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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-12
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Ford A. Mcmillan, %; Ruth e. Stacks. n.
Clarence w. Newman. %; Dolores TWAIN
ley. 20.
Donald NJ. Kositchek. 70; Gloria r. vinsoa.
John Z, Beck. as: Vivian Winter. "a.
Aloert z: Merrith. 20: Isadera Lumas, -.
Walter Pyzdak, 80; Tekla Klish. So
Joseph sherrange. IS; Anna Mac sim-
Earl =: Fletcher. 20; Mary Pippin. 20.
franc" a. Law, IL Audrey @. Branstoa.
Joseph I. Gslisnd, rs; Mary c. Bsrone, a.
Don vreeland, %: Ada Stewart. "a.
EDWARD J. Anger. rs; Virginia Nowak, 10.
Thomas A. =, MacLean. Is; Betty lane
Joseph kosicsky. a.; Lucille Laski, as.
H'enard X. Murdza, ~; Levina Thomas.
AARON J. Beckman, 81; Clara 10th. II.
Fred Morgs. 20; Dorothy Beach, IL
Sslhsn c cspR 81 ,s ws,,s; s s,oy.I
Francis Lee Crundy az Doris Culbert, 3o.
Sol Simon. a.: Florence Tutin, 10.
5 enn vlyiani ae Helen Bollo: 70.
William T. Ellison. az; Ruth e. Buck. "a.
Robert Morgan Gavin. Is; Virginia Kowal-
Waite; Hos,. James :, Ds.'y. 20; Grace En..O.tA
suIo suvanto. q; Eileen Larson. ~.
Tony Lsfats, 20; Calista Beckner. 10.
Aurele y. Gougeon. 80: Mary Ann Bus.
Vernon Maloy, Is; Sarah Gogsans. 70.
Daniel Finn, %; Claire schwartz, IL
Anthony Shs.g. :, Mysierowicn. as; Sophie
K.nn:ts L. >, RAuDD. 20; VOL. Maria
Buford Duvai 10; Virginia Nichols. -.
John %., ANGUS "a hurraH 10; Barbara :. -
Melvin Allen. a.; Myrtle BrishtweIl. %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-12
Farmers Market

FRUITS-Apples. Baldwins. No. I. 81 q
/ IS ou.: Delicious. fancy. So so bu.
No !, SI75n2; Mcintosh, fancy. 81 a
? so bu.: No /. sl.50m1.75; No. ?, T5c q
81: Greetings fancy. 81 so bu.; No. !. goo
a 81 IS: Northern Spies. fancy. 81. 25a2: g
SHOWS. fancy. 81 IS bu.; No. J. 9oe q 81. s
No 2. sou 75e: Jonathsns. fancy. 50 bu.
No !. Sl25d175; No. 2. Use; steele'i
Red fancy. 81 bu. No I. Si25d175.
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS
French endiye, fancy, 81 5-lo. box No.
INSTALLATIONS vEGE TABLES
.Beets. topped. No. l. Sal. so bu, No. 2
rs q eoc. Cabbage. No. ]. soc q 81 ou; No
~. No. 2 sl.25 Carrots. topped. No
4. Si75a2 bu: No. 2. sia1.25. Csler,
root. No. !. Si75G225 bu. celery CAB
bage No 1, So IS bu. Horsersdish, fancy
- bu. No. l. So 5oI3: No. 2, 81. Leeks
No. 1. SiIi.25, doz. punches. Onions. dry
fancy. x2lO 50-ib. sack: Mol, 81. 80
! rs; No. ?. s1.25. Parsnips. No. 1. ST.
No /, si25aiS0 bu. No. 2. 81. Potatoes
No. I. S240G2sO l0O-lb. sack: No. 2
Si.30I150. Radishes. dollhouse. No. I
81 dor. lunches: black. No. l, 81 bu. Rhu
barb. dollhouse fancy. sou soc 5-Ib box
choice. zoe: small. 75c@ 81 dor. punches
RuiabagAs. No !, 75cn 81 bu.; No. 2
soc. squash, Hubbard, fancy 81 bu.: No
!. 81. 50a17 rs; No 2. 75c. Turnips, topped
No. /. Slql.50 hu, Vegetable oysters. No
EGGS - Large. So J0u $50 30-doz
case medium. Sii
PoULTRY--Live hens. heavy breeds, 3!
n s2c H.: Ieghorns. 26 a Soc springers
q a 45c ID. ieghorns. 80 35c 10
HOGS-nressed. medium, 900 CSC 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-12
Two Lose Fight
To Regain Jobs
AT Buick Plant

FLINT, Feb, 12.-Two UAW-
CIO members today lost a long
fight to regain their jobs, as the
result of decision by Umpire G.
Allen Dash Jr.. which upheld their
dismissal by the Buick division
of General Motors Corporation for
participation in a showdown and
two-day strike.
They are Edmund Geiger and
Marion Butler. both discharged
last fall on orders of Col. George
Strong. plant protection chief for
the army air forces,
Colonel Strong later announced
he had no objection to their re-
hiring. but the company refused.
After union grievance procedure
had been exhausted the case was
given to the umpire for a decision.
Dash said the two men played
an important part in this entirely
irresponsible action which violated
the union agreement with the
company, and that they gave di.
rection and control to the slow
down which preceded the strike"
1t was estimated that the Slow
down and strike caused a loss
of parts for 1000 bomber engines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-12
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan bu. crates u. 2.
NO l. c, in: min I unless S oths.~is'
M.7592: Delicious. 81 5oa 2.75;. Northern
spys, Si.7Sg2: Baldwins. i.40gi. 90;
New York Rhode Island Greenings Y. 5.
s Ss 2 g. 8 N %l a.S mIS Ro ss
Washington box Delicious 100-i3ss. fancy,
1915; 72-i3ss, extra fancy, 50. 75M4;
Rome Besu,ys fancy; large sizes. $50;
No. !. 3-in. min, So. u. $. fancy. ga in.
AvocADos - California Fats Fuertes
1925. s2.6oa263i fair quality is-3os'
BEANS Florida bu hampers Black
Valentines, best mostly 1890 !. so; Plsnti-
BEETs-Texss a crates 3.doI. bchs.
BRoccoLI-Pony crates AriznnA- SO q
$50; California, So; Texas. Aaf25.
cABBAGEaTsxas Los- Angeles crates
srs. round type. fair. Sl.75 wire hound
crates, S3.150325. Old stock 50-lb
sacks. Danish. New York. 81 90; Michigan
cARRoTs-Lo, Angeles crates: ArIzons
6-doz. bchs., generally good. 81 %; Cali
fornta, 6-doz bchs.. St4004T5 best, SIS
Texas s-doz. S4.75d5.
CAULIFLowER-Pony crates. i2s sno
larger: Arizona. 81 IS n $50. California
81 25n2 so. fair Sl.75.
CELERY-Fl Florida. 16-inch crates
trimmed tops. Golden Heart. 6-dozen. S32s
It's: s-dozen. S3n $50; i0-dozen, 81 u
n 50; ks, S2.7503: Pascal, 4-doZen and
larger. best. 81 25n4.5 so; 6-dozen. sa3.75i
S. x3T 3.25: los and smaller. 81 Califor-
MIA. cub crates 81 =: crates Of Hearts. s.
dozen. ceIIophane wrapped. AIi.50.
GRAPEs-california, display Tugs, En-
perars. fancy, $3.50.
LETTUcE-Los Angeles crates. Iceberg
California. Imperial Valley. 5-dozen, $50
$50. mostly $3.50 $50: 4-dozen. $3.50.
LEAF LETTUCE Ohio. Michigan, lob
baskets. hothuose, $50
ONIONS-50-lb. sacks: Michigan. y. s.
No. I. yellows, medium. sl.75l 80
straight Pinch and larger. So; Sweet Span
ish. u. s. No. !. 3-inch and larger. Idaho
Utah, 81 35n2.4O Michigan. 81 10: AZ
wax. U. S. No. I, s3.75.
Mexican bushei hampers, So
bushe baskets, 50. asa $50.
POTAToEs--100-lb sacks. Y. s. No. I,
So. so a 3 IS. unwashed So. so. i0-lo. cotton
sacks SOC: Maine. various varieties, 2-in.
minimum S393i0. 50-lb. paper sacks
81 go / so 15-lb. paper sacks asa 49c;
few safes 5o-lb. $40. zoos ss.ao; Michi.
gan Chippewas 81 ssh rs Russet Rurals
81 so. few 81 40: Upper Peninsula, u. 8.
No. I, Green Mountains, 81 son 2. so. 18Th.
bushei crates. u s. No. i. washed Tri-
umphs. size A, 81 so.
sHALLoTs- louisiana barrels 2o-doz.
punches mostly ss.75ae; crates s-doz.
So 60; doz. 81 80; Texas bushel has
kets, Savoy type, best. sl.75: far 20 gen
orally good. si2Jm150; cartons f-doz.
ceIlophane bags washed spinach, 10 or,
81 sOsf1 65
sTRAwBERRIEs- ss-pini
crates S. so.
SWEET PoTATOES-Louisisn bushel
crates. Porto Rican ysms. u. 3. No. l.
S3.f5m3 35 mostly SO rs. few $3.50: North
Carolina. bushef baskets. Porto Rican yams,
generally good, S2.75m2.s5.
TOMATOES 80 lob. cartons, repscks,
medium. SPA 2l0.
TURNIP TOPS-Georgis. bushel baskets,
81 25Hl.5O
waXed, x1.l0.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-12
Peace Jobs Planned
By Tourist Bureau

The postwar planning commit
tee of the Detroit Convention and
Tourist Bureau today is preparing
a program of civic projects, high
ways and airports 10 provide en-
ployment after the war.
Among the civic leaders who
discussed projects AT a luncheon
meeting at the Fort Shelby Hotel
were Ralph Thomas, former chair
man of the state liquor control
commission; Federal Judge Frank
A. Pickard, J. Lee Barrett and
George r. Emery of the city plan
ming commission; Albert Cobo,
city treasurer, and Councilman
Frank Cody, John Lodge and
George Edwards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-12
China-U. ). Treaty.
Approved in Senate

WASHINGTON, Feb. II GNS)
Amid glowing tributes to en-
battled China, the Senate today
unanimously ratified treaty
under which the United States
.relinquishes extraterritorial rights
in China that have existed 100
years.
The new treaty abrogates long
standing treaties under which the
United States maintained courts
in China and had the privilege of
keeping marine garrison there
and patrolling rivers IN peacetime.
China in turn pledges to respect
American rights.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-12

Notice is hereby given that a Specia
Meeting of the Stockholders OF Detroit
Trust Company. Michigan corpora
ton. hereinafter sometimes referred e
as the Company has been duly called
by it's Board Of Directors and will b.,
held. pursuant To- Article Ill Of The
bylaws of the Company. ut the mali
or principal office OF the Company
located at 2nl West FOrt Street. he
trolt Michigan. on Tuesday. the 1911
day II February. A. II. 1913. at . On
o'clock T. NJ. Eastern Standard Time
tas established by Public Law 403-
18th Congress. aud commonly known a.
Eastern War Timel. which meeting shat
be held for the following purposes
among others:
To consider take action upon and
10 authorize the carrying out ~
an agreement dated rs OF January
~. 1913. providing for the cOnSOli-
dalton Of Union Guardian Trust
Company with and into the COth-
pauy declared advisable by the
Board Of Directors Of the Company
and signed by n majority thereof.
;. To consider take action upon and
10 authorize the carrying out OF
the plan of conSolid ation provided
for i'm said agreement Of consolida-
tion aud each and every term, con-
dition and provision thereof.
}. To consider. take action upon and
10 authorize the carrying out Of
any other proposal or business
whatsoever within the scope OF
authority of the stockholders Of
the Company whether relating TO
the foregoing purposes or not.
(. To amend the Bylaws and/or
Articles Of Incorporation Of the
Company in such manner and In
such respects as may be or become
necessary, proper or convenient TO
carry out or put into effect any Of
the purposes, proposals and/Or
business hcreinabove specified.
The Stock Transfer Books Of IN,
Company will remain closed from thu
close Of business on January II. 1916
until ono hour after the termination q
said Special Meeting. or any adjourn
uJcnt thereof
LAWRENCE y BUTLER
Secretary II Detroit Trust Company
DATED: Detroit. Michigan,
January 81. 1913.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-12
Cattle Prices
Advance Here

Price changes az the Detroit
stock yards this week were in the
nature of betterments. Slaughter
cattle advanced mostly 25c with
instances SOC higher on cows and
bulls. yealers gained SOC, elevat-
ing the top on good and choice
kinds 10 SIS. Fat lambs moved up
25-50c compared with last week 5
close.
CATTLE-week's receipts ZOO. There
were fewer salabls cattle al Detroit thi,
many as during the corresponding week
last year. Light receipts dictated a higher
market on all slaughter cattle, most sales
were 25e higher with instances up as much
bought the few feeder cattle on ofier, pay
Ing steady prices or Si3 25fflf for good
$50 s25-lb. replacement steers.
7 Several packages Of choice l,0O0-i 275-lb
fed steers scored SI5.5Od16 with good
grade fed steers and yearlines selling
mainly At Si4.50Hl525 Medium grade
steers turned ~ Si325H 1928 with odds
and ends OF common OFF colored kinds
S1i. 5O0l3 Good 790-lb fed hetfer year
lings commanded $l4.s5, a few good
weghty heifers turned AT Sl4mii.50 and
shorifed tooth. yearlings earned Si4.lO
Most common and medium hefers sold
within $ll q 10 30 limits. Medium and good
beef cows brought Sl075H ~ so, few
strictly good kinds at Si2. 75di3. The
spread OF S725nl0,J0 accounted for most
Gamer. cutter and Ncommon cows. Good
sausage bulls commanded i3.T5M4 rs,
medium grades SIP "a 13. so. Common tight
bulls sold down 10 SO. 30 with odd cutters
as low 60 50 50
cALvEs-Weeks receipts. 1878 Veal
ers gained fully SOC this week on a series
Of strong active markets that elevated the
top 70 SIS, that price paid late for most
good aud choice offerings. Border line
medium ~ good vealers reached ST.. so,
common and medium ranged from &l2. 80 q
II, odd culls down 20 50.
HOGS-Week's receipts 300. Closing
quotations on hogs stood unevenly steady
70 25c higher than last week Thursday. In
spite Of late downturn amounting "a
Sc 70 Toe on butchers scaling 1870 pounds
upward. final prices were stu slightly
higher than last weeks close. Good and
choice 16O-2S0-lh butchers sold late al
SIS. 5ON IS 65. latter price was practical
top 70 small killers but one small 10,
scored S1570 THURSDAY butchers scaling
250-f00 pounds were scheduled al S15.35T
Is 20. Most I5o-Is0-Ib lights this week
sold within Sl51 IS so limits with under
80 baTro~s and gifts 81 50 n IS. sows
pnlked late al Sii-2o1 IL So stays brought
SHEEP Weeks receipts 7ij0 Good "a
choice IA, lambs gained CSC "a soc this
week while common kinds moved up ~
much rs 81. Coof 10 choice FED native
and western lambs >rOughi sic. - a. Ia. so,
the hig bulk going a. SIC %. White there
we're sales az SIC as. Si6 40 ana Si6 20
on practically every market day. lambs
had 10 be very well finished 20 bring those
prices Medium 20 good lambs earned
SIS 2sAI6 medium grade light weight
brought xit1 IS, while most Gull and com
mon throwouts figured IA the wide range
OF So. So 10 50. Good N choice fed shorn
lambs with No. ! skins turned az SIS n
Is So The price spread OF S6Is so ac-
counted for most slaughter ewes according
20 grade
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-12
u. S. Chart

Detroit ann vicinity: Warmer tonight
and tomorrow forenoon. Gentle 10 mod
crate winds.
shippers forecast: Protect shipment,
during the next 2o hours fof-North. Is n
20 degrees: West. IS to 20 degrees; South
20 degrees. East. IS to 20 degrees.
DETROIT DATA
Temperatures Thursday; Highest. IS de
grees: lowest. IL; mean. 20.
Departure from normal Temperature
Thursday: - degrees.
Departure from normal Temperature
since January 1. 2 10 degrees
Temperatures one year ago today: High
est, ~ degrees; lowest. 8; mean, Is.
Temperature this date in past 70 years
Highest SIS degrees In 1852; lowest, IL
In 1875,
Relative humidity Thursday. $50 a. m
81 per cent: $50 a. m, rs. 80 p. m
So $50 p. m, 90.
Precipitation in last - hours ending a
$50 a. m today: Trace.
Departure from normal pfeipitatior
since January 1: Trace.
The sun sets today at 0l .. m. snC
rises tomorrow at $50 a. m.
The moon rises today at :07 .. m. snc
sets tomorrow at 1894 A. m
Degree days for Thursday. February IL
Normal degree days for February II; 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-12

Notice is hereby given that a Special
Meeting OF the stockholders OF Union
Guardian Trust Company. a Michig gan
corporation. hereinafter sometimes re-
ferred TO as the 'Company"I has been
called by its Board OF Directors and
will be held. pursuant to Sections 3 and
4 Of Article | Of the bylaws OF the
Company. at the main or principal
Office of the Company. located on the
first floor of Union Guardian Building.
Detroit. Mich gan, on Monday. the 18th
day ~ February. A. II. 1913. at . O0
O'Clock y. NJ. Eastern Standard Time
tas established by Public Law 403-71th
Congress. and commonly known as
Eastern war Timcl. which meeting will
he held for the following purposes,
among others:
/. To consider. take action upon and
10 authorize the carrying out Of an
agreement dated as Of January ~.
1913. providing for the consoida.
ton ~ the Company with and into
the Detroit Trust Company de-
clared advisable by the Board %
Directors OF the Company and
signed by a majority thereof.
;. To consider. take action upon and
TO authorize the carrying out OF
the plan II consolidation provided
for Ia said agreement Of consolida-
ton and each and every term. con-
dition and provision thereof.
J. To consider. take action upon and
90 authorize the carrying out OF
any other proposal or business
whatsoever within the scope Of
authority OF the stockholders of the
Company whether relating TO the
foregoing purposes or not.
1. To amend the Bylaws andfor
Articles Of Incorporation Of the
Company w such manner and in
such respects as may be or become
necessary. proper or convenient "a
carry out OF nut into effect any Of
the purposes. proposals and/or
business hcreinbefOre specified.
The Stock Transfer Books will re-
main closed from the close OF business
on January ~. 1913. until one hour
after tho termination of said meeting
8r any adjournment thereof
ARCHIE ". McCOLi
Secretary ~ t'uinn Guardian
Trust Company.
DATED petreit. Michigan.
January 20. 1879.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-12
Spy Chief Rescued
Off Ship by U-Boat

RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil, Feb.
u QNS) Capt. Dietrich Nei-
buhr, former German Embassy
official at Buenos Aires who was
accused Of heading an Axis spy
ring in South America, was re-
ported today 10 have been taker
aboard U-boat in mid-Atlantic
I The U-boat stopped the Spanish
freighter carrying Niebuhr back
TO Germany because Berlin feared
the United Nations might attempt
10 arrest him on the high seas for
his espionage activities, informed
sources said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-12
DIVORCES

Divorce were granted.
Herbert @. Parrot from Anne NJ
Dorothy Knapp Hollenbeck from Frank.
Dorothy Galley from william.
Virginia Cloud from Paul.
Rose Zaineb from John.
june Mcsorley from Vincent J.
Lydia Alma Collision from Charles.
BrAinard q. Treioar from Cecils b.
Twylah Flanders from Milton.
Agnes Wasag from Paul.
William Brenhennek from Minnie.
Nellie Irene Jackson from Franklin W.
Dale N. Murrey from C1eola Y.
Caroline NJ. Holt from Arthur.
Charles n. A. Strong from Vivian.
Kay Wasserman from Samuel.
Patrick Stowe from Harriette.
Dorothy L. Kobus from Steve.
James w. Gaiovich from Ellen.
Roy Williams from Viola.
B. Thurmand from Line.
Theresia M. Morgan from Hustan.
Kathleen l.. Coke from Thomas 4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-12
Ex-ReaItor Max Ramm
Placed on Probation

Forty-nine-year-old Max Ramm,
former real estate broker and
one-time president of the Detroit
Real Estate Exchange. today was
under a 90-day suspended SEN
tence and a year and a half proba-
ton with the provision that he
make restitution, after pleading
guilty 10 operating without a
license.
Ramm. 40, Of SAT Beaconsfield
avenue. Crosse Pointe Park, was
charged with accepting 500 on a
lot for which the buyer never re-
ceived title. Sentence was imposed
by Recorders Judge Cotter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-12
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Raymond Kinonen, %: Ruth winnen 20.
Joseph Gyorki. ii sophie May zarosley
Joseph F. sieczynsli. IS: Helen Musiai, 30
Thomas Z. Walker. AZ; Nina B. Conan
As
Robert Goodson. 10; Alice Weaver. IL.
Mack sennett. 10: Dorothy Sutherland, 10
Ernest Lee Self. "a; Ada Catherine Tanner
20
Frank Roesbsch Jr;. 81; Jennie Pierce, IL
James CIPHER. IL: Marion Schneider. II.
Edward staniek. 20: Ruth woutersz, Is.
Loreto Lozsi. IS: Shirley England. IL.
Earl r. Smith. 81 Lorenis Hartman, 20
William Demrsy, 30; Donna s. werbowecki
Melvin Leroy Mynss. rs; Margaret Car
Joseph Kosior. IS; Mary Leila. 81.
Donald O'Keefe. 70: Eunice Hoglin. 10.
Earl Joseph Jones. y: Rossnue Bucksar
Robert sehweIser. 81: Shirley Friedman
Clinton T. Woods. ~; Minnie Pearl Rob
erts. 81
Robert James Fors. I'll: Doris NJ. Shelton
william @. Fox. 70; Marion Hubbard, 10
James Walter. 81; Aurora d. Federiconi
Samuel B. ward Jr.. 10; Quincy B. Bell
Robert W. Mone,. al; Evelyn J. Frisb.s
10.
william Brzoska, 81: Stella Bardyra. Is.
Louis Romanik. ~: Irene sma goer. n.
Frederick Rost, Il: Patricia Cullen, IL
Everett NJ Rhes, 20: Lsughvswn Diii, "a
Luther Y Buckmsster. 30; Loretta Am
Frank Helisek Jr., %; Shirley EiteI. 20
Constantin Msrvos. so; Katherine Do~han
~.
John c. ,Dolezel, ~: Lots O. olsnner. 7s
q lifton DeCsrmo Is: Marguerite Allen. ~
Rodney Kutat, 81: Irms Psrpignon, IL
John schriner. q: Shirley Merx. ~
James T. Denney, ~: Monica Robinson. ~
Ross FAR. 10: Madeline r.. stebbins, II
Robert Tyrer. 10; Evelyn Hancock. 10
STANLEY Jsnulcs. 20; Sadie NJ. Hansen. u
Bernard B. Rzspks. "a; Mildred N. Grenke
n.
Frank }. zssrscks,. 20; sopbis Pn.ek.s
rs
Arthur wswr1yniak. 10: Frances chase, is
fred Acclscea. %; Mary Csiois. 24
Robert l.. Johnson. -. Helen Taylor ~
John Anderson. "a. Euisiis Hamilton II
Harry Y. Msnier. 10: Elizabeth Freeman
-.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-12
DEATHS

Andrew Kenworthy, 134s Brooklyn, 81.
Anne Elizabeth rhibodeau, 77ss Gresn-
Rose sI B,.i Mr. slss sherman a.
Harry Humphrey. 1854 Maple. 20.
William Dunlap 1882 Leisure, a..
sogd.n Unguran, 1927 East Palmer, a.
Victor c. Holland. 3S4I sixteenth. 81.
Julia schmidt. 500 Arden Park. 81.
Katherine Jackson, 1872 Norwood, ~.
Gsvrila comsa, $3.50 Georgia, s..
Leslie Mae Tumltn, Highland Park, 20.
Matte simmons, 2140 Waterloo. 50.
Oscar n. Beseth. 1885 Monica, 81.
Mason Brown, 1879 Clinton. ~.
Alice Grudzinski. s2ei Mckinley. Dear
E@sii. po.milns as.o Field. 50.
Robert Black. 2Si1 Rivard. ST.
Esther Warwashsna. 5O32 Vermont a.
Lewis y. Lempke, ina Eismore. so.
loretta Brsnham. 211f Hastings, q.
~, ..n Jackson. 2I21 81. Antoine. as
walter Bass. 1888 Aibsr, So.
Charles Batcheior. lis Pailister. a..
AVN n Nichols. Crosse Pointe, 70
A Hr Robinson. siss Mendots, "a.
sam sam Fsrrise. s4z7 Peter Hunt, 50.
John Paul Popeek. a. west savannah n.
Anna Terrfs. 21is Scotch "a
Luf Caiskiewicx, 403s Lovett, 60
Emil wsntSsl. ss4s Traverse. So
enns;s. B; Hsrnins sos? Lincoln. d.
Richard Logan. 1890 Flanders. 81
Mary wsinsarden. $685. West Philadelphia.
stsnislsw. wsehowsks. ssoT Dequindrs.
Job Dudley. 1922 Mark Twain. SO.
sara Cox. itIii Montrose, rs.
AIDA Lee. fs304 Woodbine. 81
Aria Leo Small, 1850 Greenwich a.
Rose Lorenx. 11t2 Morreii, 90.
Nay THOMPSON. 1910 Bentlsr, u.
Mary J. Redmsn. 27s chsndiss' 81 :"
Anna Haber, 224T West Grand, -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-12
Blast Marks Gandhi Fast

NEW DELHI, India, Feb. /.
tUP1. - A bomb explosion. Z
student strike, attempted demon
strations and sympathetic fas'
were reported today as Mohanda:
X Candhi, Nationalist leader
began the third day of his fast a
the Aga Khan's palace at Poona
where he is interned.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-12
lansing Filler Dies
In Bomber Crash

LANSING. Feb. 12.-Second 1t.
Robert K. Meyer. %, of Lansing
was reported killed today follow
ing a plane crash in Rhode Island
His mother. Mrs: Lulu Meyer. lives
at 623 Clifford street.
Although details of the accident
were lacking. eastern defense COM
mand officials said that Meyers
plane may have collided with an
Iother In midair.