court Justice Pierce
H. Russell of Troy, who ruled the
statute unconstitutional last June
8. and upheld the contention OF
Democratic Senator Stephen J..
Wojtkowiak OF Buffalo that the Con-
stitution prohibits q Senate Of more
Evening star., 1943-11-19
Clearing Of Naples Harbor
May Require Years

BY the Associated Press.
ALLIED HEADQUARTERS, Al
giers, Nov. 19.-Years of work after
the war will be required to clear
fully the big italian harbor of Naples
and restore its docking facilities,
Commodore William A. Sullivan,
commander Of the United States
naval salvage forces clearing part
Of the harbor, reported yesterday.
Commodore Sullivan, who directed
salvaging of the French liner Nor
Evening star., 1943-11-19
Burglars Take Food,
Leuve $4OO Behind
By the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO-Burglars took 60
pounds Of italian cheese, three cases
Of tomato sauce and two cases Of
cottonseed oil in addition to cigar
cites, cigars and 10000 ratin cou-
pons from a grocery. t
In the store the police found 1
shopping bag with $500 in bills In
it near the cash register.
Evening star., 1943-11-19

mandie In New York, told a press
conference that Navy-trained divers
who worked on the Normandie had
taken leading roles In clearing har-
bors OF North Africa, Sicily and
Italy and many other parts Of the
world.
He described the damage to Naples
harbOr as the worst he had seen.
Evening star., 1943-11-19
Protest on Tax Slash
StortIes City Council
BY the Associated Press,

BY the ASsoclated Press.
HARRISBURG. Pa.-City coun-
cimen stared and then asked Frank
P. Cirillo II they had heard him all
right.
Cirillo had just finished protesting
a tax cut resulting from a 5000 re-
duction in the assessed valuation Of
his PROPERTY.
Evening star., 1943-11-19
Fielder Joins Coust Guard

BOSTON. Nov. 10 (P.-Arthur
Fielder. internationally known or
chestra conductor, yesterday en-
listed in the Coast Guard Temporary
Reserve as an apprentice seaman.
Evening star., 1943-11-19

than SO members. The act also was
challenged by David A, Fay, Queens
County attorney, and George w.
Thompson, New York City.
Evening star., 1943-11-19

GRAND RAPIDS, MICH.-BISHOP CONSECRATED IN COLOR.
FUL RITESVested in full pontca garb including SYM
boc pecora Bishop Haas lies PROSTATE before
the altar Archbishop Ameto Ccognan standng altar
the apostolic delegate celebrated marking the
Grafton OF Msgr. Haas as Bishop Of Grand Rapids.
"A P.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-20

YankS Bomb
Reich. Austria

LONDON. Dec. % qNS) -
Flying Fortresses. escorted by
long range fighters. today at
tackled targets in northwest Ger
many
The official announcement was
made after observers along the
English Channel had reported a
mighty armada Of escorted bomb
ers winging toward continental
Europe shortly after daylight.
Coastal observers reported see
ing one large force Of fighter es-
corted bomberS returning in the
early morning hours from the
French coast meet en- route a
second force outward bound over
the southeast coast Of England.
The German luftwaffe made an
unsuccessful thrust at London
Suring the night
Where were a few casualties
cAused by the lone bomb that was
dropped, and one raider was shot
down during the night
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-20
YessS,
Trail
Traced

Detroit state police and federal
investigators today Joined in trac-
ING the activities OF a highly or
gained corporation of ,afecrack-
ers' vino are accused of stealing
OPA coupons for more than 1000
gallons Of gasoline
Latest development vas the re-
covcry of 81 600 in war bonds and
other loot taken recently in the
cracking Of the vault Of the Rowe
Lumber Co. IN Plymouth. The
plumber police said. was found in
the apartment Of one of the ac-
cuSed men.
Called the master mind Of the
gang. Howard Harris IS. OF $3.50
Lawrence. today was formally
charged with burglary. Facing a
SIMILAR charge arc TWO othe
members of the alleged gang, Bert
Hall. -. of 1921 Stoepel. and
George Moreland % OF - w
Euclid -Four others are held for
investigation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-20
Death Takes Wife
OF Josephus Daniels

RALEIGH. ~. c.. Dec. 20 CUP)
Mrs. JosephuS Daniels. "a. wife
of the form er secretary of the
navy and former ambassador to
Mexico, died at her home last
night after IN illness of several
months.
She was q former president Of
the Daughtei>cof the Confederacy
and was president of the Navy
Red Cross in World War | at a
time when Mrs. rankin D.
Roosevelt was vice president.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-20
Ydnks Attack
Hill Village,
9Th TakesFort

ALGIERS, Dec. 20 GNS)--
American troops, pressing home
the advantage they gained by the
capture OF San Pietro, opened a
frontal assault today on San Wit
tore. two miles beyond the noun
tain village that was the scene Of
some OF the bloodiest fighting Of
the Italian campaign.
The British Eighth Army cap
ured the town of Consalvi. SIX
miles north of Orsogna, inland
anchor Of German defenses al Me
Adriatic end of the battlefront
Despite strong opposition, Eighth
Army tanks overran enemy posi-
tions and inflicted heavy casual
ties on the NaziS Five giant Ger
man tanks were knocked out and
80 German paratrooperS were cap
tured
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-20
Jail Bowler
CriinnnniinS in
Auto Death

John fJohnny) CrimuinS IS Of
1897 HlllCcr voted the out>tand-
ING bowlcr'in the United States by
the Bowling Writers Association
IN 1912 is in jail today facing a
negligent homicide charge after a
hi,-run accident in which war
worker was killed
After striking and killing Nm
cent ErcauN 26-ycsr-old Wal
worker of S31q Paige Warren
Township. az East Warren and
81 Jean at . 80 I'D yesterday
CrlnminS failed % stop according
10 police
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-20
"a Millions Left
By Edse| Ford

ELLSWORTH, Me. Dec. 20
tUP)-The late EdSel 3. Ford
left a personal estate valued at
S64 $4,000. according TO an in
ventory on file in probate court
here.
Ford a resident Of Crosse
Pointe. Mich, owned real estate
in Maine valued at SS50.000. His
personal estate IN the state is
valued al $4,000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-20
Hard Coal Raised
80 Cts. a Ton by 0PA

WASHINGTON. Dec. 20 (INS)
Ceilings Of dealers in Pennsyl-
vania anthracite yard screenings
were increased so cents a net ton
today by the OPA
The action was taken to enable
dealers 10 pass on 10 their Gus
toners the recent increase in
Pennsylvania anthracite prices as
4 result OF higher operating costs
occasioned by the boost in wages
of the miners.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-20
Bj6in Service
Lacking Gifts

FBST exactly $50 soldiers or sailors who will be
J stuck in Michigan barracks or military hospitals
over Christmas will go unremembered and union
ored by the people of Michigan
. unless $50 readers of the Times Immediately
pack Christmas boxes or contribute 50 each to the
Santa for Seryicemen fund
rs military secret how many Will be left on the
posts for Christmas but u' of the funds and gifts
already contributed by Times readers shows that there is
this shortage.
If you want to be Of $50 Santa Clauses willing to
rush to the rescue, do one Of these things
Pack Christmas box costing not than 500
and leave it at the Times office at any Detroit
police station. before midnight tomorrow Tuesday Don't
forget to enclose your and address the soldier
knows who his Santa Claus is.
0-Nlal to the Santa Claus for Servicemen Committee
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-20
Admiral STARK TO Capital
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LONDON. Dec 20 ms
American headquarters announced
today that Admiral Harold r.
Stark. commander of l. s naval
forces IN . Europe has left for
Washington TO confer on naval
matters