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Evening star., 1943-09-17
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AT Arlington
Recruiting Campaign
CIimoxed by Parade,
Mock Air Raid

Twelve thousand Arlington County
residents last night witnessed a
realistic bombing attack demonstra-
ton at Westinghouse High School
Stadium, where they had gathered
Tor the finale of the civilian defense
recruitment program.
Under the direction of William G.
Sweetman of the Chemical Warfare
Service, giant searchlights con-
verged on planes overhead, antiair-
craft guns thundered and bombs
erupted in a wooden village erected
on the grounds.
Plane spoilers, AFRAID wardens
and fire Servicemen swarmed onto
the field with equipment and put
out fires begun by magnesium and
thermite incendiaries.
Prior to the display a civilian de-
fense parade of Army and Navy
OCD divisions, war agencies and
patriotic organizations marched
down Wilson boulevard before a re-
viewing stand.
The parade was led by Police
Chief Harry L. woodward, Police
Capt. Hugh c. Jones, Police 1t. j. J.
Scott and 1t. Col. Leonce Legendre
Military units and bands from the
military district of Washington, the
Navy Yard and the Navy School of
Music headed the procession.
Civilian defense units came next
with the Washington Gas Light
Band. The Washington-Lee High
School Cadet Band paced the third
section, which included floats of war
agencies and patriotic groups.
First prize for floats went to the
Victory garden entries, second to
home nursing unit of the Red Gross,
A mobile hospital, given to the coun-
ty by the Washington Virginia
Maryland Coach Co., created con-
siderable interest. Painted white
and bearing Red Cross emblem, it
held Is hunks and had complete
flrst-aid equipment.
Guests of honor who reviewed the
parade included j. H. Wyse. State
OCD co-ordinator; Mai. M. C.
Fletcher, assistant liaison officer.
third OCD region; j. Linwood Rice,
assistant State OCD co-ordinator !:
Frank c. Hanrahan, county OCD di-
rector; Commissioner J. Russell
Young OF the Washington regional
office; Maj. Gen. U. S. Grant III,
Col. H, F. Jackson, assistant direc-
tor, Washington regional OCD Office /;
Army and Navy officers of nearby
posts and members of the County
Board.
Evening star., 1943-09-17
Louisville Neurs Bond Goal

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. II tP).-
Louisville and jefferson County are
making a strong bid to become the
first metropolitan area in the Ma
tion to reach its quota in the Third
War Loan campaign-only eight
days after. the drive officially opened
reporting $33,216,35375 in sub
scriptions, or almost 76 per cent of
It's quota of $44,O58 1000,
Evening star., 1943-09-17
Bulldozer Iqnites Cos

The Silver Spring Volunteer Fire
Department was called yesterday to
Brunett and Grayson avenues, Sill
yer Spring, to extinguish a spectac-
ular blaze caused when a county,
owned bulldozer scraped the top off
gas main. The gas was ignited
by spark from the bulldozer's
exhaust. The gas company turned
of the gas to stop the blaze.
Evening star., 1943-09-17

Note - With this inStdllment.
The Star concludes Chief OF
Stat George C. Marshdlrs report
to the Secretary OF Wa on the
period July 1, 1941-June 80, r943,
just made public. 1T is record"
Gen. Marshall WriteS, "ot tUhat
sDds done and Why it tUas done,
and is submitted tDhile America
is at Dar to permit better
understanding OF the great
offensive operations noW in
progress"
Evening star., 1943-12-07

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Evening star., 1943-12-07

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6As5FEE 6boTEEli ionR jane. B 81; Eo s. 81, $500
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sALMIERI, Franz, SIS 4 ttmps., ss1.75.
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81 & imps., $4,000
MORGAN, Chas. J. and Irene, Al & !mps
SQUARE 900.
WILSON; gSS Dorothy Thornhill' As & imps.
BURDETTE, Mary L, s. 4 imps, $50 o3
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CASEY; Jacob and Maria, 40 g. imps
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19

The Wishing Well" has a
message In cipher for you. Daily
and Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
Find 4th
Ice FIOe
Victim

BAY CITY, April l9-The body
OF State Trooper Ralph Broullire,
II, who lost his life along with
two other men attempting TO res
cue two youths on an ice foe, was
found late yesterday after more
than a month Of searching in
Saginaw Bay.
The body was recovered by
coast guards and state police after
a Civil Air Patrol plane piloted
by Al Hoffman, Clements airport
manager, had discovered it floating
near the mouth Of the Kawkawlin
River near the area where three
other victims had been found
The recovery leaves only one
body missing. that Of Donald Nc
Intyre, II
Virgil Forth, %. was found on
March Is and discovery OF the
other two Otto Van Dyke. 81. and
John Guyott, IS, followed a week
later.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
Obituaries
Alfred |. LoveIey
Services tomorrow tor
Sales Co. Founder

Funeral services for Alfred l.
Lovely so. founder OF The 4. l.
Lovely Sales Co, viii be held In
SIS. Peter and Paul jesuit Church
at 10 a. m. tomorrow. with burial
in Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Mr.. Lovely who died Saturday
lived al 49l7 Ivanhoe. lie was
born IN Springfield. Mass. and
came to Detroit in 1903. becoming
purchasing agent for the Packard
Motor Co.
Later he Joined the r. r
Thomas Motor co. In Buffalo
Soon after. he organized the com
pany bearing his name, and served
as n representative OF the textile
industry in the automobile field
He was a member of the B. p O
Elks and the Knights Of Columbus
Surviving are his wife, Mrs
Marie Lovely, two daughters, Dor
othy and Marjorie; two brothers
Joseph y. and Charles. in Cali.
fornia. and q sister. Mrs. Edward
Abrahamson OF Springfield.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
I Pedestrians
Killed in Traffic;
1943 Toll at So

With the deaths Of two pedes-
trians, Detroit's 1913 traffic toll
rose 10 SO today compared 10 90
on the same date last year.
The victims were Stanley Palka,
Sc, of 1883 Lyman Place and Mrs.
Leila Hill, As, of STA M. Olivet.
Palka died in Receiving Hospital
after being struck at Trombley
and Joseph Campau by an auto
mobile driven by John O. Felt. 80,
25306 Haas, Dearborn Township.
Haas is held for investigation Of
negligent homicide.
Mrs. Hill died in BEDFORD Re-
ceiving Hospital after she was hit
by DSR bus in the driveway OF
the Diesel Engine plant on w.
Outer Drive. The bus driver,
Arthur Quinlan, q, Of S503 Ameri-
can, was 10 be questioned today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
Women for Police Force

BAY CITY, April 19-Con-
fronted with manpower shortage
city commissioners are considering
their police chiefs suggestion OF
using women as desk ScrgcantS.
Order War Stamps delivered
10 your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
HdwIey A. Smith
Funeral Tor Vice Consul
Set for tomorrow

Funeral services for Hawley
ArmiStead Smith. 80. United
States vice consul IN Windsor. who
died Saturday night, will be held
al the Morris Funeral Home,
Windsor, al > p. m. tomorrow.
Burial will be in Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery Wednesday.
Mr.. Smith had been in the con-
Sular service in Switzerland.
Sicily, Belgium and England He
served as captain in the army in
World War /, seeing action in
France.
Besides his wife he is survived
by son, Anthony: two sisters,
Mrs. Emily Disney and Miss jamie
Smith, and a brother, Edward II.
Smith.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
Eight Arrested
In Bar Row.;
Officers Hurt

Eight men between 20 and 80
were held today on charge Of
disturbing the peace following an
alteration in Dorney'S Bar 566S
w. Fort. in which two patrolmen
were beaten.
Patrolmen Ray Roberts and Paul
Kolarik were called 10 the bar by
proprietor Dan Dorney after the
eight allegedly had molested a
waitress.
Instead OF submitting. witnesses
said, the men knocked the patrol
men down. Fifteen police rein
forcements from Fort Station
quelled the riot.
Roberts was treated al Harper
Hospital for a broken right hand
and Kolarik was given first aid
for bitten finger.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
Fire on Roof Delays
Train 10 Washington

Passengers in the dining car OF
the Ped Arrow" Pennsylvania
-ftaTfrOad- DprTUtt 10 washington
train. continued eating yesterday
while firemen/ eXtinguished flames
in the roof of the car at the foot
of Clark.
The fire was caused by grease
igniting in ventilator and spread
ing TO the roof Damage was slight.
The train was delayed about 20
minutes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
Plants I'm 30 States are helping 10 build
Fruebauf TraiIers for Uncle Sam
They handle 5B.7% of the total dollar
volume of Fruehauf production

THIS map tells the story of Fruehauf Trailer Com
Panys share.the.work polcy-,he spreading of our
business among many companies.
1t has been Fruehauf policy the years to
decentralizeto avoid setting up concentrated centers
of production And in January, 1912, this policy
rapidly expanded to the needs of a nation war
The above figures show the of this development
for the Ia months following Pearl Harbor
Congress, through recent passage of the Smaller
War Plants Corporation Act, now insists that all
manufacturers adopt this policy wise decision
which fits hand-in-Glov with what has been the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19

MESS physician orders otherwise, every sick person
u should daily cleansing bath Scales Of dead
oily and perspraton must he removed IN order to
free elimination through the skin aid 10 the
The bath stimulates me circulation in the
also provides mild form of exercise which
inactive But bed bath CaeeSsy given
may rather than refreshing experience the
patient.
The give the bath is usually about An hour
the patients breakfast although prefer 1t at night
because helps them sleep
during bed bath the patient feels chilly apply hot
bottle fruit filed with hot water hot
BRICK bag OF hot sand coarse salt may ne
"A water bottle n Whatever Is
used should wrapped towel piece Of flannel
prevent burning
Tomorrow Giving Simple Home Treatments.
The Detroit Times. >~~--~~~~-~~~-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
z More FeIons Reeepture

ATLANTA. Ga. April l9 (INS)
The Georgia highway patrol
announced today that TWO more OF
the q convicts who fed tho
Tattnall State Prison had beer
captured near Dublin. Ca.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19

Maj. McCullar, the 27-year-
old army flier, who helped
perfect the new skip-bombing
technique which has cost the
Japs many a ship; he was
killed in freak accident in
New Guinea when a kangaroo
ran in front Of his plane as
II took of, causing il 20 crash.
The planes bomb-load ex-
pl0ded.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
Bowler Stricken Fatally

Oscar A. Indy. AZ. Of II West
Willis, was stricken fatally early
Sunday while bowling at 1880
Woodward. Police learned he had
been rejected by the army because
of a heart allmcnt. a,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19

proven practice of the automotve indzsuy foe
quarter of century In fact, the immensely Of tbs ao
motive industry is largely due It's uss Of -sesd.s7
plants all over the country.
And this, in turn, has been possible only becs.ssof
motor transport. Feeder" plants the Of Do
assembly lines. And motor transpor-Tnck-Tra
are the conveyors Operating on timetable seized.
ules, reaching many communities otherwise ioacces
sible, they unite a network of widely spread man.
facturers into single production unit Thanks to our
great network of roads, it makes little difference
whether these cooperating companies across sovn
across the country
In line with the detectives of Congresses expressed
in Public Law o03-every effort is being made TO
decenralize our manufacturing still further. Certainly
we could not have accomplished what we have With.
the help of the host of smaller manufacturers who
have shared our business through the years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
Variety Club Closes Season

The Variety Club. which during
tho past 30 weeks entertained
more than 800 Serviccmcn from
the Detroit area al Sunday night
jamboreeS, closed its season Sun.
day night.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-09-03

O. lasf SATURDAY. Mrs Loa
Henes Deth1am Feealsed . post
ard af her haiae ia EseataNpa
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postcard except thai Il Was to
tails aeNaz4 Is any aaent4Iysne
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-09-03
MonrO B. Lanier
Speaker Al Moss
Point Rotary

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aaeasasa al the population 6.
fle UaItaa States bat alllN one
tenlh sac wealth ManFe =
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Is Sc maj mi advances s IA
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aNfs
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-09-03
Labor Day Rally AT ShipYard Monday To
Mark Preparations To Top County Quota
Jasper Davis. AL Official To Speak To
Workers At Noon; Plons Laid At Meeting
OF State and County Officials.

\ small pazt C fhe war W4fl
eerae direct = jackson county
Thursday Sass go worth
of Il
Thet i Jackson a14niyS quota
II thK Taara Var Lean Drive Of
sselaIy opening r jackson county
ana tfFaakhout the United STATES
On Thursday September sth
Groundwork was lad for the
opening Of me Drive Tuesday
NAen state officials and " Z
Herring chairman of ire county
araee reid ) rally Ter Ranaen
safkers II tie ingalls, ShipYaTd
ana later conferred witt workers
and county leaders Al : meeting
e. the Union HsH
Further impetus vii be given
II fhe drive Monday Labor Day,
hen Jasper Daxiz assistant IN
Aernstsansl president II TIRE Boil
efEnakeFs iron shlpngll6ers, Vel
def6 snd Helpers Of AMERICA vii
ak 81 3 Labor Day and sra
Var Loan Rally ST noon al the
ingalls, sa5psaaa
Labor officials and labor IN
general IN TINS sFea are using tins
enxe
board TT e ~ CAT dars
8aE8 their qu01as
III Davis t1aa been : labor Lead
e. for wears. e Of them N his
present capaesfN
Mr. Davis IS WIDELY knnWn IS
4 I1gceful speaker. and knows
fully fhe part labor mas taken In
the VA effort both in prodac-
tim and The purchase q Var
Bends He viii take tire place Of
Uncle JIM Barrett eh0 as
forced = iarege h4a appearance
mere because q Illness
Individual county leaders ana
basne@ IfsH4 Hf1 uithe smallest
Is It's largest haf pledged their
support r. the drive and az effort
e oHefeaoserlne the eounfv6
quota The effort required 70
meet CT Top the quota car % seen
from TIE TAFT that tire counfvx
quota fa tie md Var Loan
auVe Nas anly $500 .80 ThS
marx however 3as topped = :
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Speaks &c Women
II Tuesdays assionx Mr1
Thomas Crockett state head q
the sgraenE specie activities d.
visaan Mfs George NsIlaes a.
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-09-03
Third war loan drive IS SET
American Legion To
Give Dinner Tor
French Monday

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Efse Is Nas a6 Vataa e. epaags
IS m8H taK 2aE fHa EaaHB
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-09-03
Registration To
Begin Thursday
In Moss Point

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alaeapaI us to Beh sehaa T l.
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tIse paaHel 81 msaa fae
tie IA Moss rasm1 ~ = l.
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as LuesM Bart Miss Frances
peee Mis- Lgaa N4naaam.
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Aaae Nzas Loetse Laness-
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Faifat Mrs " Il h Mfa
Mildred aefa4asA AgA Frsnea
Harris Nifa Mars Aana EaF
nd MF Virgins Ie9naf
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