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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15

TOLEDO o June - bNsj- Cash
grain ON track
WHEAT 80 red 81 s0fti 81
CORN 20 > Yellow, Sl-06 y AZ. 80 :
yellow 81 Oi0 O5
OATS 80 WHITE g. z y 50 &C; No. 3
soYBEANs 80. 2yellow. $50. .q1.7l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15

order War stamps delivered
To your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
Auto
Graphs
Synthetic Rubber
Progress Hailed
AS Near-MirecIe
BY SILER FREEMAN

Scientific progress is usually
measured IN decades. not years.
II moves slowly towards its
goal but the true scientist il
not one 10 be hurried He is
great skeptic, even of his OWN
success.
Such a scientist is Or Sidney.
Caldwell. director of tire re-
search for the T.. S. Rubber
Company. Therefore, all the
greater wonder 10 hear him ex-
claim and enthuse al the mar
veiS Of synthetic rubber.
I'VE have seen the greatest
scientific achievement In our
time" he told us seriously on
returning from an inspection of
the largest integrated synthetic
rubber plant in the country at
Institute, w. Va. 1T is almost
incredible that chemistry has
been able In attain such prog
ress in such short time. It's
a triumph the entire nation can
well applaud because IL has
meant the difference between
victory and defeat In the war
on the Axis"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
NIJ>TID

FAIers lntlh0lNA N1N lFIN. ld.N''n '0NFfN
Dividend. In the foregoing table are the
mounts declared or paid 40 far this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15

Nash KEW %
Natl Auto Fibres
NY Central ] so
Radio Corr %
Evening star., 1943-09-16
'Coconut Radio, Gives
News in South Seas
Despite Censors
B. the Associated Press.

d. Inc hSSOCldleu fTeSS.
PAPEETE, Tahiti, Sept. de-
layed) The South Pacific Is a
great whispering gallery. Despite
censorship and the wartime imposi-
tion of restrictions on already linz
tied communication facilities. news
gets from island to island with in
credible speed.
For example, we in Tahiti know
what is going on at this or that
island hundreds of miles away, even
though some of these things may be
military secrets. We know whether
white or colored troops are stationed
there.
Certain things which have hap
pened in the Solomons, although
withheld from the news by the War
Department, are common knowledge
here.
Recently there arrived in Papeete
a copy of an Australian newspaper
which said an island 120 miles from
here had been bombed by German
raiders. Papeete was pretty cer-
tain the report was in error, and
made a checkup. The island had
not been bombed.
The inter-island intelligence serv-
ice Is known popularity as the "Co-
conut Radio" Just how it works
Evening star., 1943-09-16
Marshall
CONTINUED From Page BID

Tunisia. had isolated the enemy, cut
Oh his supplies, and made impos-
sible the escape Of even the enemy
high command. Directly connected
with the Allied domination of the
air had been the Furnishing de-
feats Of German fighter forces adj
ministered by our precision bomb
ers in their daylight attacks on
Northwestern Europe. The enemy
had found it impossible to con-
centrate on the African front either
enough aircraft or enough skilled
pilots to dent the Overwhelming
surge Of British and American
planes.
Some 252,415 German and Italian
troops and a large amount of
equipment were surrendered. This
completed the conquest of the
African continent and placed the
United Nations in a position to
launch more direct attacks on the
southern face of the European
fortress. CThe decision to capture
Sicily was made at the Casablanca
conference in January, 1943)
Mediterranean Is Reopened.
But this was only one result of
the victory. The Mediterranean
was again open to Allied shipping
which. by shortening the turn
around of vessels, in effect meant
an immediate increase of shipping
equivalent to some 240 vessels. A
French Army had been reborn, cele-
brating its birthday by the capture
Of 1919 prisoners following a deep
penetration of the enemy's position.
American troops had demonstrated
their battle efficiency and had
gained wealth of experience which
could be disseminated throughout
the Army. Allied air forces had
successfully demonstrated a tech
nique involving effective co-ordina-
ton with ground forces and the
strategic application of air power.
Unity OF Allied effort, command and
staff, had been demonstrated to the
world in a most convincing man.
ner, as evidence of the growing con-
centration of power which will
sweep the enemy out of control of
the European continent.
Tomorrow-Attacko on Axis Oil
Fields-Bulwarking China's De-
fenses-Japs Occupy AIeutians-
Recapture Of Attu.
Evening star., 1943-09-16
Births Reported

Raymond and Pansy Anderson, boy.
gonn SonI and Vernon Barnes, boy.
Dayid and Laura Bond. boy.
hslyn ssa ana and raalsis nsIs sqrrastss boy
Robert and Rebecca ciatterbSck;, bSel; fbs5l, boY.
Dewey and bessie Cunningham, girl
Louis and Nancy Donate. boy. IVY
William and Albye Drummond, boy.
5sms, JsSss and add RaShel vinslrIu pulsnsy siri
Wilbur y I an ana Elizass.h ElSeil, girl.
games and Ruby Emerson, boy.
HJalmar and Lagatha Erickson, girl.
RAYMOND and Bernardine Pearson. girl
G}na eugene and Margaret Fentress, girl.
Wifiam Wafs ana and EosemsFs xfirs1ss Fish boy
Charles and Helen Heiidoerfer, ' girl.
%sFss %sIfss ana snS i4m MarsufTts Hgs9s boy
Joe and Ethel johnson, s girl 49,
Robert R;, and oeorgette Kirchner. siri.
Ruben and Jennie Matson, twin girls.
Howard and Belle Nicholson. girl.
Fsom.s .ns anr EdtS Aifs Mcccun MsE boy sr
Ivor and Virginia MacFariane. boy.
Ralph and Harriet Nelson, girl,
Walter and Hetty Palmer, boy.
william H and jackie rparssi Parker, 0So Soy.
Edwin and Kathleen Pearson, girl.
Joseph and Toy Roche. boy.
George and Gretchen Roeder, boy.
Van and Margaret Smith, boy.
Edwin and Elizabeth Terrell, boy.
Dan and Jacaueline Tierney. girl.
Alfred and Helen Til]ett boy,
Ralph and Ruth West, girl.
Charles and Ruth Mathews. boy
William and Peggy Waters, girl,
John and Margaret williams, girl.
Evening star., 1943-09-16

nobody knows. Some islanders say
1t operates through clairvoyance,
mental telepathy and sacred sharks.
In any event 1t is something de-
veloped out of necessity through the
centuries by more or less homogene-
Gus South Sea Islanders. Living on
small islands scattered over millions
OF square miles of ocean, they need
ed means Of r-island COM
munication. Now the "Coconut Ra-
dio" is serving them we'll.
Evening star., 1943-09-16
Deaths Reported

John H. windsor. SS. 513 Nicholson st. NV.
Charlie Hemperly. ~, All 4th st. NV.
Robert G; Fenton. "a. Nutley, N J.
mary Z. Parker, SO. 1910 Kenilworth ave-
Frank Ayers, es. Napa, Calf.
Frank De Fontes, 65. 1902 Shepherd st.
Ella G. vonderlehr. SO. 1850 Oak st. NV
Hairy x; FIX, sr,. 81: 1889 s st. Sc.
Michael Gabber, 4s. 647 L st. -s.w.
Mary J. Costello, A.. eli 9Th st. ne.
Manuel Bardosa. A, 1909 Jefferson st.
Evelyn Belisle. 81. 2431 Z st. ne.
James p. Kramer, l. 727 11th ST. sc.
Francis B. Bowman. Sc. .45i sbth h.sD's. st. Sc
Anthony Ar Milton. go; 1929 70 ath st. NV.
infsnt fnis ste,,s ,srGwn Toz,rs - lg99 LINDEN s.. ns
Infant Powell, $40 4th st. ne.
Infant Lewis, 5123 Watson st. NV.
Evening star., 1943-09-16

150-Irregulars 44c mems ties.
lac
lo0-Irregulars 1.s9 shirts
sizes IA to 16----------53c 53c
2-Originally SOS terry cloth
robes. Medium size only 3.SS
l56-Originally 1.39 mems short
sleeve sport shirts-small size
only. White, tan, blue -3sc
Evening star., 1943-09-16

19-Originally 3.sa mems white
leather sports shoes-pert ot
OPA odd lot release. No ration
coupon needed. Size Z only, ssc
S0-Originally 3.29 shoes-black
or tan. Wing or straight tips
broken sizes. Bring Ration
Book number with coupon
18 attached -----------S $50
Evening star., 1943-09-16
IL MEMS
ORIGINALLY 1895
RIVERCOOL SUITS
IL. -

Porous spun rayons-porous to allow
the heat to escape! Hold their shape
welfare available in smart single
and double breasted styles. For reg
ulars, 2-36, l0-37, 1-38; stouts, 4-4s.
(The Hecht Co.. Basement Store.
Mems ClothinR)
Evening star., 1943-09-16

22a-OriginalIy 100 crew-neck
tee" shirts with capped
sleeves. Sizes 36 to 42--2 2ac
45-Originally 35c anklet hose
stripes on white background.
Size IL only------15
8-Originally 1.25 mems grey or
white sweat shirts ~ medium
"a
Evening star., 1943-09-16
Mesh Foundations
$l

Summer weight with or
without innerbelt. Sizes "a to
36.
20 Originally $50 to 3.95 Sum-
mer Mesh Girdles. Semi step
ms and side hook fastenings.
Sizes Is and % 100
50 Originally 2.29 to 2.99 Sum-
mer Mesh Back-lace Corsets,
sizes 26 to 100
S Originally 100 Rayon Satin
Garter Belts, sizes 80 and 80,
39c
(The Hecht Co.. Basement. Corsets.)
Evening star., 1943-09-16
Friday Clearance from Mems Basemel
[RREGULARS AND
PERFECTS l.00
SPORT SHIRTS
R4c

With convertible collars--that esn b
worn with or without . tie. weil
tailored cotton and rayon fahrics-
with full button front, two pocksts.
short sleeves. Small, medium and
large si1es-white. bamboo, canary
and rust.
(Ths Mecht Co.. basement stors.
Mems FurnishinsD
Evening star., 1943-09-16
263 PAIRS Misses and
Chiidres's Originally
l9c ANkLETS
lOc

Irregular and perfect qualities
in novelty stripes, checks and
solid shades.
200 Originally 27c irregu-
lars of circular knit hose 22c
90-Originally 1Sc Won ems
Thirds Of Circular Knit Rayon
I80-Originally SEC Women's
Full fashioned Rayon Hose; ir-
regulars
(The Hecht Co., Basement, Hosiery
Evening star., 1943-09-16

12-OriginaIIy 2.sa fur felt hats
broken sizes 67s to 7N---1..s
12-Originally 4.4s white cover
alls-sizes 80 to a l.s9
1-OriEinally sos lightweight
robe-large size only-----1.S9
I IA sement Stnrel
Evening star., 1943-09-16

Only 6 Misses
TWO.Piece Suits
Originally 1875
S.
Houndstooth checks for early
fall wear. Broken size range,
10 to 10.
1 Originally l7.s5 Misses Brown
Gabardine Fall Suit. size ls. 100
1 Originally 1888 Misses Navy
Blue Suit, pleated skirt. Size
4 Originally 1888 Misses Cas-
ual Goats for early fall wear.
Houndstooth checks. Sizes II,
IA. is ---12.88
All properly labeled as to wool
and rayon content.
2 Originally $500 Misses Seal
dyed Coney Fur Goats,
29.95, plus 1917 tax
l Originally $500 Misses Seal
dyed COney Fur Coat, rayon
satin lined. Size IA,
$500, plus 1879 tax
tThe Hecht Co., Basement, CoatsD
Evening star., 1943-09-16

Lightweight, tropical rayon suits
priced for immediate clearance! Cool
Lin-O-Cool suits in trim single and
double breasted styles. For regulars,
5-37, 5-39; shorts, 2-38; longs, 5-37,
6-38, 3-39, $40, 1-42.
Evening star., 1943-09-16

Flock dot sheers in navy, and
wine. Sizes 38 to 40.
16-Originally 3-s9 Misses Pima
fores; sheer cotton batiste in
sizes IL to Soc
s-Orixinally 81 Cotton Pima
fOres; broken sizes Soc
45-Originally - Canvas Aprons
for gardening, etc. -----25c
50-OriEinally 1.59 Spun Rayon
Pinafore Aprons; ric-rac trim
med; blue or rose floral prints.
8Oo
(The Hecht Co.. Bassme ent, Drsssss)
Evening star., 1943-09-16
20 Originally Id
RayOn Slax Slips
89c

Snug fitting slips to wear with
slacks or shorts. Broken sizes.
30-Originally S9c w m n S
Bedjackets; cotton batiste in
floral prints 2Oc
4o-Orixinally 1.19 Women's
Chemise; pastel cotton batistes,
59c
60-Originally S9c Women's
Cotton Knit Union Suits; broken
sizes 47c
l1e-Orixinally $50 Women's
Leg Makeup -----19c
(The Hecht Co.. Basement.
Underwear)
Evening star., 1943-09-16

Onfy III -. Originally S.H
Puma Blankets
2.99
Solid white; $50 rayon: 12%
wool. 72x90 inches. Spiled.
1o-Originally s.ss Westminster
Blankets; size 72xs4 in.----z.4s
2-Originally 4.ss Lorraine
Blankets: 75% cotton; 25%
wool attractive plaids; soiled.
2.99
4-0riEinally 2.9s Plaid Blan-
kets; 95% cotton, so wool; 70x
80 inches -l.49
-Originally 3.4s Chenille
Spreads; wafile patterns; solid
colors; soiled ---1.S9
1s-Orisinally s.ss Cotton Che
mile Spreads; solid white; sec
onds; full or twin bed sizes.
z.s9
40 yds. Originally s9c to 81
Remnants OF cotton cretonne or
homespun --49c I'D.
500 Small Sample Squares Of
Cotton Printed Cretonne or Tap
estry 10C ca,
30-Orisinally 81 Homespun or
Monskcloth Pillows; colored
fringe trim ------79c
1e0-Originally Soc Half Pairs
Of Tailored or Lace Curtains 29c
ss-OriginalIy 81 Black Window
Shades; 48 in. wide, 8 It. long.
19c
3-OriginalIy 4.9s Ivory Wood
Slat Venetian Blinds: 64 in.
long; one each in 20, 80 and ~
tThe Hecht Co.. Basement,
Homewares.)
Evening star., 1943-09-16

Attractive prints in blue or rose
square or Wee necklines.
Sizes 81, to 36.
Is Originally 1.99 Misses Sum-
mer Skirts, dirndls, in attrac-
tive, printed cottons. Sizes IL
to -29c
50 Originally 2.99 Cotton Pima
fores, striped or checked cot
tons. Sizes IL to 16---1.59
20 Originally z.25 Cotton
Blouses. printed or solid shades.
Sizes 80 to SO CSC
IS Originally s.ss Misses Ma
ternity Jumpers, green. blue or
black. Sizes IL to 18 in the
group -----------I.59 I.59
10 Originally 2.29 Gabardine
Shorts, navy. Size 12--29c
(The Hecht Co, Basement.
SportSwear)
Evening star., 1943-09-16

Slipovers in pastel and dark
shades. Properly labeled as to
wool content. Sisas 7 to IA yrs.
2s-Originally 81 Wesl Sweat
ers; irregulars: light and dark
shades; sizes 7 to II yrs -7sc
1s-Orixinally 7sc Tets Cotton
Dresses; floral prints; sizes / to
OK 3Sc
25-Originally LIS Tsts' Cettsn
Dresses; prints and stripes;
sizes : to SAe
1s-Originally 9sc Tets Striped
or Checked Cotton Seersucker
Overalls; sizes 3 to 6---4sc
loo-Originally 25c Tots Rayen
Panties; irregulars; sizes 4 to
-
15-Originally $3.50 Tots Sailor
Dresses; sizes 3 to 6x-
14-Originally 2.2s to 2.s9
Girls School Frocks; floral
prints; one and two piece styles,
I.2s
(The Hecht Co, Basement.
Girls Shop)
Just S. Originally 2.99 TO $50
II Wome~'s Originally ~
Cotton Dresses
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-21
Gas Stamp No. !
Expires Tonight

Gasoline stamp No. s will expire
at midnight today. Wayne Coun-
tvs $4,000 A book holders were
warned by the OPA today.
At the same time. stamp No. s
will become valid until July q.
and b and { book holders We're
urged to apply for renewals before
the expiration date, May 81.
Stamp No. 1s Of war ration
book No. /, for the purchase Of
shoes, will become valid June Is.
with stamp No. II expiring June
Is, OPA said.
No commitment has been made
as TO the length of the valid period
for stamp No. 1S. but officials
indicated the same four-month
buying period may again be in
effect
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-21
Flint, Muskegon
Pi|otsHe|p Bag
6 Ndzi Planes i.

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS,
North Africa. May n (UP)-Lt
Louis F.. Curdos of Fort Wayne,
Ind. scored two air victories. and
1t. Herman VisSher of Kalamazoo,
Mich. scored one in an air battle
over Sardinia Wednesday, United
Press dispatches indicated today.
Another Michigan man, 1t. Err
yin s. Austin Of Flint, also took
part in the battle in which six
MeSSerschmitt 1905 were shot
down.
The three filters were plotting
Lightning fighters, part of an es-
cort for a squadron OF Billy Mitch
oil bomberS which attacked the
Villacidro airdrome in central Sar-
dina.
1t. NiSSher was reported to have
chased an ME-l09 around three
complete turns before bagging il
for his fourth victory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-21
GOatesque
Michigan Flier's Goatee
Saves His Crew

SOMEWHERE IN NEW GUI.
NEA. May Fl GNS)-Fellow
fliers today insisted it was Flying
F fortress pilot Capt. William
Smiths lucky goatee which
brought them through last nights
Allied air raid on the Jap base at
Rabaul. New Britain.
Smith. who halls from Ann Ar
Dor, Mich, hates his magnificent
goatee but he is scheduled 10 wear
it for the duration, for his crew
won't let him shave il off because
they swear it has seen him through
many tough situations.
Smiths beard has the sanction
of 1t. Gen. George 3. Kenney,
commander of Allied air forces in
the southwest Pacific.
Smith says it is his contribu-
ton TO morale.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-21
Fitness Review
By Strednn|iners

Detailed program arrangements
for the StreamlinerS physical fl
ness review, under the auspices OF
the parks and recreation commits
sion. were announced today. The
program will be staged Al Belle
Isle Sunday afternoon, starting al
l O'Clock
Competitive military drill by Is
women'S piatoonS witt open the re.
view. with II army men from Fort
Wayne as judges. That will he
followed by a parade, assembling
at the Scott Memorial Fountain
The StreamlincrS will also pre-
sent mass CaliSthenicS prior TO z
patriotic program, featuring music
and an address by Mayor JeffrieS
Jeffries will also present awards
10 the winners.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-21
War S Toll Adds
focal of Need
For Poppy Sale

Every battle increases Tho mum.
Der Of wounded and expands the
need for veterans rehabilitation
activities.
This was emphasized today by
veterans organization, prepare
tory 10 the annual Pony Day
drive next THURSDAY.
Money raised from the sale al
poppieS is used 20 aid wounded
servicemen. The increase in the
number Of wounded Is a heavy
drain on veterans organization
funds used for rehabilitation work
and the sponsors of he Poppy Day
drive are urging Deiroiters 20 De-
more liberal than-eAcr- hc-nrC-
Legionnsirc George Dorma1 vet.
eran rehabilitation Officer cites
Cpl. George Woods AS an example
of the need for funds 70 AID the
wounded.
Woods. shot in INC South Pa
cific fighting. is an invalid Al
Percy Jones Army Hospital Battle
Greek.
He brought back from The Solo
mons area the gold teeth nc sal
vaged from the mouths of dead
Jsps, and also lee wounds that
may deprive him OF the fun use OF
his limbs.
Like many wounded soldiers, his
return 10 self-Supportlng work de-
ponds upon the vocational training
supplied by Poppy Day funds
Sales crews OF more than 1000
volunteer workers will sell poppics
for the five veterans organizations
the American Legion Veterans
OF Foreign Wars. Disabled Ameri-
can Veterans, Spanish-American
War Veterans. and PoliSh-Ameri-
can Veterans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-21
Lansing FIierIeHs
OF Visit inn Turkey

LANSING. May 21-PartiCipa-
ton in a bombing raid on the oil
fields Of Rumanla, followed by
Iintcrnment in Turkey where his
Iplane went down, was the story
Staff Sgt Frank Perrone of the
| L. s. army air corps had 10 tell
his parents and friends today
Sgt. Perrone was one Of IS
American flierS who set their
| LiberatorS on Turkish soil after
the spectacular raid on the Polesti
loil fields in Rumania June u,
I1942. They were released by the
Turkish Vernm en- t after II
months
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-21
Woman, 10 Men Join
Bar Association Here

Mrs. Fern Retain. 40. OF 240l
Lawrence and 10 men were adj
United 10 the WAYNE County Bar
Association today in ceremonies
conducted by Circuit Judge Jayne.
Mrs. Retain is the widow of
Clare Retain, former state attor-
ney general. Also admitted was
Thomas Giles Kavanagh. son Of
Giles Kavanagh. collector OF in
ternai revenue in Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-21
Emory Ford Home
Open Prior 10 Auction

Contents of the home Of the late
Emory l.. Ford, 4S5 Lake Shore
Crosse Pointe. will he sold al
auction beginning at 1870 a. IN
Monday and continuing through
Wednesday. Under terms of the
late-o owners will the house hp-
comes the property of the Detroit
Community Fund.
The house will open for public
inspection from 1870 a. m 10
ID. m. Saturday and Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-21
Students Body Found

ANN ARBOR. May 1.-THE
body Of Harry F. Flickinger. II,
of Utica, a University of Michigan
student, was found in Barton
POND last night. The body of Mar
Igaret kerChener. Is. war worker
who was drowned with Flickinger
on May g, has not been located.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-21
City 10 Alter
Office Hours

Heads OF city departments today
were considering an order issued
by Mayor JeffrieS changing the
working hours of about $500
downtown clerical employees of the
Civ
Under the new setup employees
will work from 6 a. m. 10 4:45
p. m, instead Of Q a. m. to $50
p. m. They will get Is minutes
more for lunch.
The mayor cited reports that
new heavy traffic peaks had de-
veloped around $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-21

hours spent al golf by a highly
respected employe.
The mechanic whose income sky
rocketcd overnight is John a
Weber. IS. who was dressed like 2
banker and spoke with the accent
Of the shop.
When he first was sworn as A
witness. Weber testified he re.
ported earnings of $4,000 for 1941
10 the income tax division. lie
appeared evaSive about tho pay
ments nc received from seven tool
and die manufacturers bat after
many questions by Senator Fer
cuSon the total Of S557S3 was
fixed tentatively IN the record for
one firm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-21

she SAYS" IL you want TO have
appeal. looking stunning. Dress up
IN gorgeous skin scarfs of
GENUINE SILVER FOX. Priced Al
the low competitive cash price Of
only sos on Budget Payments at
FRANKLIN $ during their darng
spring sale a few sets available
at $50 10 t79) Here Is a very
special offer made in drive for
500 new customers. clever new
spring DRESS. value 1875 ALSO.
ILUTELY FREE with your pur.
chase OF pair Of GENUINE Sill
YER FOXES ~ only sos, or any
FNlrs, Fur Scarfs or Fur Jackets
priced as low as 1895, with 4
large selection 70 choose from
Just 81 reserves any Fur Take the
choice OF the friendly FRANKLIN
credit plan That suits YOU hest
with up IN - weeks 10 pay. or a
charge account with so DOWN
PAYMENT. No red tape. no delay
Hurry and get your FREE DRESS
during this drive Uso your credit
as always AZ FRANKLIN'S DE
PARTMENT STORE. 3l6 MICH
TGAN AVE. shop any evening iii
o clock
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-21
BuriaIs Wait on Strike

SAGINAW. May 21 lUP) Ten
b odies remained unburied IN
vaults at the city cemetery today
as grave diggers failed TO reach
an agreement in wage dispute
with the city. The grave diggers
and $50 other city employees are
striking for higher wages.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-21
DO ALMOST ANYTHING

The youthful officer told how he
land his buddieS were lntcrned IN
a hotel in Ankara. and heapod
praise upon the Turks for their
liberal and kind treatment during
their stay.
----''fhey fet MS do almost any
thing we wanted 10 do, in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-21
Lottery Suspect Free on Bond

Free on $500 bond, Alfred Bur-
CESS, 81, Of Lansing, must appear
in Chicago federal court June 2 TO
answer charges of conspiracy in
the interstate shipment and sale
of tickets on a Sl.OOO.OO0 lottery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-21

Guiding playing ball. swim, go to
the movies, etc" Perrone said.
I'VE had a swell time"
He explained that the Ameri-
cans were permitted TO purchase
food and other delicacies with
their pay which was cleared
through the l.. S. embassy in
Turkey. Except for touch OF
malaria, he said ne suffered nc
other illness.
When questioned about Turkey
Perrone said the air is electric
with suspense all the time"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-21

ready 10 recommend a pay-as-you-
go bill including cancellation OF so
TO so per cent of 1912 or 1913
individual income taxes. with in.
stitution Of 20 per cent pay roll
tax July-l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-21
DODGEs QUESTIONS

He was tight-hpped when ques-
toned about his bombing mission
over Rumanla.
Perrone said that all Russian,
British and Nazi fliers were re-
leased by the Turkish government
at the same time the Americans
were. Sgt. Perrone wifi be here
for - days.