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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
a CRYSTAL SPECIAL

BEAUTIFUL sKlZ ADMINISTER rug. blue
leaf pattern. repossesscd $40. Mitchelfs.
10Uu ftrsffsf
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BUSINESS PLACES FOR RENT
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
NEW HOUSES FOR SALE

COMPLETE REAL ESTATE SERVICE
SELDOM A JOHNSON, INC. 4 OFFICES
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LITTLE FARMS Foa SALE

A CHANCE OF a LIFETIME
We have available several brand new
modern lifetime homes featuring a fun
basement With hot air coat furnace coal
bin and fruit cellars Partition IN base
ment Cor recreation room tile bath and
kitchen isrEe kitchen. cinefte with three
biz bay windows Two bedrooms. attic
space Ter another large ltvng uoom
bungalow oak n0NIng throughout cove
csNnE pu1rfles flr ELECTRIC STOVE
ASD REFRIGERATION available schools
buses. shopping bentrr ~ hand u Aou
have Nfn7 believe ! oI not, you can
move ln le'i financed
GROSSMAN
Man oihce - Cor Van Bonn and WAYNE
Road af 5eo2J Michllan Ave sues vest
of F.olu Wayne feu
At HARPER And EIGHT NILE ROAD
i0aKil3 Nf7s SO down $50 interest.
CIV water city bus. good schools, small
house allowed Dsihy campbell, slq19
Mack Tuxedo e-s7f0. Open Is
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rpI DETROIT TIMES rIArs FOR SALE
HOUSES FOR sALE-EAsT

ScHDf NHkNk-a MILE SEt
NsfAhanA laugr-t rooms hath LUhfN
r.rtn " lHfs sfrin Windows and
d. rrfns tgtkS T1ssCs>fon nCudes Oh
Ie.f.r arh DRUMS OrIt 81 a,U. 500
uqAr $50 mHnfh
IRNfN kIthT A HfNf> INtI
ffthf oHATluI fI>Gl,lt 'fit
COLORED- Desuf Woodland moo srm
trce =. 500 dn Mcqueen. To 1851.
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HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES
ELECTRIC WASHERS

WANTED Guo8 used electric washer
Prefer Maytag 400. Cash Trinity
2-5l1s
WASHER repairs. parts. belts, motors,
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FARM AND LANDS FOR SALE

COLORED-When the next depression hits
are YOU COINS 10 be IN the soup line or
have YOUR own Carden and chickens 500
cash giVes deed. Address Boa 1857, Detroit
Tfrfce
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FURNITURE. HOUSEHOLD GOODS

So 90 A WEEK BUYS THIS BRAND
NEW HOME OUTFlT-COMPLETE
Includes nving room suite with SPRINGS.
extra chair exi2 administer rug, lamps.
s tables mirror, picture. bedroom suite
OF bed, chest dresser or vanity of wal.
veneer on hard cabinet wood. box spring
and mattress. pillows. dinette set o-pc. IN
solid oak. set OF dishes.
STATE SAMPLE FURNlTuRE, co.
l22 MICHIGAN. NEAR GRlsWoLD
open Mon. Fri, Sat. Ewes 10
APIECE living room-Wne velvet. far
condition; SOS. Dawson 1eO6.
4-PfECE wicker set-.S75 cash. 1924 Jos.
CamDau. TVinbrook l-522l.
4 LovABLE, LlvABLE ROOMS, Si5e
MARTIN FURNITURE STAT MICHIGAN .
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FURNITURE. HOUSEHOLD GOODS

ALI. SPRING constructed. brand new door
sample 2-piece wine frieZe living room
suite. Sacrifice. 500. Hurry for this!
OPEN = TO q. sPITZ, 1905 oRATloT.
corner BALDWIN.
ADMINISTER rugs, 9xi2 Many colors 20
choose from. While they last. $50
OPEN . TO Q. sPlTZ. 1895 GRATIOT,
corner BALDWIN
BABY GRAND piano. $3.50 apiece living
room set, Well constructed. S-piece din
pieces period furniture $500 l green rug
i2Nl6. pictures, lights ana mirror. Not To
dealers University 2-s769.
BABY BUGGlEs. eorapsioie. Priced from
Niie5. Only a few lett, New steel
wheels and rubber tires padded and tufted.
OPEN To @ sPITZ. 1868 GRATIoT.
corner BALDWIN.
BEAUTIFUL living room suites. spring
FURNITURE CO, 1861 w. Vernon
BEDS. SIS: ice boxes. furniture. base
burners, oil burners. s57l Jos. Campsu,
1889 West Warren.
BEDROOM specials. ape. J-pe., due,
SAC up. Central Stores. 1888 Fenkell
BON SPRING ana mattress both for only
$3.50 save Furn., 1889 Gratiot
NEAR SEVEN-MlLE ROAD
BRAND NEW lounge chairs I'm beautiful
wine and blue covers, sacrifice SIS.
MlrCHELL'S, 5000 GRATlOT
BRAND new Jenny LInd and poster beds.
all sizes. maple or walnut. 3i2a Gratiot.
Brand new box springs. any size, Sli.
MITCHELL'S 5000 GRATloT
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LITTLE FARMS FOR SALE
A REAL OPPORTUNITY

A REAL OPPORTUNITY
Sc this new development a nearly 200
ACRES Nfee.an Road between Fort 81
and Allen Ri Best ~ soil slightly rolling
beautiful ffeet c.ty water. electric. iclc-
phone. sDhnn. nn property reasonable re-
strrtionf Most OFF the parcels have from
- to als acres Prices from $3.50 % 81 100.
Terms CHAS " CROsSMAN. no. sfft.
CARLTON Five acres. Groom. ~ 500 .
5000 down Box 533. Pontiac Men.
coz NER with 70 Tots mr. WAYNE small
R'use and dandy location for future
store. SEQ cash, bal hnsnced. Newman,
$4,000 Plymouth Rd. RE, $500.
WILLOW RUN ARIA, nicely decorated
Groom - STORY home pastered. cleo
frIclty deep VOL ACRE rich black dirt
Bcuevfle school bus $500, $500 cash
handles. rest financed
GROSSMAN
Main Once Cor Van Born and Wayne
I'd or 32o23 Michtran Ave,
Just West 0f EioiHe
s0x27i--Sewer. water. gas. walks, school
SG75. near i3-Mlle and Woodward Jud-
son Broadway CO RA. 300.
4-.ACRhs. Te!l--apA- Ra-- neal Nsa Hars-
Ia ~ 600 cash Hogarth 6lft
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WEARING APPAREL
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

kOALA PACA wool Goa size twelve
also Hudson Seal Jacket size fourteen.
for sale. Plaza 1919
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GARAGES FOR RENT
BOARD AND ROOM
CHILDREN TO BOARD

EXCELLENT Private licensed day nurs.
cry for war working mothers. Pingree
so22
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TRADE your piano ann oir furniture on
new furniture Crown Furniture Co.,
$500 Grstiot Mr.. Davis. PLAZA 22ss.
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
coNVALEScENT HOMES

tONVALEsCENT HOME for psrslyuc
elderly chronics. excellent care. reason
abe Plaza 1921
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LOANS ON REAL ESTATE

At age Insurance co. funds for good
mortgage loans. land contracts bought.
Ed Henkel Co, Hammond Bldg CA 2655
Evening star., 1943-03-18
Milstein's Solo Features
Final Wednesday Concert
Violinist's Superb Performance Acts
AS Incentive to Symphony Orchestra;
Audience Gives Ovation to DR.. Kinder

land" and the wedding Process
SION from MoZart's Marriage OF
Figaro" The broad, grave line OF
the Bach contrasted perfectly with
the lighter character of the Mozart
work and, in both, DR.. kindler's
insight in the use of the manv
orchestral hues produced dramatic
effects.
The Goldmark Concerto in A
Minor which Mr.. Milsten chose
for this program is not one, at first
glance, that could be considered ap-
pealing to an artist of his particular
style. Yet, in the hands of a master
such as he proved to be last night
1t was imbued not only with melodic
beauty but glowing vitality. MI. Mil
stein is one of the very few violinists
before the public today who can
release the full power and express
siVe qualities of his instrument while
sacrificing none of the finest re-
quirements Of muSicianship, He does
this through a warm, vibrant tone
and an emotional intensity that
takes fire quickly and seems limitless
in its sweep.
Richness Of Feeling.
There is nothing unbridled in his
playing for the rulss of good taste
prevail even when the defamation
Is most passionate. The undulating
form of the Goldmark concerto, its
wealth of melody and brilliant tech
meal passages were all lifted to The
level of greatness by the richness of
feeling and the elan which MI. Mil
stein infused into it. He is one Of
Evening star., 1943-03-18
BY ALICE EyERSMAN.

Nathan Milstein, soloist with the
National Symphony, gave the audi
ence assembled for the final We'd
nesday concert violin playing of
a kind long to be remembered. He
reached beyond the refined, the
muSiCianly and the scholarly and
scared into realms of gripping
beauty in which his ardent temper
ament blaZed with unquenchablc
fire His superb performance may
have acted as incentive for ciches-
ira and conductor also for they
matched him in every respect in a
magnificent reading of the beloved
Tschaikowsky Fifth Symphony"
All of the subscribers of the
Wednesday series must have been
present for it was one of the largest
audiences of the year. Since this
concert ends the 18th season, the
members of the orchestra paid hon.
age to DR.. Kinder by rising to their
feet on his entrance. From this
moment on not only was the audi
ence enthusiastic but gave the
greater tribute to his interpretive
powers by listening in absorbed
attention.
Opening Numbers.
The two opening numbers were
short in preparation for the major
works to follow but were played
with finesse and distinction. Dr..
kindler's eXpertise in arranging
was given two examples. in the
Bach Nun komm, der heiden Hei-
Evening star., 1943-03-18
A New Pairing
For Vaughan Story
HOII.YWOOn


Veronica Lake and Franchot Tone
have been cast by B. G. De sylvia.
Paramount executive producer. to
co-Star together for the first time in
the MIN version of w. Somerset
Maugham's best-selling novel, The
Hour Before Dawn"
Set against the background in
wartime England, the story deals
with British espionage. Lesser
Samuels is at work on the screen
play.
Miss Lake recently completed her
role IN so Proudly We Hail" and
Zone IS completing work in Five
Graves to Cairo" The Hour Before
Dawn will be the next picture for
both players, with production sched-
uled to start in April.
Evening star., 1943-03-18

Percy po Met 90, Arlington and Frances
Paw Wnrsd Mfn p oDsa Be- $4 a5f SO St 9Th st. and
:. June Truse5: % $40 K St. NV.
s.w. and Katherine C. HsmTicE -,
sO4 ttlantic II st, Sc;
and Margaret A King, 10. 2146 F st.
Weston P. wadsworth %, Sterling Idaho,
Milton Lon ~ shs,nbsum. p,s. 90, Brooklyn and
James B Harper. "a. 1900 Massachusetts
aye nw,, nw, and Mary c. Teano, 81, 5s
william v. Cash, so, 343a Mount Pleasant
T,,i3 8 Nv and Anne M Parker. 40, 22l9
Portia W, Phillips. "a. 300 cconnectHio- t.
Msrbe MoTaan 1'li Bartes1ilie' ni"EcHi Okla. ana
Ro5est 6race Payne cseitn9rs 49, 7l2 5 s. rs and
Thomas J. THOMPSON. - Navy, Yard and
e2 Brqofs, Ssy:! j scraa0n. Afmy Pa and Dorothy s.
Joseph F Jones, 3s 3420 18th st. NV.
and Edna M Joannini, 35. 1894 Lesa-
Robert 6 Num-. jr., e5 worrenton. Va.
and Marjorie Geary. %, 1929 18th st.
George F. sansbury %. Army, and Mary
A. Martin, ls. 647 st. Sc
Frederick c. Parker, II, 1857 Park rd
n"i. and Martha A. Carter, Is. 1857
Bessie g pooian. AZ. 2o5 18th ct St. nW SVp
Marsusrits ~ Robins 70 o0?s3"' a3, 171S 514 SeS Ses
Hampshire ave. Nv.
Fitzhugh L. Womack "A. 1922 Montana
aye, ne. and Aryie McGraw. 33, 1922
Arthur Jones. 3; and Mamie f. Johnson,
and Fannie Galley. 40. 433 Corcoran
virgil o Armstrong. 90 1928 Goth st
nv, and Mary K. Roberts. 30, 1925
10th st. NV.
Troy Russell, is, 14o5. 9Th st. NV, and
;, Dorothy ]. Harris, y, 901 R ST. NV
e Hutchinson, ~ 3O6 South Capitol ST.
Albert EXum, -. 936 o st NV. and julia
White, %. Manassas, Va
Karl p. CasSewy. %. Camp Forrest Tenn
and Margaret E. Ross. %. 1915 Blair
I'd, NV.
Issued at Rockville.
and Eleanora Turula, Is; Ely. MINI. Na0'
Russell Lsdd Steere. %, Ypsilanti. Mich
ana Rosamond Grisgs, %. Chevy Chase,
Bror Axel Carlson. 55. Washington, and
Areia Mae King, Nokesville, Va
Howard Gilmore CiSsel, 20 and Lucille
erSburg Md.
Norman John Sanbower, 18, and Helen
Edna Littieford, lS. both OF Badens-
burg, Md.
Evening star., 1943-03-18

of pessimism and elation, OF excite
ment and poetic contemplation
which Tschaikowsky has woven to-
gether with such consummate skill,
the recurring thematic material, the
great climaxes and the tender moods
were all highly underscored IL Dr.
Kindler's reading. The instrumental
sections were kept distinct. contrib
uting to a remarkable play of tonal
color for the ebb and flow of senti-
ment.
This mastery performance brought
the conductor and his men, who sur
passed themselves in artistic de-
livery, a storm of applause which
ended the season on note Of great
enthusiasm.
Evening star., 1943-03-18

those interesting personalities who
is constantly deepening his art and
who has brought to it fresh vitality
and a new strength. The individual
tiles OF the prominent violinists are
marked, but for warm, human feel
ing transcending the dazzling quail
tiles of his technique, he stands
alone.
The remainder of the program
was given over to the TSchaikowsky
symphony. Rarely has this popular
but ever rewarding work been played
with such inspiration behind it as
last night. DR.. Kinder had every
detail OF its changing color clear IN
his mind and the sentiment that
belonged to it. The strange mixture
Evening star., 1943-03-18
Wrong Interests

All Around the Town" the story
Of a rich young man whose chief
interests are outdoor life and sports
until the right girl comes along, is
being considered by Paramount as
Bing Crosbys next starring picture
The film will be produced by Fred
Kohlmar from a screen play by
Karl Tunberg aad Darrell Ware.
Crosby's recently completed star
ring film, Dixie" spectacular
technicolor musical with a minstrel
background, now is being edited in
preparation for g. studio preview
next week.
Evening star., 1943-03-18
Graham
Continued From Page B-l6D

been PACED for the Cornelia Otis
Skinner role in Our Hearts Were
Young and Gay" did some
unsuccessful wishing on James Gag
ney's "McLeod's Folly" I wanted
Mae Marsh to get the old lady role
But Grace George, expected here
any day now, should be okay for
the part. E. Edgar Buchanan gets
his best part ever-as the 44-year-
old draftee in Mr.. Winkle Goes to
War" The "AmorouS Ghost
is the title of a new thriller-diller
at R-K-O. But I still wouldn t
like him.
Paulette Goddard and Charles
Boyer visit New York, Chicago and
Detroit with, perhaps, Veronica
Lake, Claudette Colbert, and Mar
lene Dietrich-to raise money for
the Red Cross. Linda Darnell,
who has not made picture for a
year. goes to work again with Alice
Faye and Carmen Miranda in The
Girls He Left Behind"
Olivia de Havilland's Capt. John
Huston will soon go to China to do
some film work for Uncle Sam.
James Craig and Gene Kelly
get together in They Shall Not
March Alone" In this Kelly Is the
heavy and I'm not sure I like that,
do you? Now they are locking
q n hrn
the bull, in Metros revived version
of Quo Vadis?" The boy must be
nearer 7 than 6 .aat tall l won~
der is this the right time for an
opus on ancient times? I suppose
the idea is that the further back
the movies go in history, the more
of an escape from present troublous
times. . Delighted that Martha
Scott soon reports to the studio
for the lead in Hi, Diddle, Diddle ="
=. Ann Rutherford has not given
up her screen career despite her
marriage to a wealthy store owner.
She joins Jean Rogers and Red
Shelton in another whistling epic
"Whistling in Brooklyn"
Those ads of Esther Williams for
ANDY Hardy's Double Life" have
gone SO far as to impress the men
who inspire them-that is. the Metro
big shots, and the swimming champ
gets another and better chance to
display her torso in Bathing
Beauty It's in technicolor.
released by the North American
Newspaper Alliance, IncD
Evening star., 1943-03-18
Regulation Boots
For Bataan Nurses
tASsocia ted Press.

HOLLYWOOD.
Claudette Colbert, Veronica Lake
ana Paulette Goddard lately have
acquired walk reminiscent of Step-
in Fetchit's.
It's because of so Proudly We
Hail. in which they play United
States Army nurses on Bataan. For
the purposes of accuracy, the ac-
tresses have been issued shoes like
the G. l. boots issued in the Army.
Each of these weighs several pounds.
as contrasted to their own footwear
Of several ounces.
The gals have dubbed their walk
THE Bataan shuttle"
Evening star., 1943-03-18
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. laD, couples must
apply for q marriage license on
one day, ,0ait three tuL days and
receiue their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1943-03-18

Open up new front-your pock-
etbook. Buy War savings stamps
now
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CAP. PERRY 1T. HIIToN
liams, 76l Chalmers; Melvin 4.
Staub. lS045 ST Louis; Daniel
Schwartz, 3274 Cortland. :. Alvin o.
Hecklau. 4s52 Fourteenth: Ferdi-
nand A. Gietzen. S235 Tumey, Ed
mund j. GodzisZ, l346l Healy,
Morton T.. Malone. 3432 Hamilton,
James N. Carver. 4O6l Lemay
Theodore T. Bakanow 69l7
MERCER; RAYMOND l.. Coley, 1921
Conner; Joseph Clyde Duhamc,
3716 Mack Clemens 4. Bobryk,
Stasicwicz Bobryk. 2243 Theo-
dore. Henry Ardito, 957 Blaine
Philip snyder. 1855 Berkshire
James NOV, S720 W. Vernon; Les
ter II. Stein. 1442 Calvert; Nor
man X. Novatis, 1926 Fourteenth;
Leonard \. Iwanicki 67S3 Penrod
John X. Terranova, 5i79 Holcomb.
William II. Stofer. 1865 Gladstone
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-02
Service Notes:
Complete 3 Months
of Flight and
Combat Training

Kirtlapd Field n. NJ, has gradu-
ated seven Wayne County aviation
cadets as aerial bombadiers and
second lieutenants after three
months of rigorous fight and COM
bat training. They are Allan ID.
Behrendt, I'LL Webb; Frank j.
Carver, 6405 Lincoln Stanley VI.
Fisher, 1891 Buckingham; Robert
l.. Hagan. 5274 Lakeview, Detroit;
William c. Hilton, 1925 Biltmore;
Chester ID. Brenizer, 23l77 Hayes,
East Detroit; Hubert NJ. ll,2l34
Beaufait, Crosse Pointe Woods.
These boys now are ready for &C
tive army flying duty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-02

Laura VI. Gutow ski. 1927 Fred
orck. has enlisted m the WAACs
after returning from san Bcrna-
dino Cal. where went 70 bC
married 10 stan Sgt. Frank y
TomasyewSki Jr., 266a + Warren,
but found he already had been
sent 10 North Africa before hcr
arrival She now b. awaiting call
on the WAC reserve list.
VIII Rogers Field Okla PVT.
Leon J. X. O'Dell, Albion. Majors
Field Ten, basic fight school,
Russell O. Rice. LA Maplcton,
Crosse PoInte Farms George W.
Sampson. l7l9i RoSclawn Peter
Dozorc. 1925 Mckay Atlantic
City. y j.. technical training
school, Pvt. Desne Crowder. $3.50
Calvert, Robert =. Brown. 1858
Barlow Massachusetts Institute Of
Technology, mechanical engineer
ing course, Pvt. Robert i. knop,
2223 Gray.
KcarnS Utah. technical school.
Frank j. Anolick. $40 Campbell
Camp WoltcrS. Tex. Pvt Joseph
y. Nice, 23O0 Brooklyn Jefferson
Barracks. Mo, PNts. VI. &. Guines,
$3.50 LaGrandc Cedar Rapids, Ia,
AAF flying school Francis J. Nc
Carthy. 1888 Prairie Camp Clai-
bourne. La. sgt. Anthony NJ.
SIwarga. 9Ol6 Georgia. lndcpcnd-
cnCe Kan, basic flying school. End
1t. Andrew \. Kur. 9005 Greeley.
Arcadia. Cal. cadet school PNts.
Michael \. SCafuri. 20036 klingcr;
John h. NiSSleN, l42 Puritan Rob
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-02
Check on Navy i'm
W Omen's 70 Sizes

You'll seel 1t will be one of
your favorite of favorite
dresses Cool, trim, with
soft surplice neckline, becom-
ingly- gored skirt, checked
brightly at its tailored col
lar. sleeves. pockets. Navy
or black, 1871, 70 241
FIRST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-02

Camp Wolters, Tex, rife battal-
ion, PITS. Walter T. Shimskey,
1914 Proctor; Henry Staniszewska,
1866 Cashmere; Frank X. Domino
Yak, 1900 Justine; Peter ID. iacO-
belli, 1917 Grandy; Joseph X.
Fraser Jr., 1917 Stoepel. Michael
J. Barnat. 1868 t. Grand Blvd;
Raymond II. Cody. 499 w. Alexan-
orine; Ernest &. YOri, 14S03
Holmur; Wallace u. Stone, s062
Decatur; Lloyd v. Timm, 1922 Abb
bott; Richard krikOrian, 40 Pasa-
dena. Highland Park; Harold 6.
Kardssz, 1891 Dalrymple; Ed
ward A. Malek, 1910 Conant;
Joseph Martin, 9ll7 Chamberlain;
I.adislaus W. Zlotorzynski, 1895
Belmont; David {. Rubin, 26ll
Gladstone; John Peraino, 4S46
Townsend; ZOlman Lopata, 1922
Santa Barbara; Lands j. VIII
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-02

Promotions To major: Capt.
Robert q. Shell. 1920 Windmill
Pointe, Crosse PoInte, Camp Ed
wards. Mass. To captain: 1t.
Percy r. Perry. 1853 Boston. San
Angelo, Tex, flying field. To lieu
tenants: I'd Its. Herman l.. Lewis
Jr., 1859 r. Jefferson, army air
defense; Robert ID. Mack. $685.
Dumbarton. Independence. Kan,
AAF basic flying school. To Sec
ond lieutenantS Earl W. Wheeler.
1910 w. Grand Blvd William r.
Petrick. 2030 Sharon; Robert W.
Kufta. 1863 Hlldalc, Robert r..
CIeIsnd. 1898 Strathcona, Fort
Sill. Okla To first sergeant: Cpl.
James Campbell. IVA CollIngwoOd
California army infantry To staff
sergeant. sgt. John {, AVedian,
37f6 Tyler To corporalS: Pvt.
John Mcclellan. 1000 Van Dyke
Fort Bcnninc. Ga. Pfc. Eli Asfour.
1860 Canton, Albuquerque, y NJ
air depot Pfc. Francis X. Dupuis.
81 + ParkhuvSi. South Pacific To
tCChnICIaUS. 5th grade PvtS. Sol
ONION VI. Fishman. 1865 ". Euclid
James l.. TapsCott, 4i3O Trumbull,
Camp Mccoy. II r., 70 privatcS,
Isl class PNtS. Frank GleneSki.
1884 Chare KeeSlcr Field. Miss
Nilliam'J. Boldly, 1882 MuIrland
marines, san Diego Cal To NAAC'
corporal Auxiliary Margaret r.
Gabler. 1852 CelCron Ellen Me
Donald, 1927 Delaware, Norfolk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-02
7 Wayne Air Cadets Graduated
AT Kirkland Field in New Mexico

G. Washer, 14144 F.. Seven Mile
road; Raymond T. Mitchell, 1885
Seymour. Dodge City Kan, transi-
ton flying school. Pvt. Harry j..
Foster. MelVIndale.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-02

Price, Subject to 80 Safes Tax
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-02

Casters "dress-up" time, so
what could be as smart as
navy? We've several types
e. fitted, boxy. swagger E.
all pretty and practical plus!
Sketched: rayon and aralac
twill. with white organdy.
Navy only. Sizes 10 TO 10.
FIRST CUNNINGHAM RIVER
Evening star., 1943-11-16
District Paratrooper
Reported Killed in Action

Sergt. w. Elliot Chapman, %
paratrooper, formerly employed by
the Washington Daily News. has
been offlcially listed as killed In
action, his mother. Mrs. Emily E.
Chapman, was notified yesterday
Sergt. Chapman had been listed as
missing since July II In the Euro
pean theater of operations.
Sergt. Chapman. who formerly
lived at 1921 Massachusetts, avenue
NV, participated in the Sicilian
campaign. Mrs. Chapman last
heard from her son 10 days before
he was listed as missing.
The paratrooper, who attended
Notre Dame University and AS
sumption College, Windsor. Ontario
left the Daily News to enter the
service in January, 1912.
While on duty at Fort Benning
Ga, and Fort Bragg, N. c., he
edited the camp papers and was
writing a history Of the Paratroop
Corps when he was sent overseas in
| March.
Evening star., 1943-11-16
William F. Brice Rites
Scheduled Here TODAY

Funeral services were to be held
for William F. Brice, 1725 Seven
teenth street NV. and Miami, Fla.
today at the Lee funeral home.
Fourth street and Massachusetts,
avenue NE. Burial is planned at
his birthplace. Sunbury, Pa.
Mr.. Brice. who died Saturday at
Miami, worked on his fathers news
paper, the Sunbury News, prior to
coming to Washington nearly IS
years ago. He was owner of the
Star Laundry until he became asso-
clated with the Kass Realty Co..
4461 Connecticut avenue NV
about 20 years ago. He was a mem
Der OF Almas Temple of the Shrine
and OF the Elks.
Survivors are a daughter, Mrs
Helen B. Whitmore of Oxon Hill
Nd; six grandchildren, E. B. Scrim-
ger. Staf1 Sergt. Brice Whitmore
Sergt. Robert Whitmore, William
Whitmore and Harry Whitmore ali
OF Washington, and Mrs. Dorothv
Boyer OF Miami Beach, Fla. and
three great-grandchildren, Judith
and Barbara A. Boyer of Miami
Beach and Carolyn Scrimeer OF
Washington.
Evening star., 1943-11-16

when "the Japanese enemy i finally
and totally defeated"
The presidential message was made
public in q aradio address by Supreme
Court Justice Murphy, former Gov
.ernor General OF the Philippines,
who said he had "a strong convic-
ton" that II the JapaDese are still
in the Philippines next November
Is their days in the islands will be
Of brief number"
In a message to Justice Murphy,
the President said:
To-day. on this anniversary, and
on every day that shall pass until
the Japanese enemy Is finally and
totally defeated, the American peo-
pie send messages Of hope and faith