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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-24
EmbottIed Yonks Surge
into Bethlehem, Jerusalem
MoiorGen. RoIph Royce Among
Visitors at Christion Shrines

this year.
Maj.-Gen. Ralph Royce, COM
mander of American forces in
the middle east, Brig. Gen. Gill
bert Cheves, his chief of staff,
and others came here for world
wide broad casts from the
Church of the Nativity tomor-
row night, bringing an enlist
ed mems choir of so voices
trained for this occasion.
The climax of the Christmas
celebration will come at mid
night at the Church of Nativity
with special mass and a Ponti-
fical procession to the grotto
where Christ was born.
BY the scores, the Americans
coming from all war theaters in
this half of the world entered
the old walled city and toured
the hallowcd way Of pain
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-24
City Seeks
Excise Tax


Mount Clemens will join
shortly with the Michigan Mu-
nicipal League in asking the
State Legislature TO grant cities
the authority TO levy excise
taxes - now Federal preroga-
tive - on private businesses,
services and products.
Under such authority, the city
could levy on cigarettes, theatre
admissions, books, or any COM
modify or service.
Purpose of the taxation auth
ority is to force many business
es to carry a fair share of the
taxation they now avoid, and
possibly to relieve the real estate
taxation burden.
City commissioners, discuss
ing the matter at this week
meeting, did not indicate that
they would necessarily levy any
See TAX-Page 2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-24
Utica Motorist
Dies in Crash
Driver Dies in
3 A. IA. Accident

Cecil Calvin Justice, 80, Of
5847 Frederick street, Utica, was
killed instantly at o'clock this
morning, as he was thrown clear
of his car when il overturned
on Dequinder road, just south of
ID Mile road, in Sterling town
ship.
He was driving north along
Dequinder road when, accord
ing to state police of the Center
Line post. he evidentally fell
asleep. The car. which rolled
over when it hit the shoulder in
the road, righted itself, and was
standing on its wheels when the
police arrived at the scene of
the accident.
Justice is married and has no
children.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-24
Sergeant's Wife
Surprised, Proud

When Mrs. Edward H. NAH
Ter, Jr., (the, former Gertrude
Denske, of Roseville, read in the
Monitor-Leader on Wednesday
of her husbands stirring ex-
periences during the American
invasion Of New Britain in the
Southwest Pacific, she was both
Supplied and proud.
Her surprise stcmmed from
the fact that while she knew her
husband to be a sergeant she
had never before learned that
he was a tail gunner on a
bomber. Nor did she know in
See PROUD-Pasc 2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-24
Raj Sky Fleets
Shatter Ruined
Nazi Capital
Three Fourths Of
Greet CopitoI Now
Believed Destroyed
BY GLADWIN HILL

LONDON, Dec. 24-(P)-W.
terly foiling Berlin's weary de-
tenders, a great fleet of Raj
night bombers swept in on the
cloud covered Nazi capital
early today and gave it the sew.
enth major bombardment in
five weeks-likely rounding out
three quarters Of the city's de.
struction.
More than 1920 u. S. tons
OF four-ton blockbusters and
other high explosives turned
sections Of the battered city into
"a solid mass OF flames once
more.
German fighter planes were
taken completely by surprise,
Raj flier said. The overcast
also hampered searchhght and
anti-aircraft workers. The Raj
lost no more than II bombers
Of the total force of many hun.
dreds.
The day-before- Christmas de-
luge of high explosives and in-
cendiaries once more started
great fires raging through the
worlds fourth largest city. II
emphasized that the Allies are
not going to let seasonal senti-
ment interfere with invaluable
bombing weather in which to
pave the way for the final In.
vasion drive.
SHIFT TACTICS
The giant four-engined planes:
switching their usual tactics for
onslaughts on the Reich capital,
flew over the North Sea at mid
night instead of following the
usual southerly routes. Previous
Raj attacks generally have been
in early evening.
First German reports OF this
raid said workers quarters had
been hit. The broadcast asserted
. a considerable number of the at
lacking bombers were shot down
by Nazi fighters and anti-air-
craft fire despite the change in
Raj strategy.
The German International In
formation Bureau said the raid
was terror attack" made "in
the early hours of Christmas
Eve.
In the last heavy blasting OF
Berlin on Dec. Is the Raj lost
80 bombers while dropping L.
500 long tons of explosives.
Even before today's raid it had
been estimated the German cap-
ital was half destroyed in six big
raids carried out by the Raj at
a cost of 181 bombers.
In the campaign to obliterate
this so-called king of targets"
the British had attacked in great
force the nights of Dec. 2, losing
al planes and dropping 1900
tons of explosives; Nov. Is,
losing 80 planes in unloading l.
600 tons; Nov. %, Nov. %, and
Nov. 10.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-24
British Sweep
Norihwardin
Italian Shows
Boyonet-W WELDING
Conodions Mop-Up
in Ortono

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS,
( Algiers, Dec. 24-(P)-Fighting
in snow and rain, the Eighth
Army has driven northward
and captured the village of Vez-
zani three miles southwest OF
Ortona and the Canadians are
. digging the last Germans out
of Ortona with bayonets, 1t was
announced today.
The whole Italian front was
blanketed by wet, wintry
weather which handicapped OPP
erations both agrouno and in
the air.
American infantry of the
Fifth Army plodded through
the snow to take one high point
but was pushed off another.
Marauder bombers OF the 18th
L. S. airforce pounded the rail-
road along the French-ltalian
Riviera in three places.
The most violent fighting
continued in the Ortona area,
where the Germans battled des-
perately 10 retain the eastern
anchor of their crumbling de-
Tense line.
A military commentator said
that the enemy still held one
corner OF Ortona and that many
OF the Germans were sticking TO
the death rather than retreat.
This had turned the Canadians
struggle for the city into a
house TO house campaign with
bayonets and small arms.
Other British troops fought
their way into the outskirts of
Villagrande, two miles south
west of Ortona.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-24
BY GEORGE TUCKER

JERUSALEM, Dec. "a - tP1
Americans of ait ranks-con-
verging from battle stations in
storicd Persia, Syria, Egypt,
Africa - thronged~ with other
humble pilgrims to this shrine
of Christianity today to pay
homage to the Prince of Peace.
The drama that has lived for
1000 yeas was reborn again
with intense reality for gem
erals and doughboys, alike
walking with visitors of all
ages, dress and tongue to Gcth-
semanc, to Golgotha, TO Bethle-
hem.
Jerusalem and Bethlehem.
BACKED out by war for three
Christmases, burst into candle
light from 10000 windows as
authorities lifted the restrictions
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-24
Bombers Blast
Jap Shipping
Air Bosses Also
Rock Under Attacks
BY MORRIE LANDSBERG

The Allies have stepped up
aerial operations TO deliver an
other series Of blows at obvi-
Gus Japanese attempts to build
UP anti-invasion defenses in the
Southwest and Central Pacific.
Allied planes not only smash
ed at enemy transport ships, car
20 vessels and troop-Supply car
rying barges in a continuing Of
fensive, but weakened the Jap
anese ability TO strike back by
pounding at their air facilities
over a Widespread area.
The enemy sent bombers to
attack American positions at
AraWe, New Britain. and al
Tarawa in the Gilbert Islands
which United States forces cap
tured late last month Damage
in both cases, however, was an
nounced as light
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-24
Two from County
Wounded in Action

Two Macomb County men are
listed by the War Department
as having been wounded in the
Mediterranean area, and both,
who are automatically eligible
for the Purple Heart award, are
repeatedly in satisfactory condi-
ton.
Pvt. John II. Buhlman, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Katherine Buhl-
man, of 1910 Lozier, Van Dyke,
was hit i'm the chest and arms by
shrapnel on Nov. /, while fight
ing in Italy. He is now in a
rest camp. Buhlman was grad
uated from Lincoln III g h
See WOUNDED-Page 2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-24
Ice Kinks
i'm Fine
Condition

Boys and girls who find ice
skates beneath the Christmas
tree tomorrow will have a para
disc Of smooth ice waiting for
them as the city's contribution to
a merry Christmas, the Depart
ment of Streets and Parks an
nounced today.
Six principal community Kinks
are in the best shape in many
years, Commissioner Henry j..
See RINKS-Page 2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-24
King George Speaks
Over Radio on Christmas

LONDON, Dec. "a - Up -
The quiet voice of Britain's
king will be heard around the
world again tomorrow delivering
his sixth Christmas broadcast to
the empire and the fifth of the
war.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-24
All Christendom to Mark
Birth of Christ the King
Many Special Services Tonight
and Saturday; Others on Sunday

held tonight and Christmas Day
in Mount Clemens churches
while, in others. religious rec
ognitien will take place on Sun.
day. as listed on the regular
church page of today's edition
of the Monitor-Leader.
TONIGHT AND SATURDAY
Special Christmas Eve and
Christmas Day services arc list
et. below:
ST. LOUIS
Christmas Carols will be sung
at 11:45 tonight at the st. Louis
Catholic Church, and a Solemn
High Mass will be held at mid
Light. Other masses are to be
held tomorrow at 800, 800,
1890, and IL o'clock in the
morning.
At the Grace Episcopal Church
on Christmas Eve, 1880 o'clock
See SERvICES-Page
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-24
Shift Publication
Schedule Next Week

The same Monday. Wednes-
day, Friday Monitor-Leader
publication schedule in effect
this week will be continued
throughout the last week of
1913.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-24

SeIfridge
Riot is


Wild rumors indicating wide
spread violence at nearby Self
ridge Field Army Air Base
throughout the week today as
sumed the aspect of Wild-West
barroom hilarity in the wake Of
an official announcement by Col.
William l.. Boyd, base command
ant.
According to Col. Boyd's terse
See SELFRIDGE-Page 2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-24
Reds Shatter
panzer Attack
CIose-In About
koxi Fortress City

LONDON, Dec. "a - (P) -
Troops of Gen. Ivan G.. Bagram-
ian's Baltic army were storming
the outer defenses of Vitebsk to-
day as Moscow dispatches re-
ported that a powerful two-day-
old German tank offensive along
a 400-mile front to the south had
been stopped in its tracks.
Berlin admitted new breaches
in German lines TO the north
and southeast of Vitebsk after
heavy, fluctuating battles"
Front reports TO Moscow said
Red Army units were less than
u miles north of the heavily
fortified base after forcing an
other water barrier and killing
800 Germans.
DUAL THREAT
Other Russian columns were
streaking south and west to
threaten the Vitebsk Polotsk
rail line, capturing several viii
lagos and additional advan-
tageous positions enroute. The
Russian communique added that
enemy troops were abandoning
large stores of equipment as they
fell back.
A dispatch from Eddy Gill
more, Associated Press Moscow
correspondent said the German
high command was throwing
more and more armor into the
tank offensive, which presum-
ably was launched as diver
sionary attempt to weaken Bag
ramian's drive on Vitebsk.
Despite all efforts TO over
power the Soviet lines. the Rus
slams held firmly in all sectors"
Gilmore's dispatch said. "On the
Korosten salient (85 miles west
of Kew they even managed to
improve their positions.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-24
Death Darkens Holiday Plans

Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Dauphin
live at 1882 Beaconsfield, De-
troit.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-24

Impartial Coveross
of All locol News
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21
I Taxi Bandits
Rob ; Drivers,
Loot Totals So

Police today were seeking two
bandits who held up three cab
drivers, and a third was foiled in
an attempted robbery when the
driver jumped from his taxi and
fed
The first holdup occurred al
10:45 last night when Robert
Henry. 50. of 3742 Fourth. picked
up two fares at Watson and Wood
ward and drove them 10 AleXan-
drine and Beaubien. They took
S24.55.
Morris Milton, 80, of the Miner
Hotel, PAP F.. John r., told police
he picked up two men who an
swered the same generaPdescrip-
ton, at Adams and Brush about
midnight. He took them 10 St
Antoine and Beaubien, where
they took SO.
The third robbery occurred at
2:15 a. m. when Patrick r Smith,
80. of 206 F.. Buena Vista, High
land Park. was robbed OF S23 at
Beaubien and Superior He picked
ur the pair al Third and Holden.
Clarence Simmon, as, OF 319
Theodore, reported that he jumped
from his moving cab al Erskine
and Rivard when a bandit at
tempted holdup The cab
crashed into a freplug and the
driver and would-be bandit fed
in opposite directions on foot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21
Fish Condemned
For E|oise Use

Acting on The request ~ county
purchasing agent Charles F. Nc
Cauley the new county board of
health today condemned 2400
pounds Of FISH which were 10 have
been used az Eloise Hospital to-
night
A health Inspector was sent 10
the hospital after McCauley re-
ceived ZIP that the FISH was
unfit The Inspector said that the
fish apparently had been frozen,
tnaWcd out. and then refrozen.
Hereafter McCaulcy said, all
meat and FISH for county insttu-
uonS VIII be inspected by tho
health department The spoiled
FISH, McCauley said. was pur-
chased from 4 firm which has been
supplying the county for years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21
Make History
z Michigan Men in Up Boat
Put Fear in Jeps

A "yippee boat with one De
trolt seaman and another MiChl-
gan man m the crew is making
American naval history IN the
South Pacific.
The "yippee boat YP-23o was
burlt for the peacetime pursuit Of
kuna fishing but, in her war
Press. has done much 10 hound
the Japs in the South Pacific.
On deck enjoying the fighting
are Seaman Joseph JaniszewSki Of
$500 y. Campbell and Kenneth
a. Bell quartermaster, Of Hills
Gale. who helped their "yippee
shell enemy positions, put raidlng
marines ashore, carry supplies
under fire 10 Guadalcanal and
tow II disabled American vessels
10 safety.
Al Tulagi Harbor the "yiPpee'
lowed the damaged destroyer
Aaron Ward 10 safety from under
the laundering guns Of a Jap
battleship
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21

house I'm a trudgin' my weary
way
II, woman Of 20, and only
n trifie gray
In 20 four-lne StanZaS Garlic
ton told the story OF a woman who
had brought up eight children.
none Of whom wanted 10 care for
their aged mother.
Effects Of the poem were far
reaching. Conscience stricken chill
dren from coast to coast FASTENED
10 take their parents from poor
houses.
The son Of the woman who was
only a trifie gray returned from
the west and took his mother
from the institution. The story is
told in Cartoons over the Hill
from the Poorhouse. in which the
mother lived IN a snug and hand
some cottage expressly pur-
chased
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21
Gas Blaze
Damages
Factory

a fireman was injured early
today when flames, fed by gaso-
line and lacquer in the testing
room Of the Clayton & Lambert
Mfg. Co. l4247 fireman. Dear
born, swept the company's man
building.
All available apparatus in Dear
born was used in batting the
blaze.
The com pany manufactures
blow torches and uses highly IT.
fiammable materials in the test
ing room where the fire originated.
Chief Roy Mottesherd Of the
Dearborn department said. No
estimate Of the damage, however,
~ae aattat4tat77lia-4i4ia+iff Of tere-uift1f
or The U-shaped building vas de
stroyed
The fire was discovered by q
bus driver. Tie notified the night
Waterman. Charles Renard, $3.50
Monica.
Neal Demerick. 640l Mead
Dearborn. one Of a force Of
auxiliaries aiding the firemen,
was bruised when he fell from a
loading dock while pulling up
hose
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21
Army Probing
Poor EmbdIming
OF Filler S Body

A military investigation was
launched today into an undertake
|er'S alleged faulty preparation OF
the body OF a Detroit bombardier
who was killed in bomber crash
near Sarasota, Fla.
The dead youth is 1t. Stanley
Gilliard, %, the only son of Mr..
and Mrs. Stanley Gilliard OF 1912
Rossihi.
According to r. Noble Weather
bee, attorney for the family, the
youths body was sent TO Detroit
by Florida undertaking eStab-
lishment in sealed coffin.
At the insistence OF the parents,
the coffin was opened and the
body was found 10 have been
carelessly prepared for burial,
Weatherbee said.
II was subsequently embalmed
by q Detroit undertaken.
Informed of the circumstances,
Col. A. M. Krech, security officer
for the sixth service command,
said that he was sure that such
a practice is very unusual" adding
that he would conduct a thorough
investigation.
A full report will be submitted
10 the commanding general OF the
sixth service command AS soon as
affdavitS have been secured from
the family, krech said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21
Death Note. Bomb
Mark Hotel Mystery

The fool that takes this room
will meet his death. don't
let fools kick me around. I
strike back"
In the center Of the room was
a small black bag Patrelnaan
William Stcrla was called and
took the bag 10 headquarters,
where he glngerly unfastened ITS
clasp
Inside, instead Of a bomb. he
found
a detective magazine, four
incense burners. incense cubes. a
pawn shop ticket. several keys
and slip of paper saying that
DoceSar had been placed in Az
draft classification.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21

Soldiers
Missing

Four Michigan men and one
from Windsor, we're listed as miss
ing in action and two others pris-
oners Of the Japanese in the
\ohilppines in The war depart
ImentS latest report. The missing
are;
Second II. Harold o Erickson
Jr. son OF II. O. Erickson ST.
147OO Rutland.
Staff Sgt Thomas II. Willis.
.4s6 w. Jefferson, Ecorse.
Staff Sgt Donald {. Jensen,
74l9 Orchard, Dearborn
Tech. Sgt. David +. Fuller,
Coidwater.
staff Sgt Theodore C. Swan
son Palmer
Those held prisoner are:
Cpl. Peter Trupano. 26 a ma
rine captured on Ba,aan and
Ph4rnaCTyr Second Class loren
T.. Stamp. who has not been heard
from two years.
According 70 Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Trupiano. 3346 +. Fort,
another son. Pfc. Michael Trupl-
ano. is also held by the JapS
Both Stamp and Trupiano sent
cards saying they are alive, well
and uninjured
Flying Officer John Bennett,
RCAF. Of Windsor is missing after
a raid over Germany. his wife.
who lives with their 5-year-old
son az 739 Rankin, Windsor. was
informed yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21
For Sale: 'POOrhOuSe'
OF Over the Hill

HILLSDALE, Aug. 20 CUP)-A
for sale sign hangs on the house
that inspired VIII Carleton. Mich
lgans Own Poet, 10 write ms
memorable over the Hill TO the
PooThouSc
The stone structure. estimated
20 be about 100 years old stands
on so acres of rolling land north
east Of here. The property was
sold by the county in 1888 and
has been occupied since by the
family of Mrs. Abbie Wolcott, the
present owner, who first saw II
as a bride
Carleton wrote his famous poem
in the late 1865 after seeing IL
during a hike in the country with
classmates AZ HillSdale College
Approaching H. he saw lady 10
years old, but only trifle gray"
inspiring him 10 write the lines:
over the hill 10 the poor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21

The mystery Of a hotel room
death warning was believed by
police 10 be solved today with the
unrest Of 1S-year-old Eric DeceSar,
eld for investigation al the
county Jail
Decesar was taken into custody
FAST midnight AZ The hotel al 1908
Center. when he appeared and
demanded Of Lee Allen, the man
Jger. that he he permitted 10 go
20 the room which he had occu-
pied until last Tuesday Allen
refused and a Scuffle enSued
Decesar. according 10 police.
had disappeared Tuesday. The
next tenant. G w. Delano. found
q note under desk blotteT, which
read:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21
PVT. 6. |. Eisenhdrt
Drowned on Ma0euvers
While in Texos

Funeral services FOR Pvt George
l. EIScnhart. who was drowned
while on mancuverS in Texas will
be held tomorrow from the Bap-
uSt Tabernacle Hazel Park
Pvt ElSenhari 10. whose par
entS, Mr.. ana Mrs Percy Essen
mart. i've a. 22O65 NaSSar, Hazel
Park. graduated from the Hazel
Park high school in June. 1912.
and entered the service last
march
lie was stationed al Camp Polk.
La. and was drowned August -.
Burial VIII be in RoSeland PARK
Cemetery
In addition 70 his parents, he is
survived by two brothers, Fred
and John
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21
Mrs. Sally S. Distin
Wife Of City Director
Of Elections

Mrs Sally Spear Distin. 50, wife
Of Oakley +. Distin, city director
Of elections, died today al her
home. 704 Lakewood, after a
lengthy illness.
Mrs, Distln was native Of
Deerhead, n. Y, and was married
70 Distitn I'M 19o7. They came to
Detroit IN 1911
In addition 10 her husband she
is survived by a son. Clifton S,
Detroit attorney, and two grand
children.
Funeral arrangements Will be
announced later
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21
Dearborn Girl
KiIedby Train

-An-ll-year-old girl Is dead TO-
day after beng struck by Pere
Marquette passenger train en-
route 10 Detroit from Saginaw
near Greenfield road In Dearborn.
She was Jacqueline Graham OF
1920 Chase. Dearborn. According
10 Patrolman Matthew CaSSinI OF
Deaborn police Jacqueline with a
companion Mary Louise Hoff Of
tho same address. was playing Al
the crossing She attempted 10
cross IA tfeRt- at ae-tf afr " iif4ei1
hurried heT rs ftCC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21

Requiem high mass will be sung
at 10 a m. tomorrow in 81. Greg
orys Church for 1t. Raymond c.
Dryer. u. OF l4S47 Fairfield.
Prior TO the mass, services will be
held at $50 a. m. from the home.
1t Dryer. a graduate OF ST.
Gregorys School, was killed in
the crash Of a bomber near Saiina,
Kan
He is survived by his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Laye Dryer; three
brothers. Pfc. Donald. Alland. Je-
rome and three sisters, Beverly,
Noreen and Mildred.
Burial will be IN Mt Ohvet
Cemetery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21
Frau Goering Back
From Switzerland

ZURICH, Aug. % (UP)- Frau
Hermann Goerlng. wife Of the
Nazi reichSmarshal, was reported
today 10 have returned TO the
German side of Lake Constance
after a visit to Switzerland which
he described As A shopping trip.
II was understood that Frau
;oering and Frau Paul Joseph
ioebbelS. wife of the Nazi propa-
Eanda minister, were staying Al
he Castle Marbach on the Ger
man shore Of the lake
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21
Escaped Trusty Caught

IONIA, Aug. 20 tUPt-Eugene
Robinson, %, Ludington, trusty
IN an Ionia state hospital farm
crew, was back under guard today
after attaining less than an hours
freedom when he made a break
for liberty. He was recaptured
Yesterday by Jess Christensen,
hospital bus driver.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21
Crosse Pointer Promoted

Tech. Sgt. Donald J. Helmers.
26 OF 989 Darlington, Crosse
Polnte a former instructor al
Ford Trade School. has been pro-
NOTED 10 aircraft Instructor at
TeNas Technical COLLEGE.