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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-10

BEAUTIFUL 2.nc wine mOhair living
room suite, used a short time sacrifice.
500. open evenings SPITE 76h' Gratot
A BEAUTIFUL sxl2 Administer rug. n'ue
leaf pattern, uNst two months. 2lI
MIfgneIIs gllt Cfraffot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-10
A PARTY wants all kinds Of
furniture. VIII pay highest
cash price. Farris, Temple 2-5373.

WANTED fohrg r3n ta- iraysIra.
can TYLER s12z
WANTFD-Gooi used srVIrg machine.
eau Norhasn 1922 after ri
WE. buy ot ur coats ..s Michigan
Thsafer Building.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-10
500 DOWN

VACANT MOVE ~
Nile Mound Sec rooms Bricb1te
water 1as, electric: fun price 81 900
So mo-
IRWIN RIGHT 4 HINES INC
1toti GEATluT PlNGREF 541s
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-10
MATTRESS speciaI1 silqs Many others.
sac. superior sanitary. 1929 Cd. River.

Ncw\ Furn''ure-Hard 20 Get Items
We HAVE THEM OK Easy TERMS.
Too LIVING room suites with coil springs
irucrsrrinE mattress box springs coil
springs Ne'al arhps smokers Better Eas
stoves Bedroom sIites dining room sets
Fh,,elaIn dinstte sets, CampNte stocks OF
hfHnf ueW fufuff4fft
STATE SANPTF FURNITURE co
1872 MICHIGAN NEAR GRiSNOLn
Dusn MON Thurs FRI. Saf Ewes 20
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-10
Money to Loan
On Real Estate

At g. Insurance Go. funds for good
mortgage loans land contracts bought
Ff HeukeI co.. Hammond RIdg ca. 2frJ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-10
Industrial Property
For Sale or Lease

JOHN r. a43I-NOW AVAILABLE
Newly painted bldg. approx. 600 80 ~
'age'her with 300 SO n parking Dor
space adjoining Ear1te hi'g has gas
tanks FRONT end rear entrances. overhead
doors rent S2Ou mo- or sell reasonable.
ca 1tr2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-10
n CRYSTAL SPECIAL

ll. iltVoai beds. doNle or single size
fiNol spring construction. complete N3i HH
Cf'sta. turul.- 81 % Glatlut. 4ttA Michigan
. a DISPOSAL sale of 30 srrirg ,er-tr,, fei
/ HgUEe chairs with sffWan- and COCA.
I sfD.ai chairs al s.. open evenings. spItg.
I let' Gtauut
1 A SEW 5-pc sun tar dinete sacrifice.
$50 or'n evenings srIl 56s3 Gratiot.
la NIN sXIZ blue lyaf - kshIrc RUS
Floor sample Sacrifice $50. open tst
'.nrs srtz. 1858 GrttIot
a NFW 6-pc modern bedroom suite. ttr
f.-11g A. lrnttspriuf boNsprius and
udnT ser Sacrifice $50. terms open
evenings SrE Coos Grauut
4 RECLAIMED 9-pc. walnut nrish dIrins
room SEQ q le sold al "a sacUi.e $50.
= RECLAIMED sxIz bue Leaf ris. only
81. LEE $. -Jdl Ggauot-ll6 N. Ne.
>lehos
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a HEPOSstS>ED 2pc spring f.Ici uy-
'ne room suite, excellent condition oar
rr .uE price Wa Si1g viii sacrifice SO
.1f Kent Furniture GO. 1871 LivcrU7s
SACRIFICE ~ prcwaf built soft sprin,
f.et studio dlNars bedding cowpart-
mont and fine covers \3g up. Terms.
Kent Furniture Co. 1874 Livernois
ALL &EA a-p.e,e bedroom suites dresser.
f'Ett.Y and bed. $50 bps walnut and
.'ltf Nn.sN hardwood a better grade.
crystal turu.. 1923 GratL-t. 81 DllE1--
r r1'7H MICHIGAN, COR aoTH
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-10
Colored-Act- Quickly Rargain


MACK-LFMAY District - 5.room hunpa-
low steam heat excellent condition
50 zoo. 500 down, SO monthly. Drexel
'i6l
OPEN DAILY TO p ".
MINuCk 1889 near SchoOicrau owner
left cIt5 duette bungalow 3 years old,
garage screens storm sash tile features.
LrA.--An-. L.Lm. LAnnhAr-a a. hllu.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-10
Mortgages
Business Opportunities

WHITE coLOREp MORTGAGE NONE
HOME ASSOCIATES CA S1tT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-10

SEN inncrsprng mattresses studio courhes.
a. Beddins Co, $40 Maypury Grand
NFW 'urnrufe trade YOUR piano. CITY
Nlsic, 5tl2 NacA. open tyes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-10
WHITTIER
Vacant Lots for Sale

Rt'N state owned propeI,iss See your
real estate broker
LARGE LOT Inquire A. gas station, mile
rHr'n ~ tuca. az speedway Drive
COLORED- INkSTER
T.re9 .f Noise. confusion o. rity Iifer See
0Ir '.'s fHr Your fl'urc mo new schools
churches sI improvements must NgWiate
.|t'r.t f'F frW I,ff exceptionally
v ft..'e University = -op1 ~ see
VIII. 1N Et'% DEVELOPMENT 60
MICHIGAN OPEN SUNDAY
EFtH Times Want Ads for proht-use
them I.r results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-10
CLICK DELIVERY

On ~ make, ~ 1912 rsf-Iseratr-s fr &C..
fe0se workers IN n"R homes come .n a..
select ; .grs uHH
Universal Appliances
1870 GFATIOT MAE GNI.t R0tf
1852 REFRIG's-An MAKES fo- defense
priority houses. rsrttr or Owner. -
display. superior. 1899 crane LIvef
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-10
Brand 49, Refrigerators

brdnd New NtITlgtfdIOTS
Available for owners. renters rev. -
p, 1delef home. bg'' on D.. rfF "a
Keivins'or. PrUr1 crosby N.r..
United Appliance & Furn CO.
1910 MACK AVE SCAR CHALMERS
NORGE tefugers'.f ~ cubic - ussff
new no iee r.rs impairment .frt.
meat kecpcr $3.50 cash. l-3 trr.rr.
Ave DvuSEp ~
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-10
Musical Instruments
Radios and Supplies

CALL GALLAGHER-CA T766
20 buy. sell or rent pianos
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-10

Victory Garden Plots
Real Estate Wanted

r. pETHOIT-Euvl15. paved st. IL bl
." frtt,t. Slt5. owner. E1seviUe 1865
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-10

HIGHEST PRICES. diamonds. jewelry. I'D
gold. Original Detroit Cold Rohre~s.
SIDNEY RANDALL. 1880 BR0ADNhN.
Evening star., 1943-12-07
ecause >he wasn't looking at any

because ~he wasn't looking at any
thing.
Would he allow an interview? No.
Were there any questions that might
be asked? No. WERE? There was
no use going further.
The chief was most agreeable. He
agreed with everything. The Navy
was doing bangup job. The stories
about the returned men were flne.
1t was beautiful day-but he had
nothing to say.
And all the time he was saying
nothing SO pleasantly he was under
going excruciating pain. He was
learning to walk again after shell
fragments had shattered bone and
nerve centers. He leaned on a metal
wheeled rig that supported him as
Evening star., 1943-12-07

him7 He'd been aboard tanker
sunk of the South American coast
he'd saved some lives and had a
citation and the Purple Heart. A
story from him? No. He was one
Of those who smiled.
There are plenty of guys around
who can give you .some hair raisers
Me-I'm recovering from an acci-
dent"
A couple of marines came up with
a request that one of their buddies
be interviewed 1t seemed he had
been torpedoed and floated for 13, or
maybe it was 30, days on a raft.
He was sitting ON the edge of the
lower half of a double decker bunk,
big man with heavy head of dark
hair. He looked up. but it was funny
Evening star., 1943-12-07

which today confined him to bed, Mr..
Lewisohn declared the only possible
relief for Jewish people, so many
of whom have been killed, tortured
and made homeless, lies in fulfill
ment of the Balfour declaration of
1917 allowing free immigration Of
Jews to Palestine. This declaration
must be implemented, he said.
The author, whose newest book.
Breathe Upon These" is scheduled
for publication soon. spoke in con-
junction with membership drivs
of the Louis D. Brandeis Zionist
district, which seeks $500 new
members.
Evening star., 1943-12-07

through it-they don't want to
think about it-much less talk" he
said.
Up in one of the wards young
sailor lay in one of the corner beds.
Probably 20 years old-his eyes
bright blue and his skin bleached
white. He had lost a leg.
What had the record said about
Evening star., 1943-12-07

he took the stunning steps that
eventually would carry him out into
civilian life. Yes, it was a beautiful
day-outside somewhere.
And then there was the funny
guy. He stood at the desk in the
middle of the ward and there was
crowd of marines and sailors hang
ing around.
You want a story, do you?
Whatll you have-the Coral Sea?
That's one of my best. Midway
that's lulu" He knelt down,
aimed an imaginary machine gun
at the ceiling and cut loose with
rapid-fire sound effects.
No? Don't like it? Well how
how about Pearl Harbor? Let's have
Pearl Harbor on December 7. Dive
Evening star., 1943-12-07

bombers and just plain bombers with
bombs-legs and arms flying around
In all sdirections-burning oil and
burning ships and the Arizona COM
ing up like thunder out Of something
by Kipling!"
Everybody laughed except the
funny guy. His lips twisted
And what the hell good do you
think story like that1l do? Sure
people read it. They read 1t and
say, Itch, tch. poor boy And then
they forget about it. They start
screaming about gas tickets and
there amt no roast beef. They can't
get decent food anymore and they
can't get decent clothes. Jesus, war S
hell"
He walked away. And the funny
thing was that he had been in the
Evening star., 1943-12-07
Many Wounded Servicemen
Reluctant to Talk About Deeds

zone OF The Stars reporters,
Dho has interviewed Seueral re-
turned serpicemen for Back From
the Wars stories, has spent much
OF her time Disiting serUicemen at
Bethesda Naual Medical Center.
She has been struck Nth the fact
that the most narrowing stories
are not told. Today, December
z, she recalled some OF the Back
From the Wars stories the public
doesn't See.)
Evening star., 1943-12-07
BY MARJORIE BARTER.

And then there were the men who
wouldn't talk. Those who smiled
and shook their heads. And those
who didn't smile, who stared off
into nothing and shook their heads.
There was the marine, his face
carefully and almost perfectly put
back together by plastic surgeons,
who said. mo. Sorry. I'm for
getting what I saw"
A sailor who had stood beside him
came over to say that his buddy
had been in the first wave of ma
rines that staked out a beachhead
on Guadalcanal.
Those guys who've really been
Evening star., 1943-12-07
Lewisohn Hits British Plan
To Curb Entry 10 Palestine

The British Colonial Offices pol
icy regarding Jewish immigration
to Palestine after next April when
it will be curtailed. was protested
last night by Ludwig Lewisohn,
novelist and lecturer, speaking to
Washington Zionists at the Jewish
Community Center.
Talking despite heavy cold,
Evening star., 1943-12-07
Stories of Veterans
Wanted by Star

This is another of series of
interviews with men from the
Washington area who have
returned from overseas duty.
Friends and relatives of service
men returning from battle zones
are urged to write or telephone
the city editor of The Star at
MA. 5000. The Star wants to
give these men of the armed
forces a chance to tell their
stories to the thousands of in
terested Washingtonians.
Evening star., 1943-12-07

Coral Sea battle and he'd been at
Midway And he'd been at Pearl
Harbor on December 7.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-11-22

greatest landslide in the citY's
municipal election history. and three
union leaders. one Clio and two
AL. were elected to Office. The
whole ticket Of the so-ealled Prog
ressive partY. backed by oil
branches Of the labor movement.
was elected. Winning the war was
major plank in the platform.
And in New York City. Pres. Mike
Quill Of the Transport Workers
Union was returned to the City
Council. and the American Labor
Party iailed 10 win other scots
chiefly because Of internal bickeE-
ings in the partY itself.
Labor in Allsgany County ID in
the sulkY mood. II we com Judge by
the smoll number who declared their
intentions to vote In the period be-
fore Nov. 6. Yet AlleganY County
could be and should be q strong
hold Of progressive sentiment. II
means hard work but IL can be done.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-11-22
Labor Unity
Can Win
CONTINUED from Page II

Only in few places in the coun-
try did labor reolixe that progress
sivs leadership begins at home.
Congress 10. otter all. our respon-
sibilitY. The administration ialls
short Of our desires. but Il il still
ahead Of Congress Of the Glenn
Beulls and Milldrd TYdings and
George Rddelifies who were elected
by the workers and TURNER'S Of the
State and country.
Those places whore labor went
out and rang door-bells and showed
results for q genuine New-Deol
candidate have hardly been men,
toned in the commercial press.
Yet in Cleveland. for the first time
in 30 years. q Democratic mayor
was rsslseted-FrGnk ]. Lausehe.
running on q whichever New Deal
program. and backed 100 per cent
by labor.
In Toledo. five Of the seven candi-
dates endorsed by the Labor Joint
Committee for Political Action won.
including Tom Burke. viee.presideni
Of United Auto Workers Locdl IL.
In Jamestown. New York. q pro-
gressivs mayor was reelected in the
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-11-22
Castle Reports
On the clio
Convention

The speech by Sidney Hillman,
chairman of CLOS Political Com
mittee, was the high point Of the
recently concluded Philadelphia
convention of the national CLIO, in
the opinion of Bro. Harry Castle,
delegate from the Western Md. In
dustrial Union Council. Castle re-
ported at the councils regular meet
ing Nov. IL.
The Smith Connally Act has not
prevented labor from participating
actively in political campaigns,
Hillman brought out. In fact. a
fund of 100000 has been raised
among the CLIO internationals to be
spent by labor itself during the
coming campaign.
NO-STRIKE POLICY GENUINE
Castle was convinced, In listen
Ing to the speakers on the no
strike resolution, that they really
meant what they said: No sit
downs or anything else. The con-
vention reaffirmed the wartime
nO-strike policy by unanimous
vote.
The convention was very hard
working and very harmonious, Bro.
Castle concluded Only on one res
olution was there a vigorous floor
attack-the one condemning the
Italian-American Labor Council Of
Luigi Antonini and Generoso Pope.
The delegate who rose to defend
this council was branded a Fascist
in the brief debate and voted alone
against the committee resolution.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-11-22

Of monthly wages, according 20 Al
lender, and expenses to and from
the job are paid by the government.
The road-bed has been completed
but the surfacing Is waiting on the
winter freeze, since the mud still
makes It difficult to work. Most Of
the mechanics are carpenters and
pipe filters. Allender said, and
their wages run from -1.50 an hour
ND.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-11-22
Builders Leave for
Alaska HiqhWuy

Cumberland-About thirty build
ing trades mechanics from the Cum
berland area have volunteered for
service in completing the Alaska
Highway. says e. Pat Allender,
business agent of the Building
Trades Council of the AL.
The men are guaranteed payment
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-11-22

They who live in history only
seemed to walk the earth again.
History is the essence OF innum-
cradle biographies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
CONTINUED on Next Page. Col. -
Webber Resigns
War Post Here
j. |. Hudson Co. Executive
Leaves Ordnance Job

Oscar Webber has resigned a.
deputy chief of the Detroit ord
nance district, largest in the ma
ton, Brig. Gen. A. b. Quinton Jr.
district chief announced Saturday
Webber left his duties as vice
president and general manager o.
the j. l.. Hudson Co. Aug 10, 1912
10 give his full time 10 serving al
deputy TO Gen. Quinton.
"My resignation was made
necessary entirely because OF
personal reasons and I am eN-
tremely sorry to have 10 leave
this important work at this
time" Weber said. 1T has been
privilege 10 work with Gen.
Quinton and my other associ-
ates In the Detroit ordnance
district during the last nine
months and I have enjoyed
every minute OF my connection
with them"
Stating that Webber has giver
Invaluable service" 10 the wa
department, Gen. Quinton added
at Il with deepest regret that
his resignation IL accepted hut
at the same time with sense
Of sincere appreciation of the
many contributions which he has
made 10 the work Of the district
and To the war effort"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Ford Foundation Nav Be Key

two important factors the financial picture
which be the keythe Ford Foundation and stock eup
whereby there types Of hares-vong nonvonR
The Ford Foundation created in 1886. purely
charitable organization finances the Edison Institute other
historical exhibits Of Henry Ford and in addition donates funds
10 numerous charities throughout the country
Three guided the
Edse Ford Clifford Longey long his attorney
Burt j. Craig secretary and assistant Of the Ford
Motor Co.
The foundations Of funds is. Of the
family but it also holds substantial block Of non.
voting Ford stock which presented by the Fords the
centage interest.
While these holdings of considerable value they
believed to constitute stable proportion Of the total
standing stock Five years ago S2s 100000
listed in the foundations for the first
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Halsey Aide Sees
New Blows
Allies on Offensive
in Southwest Pacific

AUCKLAND. New Zealand, May
20 (UP)-Rear Admiral Theodore
S. Wilkinson, deputy commander
of the L. s. Southwest Pacific
fleet said today that the Allies
now are on the offensive in thai
area and limited strongly at new
blows against the japanese, pos
sibly north of the Solomon Islands
Asserting that the Allied cam
paign in the South Pacific is goins
we'll. and that lat the moment we
have superiority in all classes.
Wilkinson told correspondents:
I'VE are on the offensive, and,
hope, have the initiative"
by taking the Russell
Islands we went up miles beyond
Guadalcanal and we won't con-
tent ourselves with sitting
there"
The rear admiral is making hi!
first visit to New Zealand since
joining the staff Of Admiral Hal
sey, commander-in-chief OF IN,
Southwest Pacific fleet.
Wilkinson reported that Halse!
was delighted 10 hear Of the deatf
of Admiral 1soroku Yamamoto
japanese naval commander. be
cause of the REORGANIZATION j
caused among the enemy fleet.
Halsey. however. was disap
pointed because Yamamoto's dealt
prevented his coming TO grips per
sonally with his foe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Await Quick Vote
On Pay dsGo Tax
Congress May Pass Bill
First Part Of Week

WASHINGTON, May % CUPl
Congressional leaders tonight
predicted passage next week-pos-
Sibly on Tuesday-of the com.
promise pay-as-you-go income tax
bill forgiving IS per cent of tax
debts above $50. abating all liabili.
ties of $50 or less, and providing
for a 20 per cent Withholding tax
starting July l.
Treasury officials have esti.
mated that the bill, produced this
week by House and Senate con.
ferees, will bring in 100000, DOC
more revenue this year than the
present system would.
The House is expected 10 ap.
prove tho measure on Tuesday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Hou Ford's
Estate May
Be Divided
BY WARD SCHULTZ

lst3
Estate taxes could take up to Is per cent Of the
fortune of the late Edsel Ford, which repeatedly
includes about Al per cent of the stock in the Ford
Motor Co.
- However, little known factors can change the
entire picture and preclude such an eventuality.
Here many Of the answers TO the question on the
lips of virtually every Detroiter:
What is the financial impact of Edsel Fords death
the Ford Motor Co. -"
Although the Ford Motor Co. is privately owned fam
lily enterprise and hence full and complete disclosure of its
financial Setup not available with publicly owned stock
companies certain facts known and certain paths
open in the settling Of Edsel Ford's estate
In 1919 Henry Ford held 581a per cent Of the stock in
The company and at that time Edse acquired per cent
In 1884 the 172645 shares split 20 for and latest
figures show 3,452,900 at 50 par to be outstanding
II believed that there has been but slight change
ratio since Henry Ford continues TO hold better than so
cent Mrs Henry Ford is said 10 about cent the
grandchildren nominal Of
shares and approximate Al Edse Fords
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30

MADRID, May % OUP)-Re-
ports from LaLiuea said tonight
that Prime, Minister Churchill ar.
rived by plane at Gibraltar yes
terday afternoon and continued his
trip by air last night to an undis-
closed destination. Al
II was also reported Viscount
Gort. governor OF Malta, Gen.
Eisenhower. Cen Montgomery,
Gen. Sir Harold r. L. G.. Alexander,
British commander. and Cen.
Georges Cstroux. De Gaulle leader,
were AZ Gibraltar within the last
~ hours
c. VI. MACARTHUR, DENTIST
I'LL ~Grtswol Over Kinseps,
Hours; SO. Sundays l0-i2.-Adv.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Na1i Sour Grapes
On Bombing
"Our BIitz Futile in 40,
Why Raid Germany"

LONDON. May % CUP) The
Nazis have changed their views on
air bombing, radio reports indi-
Gated today
The British radio said the Ger
man radio station ZceSen. broad
casting for overseas consumption
reported the NaziS had finally de-
cided that the air raids on Eng.
land in 1910 failed.
We ourselves know" The
Nazi station said that our air
raids on England IN the year
1910 were ineffective although
the discovery was n bitter one
for us.
of the English and Americans
had any sense they will have
found the same thing true about
their present activities over
Europe" A[
According TO BIC. these are
samples of the way the Nazi tune
went in 1910:
Berlin London is facing
riots authorities are help
less"
Rome-'Traffic in the city Of
London appears completely dis
rupted."
Paris-"The seven million
Londoners are seized nv fear,
hair raising fear t. they run
aimlessly about the streets"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
City's Last GAR SurUiUOr
Sees Need of Gen. Grant
complete story on Memorial Day activities in
Detroit and schedule of events appear on Page 8.
BY VERA BROWN

Other grandsons were in the first
World War
As for Morgan. he enlisted in
Rensselaer,. Ind. when he was
Ia and received his baptism of fire
at Chicamauga in 1868. Later he
fought at Missionary Ridge and
was with Sherman in his drive To
the sea.
Speaking Of modern warfare
which he follows avidly in the
newspapers. Morgan thinks per-
haps the tanks and airplanes are
overrated.
Just remember. it's infantry
that has 20 mop up" he says.
That was true when 1 was with
them. and it's as true today"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Triplets CrOWd Parents;
Mother Seeks 3-Baby Bed

Mrs Walter Potoczny's triplets
were born during the blackout OF
May Z and they are still in the
dark over the plight of their
mother and dad.
They've literally crowded the
parents out of bed and forced
them 10 sleep on the floor.
That's the reason. for an emer-
gency appeal from the Potoczny
home AT 2409 South Fort today
for three-passenger baby bed
and triplet baby buggy as well
We've looked the city over
for those two items and they
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Danish Saboteur Dies
In Motor Plant Fiqht

STOCKHOLM. Sweden. May %
tUP)-A young boteur was
killed last night when he and three
others placed three bombs in the
Aarhus Motor Works at Aarhus,
Denmark, and fought gun battle
with a factory guard, Danish re-
ports said today.
The guard was wounded seri-
ously. A police search was organ
ized for the missing youths.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
$4,000 Employed
Here Is Record Hiqh

Wayne County's factory employ
ment roster went TO a new high
of $4,000 on May Is. the u. S.
Employment Service disclosed
Saturday. exceeding by 1000 the
figure on hourly paid workers for
April 30.