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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-06-04
RUSSIANS:
Reds Press Hard

Even as former Ambassador JOS
eph E. Davies was engaged in con-
ferences with Russ Premier Joseph
Stain in furtherance of his second
and historic mission to Moscow, Red
armies were reported by the Ger
mans to have launched major at
tacks on four points along a LOO
mile section of the Eastern front
from the volkhov sector to the Ku-
ban valley in the Caucasus.
In the Caucasus campaign Red
army troops shattered two Nazi at
tacks, according to a Soviet report,
and blasted IA boatloads of Nazis at
tempting to retreat over the Kuban
river.
In the vicinity of Novorossisk, last
remaining Axis bridgehead in the
Caucasus, Russian forces continued
their pressure, breaking up Nazi
tank assaults and Tightening their Of
fensive ring around the key city.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-06-04

country exploits in
shooting Joseph
President Roosevelt the Medal Honor
beyond the call duty
left to rights President Roosevelt; Mrs Mary Fo moth
the air hero Captain Foss and his wife, june adjusting the medal
around his neck.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-06-04
CANNED FOODS:
More for Civilians

Civilian supplies of canned fruits
and vegetables will be increased by
approximately 30,000,000 cases from
the 1943 pack because of reduced
military demands for these comnod-
tiles, the War Food administration
announced.
Whether the new ALLEGATION. would
result in lowering Of point values
for canned goods was not known.
Officials said this would depend on
the size Of the l943 fruit and vege-
table pack.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-06-04
WEEKLY NEWS ANAL YSIS

Attn Victory Brings U. S. Nearer Tokyo;
Flood Damage Menaces Food Production;
Labor Stirred by Lewis Bid to AL;
Churchill: Bomb Jap Cities to Ashes
they
Reeas dhv estern NeWspa
Evening star., 1943-10-12
Foxhunfers Schedule
Show, Field Trials

Mrs. Dorothy BroSius of Rock
vile, secretary, has announced the
program for the annual bench show
and field trials of the Maryland
FoXhunters' Association to be held
near Laurel starting Sunday and
continuing through next Wednes-
day.
The bench show will be staged
at 3 pm. Sunday with Lancelot
Jacques of Smithburg judge, and
in the field trials the hounds will
be cast at 7:30 am. on the fol-
lowing three days.
An oyster roast for members OF
the association and their friends
and owners of property over which
the dogs run, dance and a ousi-
ness session are also scheduled.
Numbering and marking of the
hounds will start at noon Sunday.
Headquarters will be at Willis
Hall and the kennels on the farm
of w. o. Bounds.
Association officers are: Josiah J.
Hutton, Brookeville, president: Wal
ter Perry Johnson, Germantown,
vice president; Willard j. Marrow,
Laurel, treasurer; Miss M. That's
Spencer, Washington, recording sec
retary, and Mrs. Brosius, CORE
spending secretary.
Evening star., 1943-10-12
Ryan Gets Golf Title,
Greenkeeper Office

Middle Atlantic section greenkeep-
ers are about ready to give up the
ghost and elect Tom Ryan, Belle
Haven pro-greenkecper perpetual
champion Of the links organiza ton.
Tom has won the championship so
many years IN a row he must be
tired Of Juggling the big mug around.
He won the title again yesterday at
Columbia, and as a reward the
greenkeeperS saddled him with the
Job OF secretary treasurer of their
organization for the umpteenth time.
Ryan scored 73-7-66. which hap
pens to demonstrate that in addition
to knowing how to keep the golf
course in shape Tom also knows how
to keep his golf game in shape.
B, H. Glover Of the Fairfax Coun-
try Club was chosen president. with
Reg Giddings of Gibson Island
seated as vice president. Second 10
Ryan in the tourney were Walter
Cosby OF Army Navy. with 95-25-70,
and George Cornell, 83-l3-70.
Other low scorers were:
F. F STANLEY ,ouanuco'; s. -1f--I;
Rea5cn FtaP Gfnz Hincs Fsston Fot rld Md2 ;. 3 d
10. ROh Williams tAnnapoliS) "a
4--15' Bob Scott Baltimore. S6-1i-
Evening star., 1943-10-12
Parks 5th.Heat Kayo
Of Mitchell Regains
Him Fans BACKING

George Parks is back in the good
graces Of fight fans here after ex-
hibiting return Of his speed and
punching ability by chilling Napo-
con Mitchell Of Philadelphia in l:5o
OF the NTH round Of a scheduled 10
rounder last night at Turner's
Arena
Parks. Washington Negro heavy
weight. who was defeated by Lee
Oma IN his last outing, had a bit
Of trouble getting to the taller
Mitchell in the early rounds, but
after discovering his foe couldn't
beat his way out Of smoke ring he
waded through the Philadelphian's
guard and blasted him with a rapid
series Of lefts and rights. Nap went
down for a nine count, got up and
went down again, this time to stay.
The payof punch was a straight
right to the jaw after Mitchell had
been softened with two left hooks to
the body. Parks weighed 1873 and
Mitchell 191. A gathering of 1877
paid gross gate OF $1,81475.
In the semifeature Aaron Perry.
141, decisioned Make Starr, 1856, in
six heats. Perry's stiff rights and
short, chopping lefts had the busy
Starr on the verge Of a knockout in
every frame, but the tough soldier
managed to weather each storm and
still was fighting strongly at the
finish.
Lee Rosan and Nate Palmer bat
tied to an unscientific draw. while in
other matches Wayman Stewart de-
cisioned Joe Woodley, Waddie Forcey
won over Tommy Mollas and George
Ferrell chilled Wally Brown in l:l7
OF the fourth to open the card.
Evening star., 1943-10-12
1871 Pin Mark Hit
By Wright Is Best
In District Loop

Free-sWinging AL Wright Of King
Pin with an average of 1917 for
81 games is Setting the pace in the
fast District Duckpin League with
Eddie Keith of Anacostia in second
place with 1920.
Of to one of his best seasons
in the all-star circuit, Sam Simon
of Hi-Skor is third with 129-11.
Jack Mahoney, veteran Arlington
bowler and newcomer to the first
place Clarendon team. is fourth with
127-l. His 448 set also is season
record.
Perce Wolfe of Lafayette and
Washington's No. l bowler Is fifth
with 126 while Johnny Ressa of
Bethesda is sixth with 1878
Hal Babbitt, another Clarendon
rookie. and Bob Miciotto, King Pin
pilot are tied for seventh with 1852,
Tony Santini, Lucky Strike, is ninth
with 124-17 and Bill King, Brook
land, 10th with 124-9.
Trailing are Whip Litchfield, King
Pin, 1914; Jack Talbert, Clarendon,
1911; Sam Shreve, King Pin, 1875;
Ed Nash, Greenway. 1894 Gordon
Remsburg, Hyattsville, 1887, and
Pinky Bradt, Arcadia. 1911.
Ray Watson of Temple, who
established a league record last
season for 81 games with 1861, is
far below thic MARK with 100 while
Ell Geib of Bethesda. defending
champion, is points below his win
ming mark with 12l-l9.
Evening star., 1943-10-12
Honbury, Petro Battle
Delayed Until Friday

The Lew Hanbury- Danny Petro
fight has been postponed from
tomorrow night to Friday night at
Uline Arena. the announced reason
being that Petro and Hanbury, along
with Herbert Marshall, who meets
Indian Foran in the semifeature.
have requested more time for
training.
At the same time Promoter Goldie
Ahearn announced that Joe Baksi,
who decisioned Gus Dorazio in a
close one last spring here (he lost
the return go in Philadelphia will
be brought back to meet the winner
between Marshall and Foran.
Evening star., 1943-10-12
Defeat in Exhibition
Fires Redskins for
Tilt With Packers

Minus some of the usual advance
information on the latest Green Bay
plays, the Redskins will go into the
game next Sunday at Milwaukee
against the Packers determined to
wipe out the licking they took at
Baltimore on September S, when the
Packers licked them, 1921. Clar-
ence w. Doc) Spears. University of
Maryland football coach and Red
skin scout, was unable to attend the
Green Bay-Detroit game, but Red
skin Coach Bergman has been ad-
vised the Packers made little use
of Don Hutson, crack Green Bay
pass receiver, in licking the Lions,
35-14.
It's Different This Time.
Bergman used most of his squad
in the Baltimore exhibition, which
meant nothing in the league stand
ings. He was trying out plays and
players, as he had to do so early in
the season. But he promises the
Redskin offense will be different this
time. and probably he will use Wilbur
Moore to cover Hutson on defense.
Moore, fast halfback and sticky
fingered receiver himself, can cover
the Green Bay ace If any one can,
Bergman figures.
But the Redskin coach, pleased
over the 27-0 licking his men handed
the Dodgers Sunday, is no little con-
cerned over available backfleld ma
terial. He has nine backs, and the
Dodger game proved Gf it proved
anything more than the CaWthon
crew is little better than college
team the Redskins second backfeld
lacks the scoring capabilities of the
starting outfit.
Seymour, MastersOn to Play.
FullbaCk Bob Seymour, not badly
hurt in the Dodger game, will play
Sunday SO Will Bob MaSterSon, but
Bergman says in such a tough game
as the Packers fray figures to be
some men will have to play 60
He doesn't specify the men,
but 1t could be much of the line and
most of the starting backfleld.
Two heavy workouts today and
tomorrow will wind up the toll of the
Skins before they leave Thursday.
Redskin workouts start around
pm. nowadays. BY 7:30 the boys
begin to cry for tea and crumpets,'
says the coach.
Evening star., 1943-10-12
Fights Lost Night
: the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA Lamotta. 1s4,
New York. stopped Johnny Walker.
154 a. Philadelphia (2).
SCRANTON. Pa.-Danny Devln. l75,
Allentown. Pa. knocked out Teddy
Brown. 172ia, New York t5).
VIEW HAVEN Conn.-Jule Kos on,
lb1, New Haven. stopped Sammy
Rivers, 1877. Mexico City 90.
BALTIMORE. - Holman williams,
81, Detroit, outpolnted Joe Carter,
l56. Rome, n. Y. tIOt.
NEWARK-Pvt. Client Conway. 17als,
Cleveland, outpointed Bobby Jacobs,
l13, Philadelphia IOj.
SAN FRANCISCO.-Jack Chase 49,,
WalSenburs, Colo. outpo!nted Pauiie
Peters l61. San Francisco 1O).
CHICAGO Al Gomez. l34l2. Chi
cago outpointed Jimmy Joyce 1872,
Gary. Ind. 121, Lindy Elliott. 2l3,
New York. knocked out Charley Roth.
1875, Detroit go.
Evening star., 1943-10-12
Minus Team, Hockey Coach
At Illinois TO Play Again
Ey the Associated Press.

by the Associated Press.
CHAMPAIGN, III, Oct. l2.-Vic
Heyliger, hockey coach at the Uni
versitv of illinois, hasn't any team
to tutor this year, so he has decided
to try playing in the major hockey
league again.
The 28-year-old former center Of
the Chicago Blackhawks was to Join
the team in training in Minneapo-
lis today. He said If he makes the
team he plans to play only the
Hawks home games, so he may
maintain his post at the university,
teaching Army classes training on
the campus.
He played with the Hawks in 1887
and 1888 and joined the Illini coach
ing staff in 1899.
Evening star., 1943-10-12
W.-L.-Centra| Clash
Scheduled Friday;
Spirit Runs High
BY GEORGE HUBER.

Several high school football
schedules have been changed to give
Washington sports fans who want
to see these fast and furious school,
boys in action a chance to do so.
Starting with the Washington-Lee
VS.. Central game this Friday, three
games have been scheduled at night
at Griffith Stadium in addition to
Sunday afternoon tilt there between
Gonzaga and Father Flanagan's
Boys Town (NebrD eleven.
The Sunday tilt will be played on
November 7. Other night games so
far scheduled are Central-St Johns
on October 90 and St. John s-Gon-
zaga on November 10. Night games
are no experiment for schoolboy
elevenS. Three Of them were played
in l94l with one drawing a crowd
of 10000. None was scheduled last
year because the colleges had a lock
on all the Friday night dates.
George Washington High of
Alexandria has a lighted stadium
and, of course, has no trouble with
college competition. All its home
games, usually five or six a season.
are night games and are we'll pa
trOnized.
Top Price Is IS Cents.
There was some discussion of
playing several of the high school
series games at night at the stadium
but nothing has been done about
this For one thing the expense is
great for a high school team, and
the II cents admission price charged
high school students probably
wouldn't take care of the nut even
with the help from adult admissions.
Friday nights game is not a series
tilt and the admission prices are
SIS and IS cents, the 55 being for
student tickets purchased in ad-
vance. That's little enough for a
good football game.
There are 10 high or prep school
teams playing football in or around
Washington this season. which gives
the scEoolhCys pretty important
place IN the sports picture The
callber of play generally is surpris-
ingly high. The teams, well-coached,
put their hearts into every game.
Generals and Riders Lead.
Westinghouse and Roosevelt
are leading. each with three straight
victories, and off their showing to
date probably will remain at or
near the top. The Generals already
have passed big hurdle IN Bulls.
which they defeated in their opener,
but still face number of tough
clubs as they attempt to repeat last
seasons record of nine straight vic
tories
Roosevelt is leading the high
school series but it by no means is
assured of continuing undefeated.
although this years team probably
Is the best in the schools long his
tory. 1t is playing in a fast league
and still must get past Wilson, West
ern, Coolidge and Tech. any of which
Is capable of upsetting the Rough
Riders.
Here are the Schoolboy records 10
date,
Evening star., 1943-10-12
Hunters in Maryland
In 1912 Guido 1941
Ey the Associated Press.

More than 6l3 tons Of unrationcd
meat were bagged by hunters in
Maryland fields and woodlands last
year. reports tabulated by State
Game Warden E. Lee Lecompte
show. 4
He said that about SO per CHIT
Of all persons who purchased hunt
ing licenses filed reports of their kill
Reports listed 907,404 pieces of
game totaling l,224,97l pounds as
compared with 767567 pounds re-
ported by II per cent of hunters
taking out licenses for l94l.
Lecompte estimates the total bag
for 1912 ran to at least 100000
pieces, or over 1000 900 pounds.
Evening star., 1943-10-12
First Grill Bowls 1854
Mark in Women's Loop

Sweeping the Bratburd Pigettes
with a season record set of 1874
last night, First Grill maintained
its tWo-game lead in Washington
Ladies Bowling League. Lorraine
Gulll's l34-390 and Jessie Sacrey's
l43-39o led the charge.
Garvin's Lucky Five whitevashed
H. & J. Construction to take over the
runnerup spot.
Evening star., 1943-10-12
Army's Great Line Tolls
Toqether Once q Week

Ey the Associated Press.
WEST POINT, N. Y, Oct. 12.-
The United States Military Acad-
emy's football line which hasn't
yielded a touchdown this season,
drills only once each week.
There are no workouts on Mon
days, and flying courses occupy a
trio of linemen regulars on Tues
dav and Thursday They scrim-
mage on Wednesdays only.
Evening star., 1943-10-12
Night Games to Give Grid Fans Chance to See Schooboys
Girl, School Head
COACHING Rivals

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 12-Miss
Kay O'Connell, new coach of
Manoa grammar schools football
team, refused to reveal her sys-
tenn before whistle time in the
teams first game today.
ITS a secret" she said, Il don't
want the other team to be pre-
pared for it,"
The opponents, Oakmont, are
coached by Principal william J..
Laramy, who said he guesses he
uses the "Laramy System"
Evening star., 1943-10-12
Terps List Army Airmen,
PIoy Boinbridge Once

One Of the University of Mary
lands two football games against
Bainbridge Naval Training Station
has been Cancelled and instead the
Old Liners will play the Greenville
IS. c. Army Air Base eleven at
Greenville on October 80,
The remaining game between
Maryland and Bainbridee will be at
Bainbridge on November 13.
Evening star., 1943-10-12
Driver Turns Starter

Doc Parshall. whose once huge
stable of harness horses has dwin-
died to practically nothing, tried his
hand at starting during the recent
Delaware ohio races and did a
swell Job.
Evening star., 1943-10-12
Duckpin Sweep by ATF
Gets Team Loop Lead

American Type Founders by virtue
Of its 80 win over National Publish
ing Co. spurted to first place in the
Graphic Arts Bowling League.
Bill Cade bagged top honors with
lat and 37s as Graphic Arts Press
shut out Pathfinders.
Evening star., 1943-10-12
A. l. Team, 13-l Victor,
Ties Series With N. |.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
POCATELLO, Idaho, Oct. IA
l3-to-l victory put an American
League baseball team one up on its
National League rival in their ex-
hibition tour
1t was the second consecutive win
FOR the Americans, who Sunday won,
6-5, At Salt Lake City to even the
teams scoring at three games each.
Evening star., 1943-10-12

Three years ago-Texas A. and
M won its l4th consecutive foot
Ball game by defeating U. C.L, A.,
7 to 0, before $4,000 fans.
Evening star., 1943-10-12
lamotta Makes Quick
Job Of Walker Fight
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l2.-Jake
Lamotta uncorked a terrific left
hook that foored Johnny Walker in
the first round of their scheduled
l0-round bout at Convention Hall
last night
The bell saved Walker at the
count Of six. and he might as well
have quit then. for Lamotta was
given a technical knockout after
50 seconds Of the second round.
1t was Lamotta's first boxing ap-
pearance in his native city. Walker
Is a home town boy. Lamotta had
a weight advantage of 9l2 pounds
at l64. A crowd of 5,428 sat in.
Promoter Herman Taylor said his
next card, on October 25, would fea-
ture Lightweight Champion Bob
Montgomery of Philadelphia and
Petey Scalzo Of New York in a 10
round bout.
Five years ago-Frank Frisch,
Evening star., 1943-10-12
Ratted for Bonham in eighth inning of second game
Bate6 for BoroWy in eighth inning Of third
ST. LOUIS CARDINALS.

BattCd for Lanier eighth inning Of first game.
- BattCd for KuroWskI ninth lnnnC OF second
Battcd for Lanier in seventh inning Of fourth
Ran fOr DemareC seventh inning of fourth
B2tted for BreChccn IN ninth inning Of fourth game.
Batted for " Cooper IN seventh inning of fifth
Batted for Dickson in ninth inning of NTH game
Evening star., 1943-10-12

Continued From Page A-12D
fBetp Brazle undoubtedly wish the
series still was going on. but thew
would have been otherwise engaged
today anyway. They reported for
induction at jefferson Barracks
this morning.
The Redbird MANAGEMENT is let
ting a lot Of dough slip through its
fngerS-but of necessity. Refunds
to holders Of tickets marked Game
No. will be started Saturday
morning And there is all that
mazoola gone to waste on tickets
already prepared for sale for the
seventh game. Optimism is Won
derful thing.
Once there we're two rOOmateS.
Billy SouthWorth, manager of the
Cardinals. and Luke SeWen St
Louis Browns manager. They
shared the same apartment. one
being on the road while the other
stayed home. And do you know
Sewell didn't once tip off South
worth 10 the power of those
Yankees?
He had reason to know Of it.
The YankS trampled the Browns
u times in % trles
Evening star., 1943-10-12

A small field of feminine golfers
was playing today at Kenwood in
the Presidents Plate tourney, wind
up event of the women's links sea
son. The tourney was open to pres
ent officers and past presidents of
the Womens District Golf Associa-
tior
Evening star., 1943-10-12

IS; Cole Warner, qO-14-7s; Bill Glover
Fairfax, 9h-l4-16; Dick Scott BAL
t!moTel. ql-14-S1.
Evening star., 1943-10-12
PITCHING SUMMARY
NEW YORK tAmoTican League
ST. LOUIS National League)
SUMMARY.

s Earned
chagdier D9qblc
@ @ f $3.50 = Se% York; q 'en fq to &oFecSn cp
MstnGPy Th Of Send game Tines Of second
~
Evening star., 1943-10-12

Five years ago-Frank Frisch,
deposed as manager of ST. Louis
Cardinals, revealed as applicant
for job as boss of Browns.
Evening star., 1943-10-12
Nordness

Continued From Page A-l2.
Evening star., 1943-10-12
Composite Score of 1943 World Series
By the Associated Press.


. ST. LOUIS, ocr. 1@.--Composlte box score Of tn
World Series.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08
Racers Jailed
Boys SteaI Autos TO Stage
Midnight Contest

Two boys. Is and Is. who Stole
a panel truck and a sedan 10
stage a race. according TO police,
were IN custody Of juvenile au-
thorlueS today
AZ 3 a m. police squad car
az Congress and Chene saw the
two vehicles racing at approx
mately 50 miles an hour and took
up The chase. At ST. Aubin. the
youth driving the sedan failed TO
make a turn. crashed through a
fence and into A porch. The po-
lice cruiser then overlook the
other car.
The truck. belonging TO Her
man Goodman. 39993 Gran d
River, was reported stolen at mid
night The sedan is the property
of James Walker, 1920 LanS-
doWne
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08

First drafts OF = report 20 tho
county board Of supervisors viii
be made Tuesday by the airport
committee Of the board Of super
viSors recommending Inclusion Of
S50OO00 in the next annual
budget for use in financing a new
airport for Wayne County
Approval Of the plan was given
hy the committee yesterday, and
!. Scott NcLinn chairman said
The sum would nor be earmarked
for any single project but would
be used 10 the best advantage 80
FL TCW airport dS soon d>
possible
one Of The plans under study IS
the proposal of John Lodge prc--
idcnt Of common council that q
new county airport be financed
by a bond ISSUE OF an annual per
capita tax.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08
S(hooIboy Saves
; Men in Lake

Dick llama IS -16-year-old
schoolboy today, but he can feel
Justly proud Of his man-sized Job
in saving the lives Of his dad.
grandfather and friend in Lake
Huron
When their boat capsized and
the four were tossed into the
water Sunday, the three clung TO
the boats side while Dick swan
mile 10 shore, called for help
and another 16-year-old. Norman
rescued ;he three in a
small roWboat
All of them. the father Wilbur
T Hanna. 47, the grandfather.
Edward 3 Hanna. 70 and NJ r.
McCallum A. Of London, Ont,
were recovering
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08
Tots Fly
HEereFrOlRl
Buffalo

III and Kenneth Johnson. ve'-
Gran air travellers despite m C.
fact that they're a month old are
at the home ot their paternal
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs Al
bert Johnson, in Pontiac. today,
a 50O-mllc plane jaun' from New
York completed.
The two babies. In company
wrh Jessie RrujnEham cNccu.
tive secretary Of the Kew London
Conn Council nl GlLLl Scouts.
arrived IN Detroit by plane last
night and We're immediately taken
20 their new home
They were our best behaved
passengers" SAID Caroline
DOnInI, StCWaTIicSS aboard tho
arllner Hardly whimper
over the entire trip from La
Guardia Field"
Tho twins mother, Mrs Thelma
Johnson, died when they were
born ln = New London hospital
The sailor father Charles. 49,
clcctuans maze. "a Glass; " 8
stationed there a. the umc HIS
duties prevented HIM making The
Journey with the babies
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08
EsHule Star Now Gold.
Parish MOuI'nS Sailor

a gold star viii replace a blue
star m thc service flag 6m at St
Gabnels Catholic Church.
Louis Yanella is dead
The thm thread of hope TO
which ms family and friends and
fellow parlShionerS had clung for
more than year is broken today
The official navy department no
tIlIcaIInn camn AnslnrdaN.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08
Hunger Striking
Suspect Normal

Intravenous feelings have been
discontinued for two or three
days for Mrs. Theresa Behrens,
FBI accused Nazi spy who has
been on A hunger strike since
Aug. q. il was revealed today by
Or. r. r. Piper of Receiving
Hospital.
"Her veins are almost useless
because of the constant iniec-
tion of the needle, but they will
he all right after a few days
rest" he said
In perfectly normal condition
despite her refusal of solid food,
Mrs. Behrens consumes "consid-
erable quantities of tea and wa
ter, according 70 DR.. Piper, and
can live indefinitely.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08
Detroiter Killed in Africa

a member Of Hantramck's ma
tioual championship high school
hand Of 1880. Pfc Alfred Wcrtcl
2S, has been killed in action IN
North Africa, It was learned
today.
Official notification was re-
cciyed by his parents, Nh and
Mrs. BolcSlaw Wertcl, of l3l0s
Bloom. that he had died July -.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08
Gratiot Paving Bids Due

The state highway department
toda' VIII receive bids for the re-
SIriaCing OF Gratiot avenue from
Conner 10 Elght-Mile road. As
phdl paving allotmentS have been
approved by the War Production
Board