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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-18
bombed or otherwise attacked

bombed or otherwise attacked
In our last letter. remember.
we told you that Pierce county
marriage license applications were
double in 1892 what they were in
1941 well, seems Tacoma was
second i'm the u. S. in percentage
of increase, with 1858 per cent
F.. San Diego was first with an
increase Of 1861 >.
MAJ. GREENING BUSY
Maj. Charles Ross Greening.
Lincoln high and Washington
State college grad, who dropped a
lot Of pretty explosive calling
cards on Tokyo last April. has
turned up in Africa He's Civ
ing the Germans and the Italians
the same medicine ne gave the
Japs, only more often
Corp. Grover >. shepherd,
5i2S So Cedar ST. was killed
Nov. 20 somewhere ia Africa
=. this week his widow gave
birth to his son there's n
war story =.
The 41st Division that got most
of its training at Fort Lewis.
Continued on Page IL, Column ~
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NORFOLK - Mrs. Franklin d.
Roosevelt. who christened the
nayys aircraft carried Yorktown
on April 4, 1896. will return here
Jan. n 10 send down the ways
the nsmesske Of the distinguished
snip.
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Ginger Rogers WEEDS

HOLLYWOOD - Movie Actress
Ginger Rogers was married Sstur-
dav to Jack Calvin Briggs. private
in the marine corps. IN Pasadena.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-18
Russ Gain
Ground on
S.W. Front

MOSCOW - %. Gen. n. y.
vaiuiin. Russian eommsnder.ln.
chief cf tho southwestern front.
has broken through tho Csfman
defense. on the Donsis river front
In = bloody battle 10 reach . point
less than 20 miles north II Rostov.
special dispatches saId Saturday.
striking suddenly and with ter.
rife impact vstntin cracked the
German defsnss line on the i.lk.
hass river. which smpslss into the
Donsts. drove desperately resist
inF Germans pefors him or crushed
them under HE tanks and The
weight Of his infantry. and Ad.
yanesd 10 miles 10 take the
Gluboykays railroad station on the
kostos. Moscow line aud the towns
Of Borodinov and Posseluysv n
miles from the Akhsys railroad
junction.
Glubovkays Ia % miles north Of
Rostov and only II nnlss north Of
the important city Of kHmsnsk.
OTHER TOWNS CAPTURED
Borodlnov and rot.eluyev. north
east of iakhays. and five ether
towns were taken along with Club
os1ksya.
Now the Russians we're within
striking distance Of Llkhsys. the
junction 81 tina RnstoY. Moscow
railroad. the line extending east.
ward 10 staiinErad. and the line
running westward To rich In
dustrisi and mining sres.
The Germans had heavily forsi.
fled their kaiitva river line n
miles east ~ the Ro~toy. Moscow
railroad An lrfssi#tibls wedge Of
Russian tanks. under q bsrrsKe By
msssed guns and followed BY ths
Infantry and cavalry. smashed the
German line At LItvinovkA. ~
miles southeast Of Glubovkaya.
dispatches 10 the army newspaper
Red star said,
FiankinF attacks forced the
Germans from stronghold after
stronghold. ana then came . gem
srsi retreat 10 the railroad and The
northsrn Doasts river.
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He Slides 10 Safety

BOsTON Trapped by fire Sat
urday on the third floor Of ms
home. "a year old John Bennett
tied bed sheets together and aid
10 safety.
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OF Weeks News
Letter From
he for Men
he Service
II This Out-Moil to Your Boy

|merce officials wore expressions of deep pain
Tacoma Housing Authority announced that II
horty to ask people to LEAVE town for the
Y housing situation improves many persons not
occupations will be asked TO move inland leav-
pr workers and families to occupy Shades
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Gov. Langlie
Setting Pace
In Olympia

OLYMPIA ~ Gov. Arthur r.
Langle set the pace for the ie43
legislature today by submitting
the major portion of his wartime
legislation In the first week OF
the session.
The governor Saturday turned
over to the house his civil sery-
ice for state employees bill. his
state forestry commission meas
ure-the two MAJOR bills OF his
program-snd a revised protective
defense area bill.
These three followed on the
heels of I0-bill bundle OF pro-
posed wartime laws turned over
to the house yesterday. His office
said he had numerous other bills
affecting state government but the
measures turned in TO date con-
stituted the spearhead of what he
wanted the Ie43 session 20 accom-.
plish.
TAKE WEEK END OFF
Although the governor may have
set a precedent for speed In the
opening week, IN. legislature
failed to take up the challenge
II adjourned over the weekend.
as usual. to reeonyene Monday.
Langlies state forestry commits
sion bill. creating a 1O-member
board TO administer the states
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. timber hold
ings, was expected To be one of
the most bitterly fought issues of
the session.
Besides other considerations,
partisan politics was expected To
enter the picture since the bill
would shift control OF state timber
and land sales away from the state
land commissioner and put Il
under the appointed
board
ROUGH GOING
Although favored BY the state
Employees union. the governors
civil service bill which failed TO
pass In slightly different form last
session, WAS expected also TO see
rough going.
The protective defense area
Continued on Page 3 Column p
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ing its rea-
fastic action.
You'd employ
men before
a total of
Re that figure
al of 194I and
BRIDGE
as though the
|hg to rebuild the
in his mes
nature Gov. Arthur
Mat a much bigger,
would be built Just
manpower and ma
available that
the war probably .
ernor asked the legis-
set up a $1,000 900
Urgency fund for
case the state were
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by British
Ks imminent;
hitting already
repulsed.
Russians break
let's river sector
thin less than 90
RAJ raids German
bas sc of Lorient. France,
straight night.
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BANK TRANSACTIONS

Tacoma ...............ss. POS ,OOC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-11
Self Help
Cure For
Mental Ills

The psychoanalyst should not
stop with interpreting his patients
problems, but should help the pa.
tent solve these problems. DR.
Richard +. Sterba said today.
Dr. Sterba, Detroit analyst, ad.
dressed the American Psyche.
analytic Association, which is
holding a four-day session here
at the Hotel Statler.
Interpretation is I'm danger
Of being regarded as n magic
formula expressed by the
analyst" said Or. Sterba.
Even if we have helped the
patient gain insight into his
problems by analysis, we can
not depend upon him 10 utilize
this Interpretation. We cannot
leave it up to him to reorganize
his personality. He just
wouldn't do it,"
In this sense. psyChoanalysiS is
a true re-educauon, Dr.. Sterbs
explained.
He bolStered his argument bS
pointing out that the very fac
a patient seeks analytical help l.
indication he is in need Of create,
aid than the emotionally health,
individual
Dr.. Sterba painted the analyst.
task as that of moulding distorted
minds and personalities into NOR,
NEARLY normal shape.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-11
Attempt 10 Gust
Family Of Il
Halted by Court

Circuit Court Commissioner
Cody today dismissed eviction pro-
ceedings against Mr.. and Mrs.
Randall HouCh, 59i1 Nightingale,
Dearborn with the explanation he
would not "cvict any one lust
because they have nine children. "
Mrs. Elizabeth Hauck. las w.
Hubbell, owner OF the premises.
charged. that the Hough home had
housed Y people one pig. two
goats, a flock of chickens, cats and
kittens. and dogs and pups destroy
ing property and discomforting
the neighborS.
The HoughSreplied that tho pig
and goats were gone. the chickens
in an outbuilding and, besides.
there were only II persons in the
house. nine o! them children. Mrs.
Hauck said she had understood
the family had only three children.
Commissioner Cody ruled that,
in any event the constable had
failed 70 serve the summons prop
erly when he had merely tackled
1T on the door.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-11
Bus Driver Robbed
OF SO by Young Pair

While John G. West. ~. a DSR
coach driver. was parked early
today a. Cameron and Eight Male.
TWO young men approached. or
dercd him 10 raise his hands and
then robbed hlm OF SIS, police
were informed
West said he was parked az the
intersection between runs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-11
Flint Filler Awarded
Navy Air Medal

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, May II
fUP)-Lt. Louis X. Bliss of Flint.
Mich, today was awarded the
navys air medal for meritoriouS
achievement againSl-LapaneSe
forces near the Santa Cruz Island
Bliss is credited with shooting
down a Jap dive-bomber, a fighter
plane and damaging a second
bomber while on combat air
patrol.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-11

promise
No IN . r 9
campaigns for
Tor agalnSt)
anything f O r
at least six
m ont h 8. As
so on as Nc
get through
W Z n n e
present on e,
we viii re-
turn 10 nor
nal
We " i ] !
print 10 X Is,
cute sayings
of a du Its,
faSCfpa - n -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-11
Report Balkan Phones Cut

LONDON. May Il INSl-The
Budapest radio, Reuters reported
TODAY. sand telephone Communica-
ton between Turkey and Bulgaria
had been shut off.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-11
AIcan Safe From u. s.

WHITEHORSE. Yukon Terri
tory. May II GNSl-U. s Sol
diers and civilians Will withdraw
from the area Of the Alcan Mill
tary Highway as soon as the war
ends, Brig Gen. James A. O'Con-
nor said today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-11
Jack Pickering
Here
and
u OW

IN REPLY to a friend of ours
who stopped in the office today
and said he thought this column
had been engaging in too many
campaigns for one thing and
another, we hereby make a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-11
Brilliant Tribute
Will Be Staged
AT Isle Sunday

A brilliant tribute 10 Detroits
fighting sons who have given their
lives in the battle for liberty viii
accent a mass demonstration Of
thousands in the Il Am an Ameri-
can Day celebration at Belle Isle
Sunday.
The spectacle, one Of several to
be staged throughout The Greater
Detroit area next weekend. is
part Of a nationwide series origl-
mated by The Detroit Times and
other Hearst newspapers in 1889.
At the Belle Isle celebration,
Mayor JeffrieS and Coy. Kelly
will head a list Of dlGnitaries who
Will witness the first competitive
military drill competition and call
.iSthenlcS exercises ever staged pub
hcly by women's organizations in
Detroit.
More than 500 women. members
of the Streamliners. will particle
pate in the brilliant physical fit
ness review.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-11
Bone Digs Itself Out

JERSEYVILLE H.. May II OUPl-A
puzzled year old terrier was sim trying
today 10 figure out how 10 handle the bone
he found i'm a nearby farm field
-Four times he carefully scrapcd out
hole and deposited the bone Four times the
bone emerged from the hole and started 10
crawl away lie had dragged home turtle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-11
REPRESENT YOUTH

OF the University Of Detroit will
represent youth on the speaking
program and Mrs Anna Sarris. A
native Of, Greece, will officially
represent naturalzed citizens.
Mrs. SarriS. a war plant worker.
has been active in Legion. Red
Cross, war and other patriotic
activities.
An all-time high Of 10000 per-
sons was naturalIzcd IN the Greater
Detroit area during the past year,
according 10 Paul Werner. assist
ant director Of the United States
immigration and Naturalization
Service.
Millions Of persons from the At
lantlc SeabOard 10 the West Coast
Will simultaneously be extending
a welcome hand 10 new citizens.
In New York alone a brilliant
array of nationally known figures
VIII head a program for 100000
citizens.
other hundreds Of thousands
viii attend similar celebrations gn
Baltimore. Chicago. san Francisco
and cities ofNthe' Southwest
Also IN the Detroit area viii be
2 rally az FordsOn High School
Stadium where Dearborn will
welcome her citizens with pa
rade and celebration Sunday az
.ternoon The parade viii start
.at j 30 and the program an hour
later. Wyandottcs celebration
will be az 3 o'clock Sunday in
Roosevelt High School.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-11

cute sayings
- g. of adults,
MR.. PICKERING faScina { n :
anecdotes and miscellaneous IN
formation.
As evidence of good faith. We
will give you some mlsCcllane-
Gus information. right now.
1-Detroit. which now has only
Il one horse meat store, soon
will have two more, one On
CharleVoiN and one on Mack.
O-Capt. Jack Wiesberg was ~
- SakS the other evening and
told about a man he met In the
army. a sergeant whose face
looked familiar. He asked the
sergeant IL t'ey had met before
and the sergeant said maybe
the captain had seen him around
someW here-his name was Lew
ANreS.
O-One of our contributors who
- felt sort of sad when they
built the fence 10 keep the girls
away from the sailors AT the
\ Naval Armory reports that ro-
nance still seems 10 bloom.
The other evening, he saw a
sentry marching along the inside
Of the fence And keeping him
company, walking along the out
side Of the fence. were two girls.
Not one, but two,
IA young lady telephoned this
r afternoon and said, all In
one breath:
I'm asking for ~"ae help
7 want To get married. have
the license and I even have the
man-you wrote about a Judge
who marrirs people hut | can't
remember his name.
so We said IL was Judge Ralph
Liddy. and the wedding will be
on Saturday. We understand.
So now we VIII get back 10
the Sunshine Fund
The fund il Mrs. Glenn Ander-
sons idea, to purchase outdoor
furniture for sun deck at
Percy Jones Hospital, Battle
Greek.
before we ..' -. ~ ..l'.
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arm hu' "'h'rS are no" "P an"
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~, 81.
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son t'P"t,',5 '!.'.t .','l' = g. l ~,
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enough I,"i' n" I..'. ~, w.
goa is close. d''h"o-h no' YET
led'iieu.
out Al on ,hfh'a' ""'"rN'
inc men lu'"pe" INTO w" ,a,'-
Pa'gn :" gener"us'N ,nal !, l'" On
aS though theN m,sh, "'nu up
WIN a pI"!so' ~ un',l ~, "n"' -,
some VI ''t -" Pr"PIe >a''
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swell.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-11
America Rally Will Revere War Dead
Bolivia Chief
Leaves; Calls Us
Heart Of Arsenal

Frankly amazed AZ the great
ness of Americas industrial war
effort, President Enrique Pena-
randa Of Bolivia left Detroit early
today, a closeup picture Of man.
moth Willow Run still fresh in
his mind
Attended by Coy. Kelly and
Mayor Jcnrics and guided by
Charles Sorcnscn Ford Motor Co.
Official the good neiGhbor' chief
executive yesterday was conducted
on "A dashlng tour OF war industry,
ClImaNcd 10y 4 visit 20 the bomber
plant
II have seen other war plants"
President Pcnaranda declared
after viewing tho bomber limos.
hut, before any one can realize
the full strength Of what Amer
lea il really doing, one must see
Willow Run. am frankly
amazed az the greatness Of IT,"
MEMBERS OF PARTY
Among members n the party
were Gen Philip Rivero and Gen
David Toro Of the Bolivian army,
Brig Gen James II Walker, Col
II Bearing. Col. II. {. Gearing
and Capt T. R. Ryand Of the
L $ Army
The South American leader was
equally Impressed with other war
industries he inspected.
"tll in all" he sad speaking
through an Interpreter. iii Mich
iSan il the arsenal of democ-
racy.' then Detroit is the heart
Of that arsenal
President pcnaranda was well
couod ~ q noon luncheon ~ the
Recess club ln the Fisher Build
lng ty c T. Wilson president Of
General Motors Corp who acted
as host.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-11
Detroit Times Rationing Timetable

PROGRESSED FOODS blue stamps
g.. n, J-yaud ~ May 81.
GASOLINE
A-Coupon 5-F1Gr gallons 90 May -.
FIFL OII.
Coupon Sill gallons 20 sept. 30.
TIRE INSPECTION nEADLINFS
A Sept 80. Rune 800; C-Mas 81.
Saus Your Tn Cans
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-11
ARENA CONSTRUCTED

A vast improvised arena was
under construction at the casino
today for the throngS of citizens,
new and old, who will rededicate
their lives TO the ideals of Ameri-
caniSm.
The official program al 2:30 will
follow parade which will form
at the Scott Memorial Fountain,
west Of the casino an hour earlier.
Musical units Of the Veterans of
Foreign Wars and recreation COM
mission will vie with the brilliant
MaloretteS, girls banton-wielding
organization from Grinnelrs, for
| trophies 10 be awarded by the
AmerlcaniSm committee of the
American Legion and Bernard B.
Laskey Of the parks and recreation
I commission.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-11
FAITH OF OUR FATHERS

Robert Wyatt of Nolan Inter-
mediate School will be the prin-
cipal speaker using as his subject,
Faith Of Our Fathers. -
The program will include also a
salute 10 the flag. in which the
audience will be led by Boy Scouts
under direction Of Ross II. Smith.
DR.. II. l.. Shibler. Superintend-
ent OF Highland Park schools and
chairman of the rally will formally
present a class Of 1.2OO new citi-
zenS who have become naturaliZed
in the past year
Also participating in the event
Will be ministers Of all faiths from
the Highland Park churches.
CllmaXlng the weekend Celebra-
lions. a formal welcome 10 new
citizens will be held AT the Detroit
Institute Of Arts at 7:30 D. m.
Sunday. Mayor Jeffries and Jus
tice George +. Bushnell of the
state supreme court viii be the
featured speakers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-11

Out al Continental Motors.
the men jumped into the cam
paign NJ generously that II looks
aS though they nigh, wind up
with a project Of their own.
Some Of the Jaw people said
they thought that men at Briggs
and Murray might Join with
them and raise a union fund 10
furnish day room for indoor
recreation for the men at the
hospital This is very much
needed, too.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-11
DELEGATIONS TO ATTEND

Delegations from the ranks of
organized labor patriotic societies
and clubs, civic. fraternal. youth.
Service, educational and religious
gCoupS will attend the celebration.
AT Highland Park the citizen
ship bureau and schools have
united in plans for a rally at the
Memorial Building Sat-
urday night. The general theme
of the rally will be Lincolns i'm
mortal words that freedom shall
not perish from the earth"
School children and naturalized
Americans will exemplify Ameri-
can liberty in a brilliant pageant.
Songs of Freedom. Another fea-
ture will he the mass presentation
of colors by the American Legion.
Veterans Of Foreign Wars and
Canadian Legion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-11

Many Of the men, IL II true.
have lost a foot. a leg or an
arm. hut others are n0W mp and
walking around Hence, the
need al the sun deck.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-11

MEAT. CHEESE, FATS Red stamps.
y. .. G-Vauf o. MAY 81
H-NauI MAY rs 20 May 81.
J-Vaud May ~ 20 May On.
SUGAR
stamp l2--FiVs pounds % May 81,
Coffee
stamp 2S-One pound % May 30.
SHOES
stamp Hone pair 70 June IS.
or { objection May %
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-11

The fund il Mrs. Glenn Ander-
sons idea, to purchase outdoor
furniture for sun deck al
Percy Jones Hospital, Battle
Creek.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
SUBURBAN REAL EST. FOR SALE
BUILDING SITES

BUILDING SITES
IN BLOOMFIELD HILLS
3 acres, on hill. magnificent building site.
Only 50, 500. $4,000 restrictions
acres, best surroundings; SIS 600 re-
strictions: only $3.50.
Ia acres, for 81 900. 20 acres. heavily
wooded 81 ,T50
acres. lies high overlooking small
lake: So 500
Restrictions on these ,; IS. 900.
IN BLOOMFIELD VILLAGE
A 600-acre rigidly restricted, planned
residential community, on north side 81
West Maple Rd, between Gleuhurst and
Lahser roads. A strictly suburban atmos-
phere. with all city convenences furnished.
such as sewer. water and gas mains :
cement walks, curb and gutter. beautiful
street trees.
Restrictions $4,000 Building sites
s0x20O-ft front, from 81 $50 UP.
Remember building sites are me only
commodity that has hot gone up since
bottom OF depression
BUY NOW FOR USE AFTER THE WAR
JUDSON Broadway CO.
527 Majestic Bldg RIA 300
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
FARM AND LANDS FOR SALE

A GENTLEMAN's FARM-1o ACRES
Northeast Detroit iO-mile circle: beauti-
full. modern farm home: rooms. glassed-
In porches front and rear, ? garages with
servants quarters: ! stable leased for SA5
month. chicken house, tool shed, full base
ment with recreation room and bar,
stoker, fruit trees. grapes Handicapped
lawn. Here IL suburban charm with city
convenience Priced 20 sell.
TURNER A WIISON-PR. 1895
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12

200 ACRES "A miles from ciiy nnts
20-Aors lake stream 700 fes' from barn
and house. electricity. EV. ASA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
INDUSTRIAL PROP. SALE, LEASE

COMMERCIAL garage. 40x50; one span;
c. W. SIMON. 1855 MICHIGAN LA. 07O0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
ACREAGE FOR SALE
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

WHITE, COLORED MORTGAGE MONEY
HOME AssOCIATES-CA 1871
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
APARTMENT PROP. FOR SALE
HOMER WARREN & co.

section IL apis rms
each: 9 apis, s rms each. reasonable
payment TO s-354i. Mcqueen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
FIVE-ROOM BRICK
SELDOM & JOHNSON, INC.

GEORGIA es32 mr.. Gratiot--Lower va
cant: SIS; good condition: 2-car garage
81. 500 down: bargain. PL. 3444.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
FLATS roR sALE-wEsr
GLADSTONE. 1888
Vacant limit

Weu-hsnr s.hat. al brick with new -.
phan shineis roof Each Unit has rms
Wfr plenty 90 ueht and Nentisl.on ana
ample closet SPACE Hot air heat, Scar ga
rAge one block from shops AND ifansp
By &ppt -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
RESORTS FOR SALE

WILL sell my three income 5-room cot
tages furnished l2-Mile; Detroit school
bus To door. excellent fishing. swimming
also small cabin and road stand in
cuded on the large lot: total price.
So. 500. Lafayette 1854.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-29

POUGHKEEPSIE, y. y Up
Two unidentified suspects were
sought here in the Staying OF a
pretty, ls-year-old student Army
nurse. who was beaten to death
with two rocks and her body left
in a clump OF bushes on a desolats
field. The victim was Lucille Eliz-
abeth Lawrence OF Lisbon, y. Y.
County Medical Examiner Howard
Carpenter said the girls head was
crushed, but pending a more com
plete examination. declined to say
whether she had been criminally
assaulted.