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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-10

with the troops who guard our
precious 500 Locks.
The romance OF Jim and Regina
began about a year ago at a USO
party at the 500 which Regina
was selected to attend as a host
sss. So impressed was Sgt. O'Neil
with Miss Solomon's gay person
atty hat he began to press an
ardent suit. He presented her
with an engagement ring at
Christmas time and at 1880 Sun
day afternoon the romance culmi-
mated In marriage. with the cere-
nlony being performed by the
post chaplain OF Fl. Brady in the
chapel there.
Regina wore an enchanting
wedding gown OF white satin and
lace Satin formed the bodice ard
the full skirt was fashioned ~
lace. She wore finger tip vel;
end carried PRAYER book COW
cred with gardenias
Mrs Beatrice Soloman gave her
daughter in marriage. She wore
a brown dressmaker suit with a
corsage OF gardenias.
Jessye Carter was her only at.
tendant. The gown she wore was
similar 10 that OF the bride and
was executed in blue. Her flow.
e's were also gardenias.
The best man was Sgt. Tile
Johnson.
Soldier friends OF the groom
furnished the music al the sim.
rle Tut impressive ceremony. On,
played the familiar strains NJ III,
Wedding March from Lobe isrir
on the organ as the bride entere,
q chapel Another soldier sans
fitting vocal solos before the
march began.
After the ceremony the weddinI
party was carried in government
cars to the guest cabins where
reception was held. There every
one discovered TO their greai
pleasures that soldiers can d.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-10

more than man guns and A.,
jeeps. for Jim's pals had attract,
ly decorated the reception Pa,
and planned an ENJOYABLE r.,.,
tion. complete to the las, d.,,
A beautiful wedding =,
adorned the main table and .
tryone gathered round 10 Az,
toast Of wine 10 Sgt ONsn !,
his bride.
The ceremony and rees,s
were we'll attended by thos, :,
diers who were free for the \
ornoon and their wives.
Mrs. Solomon and Miss Car
lett Ft. Brady SUNDAY ai,eruo
about 4 pm. to return IN n
troit. The new Mrs O'Nen =
remain with her husband NM
after the transfer, which b. ,
meets soon. is received.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-10
Visits Daughter
From The West

Mrs. Beulah p. Baker OF Pueblo.
Colo. was shown several points OF
interest in the Motor City last week
by Mrs. Christina Fuqua. presi-
dent OF the Detroit Housewives
league. Mrs. Baker has been visit
ing her daughter and son-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Avery, OF 1928
Mullett street. for the past hse
weeks. The Averys have little
son, James, Jr.. who was born on
Feb. 2s.
Visitors are always welcome at
the Tribune office.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-10
Club Learns OF
Women With Wings
BY VALERIE WALLACE

| CHIlht ldlul rtctl ohu thb" uio
not keep the members Of the De-
troit Study club from turning out
one hundred per cent Friday. April
2 a, the Lucy Thurman YwCA
when Miss Victoria Mccall enter
tanned in a most superb style.
Miss Mccall received her guests
IN her most charming manner wear
ing the very nevesf in spring
black The members arrived in
ones. twos. and threes. and in APP
pearance. despite the weather. you
knew that spring had come. Mrs.
Robert Lantoin arrived wearing a
small black hat with veil and fur
coat. Miss Nellie Watts and Mrs.
Frank Raiford came. Miss Watts
wearing one Of the new multicolor-
ed prints in beige and brown Mrs.
Ra!ford wearing large felt hat
with mink coat. Mrs. l.. +. John
son, was lovely in orchid dress and
hat. The lovely Carter sisters. Ma
rion and Marjorie. were as always
IN the newest OF seasonal costumes
Mrs. II. L S.mms and Mrs. j. A.
Moore wore black Mrs. II Peyton
Johnson, the club president. was
wearing one Of the very new petite
"sailors' in dark blue with veil
and grey fur coat Mrs. r. ID. Park
or told US that spring was here
wearing olive green shoes and bag
with Persian lamb coat Mrs c.
:. Smith was there IN one OF her
heavenly shades OF blue with Per-
sian coat also Mrs Mildred Os-
borne in suit with canary hat and
blouse and silver foxes. The
charming Mrs. A. WORKMAN and
Mrs. John a. LOOMS wore black
Really. every one looked lie
Grande Dame" One didn't know
what 10 decide. whether is was
page out Of the social register or
Harpers Bazaar.
Mrs Alfred F. Thomas was on
the program for the day. A light
grey suit and hat with green access
SORES topped With that gorgeous
mink formed OF apparel her choice
for the day. Mrs. Thomas was not
only stunning IN appearance but
WAS most interesting in her review
OF Women with Wings this com
bined with general historic back
ground OF TIE little woman in
aviation Twas something TO hear.
my dears.
Miss McCall's guest list included
Mrs. Moses Walker. retired police
woman and aunt Of the hostess
Mrs. Carrie Riley. well-known in
club circles. and Mrs. Mary Mat
thews. popular president OF the
Ytirahc club and Mrs. J r. Nc
Call.
The raffle OF purchase certificates
was held. The financial report
brought a rising vote OF cheer "a
the WAYS and Means committee
Miss Marjorie Carter. Mrs Edward
Wallace. Mrs Eva Green and Mrs
Davenport Lambert
In the dining room members and
guests found a most beautifully
decorated T-shaped table. In the
center vas a large bowl filled with
gladioi snapdragon. sweet peas
stock. and sprays OF ferns. Along
the lower end OF the table was the
gentle reminder that When spring
comes can Easter be far behind? p
so the lille rabbits were in their
nests surrounded by eggs in col
ors hat only they can produce
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-10
Give YOUR
COLD THE AIR
Ease Breathing This Way II Wave
of STIFFNESS Strikes You

It's emergency time-during this sea-
son Of spreading colds with colds sick
ness striking men, women and children
everywhere here's something you
can do whenever head colds strike.
simply put two drops Of PenetrIo Nose
Drops in each nostril then, breathe
deeply. Feel almost instant rebel as
they work fast 10 help open up cold
clogged nasal breathing passages +.
give your head cold the air. Penetro
Nose Drops are real prescription type
drops, containing genuine ephedrlne
and other balanced medication that
shrinks swollen, irritated nasal mem
branes 10 reduce congestion and check
sneering. Use only as directed. Gener-
Gus bottle 25c, ~ times as much for
Soc. Don't wait for these miserles 70
attack. Today get Penetro Nose Drops
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-10

emphatically resent such abuse OF
Your wives and sisters by any
che whatsoever
Mr.. Prattis denies me hear
M in the pages whore he has
twice broadcast his charges. and
he resents the NAACP request for
Justice Is The associations ap-
?osl honorable only when made
upon non-race newspapers? And
is IL true that there is not suf-
fc'ent interest 70 Justify publish
ing the facts about these repeat
Cd oharpes?
What. practically. can and will
YOU do-ihrough discussion and
writing Ito correct Mr.. Prattis's
attitude and repair the injustice?
tSigned)
y. r. Coogan. 8 j."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-10
JEANETTA WEIGH BROWN IS
HONORED AT SHOWER PARTY

When Mrs Milton Brown (nee Jeanette Welch),
packed bags and left for New York Saturday afternoon
She took with her goody of the frs and hounces
that every bride chehes for she the guest of honor
Frday pm. at personal shower and going away party
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-10

WANTED - Experienced womb
= a. do day work. Must he thOrcull
and efficient. No cooking or laui
dcring. Cali Ct. 29e4. After : Rl
call Plaza 1851.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-10
500 CHAPEL IS SCENE OF
SOLOMON. O'NEIL NUPTIAIS

vivacious Regina Solomon whom Detroit has wat,
ed grow up from dancing, singing youngster int
charming young woman, was married Sunday afemo..
April a. She became the bride of Sgt. James ONeI
Montclair Nj, who is stationed at Fl Brady MI.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-10
ENTERTAINMENT 4 SUCCEu
STATES RUTH ELLIS

Mrs. Ruth Ellis. chairman
tie NAACP Entertainer, COZ
mittee. thanked the public for /
support given the Cabaret Par
Of the NAACP at Club 6ss. Frid,
April 2. l943. The committee 81
Cd that the affair was hr
success.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-10

SAvE-Friday. April Is 81
p.m.-Hear Outstanding Slngn|
Groups In Recital Preshyterlal
Church. cor. Jos. Campau al
[ linton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
What S on the Air

mis- PROCLAIM has been
given The Detroit Times
~ rns stations herein
listed. N the rressnta-
tions a. scheduled are
not On the air. the fault
lies with the stations snd
not The Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
Vet Of 4 Fronts
Brings I Mates
On Visit Home

With Pearl Harhor the Battle
or Tie Coral Sea, Attu and convoy
duty in the Atlantic now thrilling
memories. CoNSwain a. c. Lock
wood of Berkeley and two ship
mates arc M Detroit today max
inc dreams of many months come
true
For a long time" SAID Lock
wood we've dreamed Of being
back IN the good old L. =. n
and Of drinking beer and dating
the most gorgeous girls IN the
world"
Lockwood and Seamcn lie.
John A. smith of Bakersville, Ky,
and l. VI. HOLMAN of New Al
bany Ind arrived m Detroit TO
spend q four-day furlouCh with
Lockwood s parents at 2654i Alb
crdCcn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01

Answer 10 yesterday.a puz.le.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
MTAR CNMrAIGN RIBBoNs

All of the boys wear campaign
ribbons, indicating service IN the
African campaign, the Asiauc-
Pacific thcateT OF war and convoy
service.
The boys admitted they were
surprised AZ Pearl Harbor' and
scared stiff at Attn and the Coral
Sea %
ANYBODY who tells you he
isn't afraid i'm battle II crazy
said Lockwood. You are plenty
scared when the battle first
starts, hut YOU finally forget IT
after Nau start concentrating on
your work.
The JapS are tricky, clever sea-
men. the boys said, but they don I
possess the ability OF Americans.
HOW JAPS ERRED
They showed that ut Pearl
Harhor." said Holman In
stead Of sinking a ship In the
channel which would have bot
tied III mp and placed us at their
mercy, they concentrated on
ships In the dock. You'd never
see an American officer passing
up "A chance like that
I'D like TO see them go back
now and try it," Smith said
With a grin.
Lockwood first served on a
tanker and then battleship. All
Of the boys are now assigned TO
a destroyer.
1--WE didn't think much NJ
those oriental gals that the
poets sing about" said Lock-
wood.
They wear covers over their
faces. All YOU can see is their
eyes and besides they have
religion that keeps them from
dating foreign men"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
THE DETROIT TIMES DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE
By Bob Kane
BY Lyman Young
BY Zane Grey
By Lee FaIk and Ray Moore
BY Robert Storm

ie--Asserts 10 be true.
20-Retaliated.
23--CAbin.
26-Heayenly spirit.
Is Male nickname.
2e-Prehx twice
31-Addition % q letter Csbbr.l
80 Chem. symbol
33-Puns up.
% African sntslopss.
G7--ToWr IN lows
3s-Hard white dentin.
90 COnquers.
40 Ohique
a. lmtator.
a. Dcsist
Al Insect
Fentilate
80 Accomplish.
% sun sod.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
THURSDAY AFTERNOON

~ 90 NOON
WJR-Kate Smith Speaks.
WWJ-Ole Foerch-M.
CKLW-BRC news.
WCAR--NewB.
WxYE--News Ace.
WJLR-News
WENT ewscast.
WJBk-Nusic
12:lH,r. ~.
WIZ Rig sister r.
.WYNJ Morgan owens NJ
CkLN--nan rhythms
NCAE-Ths Roundup-M.
Mgsoay Tmp2.
VA Music
uESf-- Nusical program.
NiEIs-Mountain Pete-M.
~ 80 v. "
W1R-Helen Trent n.
WWI News.
CKLWA- News Ace
VICAR santa claus r
WXYZ-Boake Carter r,
WI B-Golden Melodies,
WENLs--Dance music
WJHK-Luncheon Melodies
I2;lS Y. ".
WJR-Our Gal Sunday.D.
WWJ Man IN Service
CkLW-LiyestOck report.
WCAR-Victory business.
WNYH-Quiz.
WJBk- Music.
12:bS y. "
CKLW-petr0it Times
Feature HiEhnghts.
90 T.. NJ.
WJR-Life Beauttful-D.
WWJ-Fran Harug-T
fkLW-Nsuonal news
WCAR-Newa. variety.
WY aukhaFe taking.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01

ERE pleasant little that give
day II is numerical puzzle designed TO spell out
the letters first II the number
II the less than
add key number Start at the upper left
rectangle check OF
right Then read the the letters under
the checked figures giye you al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
Judge Signs Warrant
For Liquor Suspect

Recorders Judge w. Mckay
Skillman today signed warrant
for Cashmere Jurczyszyn, %, of
4S20 +. Dawson, charged with
breaking into a liquor store at
1881 Cass. Monday. and stealing
whisky valued at $4,000 He had
been held since the robbery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01

J ~ y. "
WTFr-Ifff EgauNful ~,
NNi --fran Harris T
CbLW--Nafionsi news.
NFAE,--NsWfi NsJffVf
WYE BaukhaFs tsfking.
WILB- hsat and music.
NFNre-NCwsCatf.
NJBk-ponsh Ladies Hr..
tt6 y. NJ
W1E-Na Perkins y.
VMI Music
CkLN-Happy Gsng-N.
WNYT-Ba ntWaEor
NENL-OrCan himns.
80 y "
WIE-Bfrnadine Flynn y.
WV News.
MNNE-hews ace.
WILR-Etorv Time
VEN Musical program.
ltS y. NJ
WtR-The GoldbeFEs ~.
WWI-Nictory matinee
CELW-Claire Wallace T.
Rhyme line Y.
MNNT -lush whiri-a lig.
WILB-irifrmexzo 81
WENL-- Music
90 T.. NJ
W1R-Y1ung Dr Malone.
WWt Guiding hight ~.
CkLW Fat nedy T,
WtAF-Nsps
WNY2--Lsdy 81 charm r.
NIiB-htwE. matinee M.
WIN NrVfca
NJBk--Hered Heart pros.
2tih y, NJ
WTR-lOtre Jordan ~
WWJ-Ionely Women n.
CkIW-Quiet Sanctuary.
AR Sunshine Time
WEHI--Neiody Rhythm
WJBk-NeWs and melody.
2 30 y VI
WJR--We Love and Learn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
thursday RNIRG

8 On A. NJ.
WJBK-News.
sac 4 NJ
WTR-fArm forum ~
WJBK-News and mugic.
q 10 A. ~.
Happy Jos-V
NIBk-News and music.
$50 4, ~
WIF-Farmer Frank NJ.
WWt--Salute NJ
WY evellle NJ
WILrR-Tuneup time "
WJBK- News and music.
Gas 4. NJ.
WIR Musical
WNYZ-Front page news.
ZOO A. NJ.
WIR--NewR.
GKLW- News Happy Joe.
VICAR News.
WXYZ-Top o. Morn IN
WJLB-News and music.
WE%lr-M Musical program.
WJBK-Music and News.
7:l5 A. VI.
WJR-ftUv John Zoiier,
WWJ-Reveille roundup
WCAR-Sunrise Roundup.
WXYZ-Morning news.
WJLB-Wsr jobs.
1880 A. VI.
WHIMSICAL
WCAR-Time n Tunes.
WNYZ-Top o. Morn ( NJ.
MF.Sf--NewscaEt
WJBk-Musical program.
T:4b A. NJ
WIR-Happy Hank NJ.
WWJ-NeWe.
WxYL--HarrY Heiimann
WENis-M Musical program
WJBK- Popular music.
500 A. NJ.
WJR--NeWs
WWJ--NeWs roundup.
CkLW News; Happy Joe.
WCAR--News.
Chase-M.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON

CKLW-Fsn Americans NJ
VICAR Music.
WJLB-Uncls Nick's hr..V
asa Y. NJ.
WIF=NeWs.
WNJ--Lorsnyo Jonss-p-
WFSL-zDancinE rhythms.
WlBk-heiody matinee.
AS y. NJ.
WIR-Rhythm Matinee
WWI--Widdsr BroWn-D.
CKLW-Turf Club.
NCAR-Mueio You Want.
WSNZ-NeWs Ace
500 Y. NJ.
WWJ-Whsn girl marrlss.
CkLW-NsWs Ace.
WCAF--NeWf.
WXYI-Terry a Pirates -
WJLR--EeWs and music.
WE&L-NeWscast, rhythm
NIBh-Eews Ace.
k.ih r. NJ.
W1F-Barhershop 0uartst.
WWJ-Portia faces lite-D
CkLW-Radio Jackpot.
WCAR-Santa Claus-T.
WNYZ-Dick Tracy-D.
WILB--Guild Playhouse y
WJBk-Meiody Matinee.
\ 80 v. NJ.
NIR-RetVeen the lines.
NWI-Just Plain Rill-D.
CKLW-Chick Csrter-D,
WCAR-Veivet tone poems
WAXZ-- Day IN Review
WJLB-Ten PIN Topics-T
WENt--Oesign for dance
WJBk-Nevs. Melody.
SiiS Y. NJ.
NlE-American Women
WWI Front Page Farrell
CHIN Superman n,
WY Capt Midnight-D
WJLR Race resume.
Evening star., 1943-06-04
Speed Is Protection
OF Mosquito Bomber,
Made Of Ba|sa Wood
New British Plane
Has Made Night Flights
Over Germany
By LEON PEARSON.

The sensational new British
bomber known as the Mosquito is
made not of aluminium or any other
metal, but of balse wood obtained
from Latin America. This is the
bomber which, without protecting
guns. has made night flights to Ger
many recently, with speed as its
only protection.
The speed is possible because of its
exceeding lightness. The plane is
made after the fashion of those toy
planes the school boys used to build,
before balsa wood was taken out of
the toy trade. Balsa wood is now
used in the fabrication of a very
dangerous kind of toy.
Ecuador has produced 90 per cent
OF the worlds balsa wood in the past.
but new supplies are being developed
IN Costa Rica, which is much nearer
TO the United States. Orders have
gone out from Washington through
two agencies, Defense Supplies Corp.
and Board of Economic Warfare, to
develop balsa in Costa Rica and to
pu1 SIldSC all VI JIiC WOOQ ODIdlIld d lie
in the country in grades suitable
to war uses.
Enjoying high shipping prlorities,
balsa wood is now moving to the
United Nations in substantial GUAM
titles. The aero" grade of balsa.
weighing pounds or less per cubic
foot, Is mostly purchased by Great
Britain. Other war uses of the wood
are making life RATS, life preservers,
mine floats and other marine prod
ucts requiring buoyancy. The wood
is the lightest known, being only
half the weight of cork, and is the
strongest wood in relation to its
weight.
This development is typical of
what is happening to those five
little countries which have been the
stepchildren of the pan-American
family. The Central American re-
publics-Guatemala, Ell Salvador
Honduras, Nicaragua. and Costa
Rlca-have been disparagingly re-
ferred to as the banana republics"
and in fact they have had almost
colonial dependence on the United
States as market for bananas
and coffee.
But today they are developing new
industries and new commerce which
promise to deliver them from CO.
Evening star., 1943-06-04

lonial bondage. The handicap Of
size Is being Offset by the advantage
of nearness to the United States.
With completion of the Pan Amer
lean highway, they will soon be con-
nected with one another overland,
and also with the United States.
Guatemala, the nearest of the
five, is already shipping coffee over
land to the United States, and is
preparing to ship new and highly
essential product-cinchona bark
for the manufacture of quinine. A
new quinine industry is being de-
veloped there which has a promising
future.
In fact, the name of the Guate-
malan plantation, the largest Gin
chona plantation in the Western
Hemisphere, is Ell Porvenir, meaning.
the future. 1t has been controlled
by German interests, as have many
of the big coffee plantations in
Guatemala, but the United States
alien property custodian has taken
over control, and arrangements are
being made to transfer the property
to the Guatemalan government.
This is part of the effort, some
what belated to be sure, to provide
sources of quinine not under control
Of the Japs, SO that American SOL
dlers fighting in the tropics may not
again suffer the terrible debilitation
from malaria that was suffered on
Bataan.
The agreement for development
of the Qua atemalan plantation has
been worked out between the local
government and the United States
Board of Economic Warfare. The
property is only nine kilometers
from the American Highway.
and the cinchonia bark may be
trucked to the Mexican boarder,
and from there move by rail to the
United States. It will be the only
cinchona bark to come to the United
States in any quantity by overland
transportation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07
FOUND NEAR POLICE SITE

Their bodies were found in
GoldyGa'S car Just a few blocks
from Mt. Clemens police head
quarters
Combined evidence OF Nj. Glenn
ems. Detroit and state police indi-
Gates Goldyga met death only
because he used the i'll judgment
OF riding with the cowboy"
The two jointly operated a
cleaning and dying shop in Ham
tramck with policy racket in the
rear. But it was GrombelSki alone
who participated in the extra cur
ricular business of preying on less
fortunate raCketeers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07
Peace in East
Must Be Made
in Jap Capital

only cut Japan off from her con-
quests in the south; it would put
US in touch again with the fighting
Chinese as a preliminary to at
lacking our enemies position in
northern China.
The Philippines can, of course,
be reached by sea directly from
our base in Hawaii, but the Japa-
meg have prepared against such
an advance for years. They got
control of the Marshall and Caro-
line Islands after the last World
War In spite OF treaties and agree
ments to the contrary, they have
been preparing them militarily
ever since.
We have rallied magnlficently
after the blow at Pearl Harbor
and the loss of the Philippines. In
time we shall have control of the
waters from Australia all the way
up TO Formosa and land forces
available for an advance toward
Japan.
The road through the Philip
pines may not be the easiest or
the best one but we are sure 10
return to these lovely islands
again before this war Is finished.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07

stuff to feed their stomachs and
their guns must still move by
land or over seas In ships.
Under the best of conditions. II
was an awful job 10 push over a
trickle of supplies for China. We
must do more than this TO serve
the needs of an army of invasion.
For the present, the Philippines
are no longer theater of war,
but the Philippines remain q
most important crossroad on many
routes to Japan.
The road back Is never an easy
one. First, we must have control
of the sea in the areas between.
There is nothing easy about an
island 10 island advance. The Jap
aneSe learned that at Midway.
Nevertheless, it can be done.
Strong points can be taken by
surprise, as we took the airheld
on Guadalcanal. They can be taken
by overwhelming superiority as at
Wake Island. Given control Of the
sea we can certainly move up on
the Philippines from Australia.
Once we hold the Philippines
again. all Japanese shipping to the
south is in danger. The islands lie
across All their supply routes. This
is one Of the reasons why Japan
is trying 10 improve her land
routes through China. Manila is
not far from Hongkong and Can
ton. and from a base in the Philip
pines, we would be in a good
position TO move directly on the
South China coast.
A landing in China would not
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07
WAVES, SPARS
Ask 900 d Month

The Detroit recruiting office for
the WAVES and the SPARS will
be called upon TO enlist 600 women
"a month for assignment TO duty in
the hospital corps OF the naval
bureau OF medicine and surgery.
Ensign Helen Stewart, WAVES
recruiting officer, announced Sat-
urday.
Women. 20 10 26, who have had
any training or experience in nurs-
in or technical training will be
accepted, Ensign Stewart said. The
navy and coast guard hope 10 en-
list 10000 women throughout the
country for the two services by
April :.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07
Double KiNinQ
By Outlaws Laid
To Shdkedown
MI, Clemens Staying
Revealed as Answer 10
Cowboys Demands
By JOE UMEK

Leo Cowboy Grombelski's de-
nandS on the Detroit area under
world were becoming unbearable.
Outlaws knew but one way 10
end il.
They dubbed him 10 death.
Such is the information result
ing from the January ) Staying of
Grombelski, 81 and his partner,
Steve GoldyGa. 81.